Sikh man can't believe it when I talk to him in fluent Hindi 🇮🇳

Support the channel and buy my ultimate Desi Delhi food guide here: maxmcfarlin.gumroad.com/l/24h... 🇮🇳 After staying in Paharganj for 2 nights, I wanted to switch it up and try staying in a different part of Delhi. So I checked out of my hotel and hopped on the metro to return to a place oh so familiar to me - Lajpat Nagar.
This time in Lajpat Nagar I booked a hotel room at a place by the name of FabHotel F9. I paid around $35 USD for the hotel which isn't crazy expensive, but it's kind of a sketchy place. I booked it on Booking.com, which typically either asks you to pay in advance, or doesn't require it if the hotel sets up their profile in such a way on the Booking.com site. But this hotel does it differently. They allow you to book a hotel on Booking.com with no payment, and then send you an email saying your reservation is "temporarily reserved", and that you can fully reserve it by paying. I opted to just show up and see if the room was still available, which luckily it was.
The people were fairly nice upon checkin, but the room was pretty dirty. Grimy floors, opened water bottle, disgusting kitchen. Bathroom wasn't half bad, but not ideal. Definitely don't think it was up to par for $35 a night. But it would work for the next few nights.
After checking in and resting, I went down to the central market in Lajpat Nagar to try some foods and drinks. It was extremely crowded, and since I had everything in my pockets, I opted to buy a small sling bag to put everything in so I wouldn't have to worry so much about pitpocketers. I got a fake Nike one for 200 INR, or roughly $2.40 USD.
After that, I wandered around looking for drinks. It was really hot on this day so I had to try 2-3 drinks to get myself rehydrated. I had a lemon drink and a coconut, which were both good and had friendly people.
After the drinks, I was ready for some food, and so I walked back towards the entrance of the market where I saw a giant crowd of people standing around a momo shop called "Dolma Aunty Momos". This is the same shop the nice people at the store that sold me the Coke the other day recommended.
It was busy, but the workers were patient and friendly with me. I opted to try the paneer steamed momo. They were honestly really dry and just coming out of a pot that had probably been sitting for a while. Not good. My friend Max said he got there early to try them, and they were much better, so if you want to eat them, plan on getting there earlier.
While eating, a young child came up asking for help. Honestly guys, I really struggle with whether or not to film and post these interactions, but in the end this is my job, and this is the reality of traveling. I rarely give money to people who come up asking me, and instead opt to give them fresh food they can buy. The kid was fairly nice, but there were some red flags that kept me on alert, such as the fact that he wanted me to buy chocolate from a certain stall. This is a common trick people use to get money. They have you buy stuff from a stall they are connected to, and then return the product after you leave and split the money with the shop owner. Anyways, that's why I always opt for fresh food they have to eat. If someone's hungry I have no problem helping out and feeding them.
Unfortunately after feeding him, he kept following me and started asking me for money, just about anything he thought I would get for him. I had to start being a bit firm and tell him to leave. Not everyone is like this, and obviously he's just a kid in a tough situation, but this is the reality of these situations. You do your best to help, and that's all you can do.
Video Chapters:
0:00 Checking into sketchy $35 hotel
10:54 Buying $2.40 fake Nike sling bag
15:07 Trying $0.37 banta soda drink
18:12 Trying $0.85 Kerala coconut
24:05 Meeting friendly Sikh man
28:46 Trying Dolma Aunty Momos
33:47 Taking Indian kid for food
41:35 The sad reality of helping beggars
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[@smartmom7758]

You handled the kid pretty good.. caution next time do not follow or go where they wann take u.. U are super kind-hearted person.. God bless u and keep u safe.

[@savitarani1734]

The boy was a scammer,just ignore these people!!!

[@hindustanibhau02]

He know what is good and bad for him.

[@gastonhitw720]

Bruh that amount of money is just nothing

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Poors aren't scammers.

[@gerrytocol8779]

Very annoying

[@gerrytocol8779]

It's not the amount itsc the good manners

[@utkarshgautam4620]

Chris your kindness is unimaginable but that's the reason why hardly any people interact with such kids.

[@priyankraj5582]

When A Foreigner Starts Speaing Hindi, Indians Replyes In English .

