Stopped by BRAZILIAN POLICE in My Tuk Tuk! 🇧🇷​ | Episode 19

[@MatsMatsuo]

👮: "did you drink anything alcoholic?" 😀: "Yeah" 👮‍♂:🤨

[@marcosalexandre6696]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vsenafilms]

kkkkkkkk eu perdi foi tudo nessa hora

[@dcapelasso11]

Falei vish agora sentou na graxa

[@saladerpg]

A cara do puliça... eu queria muito ter visto. jhsdhaudh

[@alissonsaggiorato1346]

“Did you drink today? YES!” 😂😂😂

[@samil5601]

I wouldn't drive that thing sober! Not to Alaska anyway.

[@michaelmaycon1157]

omg ahahha

[@arielnavroski]

@@samil5601 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GurHaenouasHazourem]

Did you drink today? > EVERY!

[@aussieespanol]

This is quality

[@belphegor7352]

Brazil has two big rainforest biomes, mata amazônica and mata atlântica. You're in the mata atlantica, that's why its so green, but you're half a continent away from the amazon

[@samil5601]

Let's see if we can talk him into taking BR-319 to Manaus?

[@Per-WOLF]

@@samil5601 Why you so mean, don't do this with him!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@samil5601]

@@Per-WOLF Listen, this guy is crazy. He thinks he is going to take that yellow box through the Darien Gap. BR-319 won't stop him, surely!

[@joaopaulogarcia183]

@@samil5601 sera que o tuktuk consegue fazer a viagem pra manaus? acho que ele morre se tentar kkkkk

[@samil5601]

The guy wants to take the TukTuk through the Darien Gap. I'd say he is inviting a bit of challenge.

[@Lemure_Noah]

Man! Seat belt is quite serious subject here in Brazil!

[@PedroH12300]

For sure it is. That could have been really bad

[@epicnicity916]

Exactly, that officer might've not cared, but he might come across one that's not in a good mood sooner or later.

[@andbsouza]

You should take that advice quite seriously. Be safe.

[@matheuss5638]

Não, não é

[@shirowolff9147]

@@matheuss5638 todas as vezes que meus parentes foram pegos sem cinto, tomaram multa, mas o genio diz que não é kk

[@anibalbarbosa]

Was not lucky buddy…any guy driving a Tuk tuk in the Brazilian highway clams attention of the policeman: he gotta be high or drunk😂😂😂😂😂

[@jakehoskins3124]

I´m from Texas but been living in Brasil for 16 years. Love the place and the people and glad to see you visiting. Have a safe trip.

[@luizhenriquefraga]

In Brazil, if you are caught drunk during a breathalyzer test, your license will be revoked and you could be arrested. And breathalyzer tests are very common in roadblocks.

[@mikescudder4621]

I've lived here 15 years and i've never been breath tested, and only three times have i been stopped and had my documents checked. Two of those times were outside my state. Here in Mato Grosso, the authorities don't like to work.

[@whschopke98]

​@@mikescudder4621 Very interesting. I'm from Rio de Janeiro, and here the police LOVES a breathalizer. Especially during weekend and holiday nights, it is guaranteed to have several spots in the city where police will be stationed and stopping random cars to check documents and conduct breathalyzer tests.

[@marcelo497]

@@whschopke98 They love it here bcs they like when you ask them to "dar um jeito" and end up bribing them so you don't get punished

[@mikescudder4621]

@@whschopke98 When i travel to other states the behaviour of the police changes significantly. Sorry if i generalised my experience here to all the states! There is a local saying that the police won't stop you when its hot and sunny sun, the police also won't stop you in the rain either. In the cerrado its either 100% sun or 100% rain... the police have their salaries - why bother themselves with work!?

[@viniBR232]

This was PRF. All the leftists in the comments are making it sound like Brazils police is like Rio de Janeiro. Rio de Janeiro is the trashcan of Brasil in every aspect and their people and departments should never be a comparison point to anything Brazilian. It's like you tell Skidrow is all of US.

