Joining the Annual Cotton Harvest In India | Blood Sweat, And T-Shirts S1 EP4 | Only Human

[@jacqueline8559]

Love Stacey Dooley. So polite and well mannered, such a lovely personality. You can see how she became a documentary presenter

[@minidiscgolfguy3551]

I love stacey dooley

[@PositiveRaincloud]

Amazing girl. She's incredibly sympathetic. ❤

[@Evelynlouise089]

That woman finding a bracelet that could of set her up for the whole year and giving it back speaks volumes about the Indian people ❤️ I very much doubt that would happen in England

[@harshitsup5756]

Love from india lol

[@Dingdongbingaling]

Not everyone in England is immoral with no values. Please don't stereotype.

[@Evelynlouise089]

@@Dingdongbingaling I’m English born and bred. I agree not everyone is the same but where I grew up you’ve got a 10% chance of getting lost jewellery back and that’s being generous.

[@sylviathompson100]

@@harshitsup5756 I hate India

[@niranjanrajesh1058]

@@Evelynlouise089 well then youre still stereotyping,since youre implying that indians return lost items far more often than their englsih counterparts. As an indian,youre far more likely to get a lost item in england than in india.

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

I worked on cotton spinning machines for 3 yrs. It was backbreaking and hot and humid. When the company went bust I was overjoyed.

[@BeckBeckGo]

What's really starting to bother me is that buying sustainable fashion firsthand doesn't even come cruelty free. It may not come from people doing the sewing, but the linen or cotton still has to be harvested. That cotton dress I got from a seamstress on Etsy sewing as a side hustle in South Carolina while she finishes her degree in Fashion still probably came from a place like this at the picking level of the process. And that's just really depressing.

[@kidcharlemagne5589]

Who the f_ck wears an £800 bracelet when working in a cotton mill? If I was one of the workers I would've kept it.

[@danielknight9956]

Every opportunity she moaned lol

[@DarkStarHearts]

And after that lady was kind enough to give it back, she ended up making her finishing all of that work

[@zgarry4939]

did you see how "not having it" the woman who found the bracelet was??? also how dare they rip that place apart for an EMERALD BRACELET, (of which she could have paid for another to be made) and then Refuse to help!!! Also that TOILET!!!!!

[@sorenlorenson8327]

I think you have to give props to the loud redheaded girl who at least encouraged the other girl to say thankyou

[@aralitra]

Exactly. And the guy that found it and, although he could feed his family for an entire year on it, was honest enough to hand it back to her should have been given some significant reward.

[@nagamuthu2706]

the irony is that just 150 years ago these brits ancestors would be working in similar of worse conditions in victorian london and particularly workhouses.people would die in the cotton mills of the victorian era

[@jasminejones9937]

Yes it's very ironic but such is life...right !?🧐 (I think not !) Funny how soon after the formation of union's and labour laws in Britain the owners of "industries" exported their factories to third world countries and continued in the exploitation of workers. But if history is a guide it's just a matter of TIME before the exploited third world follow in the footsteps of the British slaves of the industrial revolution OR maybe AI will take over before that justice prevails..🤨

[@oncnurse5]

Hence labour laws in Britain.

[@tiberiussugarplum9780]

After Tara stupidly lost her insanely expensive bracelet and they had to STOP EVERYTHING she should've gladly worked through the night. I liked her in part 2 but that's just laughable, really.

[@hannahcarian8980]

Ha true. Everybody sacrificed their time for her damn bracelet and she cant sacrifice hers in return

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet and electricity is free

[@jasminejones9937]

@@harshitsup5756 REALLY ?Since when has food electricity and internet been free in India ??? 🧐

[@harshitsup5756]

@@jasminejones9937 internet is 2 pound a month 4g unlimited food basic wheat rice lentil are free electricity in my city is free upto 300 units

[@chilalachifwepa4213]

2008

[@williamrosenbloom215]

I'm shocked they didn't steal the bracelet. Tara should have rewarded that inexplicably honest lady who found it. But all she got was a thank you and a pat on the back.