[@charlie7mason]

It's mostly because it's hard to break the mental preconception that the person wouldn't speak Hindi, or is using some basic phraseology. Once the realization catches up, they make the switch back to Hindi.

[@VaibhavAgarwal7]

Yes bro

[@ahlawat235]

😂

[@jyotib5387]

It's usually the human nature to speak in language of other person comfort when trying to help. So if you have any commond of the Forienger you would be glad to help in their language to not make them uncomfortable speaking in foriegn language

[@khemeshwarpradhan5142]

😂

[@kunteshpatel7326]

If you have more people like Chris in the world. It will be a better place. Respect

[@bahaar2825]

Absolutely 🤗

[@parvathipal2920]

Especially in India

[@holymowmusichd8229]

AGAR BURE LOG NAHI HONGE TOH ACCHE LOGO KI VALUE KAISE HOGI ... RAM BHI USKA AUR RAVAN BHI USKA ,,,

[@DeeSnutts]

Fr. There are a lot of “bad” people in the world

[@luiscarlosflores277]

You did plenty for the kid. Thank you and blessings to you.

[@reyhansh8891]

OK this never happened to me in KZbin, never ever I saw a 45 minute video without realizing that it was a 45 min video. So good Chris. You are really a humble guy and full of positivity... Just be more aware with the people you interact with or mostly ignore them... Good luck

[@hackerdark4729]

It's true'100%

[@miniclip0703]

Wow your comment just made me realize that this video was 45 mins long didn't know I watched for that long 😂, great job Chris!

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Better watch it in 3x

[@KurtCobainof21]

Bro how do you know words like 'Sanskriti' and 'rihwayati'. Most indians don't know them. You are insanely impressive. The accent, the vocabulary all of it. The fact that you speak Mandarin and Vietnamese makes it even more impressive. Oooof.

[@Iamalemonwhy]

We Bengalis proudly know every sanskrit words

[@user-pm9ei6mz6c]

Bro he's just amazing!!!! Never disappoints!!!

[@Palestine_Pakistan]

He learnt from his Pakistani friends how to speak Urdu.🇵🇰

[@Iamalemonwhy]

@@Palestine_Pakistan chup kar porki

[@Palestine_Pakistan]

@@Iamalemonwhy ganesh penchod. Shiva gashti ka bacha.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Sikh bro is a businessman for sure, sharp eyes and mind.

[@LightWeight22]

i seen that too!

[@karanbisht06]

😂😂

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Yea he got families in USA

[@PaulAllen6304]

See, according to census and data, even the "poor" in the city donot represent how real poor people live in India. In cities, the poor are lazy, arrogant people. You shouldn't help them. Delhi is one of the largest cities in the world, they have everything they need yet they choose to beg. If you really want to help poor people in India, visit states like Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odishha etc. They work hard that's why they are satisfied with their life even if they are poor. And so, when you help them, they are grateful. This kid needs to go to school. Delhi has free school education, free food at school...Don't spend a single penny on them, not even on food.

[@chrismixxlewis]

Thanks for the advice. I agree in part. It’s a tough call though casue I still feel bad, especially when I’m there stuffing my face with food 🫠

[@PaulAllen6304]

@@chrismixxlewis I know Chris how it feels. You are a good man with a kind heart, so you decided to help. But you have to get immune to them. Notice that's why locals always drive them away. Btw, I love your videos. Keep up the good work, and have a safe travel. Best wishes.

[@SarahB-kf9wr]

I am Indian/American and living in California USA. We also have the same experience when we visit in India.I do help poor people who work hard and don't begg.One thing is bothering me that everyone is calling this "annoying kid" poor people.They are not poor but they choose to beg.This annoying kid maybe 11 years old and already begging and may be That's what he is gonna do for rest of his life, because he is not in the school where high school Education is free with free food. Man selling coconut is working 15 hours a day, and he came from Bihar to work. That's what poor people do. They work hard and don't beg and are satisfied with their earnings. "Auto rikshaw" man, Chris gave him 200 rupees, and his face lit up after getting 200 rupees instead of 70, and he came from outer state to work.I think he deserves 200 rupees because he is working hard. Poor people are working hard 12 to 15 hours a day. This annoying kid was also ungrateful eventhogh Chris paid for his paneer roti and lassi, and didn't say thanks but kept saying that you didn't help me because he was aspecting cash.Chris was smart enough to not to go with him. Visitors feel so frustrated when these beggers follow you long period of time.

