Some of the better things about living in Spain

[@popbre3]

We lived just outside of Sevilla for 3 years I knew very little Spanish when we got there, everywhere I went and was trying my broken Spanish everyone was always extra helpful sometimes even to the point to find someone that spoke English to help me. Spanish people bate the nicest people I have ever meet. Everything you said in this video is 100% true. I can't wait to move back.

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

If you come back, visit Galicia. You will not regret, you will eat very well and you will be in another greener world.

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

@@robert111k I see there's a lot of rudeness out there

[@pedrofmc0000]

@@robert111k Grey? Cold? Sad? I think you've never been to Galicia. Paleto!

[@pedrofmc0000]

@ I wasn't going to answer but kid... You are too pretentious and pedantic. I'm proud of my country? Yes, of somethings, but not of everything, so don't try to put me tags when you don't know me at all. If I called someone "paleto" is because that person said the same about another person who had written a comment and because I live in Galicia and so, I know very well the weather of this region. As it seems you just know to copy and paste someone else's texts because you can't answer by your self. Go to hell kid.

[@pedrofmc0000]

@ It's really curious you call me chauvinist being a fanatic independentist who attacks everyone who doesn't think like him showing Catalan supremacism over the rest... "Mierdiz and Andalucía" like you say. The same about foods. I was talking about gastronomy and you came talking about nutrition and vegan foods. In short, you criticize others for the same faults that you have too. That is hypocrisy or worse, unconsciousness which indicates a mental illness. But don't worry, this can be solved by going to a good psychiatrist... sometimes, but try it. Who knows...You have a sick and obsessive mind. Everybody can check out here: plus.google.com/114605547533973731226

[@mitha7862]

Love Spain, have lived in zaragosa for twenty years, nice friendly people good clean city

[@omenow]

This is your best video, by far. Congratulations! I'm half Spanish and you've nailed it. Cheers.

[@kaneinkansas]

The best 3 weeks in my life was spent in Spain. The picture on the left is a gull in Malaga.

[@RomerPolo]

Glad you like here, I recommend you to take a look in the north if you havent yet, looks of beautifull places, nature and foot to try there.

[@kaneinkansas]

Romer Polo I hope to. I worked with a person from Santander, whom I liked a lot. So, I hope to make it up there - on the map it shows it is green and rugged and so, beautiful - with the same food, wine and friendly people. I love Spain, all of it.

[@MariaFernandez-iv3gi]

@@kaneinkansas Gracias desde Santander,Cantabria..😊🥂👍

[@RomerPolo]

Hello Gentleman, Venezuelan guy here now 11 years in Spain and absolutely love it, I just wanted to say thank you for showing english speaking community all those nice things about the country I completely agree with all of that specially food and how friendly people can be. I also enjoy the format of your videos watching the highways and stuff, deffinitelly subscribing your channel.

[@welshtoro3256]

With all the doom and gloom around these days it's nice focus on the good things in Spain. I have to say that I love the weather. I know it's not always hot and sunny but it is far more so than the U.K and other countries in northern Europe. It's also a great deal more predictable. In Britain you don't know whether to wear a pair of shorts or a raincoat in the summer. The weather in Spain really encourages the outdoor life and just makes people far happier. I also love the magnificent landscape of Spain. Some of my fondest experiences in Spain are travelling by car across large stretches of amazing wild countryside the length and breadth of the country. Finally, Spain is rich with historical monuments. The majority of which are hardly known outside the country and every autonomous region has them. (The food and drink is, of course, fantastic and fantastic value.)

[@josemanuelibernonvalero9636]

No Spaniard could have said it better. The best of Spain are the Spaniards in my opinion. Roads hospitals airports high speed trains food the wine the beaches the cities the culture the music the football and Almodovar all that is great but the best are the people and the tolerance of, the Spaniards and respect for foreigners less visible in other countries . Muchas gracias por leer esto . Un abrazo desde Murcia

[@welshtoro3256]

@@josemanuelibernonvalero9636 Thanks Jose

[@matthewjackson9615]

Everything that you've described here I experienced when I traveled throughout France. There was diversity, culture, history, local foods and wines. And the people were also polite and helpful. And of course, friendly, you could talk and socialize with them. I never wanted to return back to the United States and I rue the day I stepped aboard the flight back home. It was a mistake.