[@giovannicerqueira4814]

Esse cara é um exemplo de coragem misturada com ousadia, sair da Argentina para o Alasca num Tuk Tuk não é para qualquer um, deveria ter uma cobertura de tv.

[@tsz5868]

e quem assiste tv hoje em dia?

[@G.C.S113]

Pra que cobertura da tv ? KZbin é melhor

[@EdilsonRibeiro-o8h]

Levando em conta o desconforto, o cavaleiro das Americas: "Felipe Masseti Leite", fez uma jornada ainda mais sacrificial, o brasileiro percorreu do Canada ao Brasil a cavalo, 27.000 km.

[@lucasoliveira9834]

Mas já teve reportagem com ele na TV. É só vc procurar os vídeos do início dessa jornada dele. Se não me engano, teve reportagem de uma TV da Bolívia e da Austrália. Inclusive ele tinha comprado um tuktuk na Bolívia, mas aparentemente estava com problemas, então uma marca de TukTuk tomou conhecimento e deu esse TukTuk atual dele.

[@elisarusch3171]

tiene mucho coraje y osadía, tiene una actitud muy extrovertida y por eso un policía le hizo un test de alcoholemia, jajaja!!!

[@lulute8]

The policeman should have being so confuse when he asked if you drink and you responded with such a carefree tone: YES!

[@e36browhp]

Deixou o cara tão confuso que nem percebeu as infrações kkkk

[@ghostblackmormor8120]

As many others recommended, I would also recommend you to stop in any restaurant at 12:00 am, they usually serve what we call "proper food", they are more healthy and varied, and usually cost almost the same as the snacks you are buying.

[@samil5601]

To be fair, the geezer is Australian. All Brazilian food is luxury to gringos.

[@RandomNPC001]

Most people get fixated on the Brazilian coast (It makes sense due to how beautiful it is, plus 90% of cities are located at the coast), but the Brazilian interior is just gorgeous, specially on a sunny day right after rain!

[@Lucas_mg100]

Yes, the interior of Brazil is very peaceful and better than the big cities, which are sometimes dangerous.

[@thalesbernardomendes8949]

Mentira. Não é 90 porcento. É 50 porcento da população em uma faixa de até 150 Km do litoral

[@RandomNPC001]

@@thalesbernardomendes8949 Wow, vc já vai direto na garganta e chama os outros de mentiroso assim sem pensar 2 vezes. Talvez a pessoa possa ter errado ou se equivocou, mas na sua pequena mente a pessoa só pode ser mentirosa. PQP! Mike Tyson estava correto.

[@diegomangueira]

Try to say "lugar" instead of "zona". Altough "zona" meaning place or area is thecnically correct, it also used colloquially as "a mess" or even "a red light district".

[@racudo1898]

"Hã?🤨🧐" 😂😂😂

[@TheLizardskin]

​@@racudo1898 o cara quis dizer que zona significa puteiro, mas ele poderia ter usado Cabaret, e eu acho que teria sido um pouco melhor de entender.

[@racudo1898]

@@TheLizardskin eu entendi, eu sei o que é zona, tô falando da reação da moça 🤦‍♂️

[@TheLizardskin]

@@racudo1898 Ah!

[@rrmcmd]

Ryan, PLEASE fix your seat belt problem. I'm not even thinking about a ticket. I'm worried about your safety. On another note, thanks for catering to Gen Xers like me with your car tunes! Nothing is better in heavy traffic than 80s pop/rock

[@rogerioale767]

Triciclo não tem cinto de segurança!

[@Donni_10]

Hahahha you are not , stop the sjw.

[@robertoprebianca845]

​@@rogerioale767 triciclo usa capacete. Então, ou ele usa o cinto de segurança ou o um capacete.

[@rogerioale767]

@@robertoprebianca845 Não existe isso no código de trânsito brasileiro, cinto de segurança não é obrigatório, seja triciclo fechado ou aberto, o que é obrigatório é o uso de capacete, quando aberto, o que não é o caso dele, portanto nem capacete.