[@abhijitkumar8677]

@@chrismixxlewis always ignore these beggars, don't even make eye contact and walk past them asap. And if they still don't stop following you scold them , I felt bad in beginning when I saw people scolding them but with time I realized we don't have a choice, my brother once literally shouted because they were literally lingering on him, I didn't liked it and later even told him that you shouldn't have shouted they looked scared, but once I was with my father and when a beggar came to him, he talked to him softly and gave him a chocolate since he asked for one, but he refused and asked for a costly one ofc we refused but he kept following until we were gone, that time I realized we've got no option but scold them

[@abhijitkumar8677]

@@chrismixxlewis also, dolma aunty's food is not good at all, never buy anything from there, you've just met someone who've recommended you wrong eatery

[@kennycollins9441]

I have never hit a kid but the second he tried to extort you by saying about police and he will bother you I would of turnt the camera off and dealt with him properly. Can't have him getting away with this stuff even once or he will persist. Well done in not giving in and not losing your cool. Your a way better human than I am.

[@angela10491]

Chris is too trusting and kind. That kid did not look desperate.

[@uditkumar4545]

I'm glad to see how you didn't let one such incident change your perspective about Indian people in general. You're super nice! Love your work.

[@CapturedTheLife]

Exactly 🫶🏻

[@goodvibes6715]

Sorry for that Kid's Behaviour. He was a Con Artist and you got conned .. You're a good person Chris, But never ever help them. Be as cold as you can and ignore their presence like they don't even exist. You don't need to take the burden for their situation. Love from India to you

[@bahaar2825]

You don't need to be cold to anyone. The child did not hurt him. So he wanted money also. It is not his fault for being in poverty. One doesn't have to give money, but one can still be compassionate and kind. In the end, we cannot take anything with us when we die.

[@itsnotevenmyfinalform]

@@bahaar2825 cant he study in a govt school instead? or is begging, wearing BRAND NEW cloths, wanting desperately for you to go to a different location. by saying, 'yaha ka nhi waha ka khana hai' or 'mein apko mere bhaiya se milwata hu' etc etc... is better? sorry, but the kid looked like a drugee sadly, who just wanted money for a next 'hit' or 'rip' or whatever it is.

[@JUSTCHILL_19]

​@@bahaar2825 true 👍🏻

[@JUSTCHILL_19]

Don't be that mean. Some people really love to help people. Don't teach what you preach.🖤 -good vibes

[@itsnotevenmyfinalform]

@@JUSTCHILL_19 well not the ones, who are consistently convincing you to go to a 'second' location. By keep on sayin, 'i don't wanna eat from this shop, but from the one a bit far away' or something like, 'i was you to meet my big brother, let's go' etc etc...

[@IndNationalist]

Crazzy kid so sorry for the experience .Never give these kids anything.

[@tut7345]

Chris has learnt the art of Indian headshake communication.

[@joylearner7501]

Chris you are really good and fluent in Hindi and you handled the situation very well. The gut feeling is that kid had some other plans so he wanted to take you and kept following. Beware of these type of guys as they will not only rob you but can do worst ☠ Best thing is you didn't gave him any money and instead you fed him but that kid was like that was nothing kinda thankless because he had other plans.

[@rabbit9638]

Its more like urdu

[@joylearner7501]

​@@rabbit9638 Nope not more like urdu but fluent in hindi. Urdu has more complicated words from Epiglottis if you have seen or heard. But hindi & urdu are like siblings so one can understand it if they know either so that's the resemblance 👍

[@Q_QQ_Q]

​@@joylearner7501only Pakistan has added more Persian words in their official language curriculum. India doesn't have that.

[@howard1635]

Your complete interaction with that boy was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen

[@GauravMandal]

Please avoid these people Chris, only pay for a service. I'm really sorry for that 😕

[@mehtabsingh]

Which people??

[@Kitarp06]

@@mehtabsingh anyone who ask for free money

[@mehtabsingh]

@@Kitarp06 oh that kid before I didn't watch vedio I just stepped on comment when I watch vedio I'm very angry only this people was in india that's why India is not developing I really hate that people want free food one day I also feed a poor kid then they asking money I refused to give money and when I sit on my bike they broke my bike side mirror that.