[@veva1451]

The only reason they didn't steal it is because the factory shut down to search for it. Those workers need the factory to keep running so they can meet their quota and get enough money to survive, also the consequences of stealing from someone on a foreign reality show are way worse than stealing from a regular tourist. Get caught and not only will you not be able to sell the bracelet, but you'll also lose your source of income.

[@justbreathe1709]

I do hope she did it at the end... People around you starving and you wearing a expensive bracelet. Where is the common sense?

[@jasminejones9937]

@@justbreathe1709 Exactly !!

[@jasminejones9937]

@@veva1451 You're right .. it's despicable how unfair this stupid world is !🥺

[@oncnurse5]

I thought Tara would’ve done more as well actually.

[@mrsbendychicken]

Very similar to the history of Britain. We then had slum clearances, workers rights etc etc and it looked like manufacturing had cleaned up its act. It hadn't, it just moved the exact same practices abroad.

[@leahjohnson8866]

its amazing that the ignorance still lies in them even after seeing what the indian workers must do each and everyday... they have no choice, act like you have no choice for 1 day, you just gave those people what you did not finish

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people

[@harshitkapoor8783]

I live in same video place

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@smallbeginning2]

Did that guy end up NOT cleaning up his mess?!?!? Holy cowwwww.

[@finehomemadewine]

AND making the ladies apologize to HIM for that, yes!

[@TiffyVella1]

Yep that was disgraceful. They alll went without to afford the one place with a loo, and most didnt get to use it. Squat loos arent designed for that mass of paper. The boys locking themselves away to avoid dealing with it and then calling the girls drama queens was pretty low. Sad that the girls fell fior the guilt trip and apologised.

[@biggaydave5905]

Production would have paid for the plumber.

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@TiffyVella1 actually in india we very poor people

[@TiffyVella1]

@@harshitbasand9864 Yes Harshit, which makes it even worse to leave such a disrespectful mess behind, without caring about who has to actually clean it eventually.

[@hayleyhasan9436]

Ammerita should be ashamed of herself seeing as her family are from india behaving like she did and why did that other girl wear her expensive braclet in a place like a cotton factory that was asking for trouble.

[@monicdavis6150]

I have eczema, and it hurts once you have come in contact with an irritant, you just want to tear your skin off. There is no letup and no sleep. Even with gloves that cotton was everywhere and all over them. Has nothing to do with ethnicity.

[@jitintilak1284]

The allergy thing,I think it's a fungal infection called "ecezma" .oh dear ! I had these ones and I remember getting red spots feeling extremely itchy and uncomfortable 😖

[@mickymouze1224]

Eczema is no joke, especially when you're living in conditions you're not used to and vulnerable to other more serious infections, she was right to quit.

[@victoriaewart7010]

Absolutely agree She is spoilt wingy girl who is ungrateful

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@moshyi]

It's upsetting that they were so slow and half-heartedly working and then left without finishing their work, leaving the other laborers to have to put in more work to make up for it. It's just shameful.

[@BeckBeckGo]

It is. Not to mention that the british are all young and pretty healthy and strong. A lot of the pickers who had to pick up their slack look elderly. I'd have been too ashamed to quit like that. Unless the plantation made a fake daily quota so that if the brits did fail, it didn't spill over onto the other workers. But i doubt it...

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

I work in manufacturing, and these conditions aside, it takes a special person to do it. That being said, those conditions were downright scary at times! I have nothing but respect for those workers risking their lives to make a few cents. Genuinely hope things have improved for them.

[@charlixo23]

I felt proud of the girls when they were talking about Mark (Or whatever his name was), hit them where it hurts girlies!!

[@michelleayres5608]

Has anyone seen the series about British workers lives during the Victorian Era? It was in many ways comprable to what the Indian worker is going through now.