[@teacher_fher]

Hey mate, a tip on Portuguese: when you pronounce a Spanish word with a d in the middle like "nada", try to pronounce it with a "hard 'd'" like the D in "dog". Those "soft Ds" that Spanish has, we don't have them, so when you say "nada" it's the same word in Portuguese, but pronouncing it in Spanish sounds like "na-a" to us. The same is valid for "comida", "bebida", any words with a D in the middle. Spanish has many (true) cognates but the phonemes is what kills our comprehension sometimes haha cheers!

[@heraldocosta1469]

Excelent recommendations!! Spot on. Tks

[@thealexprime]

Ele NÃO liga pra vcs seus OTÁRIOS.... ele ta falando em espanhol mesmo sabendo q aqui se fala português. Sai distribuindo dinheiro pros frentistas como se fossem uns pobre coitados, só falta chorar de emoção na hora que da a gorjeta , o cara é completamente fora da casinha 😂😂😂😂

[@jhonathanmanoelaraujo5743]

This road is a historic road, it is more than 150 years old, it is beautiful! That's one of the reasons I have the blocks. About the forest, the name is called Atlantic Forest, we have several different ecosystems here

[@eduardogess]

Essa ai é a Graciosa?

[@paulohenriqueclaudiodacunh1887]

@@eduardogesssim

[@forallmankind4265]

Be careful when driving at night on highways 99.9% of truck drivers are good professionals, but some are reckless with speed

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

Language tip: "Mira"/"Mirar"in Portuguese DOES NOT meat to look at or to watch as in Spanish. It means "aim/To aim", as in aiming with a gun.

[@esterreinaldodasilva26]

Verdade 😮

[@Edgar2023ES]

Até que o verbo "mirar" pode significar "olhar", como na letra Mulher de Atenas (Chico Buarque): "Mirem-se nas Mulheres de Atenas...". Mas, esse uso é muito poético e pouquíssimo usado.

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

@@Edgar2023ES Verdade. Aliás, em outra música do Chico, Geni e o Zepelin, ele usa o verbo "quedar" ("se quedou paralisada") muitíssimo mais usado no espanhol do que no português que se fala por aqui, Em todo caso, se o tal Aussie falar "mira" ou "quedar" em terras tupiniquins, arrisco-me a dizer que a maior parte dos brasileiros não irá entender o sentido.

[@pepielci]

Many fabrication shops can make you a contraption that’ll suffice as a wide waist high seat belt for two. The word is GAMBIARRA (pronounced Gambi-AHA) and it refers to “home made stuff”. Brazilians are super creative with their Gambiarra inventions and KZbin has tons of interesting videos on the subject.

[@MrMowvie]

gostei da sua forma de explicar

[@lucasoliveira9834]

🤣 Tem certeza que vc não é brasileiro?

[@TaysaPires]

Você pode ser considerado um brasileiro nato!!! Rsrsrsrsrs

[@samil5601]

As much as all South America is beautiful, tropical Brazil is just fantastic. Take your time and don't rush through it, if you anyhow can. Brazil is the place to chill.

[@pepielci]

We left the US to live in Bahia. You have to come to Bahia (the state where many Brazilians come to for its incredible tropical beaches, rivers, waterfalls, Afro inspired culture). You’re welcome to stay with us at our beach house..

[@ubvrox]

Too dangerous

[@samil5601]

Have you followed his channel before? He has far worse in mind.

[@racudo1898]

​@@ubvroxweakling

[@Lucas_mg100]

Sua ideia e boa mais ele atravessar Rio de janeiro+são Paulo minas gerais até vai porque e tranquilo ele não dura muito Brasil e muito bonito mais em questão de segurança decepciona

[@nadsonklb]

@@ubvrox Don't be idiot!

[@RTPJu]

Mate, as far north you go, less people will understand Spanish. So, I recommend you to try conversations in English, specially near Curitiba and into São Paulo, specially with the coppers. Cheers!

