The difference between life in America and Jamaica, is life better?

[@sadesade111]

The U.S is undoubtedly a great nation that provides its citizens & residents with lots of freedom and opportunities, which I am immensely grateful for. But nothing will compare to the feelings I get when I’m in Jamaica. I love the culture, food, vibes, and the relaxed, simple, and peaceful nature of life, especially in the countryside ❤

[@lisalprojectafrica6774]

Amazing

[@JNAllenstv]

Better is subjective. Happiness is my better regardless of where I live. However, I am grateful to be born a Jamaican who get to live in the 🇺🇸 for over 20 years & have access to material things just like that, so that I can compare life in 🇺🇸 & 🇯🇲. Nonetheless, I prefer Jamaica because my spouse lives in 🇯🇲 & I enjoy my natural culture & foods. Essentially, as I get older & much more wiser, I realize that happiness is more meaningful to me than material acquisition & life’s stressors such as loans or debts…

[@noblegirl1991]

Good insight. Jamaica lowers blood pressure, the no stress and better food options does that

[@86keno]

@@noblegirl1991 and USA rise blood pressure look on the condition of USA and folks still want to move there and think its this Utopia in 2023....JUST WOW JUST WOW

[@86keno]

@@noblegirl1991 have a cousin she have a rass big nice house ina JAMAICA when a say nice a mean nice, a nice business things good for her and family rawtid her filing come thru and she migrated to USA after years of waiting! now more than likely she afi go clean old ppl shit or go pack shelf ina supermarket because after the fuss month run off she better go look wuk, no handout no deh a foreign

[@noblegirl1991]

@@86keno Same suh

[@Onemorgantolove]

Love the USA and grateful to be living in America.

[@nobione08]

The whole reason I started watching was to get a glimpse of Jamaica. I’ve been in America for 37 years and planning to move back to Jamaica soon. I’m a Jamerican but Jamaica is better. America has opportunities but most do not utilize them correctly. Good luck to you, have an eye on the prize and get in and out !

[@haggai3.477]

Hmmmm. Wasn't there a Movie recently called, " GET OUT" May have been Prophetic. Get in, Get out, get on with Life.

[@cliftonwilliams1133]

Please don't plan to come back full time .

[@cliftonwilliams1133]

A mean America Jamaica better in many many ways,i lives thirty six years .

[@sxm2004]

Even with potholes Jamaica's my pick of a better world..!!

[@kattahb4103]

Yes sah!!!

[@alvinrickman5876]

Could nt wait to retire and move back to Jamaica 🇯🇲. After living in New York 2oyr and Florida. 25yrs.

[@vivettewilsonbrown]

We do not pump gas in New Jersey! Fact: When my husband migrated to the states, he drove on the opposite side for one mile and was wondering why people kept honking their horns. 😆

[@Rochielin]

😂😂😂 wowwww . I have to keep reminding myself to stay on the right

[@doublep7950]

I fully agree and support the differences between Jamaica & North America. My experience being in North America has been alarming how in some sectors they still function like a big third world country. Example to name a few, is how the government treat teachers, medical professionals and homelessness. North America is more skilled in hiding inadequacies and and malfunctions.

[@islandqueen746]

YESSSSS THE POT HOLE IS 🕳 A BIG THING .🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Jamaica, Government . shame on you

[@Onemorgantolove]

North America isn't a country it's a continent. Jamaica is on the continent of North America and so is all the Carribean Island, Canada and USA.

[@doublep7950]

@@OnemorgantoloveI stand corrected. It’s a continent

[@anngore3842]

" skilled in hiding inadequacies and malfunctions". You've got it in one. The homelessness situation in Los Angeles is mind boggling due to mismanagement and corruption. Philidelphia is the wild wild west and that's normal 😂.