[@DieNibelungenliad]

@Chase Williams which is why its incredibly important for Indians who are living in decent living conditions to support changes to the laws to improve working conditions, unionise workers, increase public goods, and expand the welfare system. Unfortunately, a right wing Indian party has convinced many Hindu Indians to get into fights against Muslim Indians, Christian Indians, and atheist Indians

[@jacqueline8559]

Love that series

[@jessomi1223]

What series? Do u have the name or the link?

[@gf8825]

Oh no! The bathroom situation should not have gone on that long! Mark should have resolved that on the first night, but to keep pooping on top of his poop and letting it build up smh. I don’t blame the girls for getting upset at all! Then the Boys locking themselves in their room and refusing to come out, but yet Mark gets upset for being called a “ Mama’s boy” smh he would have gotten cussed out if I was one of the girls.

[@EP-qi8ed]

The situation was ridiculous. Mark needed to man up and clean up the latrine. Where were they all defecating for the entire time if that was blocked??

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@@EP-qi8ed I’m more curious to know where they were urinating! I’m not sure I’d even want to pee in that thing!

[@satlva2908]

@@EP-qi8ed right!!!! They were acting like such babies.

[@carochan86]

I wouldn't regret saying he is an entitled mommies boy.

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@@carochan86 Oh absolutely. Both were!

[@catdogpizzaplant]

The bracelet was the best thing I’ve ever watched. £800 bracelet with a “big thanks” 🤣 to people living below the poverty line.

[@sandrarawn2147]

🇨🇦 I love these documentaries! They have so much information. I've learned so much from watching these. We all just take forgranted wearing our clothes without thinking about the process each item goes through. Even the coffee we drink! What the people have to endure to clear the land by hand, dig the holes for the plant, the sorting etc...all back busting hard labor! Their wages are shameful. I just want to thank you for doing these shows so we all learn and make better choices

[@harshitkapoor8625]

My father do same work

[@harshitkapoor8783]

U can ask me anything if u want

[@Frenchkisssss]

Im sure these people are happier than you.

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@Frenchkisssss mam why

[@ArtisticlyAlexis]

@@harshitkapoor8783 Why do you have 2 accounts?

[@livmilesparanormalromanceb6891]

The fact that they didn’t realize that the plumbing systems in India can’t handle toilet paper shows just how little research they did before this project.

[@TheDhayal]

Paying fair price to the product that you purchase and knowing the origin of manufacturing and conditions of labourers are very important than just being not buying goods. Consumers are very important to any business. Consumers of future might demand more information about the product than just the price and quality.

[@BeckBeckGo]

To that point, when I saw that second truck show up in the night with that first pile only half done, I was like "These six are going to topple the entire fashion supply chain."

[@TheNaturalwoman221]

she should sell the bracelet and share it with everyone who helped her look. cherish the memory.

[@roogi1080]

Stacey is a beautiful, respectable girl with high morals, her calm helps her withstand pressures .

[@drewsykes8231]

this is an excellent example of why "trickle down economix" doesn't work. Tell your politishuns

[@Reticence9zen924]

My 21st birthday present was an antique ring worth £80 when I got it. Nevertheless, I'd never wear it working somewhere in a cotton mill.

[@deathrockerette]

Episode 3 and 4 were mistitled. This is ep.3 and the "Working In The Largest Slum Of Asia For Minimum Wage" is ep4.

[@rfrancis8459]

All of these people were in their 20s when this show aired which only makes their behaviour even more sickening, they were old enough to know better. Many of them display overt racist and imperialistic attitudes in particular Richard. Amrita is pitiful, how can you be so ashamed of your people. When Richard was going off on his racist rant she was uncomfortable because he was talking about HER. Every minute she was crying but a moment ago she was happy for a three year old to make her clothes!

[@Nik.No.K]

Love this series but I don't get why you guys had to post the episodes out of order...

