Interview with ARD It’s Our life

[@theresawalsh6759]

So much horror on the news. Pain and suffering. I watch ard to get away from it all and to give my spirits a lift. Thanks from the bottom of my heart❤

[@leahboodram8182]

I'm from trinidad and I absolutely love ard....such a humble and kind person , blessings to him always🇹🇹🇹🇹💞👍

[@roystonseecharran7601]

A well conducted interview by you, Mr Maraj . Danny, that is a suggestion for you along your travels in Guyana. When you come across any of the elderly folks in our communities, maybe you can conduct an interview with them about the old days to the present time. Keep posting 📫

[@gaitreeferguson3012]

ARD ,denny the backdrop is so dark and cannot see you clearly. Thanks for sharing.

[@shailagordon4149]

Well said Mr Danny❤ big up

[@AndrewMangroo]

Hey ard really enjoy your videos

[@mukeshmaraj7112]

We all were in his hotel room in Suriname talking and, I spontaneously did the interview. It wasn’t scripted or anything of the sort. These were direct questions which I think would enlighten the viewers .

[@dorissandra4401]

Mr ARD you are the best world wide the Govt should a give you a honour sheild

[@JanetBoodhoo]

Im from Guyana seeing clearly

[@dorissandra4401]

Well said Mr ARD

[@Dejointtv]

I skimmed tru the video because I could predict the boring questions you will be asking him ,not one riveting question.

[@theresaboodhoo215]

My bro Danny ur such an awesome human being bless up to u & keep up the good work. Question to ur ex Father in law ...why the interview in Suriname & not in Guyana?

[@mukeshmaraj7112]

ARD in my opinion is a selfless Guy who put other’s before himself . Thanks for inviting us on tour in Suriname and accommodating us in Guyana . You and your entire family made our stay a pleasant one.

[@TaraLaloo]

Well said Mr. Maraj /Danny.

[@FaithWaldron-g5k]

You are the best ard

[@frankgouveia1737]

ARD - The National Geographic of Guyana 👍🏼

[@rarediamond9603]

Denny was able to do charity work across Guyana because of international donors across the diaspora. People were sending him their hard-earned money during the pandemic to make hampers, and distribute hampers to those who needed it the most! That was not his money that was funding the charity work across Guyana, during the pandemic. That philanthropic work/charity work was made possible by the donors. 💯

[@ITSOURLIFEARD]

Can you put a price for my team and me risking our lives during the pandemic distributing supplies to the less fortunate people? I always make a list of all the donors for transparency purposes kindly check those lists for any logistics cost we usually take care of all logistics and food for my team also team ARD on many occasions contribute towards the hampers.

[@rarediamond9603]

@@ITSOURLIFEARD Your charity work was made possible by the donors. The donors have stopped giving (for whatever reasons), and as a result, your charity work has stopped. Sure you contributed money from your own pocket towards gas, food, etc. to distribute the hampers (that's great; that was good of you). However, the donors were the people who majorly funded your charity work. Without them sending their hard-earned money towards the hundreds of hampers, you would have had nothing to distribute on numerous occasions, on such a wide scale. Secondly, you risking your life to distribute hampers during the pandemic, is no different than any other individual who risked their life to do charity work during the pandemic.

[@ITSOURLIFEARD]

@@rarediamond9603 my first charity drive was paid for with our vacation money instead of going to the USA for vacation we used the money to charity, the second charity was paid for with me and my wife 1 month salary.. after that people start sending donations at one point i refused to collect, it was too overwhelming for my team since im also a businessman and my team works for my company.. we still do charitable work but doesn't always make the camera.. Guyana is developing and jobs are available so people back at work and not looking out for assistance that's why i focus in helping the indigenous people where opportunities are limited..

[@ITSOURLIFEARD]

@@rarediamond9603 the first charity was done with my family vacation money instead of going on a vacation we decided to use the money to do charity second charity was done by my wife and I one month salary and the list goes on. However indeed without the doners I won’t have managed to do all the charity work be myself And for your information we didn’t end the program we still do distribution but mainly to the indigenous people of Guyana. Most of the people on the coastline have jobs and can take care of themselves.

[@ThepeoplewillspeakThepeoplewil]

KZbinrs shouldnt ask for anyone to support in money wise . I saw soo many youtubers try to rippoff innocent people .i support my guyanese youtubers under conditation . I dont trust anyone who try to fool the people who stand in support of them .aslong someone speak i can know whats in their mind .

[@ThepeoplewillspeakThepeoplewil]

No one with good intention eat expensive food and get the poor children watching then on youtube .f

[@zoeblaster]

So it’s good Danny help the poor always

[@ballramadekasan738]

He been wellpaid , bs

[@mukeshmaraj7112]

ARD in my opinion is a selfless Guy who put other’s before himself . Thanks for inviting us on tour in Suriname and accommodating us in Guyana . You and your entire family made our stay a pleasant one.

[@mukeshmaraj7112]

We all were in his hotel room in Suriname talking and, I spontaneously did the interview. It wasn’t scripted or anything of the sort. These were direct questions which I think would enlighten the viewers .