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

I 100% agree with you! Further on it would be like a a Brazilian travelling in Australia trying to get along by speaking German to other people!

[@MrDavidznuff]

Man, stop eating this kind of food. I know it's easier and tastes good but you will get sick. Eat proper food like rice and beans and some chicken and salad. If you see somewhere written "Marmitex" or "quentinha" you can ask for one. It's proper food and it comes in a kindda bow you can take with you and eat out. 😅😅😅😅 Cheers from São Paulo.

[@ribeirolifts]

kkkkk verdade

[@carol_sol_en_aries]

jajaj no sabemos si el come frutas y otras cosas saludables fuera de camara , pero en los videos solo trash food 😂😂

[@samil5601]

Quentinhas are a good shout. Not sure how often you find vendors on the highways, but in towns and cities they are just about the best value for money.

[@Saberwulfy]

No, he will not get sick, just in a distant future.

[@Pixelarter]

@@samil5601 A lot of those truck stops have lunch buffets or PF (Prato Feito: means like a "set meal", usually a plate with some kind of meat, rice, beans, fries, and a simple salad). Even a burguer, also called a X or Xis in some places (pronounced like "Cheese"), can be a more healthy meal than just eating those bakery snacks.

[@mikescudder4621]

Technically, Brazil has a zero tolerance on driving with alcohol in the system.

[@Rider-4]

Yes

[@ivairrgs]

unless you are a rich guy on a Porshe.

[@mikescudder4621]

@@ivairrgs Thats why i said 'technically'! 😜But you're right, the police with hardly ever disturb a white guy driving a fancy car.

[@BOOMBX]

​@@mikescudder4621its Brazil, the skin color doesn't really matters, what matter is the muneh

[@mikescudder4621]

@@BOOMBX Brazil is one of the most racist countries i've ever been to or lived in.

[@WorldlyBudget]

Please show more interactions with the locals! A lot of your videos show a lot of the roads, gas stations, roadside hotels, and small markets where you grab food. It would be great if you could spend more time in smaller towns and engage with the people there. It’d add a whole new dimension to your travels and make the experience even richer for your viewers.

[@EdgarLarsen]

Amazing mate, the cobblestone road is Serra da Graciosa, the old road connecting Curitiba to the coast. Very scenic and on weekends is super busy as the restaurants down the bottom are very famous for serving Barreado, a traditional local food. I’m in Australia and watching you on my home state was very heartwarming. Thank you!

[@Tootootmaz]

the lady was telling you that these dogs like to fight "briguento" is like quarrelsome, combative

[@erick7895]

Brazilian here and I must say, I'm fascinated by your journey, I can't help find it a bit crazy lol, but at the same time I have pure admiration. May you and your baby continue this journey as smoothly and safely as possible and always take care!

[@saffis]

You were lucky with the police man! I strongly advise you to find or fix a safety belt in your tuk tuk.

[@VelkarTheAbyss]

Finally a new episode.. been watching all the episodes in a row much love from a brazillian living in Portugal, love the challenge and adventure your going through :)

[@strngmgc]

yeah you're far away from the amazon rainforest, but you're in the atlantic rainforest, that's why it looks so wet and mossy!

[@TheLizardskin]

Hey, Bro! Not sure If anyone have already told you or not, but, just an info about the traffic laws here in Brazil: driving this tuk-tuk, what is similar to a motorcycle, you should be wearing a biker's safety helmet. Also, I shall advise you to order a complete seat belt set and mount It on your tuk-tuk . Anytime you may face legal issues with the highway-patrol (Polícia Rodoviária Federal). That's also for your own safety. Finally, welcome to our country. 😃😜

[@santiagopenalva709]

AMO las pausas musicales del video, muy relajantes, y siempre mostrando la buena musica local!, tremendo !Vamo arriba!

[@slippery_slobber]

I’m glad you’re gonna have some helping hand from your Brazilian friend.