[@sylwia7060]

Just to anoy us...😅

[@mehere8038]

I don't think they know they have. They should read the comments to learn though & then change the titles accordingly

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@jade.kirton]

was looking for this comment, its fine but just a tad frustrating as I've already watched the episode about them going home and then came and watched this one just because it was in that order.

[@bernieob9577]

Stacy is a wonderful human being ❤

[@hollyp5359]

I think it was appalling that they chose to leave, after one of them halted operations because she was stupid enough to wear a £800 bracelet to work in a place like that. And the Indian workers suffered for their selfishness. Unacceptable.

[@lisaperry5999]

Did the producers advertise looking for most self entitled clueless young people in UK to get these people? Disgraceful

[@smallbeginning2]

Wow that girl was NOT grateful enough for finding the bracelet. I would have made an absolute fool out of myself prostrating myself on the ground in front of that lady and the bosses. Not to mention how much dosh she'd be getting soon as I got home. She's in so much debt to them!! Doubt this lady has even thought of it. She's oblivious. She's completely oblivious to her privilege even after going there. Wow.

[@Em1ly949]

Ya! 😡it’s bad enough the Indian workers had to stop everything & look for that little trinket & make things get further behind! I thought when they said something “ bad” happened it was worse than loosing a little Bracelet 😒

[@chazbaz4519]

@@Em1ly949 I though she was going to be amazing and give the woman who found it the bracelet.

[@Em1ly949]

@@chazbaz4519 would be Nice to give her Something! Even some money for her thanks & gratitude

[@grungehamster8]

@@chazbaz4519 that would have been extreme to give away the bracelet, but a gift or at the very least i hoped she'd give her share of the wages from the day. But then.... Everyone just left?! After literally causing the entire mill to stop work and fall behind. I'm gobsmacked

[@smallbeginning2]

@@grungehamster8 right! Drinks on me ! Or if she couldn't afford that on the day, a promissory note. But who knows what else was edited away. I really really hope those workers got at least an £800 reward amongst them as soon as she could.

[@TheAninas]

Stacey is so nice in comparison to the rest of the group.

[@saaramohamed8921]

They really assumed the women would clean the toilet they blocked.....

[@jasminejones9937]

The fact that she had a meltdown over the lose of her bloody bracelet shows you how immature and materialistic those Brits were 🙄 IF she had any ethics/morals or even the slightest integrity she would've given the damn bracelet to the woman who found it....

[@ChristionGirl45]

I was honestly wondering why she brought the bracelet in the first place, I mean it's fine that she brought it on the trip, but I mean she prob should of left it at the house while working at the cotton mill.

[@Reticence9zen924]

If it's a sentimental item she shouldn't have to give it to anyone. If she felt bad cause it's more than the woman could afford she could offer a monetary reward.

[@one_more_chance4694]

Wearing an £800 pound bracelet to India? Hmmm 🤔

[@whendis.roberts9903]

Bullshi**** it was a gift... It means alot to her. Ots not the money so much its who it came from. You are not even being realistic. Get real. She should not have to suffer and lose an Heirloom because of a video documentary

[@ChristionGirl45]

It was so sad to see that little girl, who couldn't of been any older then like 7? Carrying those jeans around, I really hope this helped the Brits see that many children in these very poor countries, sometimes don't get to have a childhood, which is heart breaking! 💔😔

[@ArtisticlyAlexis]

I hope at least some of these people sent gifts or money they would have wasted on a piece of clothing, back to one of the people they met.

[@Jupit_hare]

Yea I had the same thought in the episode when the Britt's go to the gold mines in Africa. Why don't they link with the people they met and do some charity work or fund some education, seeing as how it would only cost them about 20 dollars

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@sandrarawn2147]

🇨🇦 I just could imagine living in those conditions. Seeing little children that have to live like that litterally makes me sick. What kind of hope is there for them. 😭 I'm from Ontario Canada and have always been grateful for my home, my healthy children, and grandchildren. Seeing this has made me feel awfully spoiled. 😥 These people aren't even making enough to pay rent and feed their families. I don't understand why there is no regulations or laws for the owners to meet proper working conditions. No health regulations? It's horrible!