[@qurratulainzehra8760]

Its so sad dude. No one returns without a bad experience from India. Why. I never thought India would be this bad.

[@keeploughing]

@@mehtabsingh bro begging is a business so be careful don't help them

[@SionTJobbins]

This is wonderful. You're so lucky/hard working to be able to speak Hindi so well.

[@jagmeetsingh5301]

Love u Chris ❤and love my Sikh and bihari brother proud to be Sikh

[@jimmyk.shorts4631]

@@ranjittyagi9354 apko kya problem hai

[@Q_QQ_Q]

​@@ranjittyagi9354tu tyagi laga kar ghoom raha hai lekin dusre ki identity se problem hai Jo usne khud banai hai 😂😂😂

[@deejay0986]

Cocunut guy speak from the heart..such a simple phrase Food is Food, har Jagah ka achha hota hai

[@thestudytimes24]

crish bro..we all indians love your humble and attractive behaviour.💞🇮🇳

[@diplomaticpun]

Brilliant bro. Looks so good to see a foreigner valuing our language and culture, Kudos to your efforts Man! 💯

[@rajbindercheema6068]

You handled the young lad admirably!!

[@radeonblue1816]

This happened to me one time. Two girls were selling pen and they were in need. I purchased a pen for 4 times the price to help one girl but then next girl also started using the same tactic to sell me another pen. I told her humbly that I cannot buy another pen so she abused me verbally in public even though I had helped her friend. I walked minding my own business. I thought may be it was best not to help poor people but I just shrugged it off. I think helping poor people is a good thing but we should also be ready for some bad experiences and whenever it happens just shrug it off. I know Chris you will think about this for long but better to shrug off and don't let your future experience get effected by this one incidence.

[@goodvibes6715]

Yes i never help these poor people. They don't deserve the help I don't even give them 1 Rupee

[@radeonblue1816]

@@goodvibes6715 WTF man. That is not what I said.

[@azeemuddinkhan923]

Once I was buying cigarette from a shop and a poor kid came asking me for help. I told the shopkeeper to give him a biscuit packet. The kid told me that he wanted kinder Joy. I didn't even buy him the biscuits after that.

[@kokushibo3254]

​@@azeemuddinkhan923 LMAO

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Desperate situation breeds desperate people

[@einsteinwallah2]

you learned the lesson ... boy looked healthy enough and not at all starving ... as soon as he mentioned sister and money and started refusing feed i knew it was not going to turn out well ... any delhite here? what advice would you give chris after he realized that he is going to have tough time getting rid of such beggar?

[@x_blazedragon_x865]

In my opinion that kid looked like he was a great con artist who just conned Chris here are also some other things i noticed 1.he definitely threw away the roll as it as in his hands a few frames ago and was gone after 2. He was trying to lead Chris some where 3. He definitely wasn't poor or anything he was faking it all

[@Pikapika-ig7ml]

Chris so so sweet you fed that little kid thank you 🙏

[@nickychavda]

I think the moral of the story Chris is not to get involved, as you found out, it never ends with just your good deed. That kid put a bit of a dampener on your whole experience there, and he didnt look particularly sad about it either, he was laughing about it as if it was some sort of game he was playing to extract money from you, and if you did give him money, would he have gone away? I doubt it.

[@Krakaet]

The sad reality is that it becomes a form of "art" for them as opposed to legitimately wanting a stranger's help. Like you said, they look to extract as much as you can. It's difficult when you're a foreigner in a different country with a very different culture: you don't necessarily want to make a scene because then you'll look like the mean ugly American who is accosting a local kid. However, when someone has been told NO and they keep persisting, then I think it is universal to have to get angry with them and tell them more directly to get the hell away from you. In New York, I can tell you firsthand that 95% of us do NOT engage and just keep walking.

[@nickychavda]

@@Krakaet Nairobi is another story, there you are genuinely scared for you life. Definitely need a guide there.