[@tritosac]

I would love to go back to Spain. I have only been once back in 1991. I flew to Madrid with my parents during Christmas break. I remember it was pretty cold. My parents rented a car and we drove to Granada to visit the Alhambra and went to Gibraltar as well. We crossed to Morocco for a day. If I am ever able to go back I want to explore the Northern part and I also really want to see many of the medieval castles. I have a book on castles in Spain and have many in particular I want to see.

[@margilvi5890]

Oh!! You Will be Happy seeing castles!! This weekend i visited 3 castles near Valladolid... Peñafiel,urueña, i enjoyed! The small town called urueña is a book city!! Full of small bookstores.. where they are respected they architecture. Beautiful

[@mariaroll4490]

Thank You for your coments, Spain is the best country in this world .

[@MuskaKillz]

hahahahah the "Dickhead count per capita" indicator had me laughing a few minutes.

[@victordesanderobledo4522]

That's a usual spanish expression. As we say, "idiotas por metro cuadrado". But yea, first time I heard, I keep laughing for some time too.

[@mrsiz218]

Yes im still laughing!!

[@jibeneyto91]

How often do you get people complimenting you for your Spanish and asking you where you are from etc.? I think that happens in Spain a lot with foreigners who make an effort to integrate.

[@TriggerRidesEverything]

Sí, es verdad. Soy de Inglaterra y hablo el español muy bien aunque mi español no es perfecto.

[@brimad76]

querer es poder! @@TriggerRidesEverything

[@MuskaKillz]

@@ninchis1 Algo no has entendido bien, eso es precisamente lo que ha dicho jibeneyto. Que le hacen cumplidos por su español y se interesan por saber de donde es etc, en general que siente que apreciamos cuando alguien intenta integrarse. Lo cual es verdad, ya que graaaan parte de la inmigración que recibimos viene de áfrica y china que si bien tienen su cosas buenas no son los que más disfrutan de integrarse con la sociedad a la que vienen. Por lo que cuando vemos a cualquiera simplemente intentarlo con el idioma nos gusta.

[@dimitrypilin3098]

I get complimented for my Spanish and Catalan because I grew up here and absorbed the accents. When I came here 19 years ago, I was one of the few immigrants in my school from the East of Europe, now there's so many more students who will graduate knowing at least three languages plus english.

[@tximinoman]

I love that you made a point about diversity, as a basque myself I've always found really annoying that outside our borders most people think Spain is basically Andalucia and their culture, that we all dance flamenco and are obsessed with bullfighting and shit like that. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind their culture but us in the Basque Country have our own and it couldn't be more different than theirs. Just like the people from everywhere else in Spain have their own.

[@jademig68]

Hey mate. Just discoverd you through one of my students. I'm like you. A spanish-aussie. An actually I live very close. That's the mall I go to. We gotta get together and have a couple of beers and laughs. Cheers mate.

[@mosaicpaint3223]

I think one thing I always need in living in Spain - their diversity and welcoming

[@TriggerRidesEverything]

All very true. I've never had a bad experience when in Spain. Speaking the language makes a big difference and as a lone traveller when out in bars and discos I always seem to get well looked after, so I'm never by myself for long. If you like spicy food as for 'El aceite picante o el aceite mexicano que es súper picante jajajaja'

[@pauladcock68]

Loving the Daily updates - really missing our trips to Spain and hoping to get out again soon. Can I ask what is happening to Community Pools in Andalucia - our friends are telling us that most are remaining closed because of the cost/ risk implications of the new Covid Secure rules ? Regards. Paul.

[@ishwarpoonmagar4962]

Amazing information ℹ️ 💐🎊💃❤️💃🎊💐 Keep updating wow wow! Nice to meet you !!!