[@DieNibelungenliad]

Its the same story that occurred in 19th-early 20th century Canada. Big capitalists bought the policians.

[@katythriftyunder35homeowne57]

I love how the ladies kept wearing foundation & eyeshadow even in horrific living conditions without running water

[@whosaidthat4299]

They are so jerky about everything, and miss baby and her dumb bracelet, ugh.

[@satlva2908]

Grow up.

[@Elizabeth-ue7bl]

They find the bracelet for her then go home and early and make rude comments

[@JoJo-hg7tg]

, while the regular workers stayed back to help and finish what the British had left behind along with excuses

[@Kim-ss5bb]

Can't believe how deep Stacey's voice is compared to now

[@noirlily3413]

Amerita is something else! She should be ashamed of herself as India is part of her heritage...

[@Em1ly949]

Ya! You’d think she would be a tad more understanding

[@harshitkapoor8783]

@Glockiana17 in india our toilet like this

[@GuacamoleyNacho]

Amrita is a total disgrace to indian ethnicity.

[@anntyler6902]

Amrita is probably upper caste and thinks she's better than most Indians.

[@creased4life]

His mom would be ashamed of him, she’s not wrong. I defo would be

[@nicolecourtney8688]

I cried when they found her bracelet even though she was the idiot that wore it to work in a cotton mill . i get it I've been an idiot once or twice in my life

[@clairefarrell1282]

She was an idiot to wear it

[@harshitkapoor8783]

I live in same video place

[@GuacamoleyNacho]

At the mill these young lasses and lads work worse than old women and old men. I bet the owner felt they are not even worth child wages! 🤣

[@peckerdecker]

Amazing series, so well *made*

[@alamedadanceparty]

The Lord of the Rings Ork analogy was cracking me up.

[@maryleung1425]

The rule is ...if you make a mess you clean it up .....period ......u dont leave it for others ....they have a victim entitled mentality .....they left work for others cause they were tired ...didnt they think those other laborers were tired as well ....those labours had to clean up the brits mess .....

[@mariannejacques7059]

make up hair washed amazing in this conditions

[@michelleayres5608]

In all these series, they never lack mascara. Amazing.

[@faesharples2465]

Love how this was uploaded during a pandemic 😂

[@mehere8038]

and people should watch it right now to understand how complex it is to address the Indian outbreak & that regular lockdowns used in the first world aren't viable in places like India

[@sandrarawn2147]

🇨🇦😥 the living conditions are just horrific. Seeing where these babies live makes me cry. They all look so beaten down. I seriously could just imagine the stench on that bus! Omg

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Mam for us it's our daily life we used to it

[@youraveragejoe1]

I think this should be ep3- the order is wrong since they went home in the previous episode. Yet here they are in India again?

[@shellc6743]

who wears an expensive bracelet in a cotton factory ?

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

Why would you bring an expensive bracelet over to India in the first place if she knew she was going to do manual labour?

[@buffalowash]

I like how Ammerita just became the housewife

[@AL-bv7jt]

Well, if she can’t work with cotton, she needs to help the others in some capacity. It would be nice if the others weren’t actively being piggish though.

[@buffalowash]

@@AL-bv7jt yeah I thought it was cute how she was doing it I said I liked it. I agree the others were acting piggish. I love this show though

[@alamedadanceparty]

😂😂😂

[@alamedadanceparty]

I’m glad she contributed to the house since she couldn’t work.

[@scarssmith613]

You chose to do the programme.

[@Eitner100]

Having a headache, having an allergy, having back ache, having.........any possible disease and if you do not have anything, being tired, not liking India, disliking the circumstances. And this is the youth that is our future?