[@NativeNomad10]

@@Onemorgantolove Wrong, not all the Caribbean islands and Jamaica is as much as on south America continent as it is North America. Also, Trinidad is barely even in the Caribbean sea, its sits at a border

[@anngore3842]

I've never wanted to live in America, really doesn't excite me. Cannot say I like the place. On the other hand I understand why it's appealing to many. Most outsiders' idea of America is a sanitised version seen through the eyes of Hollywood. For balance it would be a great idea Rochilin to do a comparative study between Jamaica and some of America's "third world"states and cities where time has stood still. I think it would be very educational 😂🇯🇲

[@daprinceize]

Many people who have migrated have not seen America for its beauty, therefore have not enjoyed it. Most migrants if get the chance to explore America would speak differently

[@Izlandprincess1]

The big plus of being in a first world country is the job opportunities...you can make money doing almost anything and the currency is stronger...also there are convenience in alot of things as well. But being in Jamaica is also a blessing especially when it comes to health care....which is much cheaper. You get better food in Jamaica as well and the weather is better depending on the state you're in. Also America has many issues that's mind boggling as a developed country like the high rate of homelessness and education...education in the caribbean is far more advanced. What we study in Grade 7 for example they start that in grade 9 in the States and the same thing here in the UK. Our kids could excel far more than the kids in these countries.

[@donaldtracey4541]

The American dream?😂 Work like a slave and 14 days holiday, no sah , there's more to life than just slave for the petrol dollars 🤔 . Have to dead in yu sleep to believe the American dream. ( Be Lie ve ) . When you reach my age yu will understand. Best wishes.🙏

[@shortsweetness876]

​@Izlandprincess1 don't 4get the help from the government! Dem don't have that in Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba and etc. Ain't no unemployment insurance

[@claudetteolivier1271]

Nothing no Betta Dan yard. If you educate yourself and have good business back home you can live a great life. Jamaica 🇯🇲 land of my birth. Number one in my heart ❤️ all the time.

[@86keno]

Singapore, Denmark, Qatar, Brunei Uzbekistan etc way better than yard

[@NativeNomad10]

@@86keno thats your opinion, for black people aint no where thats not majority black that can be better than Jamaica, and thats 90% of Jamaicans, so nowhere is betta than yawd

[@jameso]

​@86keno Uzbekistan?! 😂. I haven't been to either country but I doubt it'll be better than Jamaica, its probably more developed though.

[@oneilclowson6333]

You are such a great person......your content is always educational ........that's my main reason for following you for about 1.5 years. So many people can learn from you

[@ChocolatePickney]

Thanks again Rochelle, for an awesome video. I may be bias, I LIKE America, but I LOVE my homeland Jamaica 🇯🇲.

[@Rochielin]

There’s nowhere like Jamaica. Jamaica is still my favorite

[@NellaColemanEl]

​@@RochielinDefinitely

[@sophiedavis9247]

One thing with Rochielin videos..i am gonna learn something when i watch..Big up yourself Roch❤

[@DellPitt]

great info. I love how you took the time to enlighten us on some history..

[@CraftopiaDigitalDesigns]

I live in Australia, I like certain parts in the USA, but I love nature, island life, the culture, and would choose island life over any developed country.

[@lisalprojectafrica6774]

Lovely

[@queenathelene]

Great content. I’m Jamaican and migrated to the USA as a teen. I leaned to drive in America so when I go back home, driving is a challenge. Like you I have to keep saying to myself “stay on the left” repeatedly! Lol! I forgo driving in JA at all cost though because I can’t really maneuver the traffic and potholes…the stress is too much. But I love the land of my birth 😊

[@Wendy-hg1rg]

Rochielin you did that girl!! I can see that you did your research as if you were doing a term paper. You made me feel as if I was sitting in my oral communication class (way back when) in college and listening to my classmate do a presentation. I knew a lot of the stuff you spoke about but I also learned a couple things. I think you taught a lot of folks stuff they never knew.....so kudos to you. 👌💪✅👍🤗🤗🫶♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰🌼💐🌹🌺🌷🏵️🌟💯👏👌🎆📝📚🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@bigsonslawncare]

Amen✔️💯👏🏽

[@elingtonellis9220]

Hello Rochielin welcome to America. i missed your Jamaica vlogs.