[@fernnds]

A few things I think it's worth pointing out. In your current route you won't get any close to the Amazon, at least in Brazil. In Brazil the alcohol limit is indeed ZERO and it is taken very seriously by law enforcement. I hope you are enjoying yourself here, you're very welcome here! Cheers from Brasília!

[@forallmankind4265]

incredible landscape in Brazil

[@malarke7677]

CUIDADO ! A BR 116 é muito perigosa, a próxima serra que você vai enfrentar para chegar a São Paulo se chama Serra do 90 (ou do Cafezal) é um local perigoso, trabalho nessa rodovia a 30 anos, se precisar de algum apoio ou local SEGURO para descansar na BR 116 antes de chegar em São Paulo entre o KM 450 ao KM 210 pode me marcar aqui no comentário, o Tuk Tuk vai sofrer um pouco pra subir a serra do 90, esteja preparado kkkk

[@shirowolff9147]

ele posta os videos dias depois só, a essas horas já tá lá em são paulo e indo pra outro lugar

[@rudymazar5266]

Thank you Ryan for showing me Brasil ! I'm an Argentinian calling Brisbane home for 42 years!!

[@jenariodefatima5133]

Seja bem vindo ao Brasil. Já está falando português. Bem divertido suas colocações. Boa sorte e aproveite nosso País.

[@TheReaper955]

As some have already commented to stop and have proper food, I add for a road traveller: look for the roadside restaurants that has more parked trucks Truck drivers knows where the better and cheaper restaurants are, so the more of them parked outside, the better the food is

[@giovannicerqueira4814]

Alguma rede de Tv no Brasil deveria entrevistar esse cara, que coragem.

[@francora4763]

Usually, the cobblestone style roads at 15:20 are from the turn of the twentieth century, amazing that they are still in good shape. Loved the classic rock night vibes!! 📻 🎵

[@isabellaananda6633]

I admire that despite some hardships along the journey you are always so cheerful, safe travels amigo!

[@GeorgeClayton1010]

If I were you, I would try to somehow resolve this issue of the seat belt, because here in Brazil this is quite serious. You may have problems with this. In any case, have a great stay here in Brazil 🙏🏻.

[@rodrigoreisrider]

The police officer was so astonished that didn't even know what or how to inspect the tuk tuk hehe. According to brazilian law the tuktuk is tricycle motorcycle so should follow motorcycle laws. So, you should be wearing a helmet.

[@esromcupti]

Information on the requirement to wear a helmet is out of date. CONTRAN Resolution No. 940 OF 03/28/2022 Art. 1 This Resolution regulates the use of safety helmets for drivers and passengers of motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, motorized tricycles and motorized quadricycles. The provisions of this Resolution do not apply to tricycles with closed cabins ...

[@Fart3658]

Para de falar besteira, ninguém vai ligar é um veículo estrangeiro. Só vão pedir habilitação e passaporte no máximo, parem de assustar o cara 😅

[@rogerioale767]

Não nesse caso, pois ele é fechado!

[@TheLizardskin]

​@@esromcupti Tudo bem. De qualquer forma, se eu fosse ele eu usaria um. Esses tuk-tuk não são mais seguros do quê uma CG Titan.

[@dolydoly5679]

A Resolução CONTRAN n.º 129 de 2001 proíbe a circulação de triciclos motorizados de cabine fechada em rodovias federais, estaduais e do Distrito Federal. O veículo dele legalmente não pode circular em rodovias federais. Não sei porque ele ainda não foi preso...