[@harshitkapoor8783]

Mam which country are u from

[@elzaaltmann]

All I can say is "buck up". Think of it as "a living". You aren't the only ones suffering, think of those that "have " to do it! If this documentary should affect the locals and their income, on your heads be it.

[@ann-mariebaker118]

Exactly!!

[@matildamaher2650]

Heartbreaking to hear that the labourers wages are so low, they need to pay well. Not impressed how they treat their workers.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Mam wages here low

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Like I'm an average poor indians u can ask me anything if u want I earn around 100 dollar a month I'm a toilet cleaner we live in a slum

[@facelesspodcaster5594]

@@harshitkapoor8625 how much do doctors earn in India?

[@mehere8038]

your episode order is wrong. This is episode 3, not episode 4 & the real episode 4 is labelled as episode 3

[@SophieHorsfield]

the missing episode!!

[@SophieHorsfield]

@Gael what?

[@thedankestmemes1116]

I'm glad they uploaded the correct one

[@harshitkapoor8783]

@@SophieHorsfield in india our toilet like this only

[@Em1ly949]

We never found out what became of the “ toilet” situation after they left

[@JoJo-hg7tg]

The producers paid for it to be cleaned/unblocked

[@jamesmontague634]

The producers cleaned it out by sticking their heads in and picking it up with their teeth

[@camrenwick]

I really don't know how the poor workers can be helped. The rich, powerful, corrupt and greedy don't care. Paying more for clothing or donating money, will be taken by the owners. The governments should care for the people, but they're corrupt, greedy and selfish.

[@Em1ly949]

I hope they realize many Indians don’t take kindly to the British & should watch how they treat them 🇮🇳🇬🇧

[@nicolecourtney8688]

Or maybe the Indians should not be so judgemental against people they've never met... It goes both ways. Every human should treat other humans with the benefit of the doubt, the way you commented makes it seem as though the brits should treat the indian folk with more courtesy than they themselves are being treated. We all know the bosses are only doing this documentary for the money but the brits are trying to Learn themselves. I'm sorry if your statement wasn't meant the way that i took it.

[@Em1ly949]

@@nicolecourtney8688 a big reason they may not like the English is because they ruled their country for a long time till 1949

[@nicolecourtney8688]

@@Em1ly949 That is the dumbest reason (not saying your dumb at all) but humans should treat other humans with compassion and empathy in any circumstance. I don't feel the brits owe anything to the bosses here. Many things have gone on between governments and i am sure MANY injustices have been done to the indian people, but that would be like people holding us in the states accountable for the slave trade that happened MANY years ago. The fact of the matter is that none of these people were the ones who suppressed the indian families and bosses shown so they do NOT owe them anything other than what they dish out...wich is slave labor and manipulative words used to keep people in line and making money for THEM.

[@harshitkapoor8783]

@@nicolecourtney8688 yes 1947 is the reason

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@nicolecourtney8688 we are poor because of British empire

[@justcommenting241]

I would be screaming at those boys

[@wolfmoon9816]

They were so nice to find it and give it back that was nice could have just kept it and sold it

[@wendygillard2133]

Life is so unfair for the poor.

[@mohammadfaisal4773]

This is Narendra Modi's India... Has good day come for Indian day labourers?

[@THEISAAC1593]

Who the hell wears jewelry that can get caught

[@belgrademum]

Wearing 800£ bracelet in that place.. what a joke! What kind of insensitivity! But coming from Brits who have been and stayed colonizers, nobody mention this.

[@cocobutter3175]

Yeah, I live in the USA, in the South, right next to a cotton farm. I've picked cotton before in the sweltering heat. I can't quit calling them "colonizers" in my head now, as I'm watching this. They seem so pasty and weak, how did they colonize so many hot places!?