[@nw805]

Hi Stuart, we are planning to move to Spain next year and have really enjoyed watching your videos and found them very informative. Thanks for putting them up.

[@swimmer6575]

Thanks a lot.

[@glassbuddha]

Very friendly. Ideal for weekends. Very sloppy during weekday works.

[@davedogge2280]

Dudes you should see the weather in Madrid this Saturday, it's perfect ! Spanish people are generally friendly, the only negative things in 4+ years have been a couple incidents of aggressive begging on the street and some crooked family trying to obtain money from me. That aint too bad in my book, not great but not too bad at all.

[@abe230466]

Big difference between big/small cities!

[@robnorris4770]

Interesting that Stop signs say “STOP”, rather than “ALTO” or “PARE”.

[@FromTheBiggining]

I would like to move there but unlike the rest of Europe they don't have bicycle paths, I love riding on bikes but I just don't see it in Spain. Thank you for sharing.

[@patrickmcshane7658]

Stewart Where would be a good school to go to learn Spanish?

[@scottdawson6616]

Hola senor, im kiwi dude looking at doing a working holiday in Spain for a year. I really love mountain towns much like Wanaka in NZ or Banff in Canada, so my questions is are you aware of any similar places in Spain I could live maybe near the Pyranees. Thanks

[@spainspeaks]

Hi. Yes. Check our Jaca or Benasque.

[@menchualcarazmoreno1743]

Sierra Nevada is cool too. Plus they come from German people, lol.

[@miguelhidalgo6000]

Spaniard here, I've been watching your videos lately out of curiosity. Just realized that you live on the same neighbourhood as I do. As we say, "The World is a tissue" (I'm sure you'll understand). Great choice to live in, by the way.

[@davidgonzalo3762]

Si quieres presumir de English, use the expression ' it's a small world ', if you say the world is a tissue, nobody will understand what you really mean.

[@miguelhidalgo6000]

Nadie presume de nada (si te fijas, el comentario va dirigido al autor del vídeo y a nadie más). Y sí, hay distintas maneras de expresar esa frase, pero yo lo he traducido de forma literal porque doy por hecho que el autor conoce la expresión en concreto a la que me refiero. Nótense las comillas.

[@rafaelcastillo466]

Miguel Hidalgo Hola Miguel. Are there Are a lot of Muslims living in Spain? Gracias Amigo

[@miguelhidalgo6000]

From my perspective it's not common to see muslims here, but it all depends on where you live, and the muslims here are quiet and nice people 99% of the cases.

[@rafaelcastillo466]

Miguel Hidalgo That’s Great! My Daughter Grad from College. That’s her Wish, to Visit. Gracias

[@bluceree7312]

I agree on all three points, but food itself is not that special, its more rustic and simple but the culture around eating and drinking is enoyable. I would like to add a more important point which is caring and respecting their elderly better than other northern European countries in my opinion. By that I mean both the government and also private families. I am not old yet, but do respect that. Spain is top 5 in life expectancy and I think all the 4 factors you mention contribute to it.

[@Izanagi2072]

Hi Stuart! Canadian student here, currently working on my Master's degree at SOAS in London. I am a certified TESOL/TEFL teacher as well, and was actually studying last year in Newcastle (NSW), so "How ya goin', mate?" - Was just looking for some advice today. I am planning to move to Spain after graduation. I have been watching your videos for several months now and find them very helpful. I am not planning to work in Spain, but work for a United Nations organization abroad, and come back to Spain as my "home base" between contracts. I am looking to purchase a modest villa somewhere on the coast and I would like to be in a cosmopolitan/multicultural area (perhaps near/between Barcelona and Valencia) where there is is nearly year-round warm weather and affordable living. Improving my Spanish is something I am looking forward to, so this is not an issue for me - but I would like to be in an area where people DO speak passable English - so hopefully close to a more populated area. Just wondering what your suggestions would be as far as cities/areas/regions to look at. Keep up the good work with your videos and I hope to hear back from you soon! Cheers, David

[@harec666]

Considering the coast, Valencia was a surprisingly cosmopolitan city(I am from Madrid), plus it has great weather and beach. The only thing was you have to find a place right in the center of the city. Alicante for example is not that cosmopolitan. I am not so sure about Barcelona. People in Cataluña are a bit xenophobic, although that's a minority it can be a pain for people that just want to learn Spanish. If you want to learn Spanish an Catalonian then you should have no problem.