[@rodricbr]

27:25 man, that's such a vibe. your dad lore will be insane

[@aussieespanol]

That’s the plan. Living life to the fullest

[@rodricbr]

@@aussieespanol hahaha, it brings me a lot of happiness seeing how you enjoy every little thing

[@ALEX-POATAN]

Officer: Have you been drinking today? 🤨🫵🏻🚔 Him: Yeeeees!!! 😁🍻

[@mickaelbatist]

Hello gringo.. I'm a truck driver here in Brazil and I'm following your adventure. I wish you good luck. 🤙🏻

[@YOLEI123]

This cobblestone road you took is actually a historic road called Estrada da Graciosa! It was the main road that connected the city of Curitiba and the coast of the satate of Paraná on the 19th century. Nowadays there is a much more modern road that most of traffic goes through. Estrada da Graciosa is really a tourist spot that connects the capital to the touristiic city of Morretes.

[@fernandadecarvalho8264]

Boa viagem! Mantenha-se em segurança! Dirija com cuidado no Brasil! 🇧🇷

[@pyetra9549]

Ah finally a video, I'm loving the journey in Brazil! ❤

[@Nomadegameplays]

I always come back to watch him speak Spanish in brazil and everybody he talks to does not understand him very well first 😅

[@arthurcarmo7546]

He explicity asked if you drank alcool and you said yes. I guess he was surprised for the first time someone actually admiting being a drunk driver, even if was a miscomunication

[@fernandalemes3252]

Atlântica Forest is very beatiful! This is the tropical forest near the beaches, Amazônia is different. But, please you need to know all our country. Brazil is the most beautiful country in the world, and we have the best food. 😊❤

[@andres2418]

Que gran travesía 👏👏👏 Excelentes videos 💪💪💪 Espero regreses a Uruguay 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@SuperLongNeck]

You´ve been drinking today? Si!!!! LMAO

[@wilhellmllw3608]

10:28 "esse branco é meio briguento" This White one is a bit agressive 10:36 "é bringuenta também" (she) is a bit agressive too 10:41 "fêmea, a preta é fêmea" female, the black one is a female

[@Pohtavio]

As a Brazilian, I can say that something is wrong, but probably not even the police know how to frame this. Not having a belt is a problem in a car, and not having a helmet is a problem on a motorcycle. I would say that not having one of the two items is risky, even though I doubt that the police officer will study the law just to be able to fine you. I don't know how Brazilian legislation interprets a tuktuk.

[@TheLizardskin]

As a tricycle. At least, he should be using a seat belt.

[@dolydoly5679]

A Resolução CONTRAN n.º 129 de 2001 proíbe a circulação de triciclos motorizados de cabine fechada em rodovias federais, estaduais e do Distrito Federal. O veículo dele não pode rodar em rodovias.

[@cassiomoreto8285]

sei que a Receita Federal não entra na discussão de transito, mas ele não deveria ser alertado ou até mesmo barrado na aduana lá no Chuí ? Esse veículo tem placa da Bolivia, nao pode ser emplacado no Brasil, e pela resolução não pode entrar no Brasil da mesma forma.

[@Pohtavio]

@@cassiomoreto8285 no fim, eu acho que é um volume muito grande de carros para fiscalização e eles escolhem alguns, e mesmo que tenham erros claros em outros, eles não consideram um risco suficiente para não se concentrar em crimes maiores entende? Tipo, eles podem ver um tuktuk, não fazer ideia do que fazer com isso, ignorar e procurar contrabandista e traficante. E deixar para alguém fazer o trabalho futuramente.

[@Pohtavio]

@@dolydoly5679 é, esse cara tem mais sorte que juízo. Ele tem sorte de policial não pegar pesado com gringo e principalmente gringo que claramente vive de viagem e o policial desconhecer o CONTRAN, que é enorme e por isso não julgo.

[@Edgar2023ES]

"Did you drink some alcoholic drink today?" "Yessssss!", answered him very happily. Hahahaha Aussie, if you can, go to Espírito Santo. It's close to Rio de Janeiro.

[@radrums7362]

You missed Curitiba and headed straight out to (hellhole) São Paulo. Big mistake 🤣

[@TheLizardskin]

Only what he would find out in Curitiba was cold unfriendly people. 😂

[@radrums7362]

@@TheLizardskin ok, "mano" 🧒🏾

[@sonorastar2239]

@@TheLizardskin We are "cold" but polite.