[@britishempireno1fan851]

U sound a bit hateful to us brits were not all like this we’re not all spoiled don’t be so ignorant and keep your hate to yourself

[@belgrademum]

@@britishempireno1fan851 I know that not all brits are like that. And hateful is not a proper word. Every human being would feel anger seeing injustice and arrogance. And you keep your truth to yourself if you feel like to, I wont. I wont keep it to myself but tnx for advice. And again, you may be a decent human being, its not against you. There is a very bad voice about my country and my people but what one should or could do 🤷🏻‍♀️ and wearing that bracelet there is shameful. And yes, we all know where the wealth is coming from for some of the countries, and you too enjoy benefits of that wealth living there, so.. it is just truth.

[@britishempireno1fan851]

@@belgrademum Many other countries enjoy the benefits from poorer nations as well the entire wester world does.the problem is the big companies take advantage of workers across the world these people are spoiled brats not all of us in the west are rich a lot of us are actually quite poor tbh

[@belgrademum]

@@britishempireno1fan851 I know.. sorry for generalisation that I made in first comment. All the best to you, hugs from Belgrade 🌷

[@jd-hs5lj]

this is part 3 not part 4

[@Nik.No.K]

"and this is Amrita" [racial stereotype music plays in the background]

[@Sprinklefanfan]

It was Indian music though? I dont wee it as racist since she does come from Indian descent.

[@Nik.No.K]

@@Sprinklefanfan maybe she is, maybe she isn’t. I just find it amusing that the editors were like “oh this girl is probably Indian, what kind of royalty free Indian tracks do we have on hand?”😂 when they didn’t do that for anyone else

[@ArtisticlyAlexis]

@@Nik.No.K In the first episode they showed her Indian parents & discussed how she's Indian, but only been a tourist, never saw real India before.

[@bobsmith5441]

Fruit cake that was a ridiculous comment

[@alamedadanceparty]

😂😂😂

[@youraveragejoe1]

45:30 a small family car is not 500kg lol. Even the smart cars from when this was made weigh 750kg 🤣

[@KatMarBax]

Think this should be ep 3

[@paronagrant2953]

You think everyone would stop to help you find jewelry in the western world like these people did. Everyone stopped to help.

[@alamedadanceparty]

I’m guessing they were forced to because of the cameras.

[@tornadoallie3]

Why are episodes 3 and 4 switched

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I also live in video place

[@harshitkapoor8783]

In india our toilet like this I'm from india

[@mortuaryartist]

30 years ago an elderly relative was making YSL ties in the back end of Cambridgeshire

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

I live in Cambridgeshire - where abouts was this? x

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

About 30 years ago, I worked for a company in the UK that still had a tiny amount of production in the UK, but most was from India, often using UK agents or direct factory fulfilment relationships to make to UK design. I was suprised to find, during covid, that Leicester is full of sweatshop factories supplying companies like boohoo, with people being in condemned buildings, paid at £4.00 an hour, no secure contracts and their wage slips understating their hours so it doesnt show them working for less than the legal min wage. Apparantly, these sweatshops have been reported and complained about locally, but no one wanted to prosecute them because of community race relations. The newly elected Leicester Tory MP is trying to push for the issue to be dealt with. It's been a Labour council for years and years, turning a blind eye to people being exploited in the most dreadful way. www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2020/aug/28/boohoo-leicester-factories-went-to-war www.google.com/amp/s/www.euronews.com/living/amp/2020/07/09/inside-the-leicester-sweatshops-accused-of-modern-slavery

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@shelleyphilcox4743 I also live in video place

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@LauraBidingCitizen actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner I earn around 50 dollar a month

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@@harshitkapoor8625 But you have a phone & internet access?

[@Elizabeth-ue7bl]

They shut down the factory to find that bracelet and soemtimes the kids were so disrespectful. And what they was saying was so small minded

[@GuacamoleyNacho]

They are at least 23 years old and moŕe, no longer kids!

[@LilikoLovely]

The guys were cowards and out of order. Just sort it out. Don't hide and make excuses. I think the girls were good to make peace after being treated like that by the guys.