[@Krakaet]

@@nickychavda ah yes. Certain parts of East Africa, in particular, are no-go zones for foreigners. Like Mogadishu

[@rexsceleratorum1632]

@@Krakaet In India generally people will support the foreigner because everyone knows what is happening. The Paneer Roti shopkeeper seemed skeptical af. There is no "mean American" stereotype in India, because Indians are decidedly worse. Finally due to differences in culture the south of India is a good option if you want less of these problems, or the North East. South Indian here, from Kerala.

[@Lindseyisloony]

It's very upsetting that in some countries this is just normal. Definitely makes me not want to go there!

[@divyagupta3761]

cant believe you speak such good hindi, you are really smart and intelligent Chris

[@CL-td7kn]

Chris does the head nod and everything. Love it!!!

[@DrKiransudama]

You are so kind to this boy , very nice n generous of you. God Bless you both. Thanks 🙏

[@bhanutripathi4055]

What a fluent Hindi & such a charming person with great persona!

[@abhishekjangid8247]

You're such a great man Chris I'm addicted to your videos literally this 45 min video look like just 5 mint

[@vinaysajjan7872]

Much love Chris literally you won heart of many Indian's

[@lilybird908]

Bringing back so many memories.. 😳... happy to know that you treat yourself in between... 🙏🌺

[@ritikadz]

Chris, I loved how you handled that situation. Keep safe out there.

[@Ritish_Bedi]

The way he handled that boy was just commendable

[@shariffhephzi836]

Gentleman..helping poor boy May God bless you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@hersha777]

you are so kind and empathetic. you did the best thing you could with that kid. I know it was a tough situation.

[@philip32276]

Great improvement over the last 30 years. I remember back when kids in China used to wrap themselves around your leg and wouldn't let go with until they got some money, with their mothers encouraging them from a distance. My friends from Taiwan and Hong Kong always paid up. Back then street kids in Vietnam used to grab your arm or walk so close to you that you had to zig zag to avoid bumping into them. The Russians used to kick them away, but when they found out I was American they persisted. This kid actually went away after some time. Things have definitely gotten better.

[@shanuv12]

Superb content and you handled common people with perfection

[@noelthilagam6670]

Chris, you were very patient with that little kid...sad situation. Blessings brother.

[@ashasieunarine138]

Hi Chris, only started watching your videos this evening and I am hooked.....they're honest, real, entertaining. Your Humilty is impressive, loved your Mathura dinner invitation. Thanks soo much for sharing and you have a beautiful heart and smile........take care

[@karengagiano1664]

That episode with the child was quite disturbing and understandably put a damper on things for you. You are a good person who is very empathic and wants others to feel good. This was hard. I feel like that boy may be beyond help. Corrupted in some way. Sometimes all we can do is walk away. We love you Chris. I am hoping to learn some Hindi by watching your videos which are very enjoyable. Thank you for Subtitling. It is much appreciated. Keep on making them vids. And don't let the darkness get down.

[@AdityaSingh-mm1ez]

Give me money im poor 😭

[@ketangol9898]

You have good heart bro ,keep it up ❤

[@SylarbearG2a]

im hoping to learn hindi too i love watching bollywood movies!! veer zaara is my favourite

[@qurratulainzehra8760]

@@SylarbearG2a Veer Zara is a movie made once in decades, honestly. I am not a Bollywood buff but I watched it more than once. These stupid rom-coms they make these days can never come close to veer zara or bajirao mastani (its a recommendation). Bollywood movies more often than not lack a good story or great dialogues and even natural acting, but bajirao mastani and veer zara were two masterpieces.

[@husseinmiami]

No one is beyond help. You're judging ans stereotyping that kid. No one chose to be poor or hunger. Nothing disturbing here only your dirty brains.

[@Millions0fDreams]

Don't pay to these kids otherwise they will not work for living. You're very kind. God bless you

[@user-wl5ro7jj6q]

Chris, you are even-keeled and so patient. It's moments like this spending time with a sweet and desperate kiddo that make me watch this channel. I don't know what to do when this happens. Good on you for giving it a try and keeping hope alive!

[@Not_Ekansh23]

He is so kind i ended up in tears after he says do u want to eat something to the poor boy

[@radhavasam]

Chris speaks Hindi/Urdu very well, wow He actually converses, Wow again,

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Chris has learnt the Indian art of head shaking very well, most Indians may not understand what i meant but Westerners sure would.