[@memoriasdeumviajante]

Que seus dias seja os melhores da sua vida no brasil !

[@Lukasgui]

Nossa, muito bacana recebê-lo! ❤🇧🇷

[@marcelocasqueiro1958]

If you're coming to Brasília, I recommend visiting Chapada dos Veadeiros. It's only a 2-hour drive from the capital, in the state of Goiás. I'm from Brasília, and if you need any tips or help during your trip, feel free to reach out. I speak English.

[@rogerioalvarez8731]

Go Aussie...nice to see you're having fun in Brazil...I myself lived in Cronulla suburb of Sydney for 25 years....did a lot of spear fishing there...good day mate!!!

[@HiranPlus]

Brazil has amazing landscapes you are gonna love it man. Best wishes from BH!

[@ceramicactba]

muito legal esse tuk tuk !! deveriamos ter aqui no brasil !!

[@igorluiz9551]

Jist a suggestion, you should ask if the police officer can speak English, maybe he/she can and that may avoid situations like , have you been drinking? Oh yes! Lol

[@flightycocktails]

Thank you for the beautiful scenery! Yay 🇧🇷!

[@nathanaelpereira4309]

Hey buddy! Just a pronunciation tip. In Portuguese, 'grease' can be said as 'graxa' (pronounced gra-sha), because 'grasa' in Spanish sounds like 'graça' in Portuguese (same pronunciation), which literally means 'fun.' 😆

[@normacastro3359]

Amigo, no entiendo porque has conducido todo Uruguay y lgran parte de Brasil por lugares poco atractivos , por fin hoy vemos montaña y 🌿 verde 😂 buenas rutas 👍🏼

[@Pixelarter]

He is rushing too much and only filming busy highways. Seeing only trucks and roads is boring. The trip would be more entertaining if he stopped at places to visit. He missed a lot of nice beaches on the coast of Santa Catarina, nice cities like Florianópolis, Balneário Camboriú, Blumenau, Morretes, Curitiba, etc...

[@embrj1453]

You gotta be nuts to drive this thing on the Brazil Highways.

[@sd6976]

Don't worry about losing your license. If you are caught drunk, you could lose your license, have your vehicle seized and go to prison. So he needed a lawyer. So never drink and drive.

[@MariaSolidadeAlvesSantosDoming]

Good Peoples in Brazil 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@robertoboehler-blumenau-sc8818]

fortunately many brazilians can easily understand spanish.

[@Lucas_mg100]

I can only understand if they speak slowly.

[@pablox2139]

I mean . IF you speak portuguese you basically speak 65% of spanish and vice versa

[@Decaranavela]

I'm following your trip, my friend. I'm happy to know that you're going to pass through my city, Belo Horizonte. It's been almost 6 years since you left Brazil, so show me everything you can 👍🏽

[@JosePedro-qb5wl]

oh and you don’t stop😮 white ferrari 11:34 such amazing!

[@dolydoly5679]

"CONTRAN Resolution No. 129 of 2001 prohibits the circulation of closed-cabin motorized tricycles on federal, state and Federal District highways." You are illegal

[@dev.leandro]

Um gringo digirindo um tuk tuk aqui no Brasil com certeza chama atenção 😅😂

[@clevereduardosilva2346]

and here ends my binge watching, now all I have to do is wait for another episode. Dude is a charming cheerful fellow. He'll do great in Brazil. Especially if he keeps drinking and driving.

[@karmareed3598]

So beautiful! Live it, thank you for sharing!!

[@NoeAVillarreal]

Wow brotha! You have a lot of followers now! That’s great! Legends! Be safe! Keep up the great videos. ✌🏼 Whataday Whataday!!!

[@Felniak]

When you were driving uphill I was like "hey, I know that road", it's called "estrada da graciosa". I was expecting some video about Santa Catarina, but it is what it is.