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

I am from Galicia, I like more my land and all the north, but if you want sun and English speakers, where else is there in Mijas, a lot of English, Germans and other countries. You can watch videos on youtube. A greeting.

[@kaneinkansas]

Give Malaga consideration. It has over a million people. It has high speed train service to Madrid and beyond. It is warm in the winter months. It has easy day trips to Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Madrid, Gibraltar, and even Africa. It is very inexpensive. The people are kind. Beautiful city. Give it a hard look.

[@EveMidnight]

Don't do it, you are in the prime of your life in terms of Employment. Coming to Spain to work just after finishing your Masters Degree will be the worst decision of your life. Stay in London, get a decent job, play the rat race, earn a good wage and come to Spain on holiday. Coastal areas are the best weather wise and properties hold their value. Look at the Marbella/Estepona area.

[@marius3817]

Alicante

[@carthagebuckley6284]

I am glad you mentioned the 'Dickhead Count' Stuart. An important socio-economic statistic which is too often overlooked by the main stream news. Another great video.

[@backcountry_pete]

I am a Canadian working on getting a place in Spain for semi-retirement. I don't know which UN committee collects data on the Dickhead per Capita numbers but I agree that it is an often overlooked metric.

[@welshtoro3256]

There are plenty of Dickheads in Spain but they aren't violent the way they are in the U.K. The Dickheads in the U.K are greater in number and far more obnoxious. The Dickhead graph is a good indicator for quality of life.

[@mattlewis4972]

Well, at least you guys don't have one running your country.

[@tarsenos]

Mate, I almost spit out my breakfast when I heard the 'Dickhead Count'. That was BRILLIANT

[@jaddy540]

Thirty years ago,I spent a month in Spain,living for $12 /nite in a Hostal Residesentia on Calles des Preciados. Had a great time. Found a bar owned by Chinese that spoke English, also a Cuban expat,english speaking! Was traveling for 4 months ,on the cheap, using "Let's Go Spain" book as my guide.I only ate in local joints, never in Tourist traps.Used local buses and trains, which were very cheap. If you want to talk in English, go to the local train or bus stations. Lots of backpackers from Canada, Australia and US. They gave me lots of good tips. Prices went up dramatically when they joined the EU. That is why they are bankrupt now.

[@Applelover31]

Are u dumb? We’re far from bankrupt

[@eliseumds]

Oh man, the dickhead count here in Australia is really high indeed. I see stupid bar fights every single time I go out in Sydney. Way fewer in Brazil (you die over there if you are a dickhead). It's the main reason I'm moving to Spain next year.

[@dermccul]

Great show

[@chinglee100]

Stuart I’ve always wanted to visit Spain so I was hoping you’d respond when I asked what would you say is the best city to visit in Spain alone?

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

Santiago de Compostela. Search on youtube

[@johnnewton3335]

Chinglee, its really so difficult to reccomended a city or resort to go to as the country is so differnt and it depends on what you want to do, of course madrid and barcelona are top of the list but for city breaks but try sevilla, valencia or cadiz, for beach type holidays mojacar or agua amarga as its the places where the Spanish go. Myself, im in love with the basque country, bilbao for city break and from there public transport will take you to any of the resorts. I can go there and never see any fellow brits so it dosnt even register on stuarts dickhead scale. You dont mention where you live? That also will have a bearing on where you fly into. Good luck, all the best, jojnnie

[@JuanGarcia-qi4ze]

@@johnnewton3335 When you can visit Galicia and Asturias

[@johnnewton3335]

Juan, thats definitely on my list, it looks so nice and i hear the people are very friendly, it says a lot as most cities in spain always have galician restaurants and they are packed solid

[@chinglee100]

Thanks for the response guys I’ll definitely look more into it but Galicia region is sounding very convincing

[@thelastcaballero9581]

is there painting or trade jobs

[@Yoshi_Moshi]

But where are you from?