[@shubhamsarkar8112]

You are kind hearted blogger not like other KZbinr I like it thanks for little help to that kid

[@leo332.o8]

I am From 🇳🇵 Nepal But Be Careful in Every Countries Brother from this type of children

[@Lindseyisloony]

In many countries this is not a thing at all... Only in some countries do people behave in that gross manner and use being poor as an excuse. He had no manners and was completely ungrateful. It's no ok that any child anywhere would think it's acceptable to behave that way for any reason.

[@AdityaSingh-mm1ez]

@@Lindseyisloony i suggest you something in India as the people name especially in places you eat If they have muslim name the food will be unhygienic (maybe tastier) If shopping something ask a local or compare 2-3 shops for same thing Don't give any attention to these poor rats

[@priceisking2943]

GUYS THIS IS DELHI BEHAVIOUR, NOR SURPRISING AT ALL.

[@princesamuel3831]

@@AdityaSingh-mm1ez I do partially agree with you! Most of the Muslim eateries in the north of India are unhygienic but the food is really tasty! But not all muslim places are like that....there are a few places that are hygienic as well as tasty....but yeah...the majority (like maybe 75%) are unhygienic Whereas in the south of India,I've rather noticed a general average standard amongst all the eateries..... except in Karnataka....there also most muslim eateries are unhygienic but tasty at the same time 😅

[@narindersingh7178]

Absolutely brother, if he came to this child's house and went to his house, then probably everything would have been snatched from chrish

[@abhishekjain6604]

You speak Hindi so well man that's amazing 💯😍

[@xyzzxy5538]

I as a indian. I don't speak this much fluent hindi cause my first language is not hindi. I am amazed actually

[@maheshnagessar4916]

He is a very friendly person

[@ritikadz]

I just finished watching this video and released it was 45 MINS LONG??? It didn't feel like because i was so invested. I love the way you keep your video raw, real and uncut.

[@PRINCE-wi5qw]

You are such a good guy and did very well.

[@captainnemo8072]

What a visceral and thought-provoking encounter with that kid.

[@monurajput5608]

3:43The hotel room helper has the most sweet sounding "welcome" voice 😂❤❤

[@amitmandal1211]

You handle this child very politely that is very good from you.

[@uk04sunny97]

NICE WHAT A KIND HEARTED PERSON YO ARE....

[@shkh4092]

Chris you are a very nice person. I like your simplicity and fluency in Hindi 👍😄🙏

[@jamesmorrow1646]

Fascinating. Thanks. Take care.

[@painofitachi]

chris is spot on when he said over hyped .... i am impressed

[@ankitaahire1611]

Chris bro you are such kind hearted person. May God bless you with lots of happiness 😊😊🥰

[@AntoniusReginaldus]

The boy had an angelic smile, but as soon as I saw "Help me and God will help you," that told me he had practice. Oh, well, he had an extra snack and drink and some attention.

[@INSAAN-ir1qy]

as soon as he said ki issme bohot manners hai he started being creepy bhaisaab 🙂

[@atulbisht2989]

That's really sad reality of helping beggars. Your captions for each section are to the point, appreciate it!

[@apu7914]

I have not seen any foreigner who speaks Hindi fluently like he did

[@moksh0101]

Bro watch Korea ka lala mans have a degree in Hindi😂

[@nawmsayin8017]

Dude Chris, just avoid these beggar/nagging folks bothering you. Just ignore them completely, if you utter a single word, they'll click onto you and hassle you. If they do not go away even after ignoring then shout at them and make a little scene, they'll scram. Don't let them take advantage of your goodness. That kid looked like a thoroughbred swindler.

[@RK-nq3fj]

The kid is doing what he needs to do to survive. And Chris is being kind and hasn't developed his thick skin yet. Both of them are beautiful people, just raw life playing out.

[@bahaar2825]

Beautifully said🤗

[@wrightvcx2249]

Kid is definitely not an innocent one. He is grown enough to understand what he is doing. He seems crazy and was definitely intending to con Chris. They are more dangerous than people who openly rob you.

[@agadre856]

Kind of you to help. You were very patient.

[@gagandeep__singh115]

thw way he said rich guys throw trash on road , but u are a nice person with manners🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@kevina9536]

your Hindi skills are amazing, great job!