[@zx1100a1]

Yay, another mid-week update 😉👍🍻

[@norivaljunior6117]

Explore more of Brazil

[@gyruless]

I have to admit , u have courage to do this trip with tuk tuk. Good Lucky in ur journay

[@rudymazar5266]

I love your positive vibes !

[@mikescudder4621]

They did a good job on the seat!

[@michaelmaycon1157]

PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE READ MY COMMENT!!! I'm Brazilian and I can tell you that traffic laws are very strict here and seatbelts are SUPER IMPORTANT! At some point you'll encounter a police officer who will enforce the law, so get everything ready and keep everything within the law! Welcome to Brazil!

[@ViperDeep-js5ed]

Não fale asneiras, triciclos tem regras diferentes do que carros, ele não precisa usar cinto de segurança.

[@michaelmaycon1157]

@@ViperDeep-js5ed tu é tão animal, que além de não saber de porra nenhuma ainda vai atrapalhar o cara que acabou de chegar no brasil, por que uma simples pesquisa no google ja desmente oque você disse: "No Brasil, o uso de cinto de segurança é regulamentado pelo Código de Trânsito Brasileiro (CTB), especificamente no Artigo 65. Essa lei determina que todos os ocupantes dos veículos, incluindo os tuk-tuks, devem usar cinto de segurança. O não cumprimento pode resultar em multas e penalidades. Resumo: Obrigações: Uso de cinto de segurança é obrigatório para todos os ocupantes. Veículos abrangidos: Inclui tuk-tuks e outros veículos de transporte. Penalidades: Multas para quem não utilizar. Lei: O Código de Trânsito Brasileiro, Lei nº 9.503, de 23 de setembro de 1997. O artigo relevante é o Art. 65, que trata das obrigações sobre o uso de cinto de segurança."

[@anainesgonzalez8868]

Que hermosos paisajes ❤

[@elfarole137]

Ryan if u think about extending your trip here, take a look at traveling from the south to the northeast along the coast. U might get the best experience at famous beaches and other places like "Lençois Maranhenses". Be safe, mate. Driving side by side with big trucks scares me. haha

[@O_BRASA]

Great trip man!! You just climbed one of the most beautiful roads in the state of Paraná, the Estrada da Graciosa/PR 410. This was the only roadway connecting the coast of Paraná to its State capital city of Curitiba until 1968, when a modern highway was built, also around the mountains of the coastal hills of Brazill. The cobblestone pavement and the sharp curves just add to the beautiful scenario. I drive that classic road up and down every weekend, it's very relaxing. Have a good trip, and stay safe. Cheers!!

[@PurpleGuy................560]

7:53 the dog is peeing in your tuk tuk, also, he's bob, bob's chill Thanks for visiting our country!

[@orohyuno]

Have you tried caldo de cana yet? I've watched you pass by some opportunities, and I don't know if they had it in the other countries you visited. Next time you make a stop to eat some salgados, if they have it, try drinking caldo de cana! I would say it's the national non-alcoholic drink of Brazil, at least in my regard. Enjoy your stay, and safe travels!

[@marcosulmi5661]

Estava esperando o vídeo a dias meu amigo 🙏

[@Korbs_TV]

IN MAXI WE TRUST! Yeeeeaaah buddy! Welcome to BRASIL!

[@Borracha1231]

If you come to Mato Grosso do Sul, visit Bonito and Pantanal.

[@MatheusDominic]

🇧🇷 conheci o canal recentemente, adorando acompanhar você por aqui. 😊

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

15:50, this is Mata Atlantica (atlantic bush).

[@richforextrade]

Estou acompanhando seus vídeos aqui em Sp. muy bueno.

[@andbsouza]

Hey mate. Dont forget to taste the custard bread called Sonho. Be well.

[@rafarelo]

I lived in the south region of Brazil for 3 years and leave exactly because the excessive rains. Floods, storms, cold as fck... And the rain! It rains everytime all along the year. 20 consecutive days of rain, 25, 30 days of rain without sun messes with your mood and your head. Sun is life.