[@sher854]

Do video in driving in Spain

[@periclesdemolay]

I've beet to Madrid a bunch of times and know that is a beautiful city... But that industrial area you're driving thru is ugly to the bone, lol

[@ProBioMech]

Pericles de molay he’s out in the suburbs. Looks pretty standard to me.Definitely not as nice and the city centre but...

[@rsnankivell1962]

They're ugly 30 seconds of video against 7:35 min. which are the only ones where industrial areas are seen? areas with modern industrial buildings and not as ugly as you think. The rest of the video runs through a middle and upper middle class residential area, a highway and a shopping center...a very complete and large mall, 20 km from the center of Madrid. Your comment is a bit biased and tendentious.

[@periclesdemolay]

@@rsnankivell1962 Yes I was pointing to the ind areas, not all the vid. Sorry

[@aureliogj7966]

For a video listing all that’s good about Spain you couldn’t have chosen a more aggressively boring thumbnail. That aside, I enjoy your stuff.

[@brimad76]

HHHHHahaha the dickhead count!!!! I agree totally Stuart! DIVERSITY.... North, South, East, West, .... totally different! like diff countries! Been here too for 21 years and no hassle as yet! And I lived in the city centre (LAVAPIES) for 1 year .... PS: growing a tash????

[@artudo]

So basically it's a good country for tourism, oh wait...

[@schopen-hauer]

spanish cuisine... what tapas?

[@gigi-pw8ww]

guiri

[@TomBartram-b1c]

Bread is poor quality and expensive in Spain. It's great buying Tesco finest seeded loaves for a pound back home. They only have plain white round loaves in Spain. Boring.

[@clydeinverness1197]

There are bakeries in Spain, I used to walk past a couple of them when I was in Vigo and Barcelona. I have been to London and Glasgow and yeah Tesco has nice stuff, but I wouldnt go so far as saying their bread is better than the bread I ate at those Spanish Bakeries.

[@nickmiller1226]

Ha ha ha. There is delicious bread in Spain. Great variety and super cheap. One of my favourite things to do is buy a loaf of bread and some cheese and a beer and have a picnic.

[@shinyshinythings]

I think you must have only shopped for bread in supermercados. That’s a mistake! The best bread is out in the bakeries and open air markets.

[@raybon7939]

That's exactly what I'm looking for let and let live, western cultures have become berdomlesly personnel.

[@davidjackson7675]

And a lot of fried potatoes:)

[@chriscoughlan5221]

just one bug bear! why don´t most spaniards flush the loo?? there´s no excuse!!

[@MrJohnQCitizen]

Gr8

[@albertotornerobelmonte635]

No te entiendo

[@pablogonzalez8304]

Dick head count that's funny! I like these car vlogs.

[@philiplindley7384]

I can agree with you about the food and wine, Stuart but not much else unfortunately. Horses for courses I suppose.

[@pedrofmc0000]

It seems you've never been to Spain or at least you just know some touristic places and no Spaniard... The best infrastructures, highways, airports, the largest high-speed railway net in Europe. The diversity of weather. The largest painting museum complex in the world. Hundred of natural parks. Nice and friendly people. The third country in the world with the most heritage sites of humanity....

[@philiplindley7384]

@@pedrofmc0000 Worked out there.

[@pedrofmc0000]

@@philiplindley7384 I haven't written opìnions but facts. If you don't know more you're a blind, man. Spain is much more than the Mediterranean coast and touristic places... Spain has more than 500.000 Square km not 242.00 such as the UK. There is much more...