[@michellecomerie5599]

This was very interesting I am a Jamaican living here for many years. Blessings to you and your husband. 🥰

[@thereselewis6219]

Hello Rochielin, nice to see you, love the content very informative bless up tfs 👍💯🇯🇲🇺🇸.

[@Rochielin]

Thank you! Bless upp!!

[@IamDrDee]

After 10 years in the U.S., I was over the racism, mass shootings, high cost of living, and debt. I moved to Kenya in August, and the peace of mind and happiness are invaluable. I have no more car payments or insurance payment, and my Airbnb is half of what I used to pay for rent. I did a lot of planning before returning to Kenya after my first visit last year. I worked my ass off and paid off my debt in the U.S. Now, I enjoy fresh, natural (weh America call organic) food, low transportation costs (Uber and Bolt), conveniences (Uber Eats, Glovo, Bolt), and developed infrastructure. I won't say Kenya doesn't have crime, but you don't have to worry about gun crime. As a Jamaican, I would have chosen to return to Jamaica, but it's just as expensive as living in the U.S.

[@86keno]

MIne dem tell you badwud because 99.999999% of Jamaican dont want to hear nothing about Africa most a dem still think LION will eat you in Africa and fly ina pickey mouth

[@renarich4942]

Interesting do a video please 🙏

[@TrollinOn22s]

Whose fault is it you had car payments?

[@hopalmorrgen3206]

Yes, JA is basically as expensive as the US.

[@flexxdamone8878]

That too, you're right brother,the food costs in Jamaica is another issue, utilities too.are you retired or still working on Kenya? American lifestyle is so stressful

[@Everythinglife876]

I live in upstate NY, we definitely have to pump our own gas here , always love your content. May God continue to bless you and your family.

[@gracetennant4982]

Rochielin great seeing you. Thanks for the history and enlightening information. This is great.

[@gloriarobinson1869]

Hi Rochielin, good to view a long awaited vlog from you, glad you are settled in your new country. I listened to your comparison between US and Jamaica regarding pot holes, know that the world over have to contend with them, and lately with every bad thing that is going on around the world, some countries have not got sufficient funds to fix potholes, I myself have to contend with them for months in far more developed country than JA. US and Europe have much more money to spend, but as you know now the money is going in the war kitty. JA try their best but we all know better needs to be done. At least JA don't have a whole town of homeless on the streets. Be blessed.

[@carolpenn8455]

You are such a beautiful mind and beautiful person selfishly I say it's sad to see such an asset leave Jamaica. All the best in your future endeavors. Your videos are always fun and interesting. Keep smiling young lady!

[@SChome100]

There's a lot of Jamaicans living in Connecticut as well. I recently moved to Connecticut from the Bronx and I was surprised to see how many people I met came from the parish that I grew up in Clarendon, Jamaica.

[@pittanju]

Ct full a Jamaican lol.

[@alando7049]

Hey Rochielin, thanks for another informative and fun-filled video. I also have been following you for years as you travel across Jamaica in those fun and adventure videos, which I try to watch over and over and your tiny house videos was a Hit for me too! Blessings 👍🥰💯

[@dwightspence3571]

@rochielin The State of North Carolina was also once a British colony, so some of the laws in North Carolina are based on British law. Enjoy Asheville, Boone (mountains) all the way to Wilmington (beaches)

[@ShibiviaDempress]

Great video. Most of what you shared was on point. In New Jersey, the attendants pump your gas. You don't have to pump your own gas which was nice when I was living there until I moved to Texas. Now I just let my husband get gas lol. I migrated to the US in 2013 from 🇯🇲. I miss the authenticity of the food and laid back culture but I do appreciate the opportunities and the lifestyle here in the US. Wishing you all the best on this new journey! ❤

[@heidekeifer265]

Oregon used to be another state where you couldn't pump your own gas until recently. However, there is still the option to have the attendant pump your gas at no extra cost.

[@Sugi1971]

Well Rochielin. Very well presented and very informative.