[@nicolecourtney8688]

There is a distinction between a man who enjoys being pampered and one who expects it. I think this mommas boy is ok. As long as both mom and son are happy and there is no taking advantage of then it is ok. I hope my boys would be as sweet and compassionate

[@ArtMontef]

There is always an issue in being mammas boy. It's plain disturbing. In fact female or male, kids need to learn to stand on their own legs and not be spoiled.

[@nicolecourtney8688]

@@ArtMontef i think you missed my point..

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@ArtMontef actually in india we are very poor people like I'm an average poor indians u can ask me anything I earn around 50 dollar a month I'm a toilet cleaner we live in a slum it's called dharavi have u heard of it

[@harshitkapoor8783]

@@ArtMontef Yes in india our toilet like this

[@choux8372]

He's pampered to the point where all his money goes towards superficial things... He has nothing to strive for other than looks

[@CeravvvEgan]

Who wears a bracelet like that doing work like that?! And around people who could never dream of £800 in their life 🙄😢

[@shanellekay8263]

If they really had to work of starve they would starve all the work hours they must have wasted to find a bracelet

[@ladydede88]

All thoes men following her if it was me I would have an anxiety attack and run

[@StopListenThink]

@24:24 Why don’t they use a rake

[@harshitkapoor8783]

In india our toilet like this yes

[@harshitbasand9864]

It's india im from india it's like this only

[@StopListenThink]

We need to ship some tools this is crazy

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@StopListenThink why what u mean

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@StopListenThink why 😅

[@NoobGaming-cv6bp]

Imagine there heads when they realised the braclet they had just gave back was worth 88,000 Rubles

[@purplepeopleeater6880]

Im never going to buy clothes again without thinking of the people who made them. I dont buy alot of clothes and I struggle to pay my bills but I'm very wealthy compared to these men and women 😢

[@shanesmith9820]

Imagine being in India now with covid 19 . ..yikes!!!

[@rcqyt4686]

True overpopulation on less land it sucks

[@mehere8038]

yup! Imagine life for these workers right now! What a horrible mess for them! :(

[@elaine3642]

So where are they using the bathroom.

[@girlofcreativity7667]

There's got to be a better way for the people of India to live!!!!! We need to help those people!!!!!!! Donate old clothes, recycle old appliances, increase the supply chain, turn old clothes to new clothes!!!! Where is the love?!!!!!! *cries uncontrollably*

[@ChristionGirl45]

Organizations like "Save The Children" "Red Cross" "Operation Christmas Shoebox" along with many others, are trying to help those in India who live in extreme poverty, just like they do in other countries. But, unfortunately it is also on the Goverments shoulders to step in and help his or her people, which sadly they don't always do! 😔

[@theeclecticone4902]

Welcome to real world!!

[@systemjuggalo9992]

Yes masta

[@harismith497]

i want to do this type of challenge. in an indian.

[@platgeslagengehaktbal]

It must be awful to have 100 men standing around you and staring at you evertime you go outside

[@donnabankard5723]

stinky boy poos and mounds of tissue...lol, so true

[@MrNinjaFish]

Kurumano! Topshop!

[@Lexiaaa2202]

This isn’t episode 4, is it not episode 3?

[@donnahoworko5705]

The sad part on a whole is that the real people doing this do not get paid enough just to provide more commodities for the rich and west. Plus working like a crazy person 24/7 for nothing becomes normal but it’s not normal

[@dianegilchrist677]

Everything affects poor Amerita wherever she goes! 🙁

[@harshitkapoor8783]

Yes in india our toilet like this

[@AndrewSlaven-q9u]

Can anyone tell me the name of the bangin dance tune at the end of the episode.

[@anntyler6902]

This is a time capsule.

[@intosomethingsometimes2193]

At least they know how it is cuz boy I didn’t know people are actually don’t know about these stuff and they buy and buy and buy like omg.