[@philiplindley7384]

@@pedrofmc0000 I WAS expressing an opinion, my opinion of Spain and the Spanish. That's all.

​@@robert111k: _"… bloomberg. com/news/articles/2019-02-24/spain-tops-italy-as-world-s-healthiest-nation-while-u-s-slips …"_ *_“Lies, damned lies, and statistics.”_* (en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Lies,_damned_lies,_and_statistics) The population of Japan has higher life expectancy (83.7 vs 82.9 y at birth), a much greater proportion of centenarians and super-centenarians, less alcohol consumption per capita (7.2 vs 11.2 L/y), lower relative tobacco smoking rate (21.7% vs 29.1%), much lower prevalence of obesity and overweight (4.3%/24.2% vs 24.1%/60.9%). Yet, for some reason, Spain has been ranked higher (as well as Italy and Iceland).

[@davidainsworth]

'spain has great diversity but you wont find any other type of food'

[@babatundeswana9361]

I have been to Madrid, Malaga, Barcelona. I don't like Spain

[@rsnankivell1962]

It's very easy for you, don't come back hahaha!!! Go to your country that I see your name and I'm sure it's wonderful and very developed....and better hahaha. Bye!!! See u never, envious and jealous troll!!!

[@robertrubiella]

Es completamente imposible gustar a todos, siempre habrá alguien que pondrá alguna pega, y eso también está bien. Saludos desde España.

[@Sonnyblack100]

Try Marbella area , 45 min from Malaga

[@jmg3344]

Nothing is perfect, where are you from?

[@JavierSanchez-dn4yn]

Not a problem, it's impossible to like everyone. Greetings from Spain, you can always try to come again and maybe check this country from another perspective. It would be nice if you told us why you didnt' like it :)

[@philcox95]

Good thing about Spain is you don't see lots of Mosques

[@pedrofmc0000]

Not more than any other European country in the summer. The biggest mosquitoes I've ever seen it was in Sweden in the woods. I thought that was a tropical jungle

[@villi333]

@@pedrofmc0000 This is irony, it isn't? Unless you have confused mosques with mosquitoes

[@patrickmcshane7658]

@@villi333 Shouldn't both be swatted?

[@jorgefernandez184]

@@pedrofmc0000 gold

[@dani5422]

FFF LMAOOO HAHAHA

[@MoniqueLap]

To be honeat I'm not impressed by food here at all. Tapas, hmmm good but definitely not something special. Food mostly deep fried, tastes blind. Lived in London and the diversity of food is inceredible there

[@pedrofmc0000]

Edit: I had written this in English but I always check out the text in Google translator to try to improve what I'm writing. As it seems I copied and pasted the tex in Spanish instead of English. I'm sorry. Then you do not know enough about Spain. It is the 5th country with the most Michelin-starred restaurants behind Japan, France, Italy and Germany and well ahead of the following countries on the list. Try visiting a good restaurant instead of bars ... Just look it up on Google ...

[@MoniqueLap]

@@pedrofmc0000 I'm not not talking about Michelin star restaurants, but the food wich you can buy in ,, regural restaurants and bars. And you are right I'm my first half a year in Spain, but foodie disapointed.

[@13sempere]

You're eating the cheapest food available, I think that's the problem. Spend a little more money and move around town. You'll need to speak a little spanish to get the good stuff.

[@MoniqueLap]

@@13sempere we are not a chipies, but defo not a Michelin star Tasters. My BF is Spanish, but nope. I dont like it, I was expecting more diversity like for example Italian, Indian. But its fine, Im propably in the 5% who is not a big fan of Spanish cousine - And I even tried Homemade spanish......After few days my body starve for rich and full meals. Different people, diferrent tastes...