[@mdshiraz7846]

It's Urdu brother 😎

[@se7en6969]

@@mdshiraz7846 Oh🤓

[@rabbit9638]

Its more like urdu

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@@rabbit9638 basically the same language

[@somnathbose1939]

I find that you are improving every single day. In fact, I felt that You speak better Hindi than myself. Best of luck and enjoy your Stay in this Great Country. 🤞👍🙏

[@saifzakir5861]

Your hindi is simply awesome...👍👌

[@anieltalks7346]

you're a natural, great content

[@PackUrBagz]

I have been watching your videos and you are too generous to offer things to strangers. You have to understand there are lot of street people who will ask for money and try to bother you. Don't do that and save the hassle. Good Luck !!

[@magic71202]

He said people scold him. People scold him because he deserves it, his actions proved it. I would have scolded him as well. You could have told any local gentleman about him following you and he would have treated him the way he deserved. I wish you had gone to a really nice and fancy restaurant and pampered yourself after that unfortunate fraud experience with that little man (kid). You needed it. Take care.

[@deannatataskweyak9387]

This is why I love your content. “There is a window here” then the window ends up being a wall! Love it!

[@mohankumarm619]

love you see you Hindi language... great man.😍

[@Gnosis_Ziton]

Man now that I’m traveling in India, videos like this are hilarious. Because now all these troubles are something that I experience on a daily basis. I don’t speak very good Hindi just a couple phrases so I get in all kinds of weird situations. But knowing other people from the west also get into those situations is nice.

[@akg14]

This is what I have observed there are some good people among well off and some bad people among poor ones. Poverty is not a hallmark of humbleness or simplicity neither affluence is hallmark of arrogance. It’s better we understand human nature without putting on the lens of seeing them as poor of rich. Chris be safe be attentive 😉

[@mysticalhuman]

well said

[@synthonaplinth5980]

All these people on the street and the friendliest one is a Sikh. No surprise, there.

[@dreamycloud2181]

Chris ..i am in America rn...kinda missing my days back in India (hometown)...its a great work touring around world making videos ,educating world around..nice keep the damn Great work up man 😊

[@mohammadrahman1862]

Your kindness will be rewarded 10 fold. I don't know but something tells that little guy is a trained hustler? May God forgive me if I am wrong!

[@extremecanary2171]

You handles the situation very well 👍

[@eggimal]

Fantastic. Great vlog.

[@rohankatore3320]

You speak awesome Hindi. Subscribing 😅

[@realaxis25]

Just for the Hindi ? What if he was speaking Tamil ?

[@adityaagrawal5407]

@@realaxis25 still would have subscribed

[@bt2000]

Like your confidence in spoken Hindi 🤩👌

[@tamannasingla1797]

You are so cute and humble. I love u chris❤

[@rtkronlijang8679]

🧑‍💼,,I luv ur speaking hindi voice bro😘luv u bro💐🧑‍💼🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AM-fs3vm]

Hi Chris!! Im so glad to find your channel, I enjoy watching them. Please keep doing them, Im trying to learn hindi and your subtitled videos are very helpful. Would love to see one video on your experience learning this language and sharing your tips on how to learn Hindi for people like me who would like to be as fluent as you.

[@photographymaniac781]

You have done a sensible job to feed the poor child , if someone helps them with money they mostly misuses the money with some other unethical uses

[@NoMatterWhat27]

This boy is frustrating even for us, hats off to you to deal with him

[@ranjittyagi9354]

I'm watching Delhi through these videos. It's been 19 years!

[@scottscott232]

Wow, that fresh coconut juice and fruit must taste heavenly when you're really thirsty. I'd absolutely love that.

[@soneelita]

That kid was stalking you. You have to be careful. You are too nice.

[@hinabarron3842]

You are AMAZING!!

[@SatyajitChaudhari]

Remark, remarkable, always nice

[@1972dsrai]

How many languages can you speak dude? Great view from your room. I can't speak Hindi, but can understand most of what you're saying, I'm of Punjabi Sikh descent and speak Punjabi which is similar, but I'm blown away with how many languages you seem to be fluent in, you pick them up really well. Not common for Americans or the British to know another language. From London, UK