🇮🇳Indian🇮🇳 vs. 🇺🇸American🇺🇸 Capitalism: The Cultural and Economic Divide

[@MrBrendan0791]

Great video! I enjoyed your insights. I noticed all the vibrant colours as well, I feel like we have the saturation turned down here in Canada, so nice to see stuff poppin'.

[@thedelhiyeti]

It really is an amazing place.

[@francinemartinart]

We have an odd aversion to colour in the West.

[@TheEddieToro]

Wow 🎉 yourself subscriber base jumped by 100 in the last two days. Bharat 🇮🇳 is taking kindly and faster to you this go around. Good news! Good news!

[@thedelhiyeti]

I hope it's real, my watch time isn't reflecting it.

[@TheEddieToro]

@@thedelhiyeti I hear ya'. Sometimes that doesn't pair up well with views and subs.

[@laurieyoung8734]

I learnt so much! Thanks for sharing!

[@thedelhiyeti]

@laurieyoung8734 I'm stunned I made it understandable, thanks!

[@TheEddieToro]

Yeti howdy 👍🏻. I agree with you about Delhi. Anyone going for 3 days and using the metro 🚇 system should get the 3-day unlimited metro token use and not have to deal with the lines. I did it. Now in Udaipur, since you're there, there's a great Indian breakfast place. When you come down the Jagdish Temple stairs, you'll see the street that goes towards the clock tower and the street that goes right towards I don't remember what. In between those two there's a small, narrow street with construction over it. On the right side when you pass it is whare you'll find the place and there are usually a lot of people getting breakfast at around 9 am I think. Great chai. The seating arrangement is quite tiny as is the usual. I went there almost every day during the month I was there. Poha was my usual choice with chai. Other great snacks as well for breakfast. You're making very good and informative plus honest vlogs. Keep going Yeti. 😎🙏🏻👍🏻🇮🇳

[@thedelhiyeti]

I've been too sick to watch subscriber count. I'll check out the breakfast joint. I'm hoping to start doing some work again tomorrow.

[@TheEddieToro]

@thedelhiyeti May you have a speedy recovery Yeti.

[@rakeshkrishnan1099]

The quality of life in india has skyrocketed, government healthcare in the north is basically a dream come true, civic sense is at an all-time high with everyone suddenly turning into model citizens, and public infrastructure is just flawless. Oh, and Indian citizens are totally law-abiding-practically saints compared to their Western counterparts. And of course, the air in Delhi? Absolutely pristine these days, practically Himalayan fresh, we are indeed a super power

[@thedelhiyeti]

India is a work in progress, it's evolving, by comparison the west is devolving. I hope India becomes what it is capable of, because it deserves it!

[@rakeshkrishnan1099]

@@thedelhiyeti India's true progress will begin when its citizens embrace civic responsibilities, respect the rule of law, and treat one another with dignity, much like the cultures of developed nations. Until then, progress may remain superficial and confined to digital platforms

[@TheEddieToro]

This comment is separate and at the end based on what you're saying about the West. The dream in America 🇺🇸, Canada, England and other very developed a d rich countries is DEAD in general. It has become so difficult to have a job that generates the savings to get a home on a 25-30 year mortgage plus all the other expenses to maintain it and starting up a business goes around $50K-$100K 🇺🇸.with permits and all. I don't live in America anymore. I live in Colombia 🇨🇴 where it's still somewhat better to do those two things. Good for Indians who still have a gooood opportunity for The Dream without much hassle from the government and landlords. 🙏🏻

[@nameless-yd6ko]

There are no capitalists in Heaven! "Capitalism is the insidious vine that strangles the Heart, while the sweet fruits intoxicate!"

[@thedelhiyeti]

@nameless-yd6ko I couldn't agree more, but coming from The West, it's nice to see it working for the people instead of against them.

[@nameless-yd6ko]

@@thedelhiyeti I guess that, at the moment, it is the best of evils.

[@nameless-yd6ko]

@@thedelhiyeti For and against, mostly against, and for the wealthy.

[@fishiestify]

India is world power number oneeeeeeeeeeeeeee meow...

[@thedelhiyeti]

@@fishiestify And only getting stronger.

[@rachelabraham5488]

What power people are dying from hunger

[@thedelhiyeti]

@rachelabraham5488 India has come so far in the last 20yrs, especially in terms of raising people out of poverty. Yes it still exists, but it improves everyday.

[@rakeshkrishnan1099]

​@@thedelhiyeti The quality of life has skyrocketed, government healthcare in the north is basically a dream come true, civic sense is at an all-time high with everyone suddenly turning into model citizens, and public infrastructure is just flawless. Oh, and Indian citizens are totally law-abiding-practically saints compared to their Western counterparts. And of course, the air in Delhi? Absolutely pristine these days, practically Himalayan fresh, we are indeed a super power