[@elzorro8787]

Diversity and top notch quality ingredients is what's makes Spanish food so incredible. There are so many different dishes and food from the different regions of Spain that foreign cuisine will never take of in the way it has in countries where the local food is so bland. I.E England. If you found the food in London superior to what you find in Madrid then I gonna find it difficult to stop laughing. Try going to a top notch restaurant and ask even for the simple menu del día at a cost of €12- 13 ti in London. It'll never happen. It's impossible not to fall in love with Spanish food as unlike many other cuisines where a couple of ingredients or spiciest dominate. You can find dishes of every perceivable nature. Especially in Madrid. It's just a matter of going where the locals go.

[@michaelpalmer937]

Yes Mr gob ache .but you've got sir Les Patterson to be proud of .......come on . English Mik.

[@villi333]

Actually Spain is not a country , is a melt of countries. In other case, there wouldn't be as many cultures and different languages as Spain has. Spain is a STATE not a COUNTRY.

[@amrn509]

Yes, there are a lot of cultures and languages, but you can see that also in places like France or Italy. Spain is a country, just a really diverse one, I'm sorry

[@villi333]

@@amrn509 Almost all France's and Italy's cultures have died out in favour of French and Italian. Only in France about more than 10 languages were widely spoken and now many of them don't even have any kind of recognition, for this reason it seems that France and Italy is a single culture and Spain not, but it isn't.

[@villi333]

@@MrFranplan Spain is like the UK. England is one nation, different from Wales or Scotland. In the same way Catalonia is a different nation from Castille. It isn't true? What do you mean with "really wrong"?

@@villi333, don't expect the Spanish nationalists/imperialists to agree with you. They live in a bubble built with lies and political ambitions. They still believe the Spanish empire did the indigenous peoples of the Americas a favour by killing them by the tens of millions, by subjugating and enslaving the few survivors and destroying their culture, economy and way of living.

[@villi333]

I don't expect anything from Spanish nationalists. I just wrote this for showing Brits or Australians what farce Spain is. I'm from València and despite many people here belives in Spain, I don't.

[@kevztunes]

I have visited Spain 3-4 times over the decades...but always had a real challenge with the food. I love the Mediterranean region more than any other....but as a long-time, 100% plant based (vegan) since 1976...it seems almost impossible to find a good variety of cruelty-free cuisine. The Spanish food scene is obsessed with meat consumption... Unlike places such as Greece (especially Crete) and of course Israel where the array of amazing vegan foods is now completely part of the local psyche and food culture. Add to that, the very ugly tradition of bullfighting, torturing bulls at festivals, the routine culling of thousands of discarded hunting dogs each year, and a general lack of animal welfare rights, etc., Spain now has a bad reputation and become a no-go country for many folks. Throwing thousands of unwanted hunting dogs down wells, off cliffs, to die...or hanging them, etc, after the season, does not exactly create a nice, positive, caring, international image of this country. It’s a shame really, that Spanish society has not fully evolved away from that inherent, brutal, barbaric, mindset. Just keeping it real. 😎🇮🇱🌴👍⛱☀️

[@kevztunes]

dirk diggler You don’t care about animal cruelty, abuse, and their horrendous suffering? A lack of empathy towards other living beings is classified as psychopathy 😲 I think that says a lot more about YOU as an individual than it does people who adhere to a plant based lifestyle. Just keeping it real. 😎🌴🇮🇱👍⛱☀️

[@kevztunes]

Oleg koi Humans are indeed the monster Nazis...from an animal perspective. One day, everyone will look back at this primitive, narcissistic, era in our history with utter astonishment. We treat our own species in a horrible manner and the animal kingdom even worse. Certainly nothing to be proud of 🤮

[@KOIFishcat]

@@kevztunes since you are so knowledgeable about animal perspective, I guess you are one of them. Cheer up, beast, and look at the bright side, -- at least you are not a monster.

[@richshackleton8104]

The one thing I don't like about Spain is the Spanish

[@jmg3344]

😂😂😂

[@aquariusbathandbody]

"The dick-head count per capita", made me laugh, I love your terminology. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@mickybcn7453]

Capullos in spanish, cap de fava in catalan.hehe.

[@anacasanova7350]

@@mickybcn7453 jajaja.