[@ellisgrant692]

Hi rush I'm from Jamaica we miss you alot I like watching you an your road trip keep doing what you are doing and nuff love

[@candiceallen9550]

Excellent content Rochie. I am proud of you 💚💚💛💛 I lived in SC and I concur with your observations. I didn't like self checkout or pumping my own gas. Once I missed Ja so much, I was glad to drive on a bad minor road. Overall, I enjoyed the ease of life in the US especially when I had to go to the bank.

[@veronwatkis2501]

Miss you, ROCHIELIN AND SHAWN, HAPPY THAT YOU ARE BACK AND AM ENJOYING YOUR EDUCATIONAL VIDEO...THANKS AGAIN. 😍🥳🥳🥳💯🙏🙏🙏👀👍🫵🫶💪

[@paulineanderson3524]

Great content Rochielin and very educational ❤❤❤

[@toprankines8257]

Hey Roch! Been watching your content for a while now, I live in the US. In fact I binged and loved your container home series. The sky’s the limit for you, the adjustment phase was difficult for me as well. My dreams and goals of being a KZbin content creator slowly went to the back burner and I fell into the corporate abyss. At this point I have terabytes of footage of my journey over the years, vlogs back to Jamaica, marrying my 9th grade crush, filing for her, losing my job, losing my grandmother, pregnancy, home buying and the list goes on. But I never post and at this point I’m convinced these videos will never see light. Your videos give me hope that I can buckle up and take this dream serious. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@courtneywalker3677]

Rochielin, this is a well done video, and you’re are a beautiful soul. Keep putting out great content and much success to you!

[@tanyalevy9051]

Nice hair…greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲 great video as always

[@vivahenry4547]

You did a great job on the comparisons between Jamaica and the USA. It was thoroughly researched and spot on. You are one of the better vloggers on Utube. Keep it going 👍 As for the roadways in America, I live in So Flo and the roads are constantly been worked on. In some neighborhoods the work might take a couple years but in the end it's wonderful. As for the many self check outs in the supetmarkets and other stores it is very common as Americans love moving fast so this is helpful to a lot of people. Jamaica do not need to follow this trend as the peolpe need the job as cashiers and for some it is viable means of employment. I miss your vlogs of Jamaica but life goes on. Much blessing in your new home in America ❤️

[@lornamurray3955]

Great video Rochelin👍🏾💯👏🏾

[@Sugi1971]

Excellent Rochielin, I really enjoy this segment.

[@teishacGBC01]

Congrats on your move to the US. I’m born and raised in Charlotte, NC. I heard you say you live in NC, I’m sure you’re going to enjoy the area. Reach out I’ll love to meet you.

[@cliftonwilliams1133]

Great job girl big up❤❤❤❤

[@carmencetamalcolm1919]

We missed you, Rochielin. ❤️ we are in Florida. Blessings and Welcome. We a falla yu.❤🎉😂

[@Darcsymphonie]

Rochielin, that was a lovely breakdown and research you did there. Fantastic! Stay blessed. I feel like the government could utilise and delegate the funds to the appropriate areas in Jamaica better but unfortunately there are a lot of greedy people at the top. Look how beautiful Jamaica is already. Imagine if the government used the money well. The country will be flourishing!!! The population of Jamaica is only 3 million.

[@MsGuthrie1]

In UPstate New York, we can make a right on red perhaps because the traffic is not as wretched as in New York City. I know you love New York, but hope you can visit upstate someday. Fall is very beautiful this time of the year with the leaves changing its a beautiful sight to see. Love your channel.

[@Rochielin]

I really wanna visit someday 😁

[@MsGuthrie1]

@@Rochielin whenever your ready my dear, you'll have a place to stay.

[@laurenrichards6319]

Self service has been here in the 🇬🇧 for more than 30 years but now it more widespread. I am a tech geek older person and love self service. But theft is on the increase with the cost of living crisis. Just a few days ago security and staff had to stop a man who had stolen a lot shopping. It was embarrassing to watch but self service is the main reason. Even big supermarkets close their tills at 7pm. Then it's self service until they close at 10pm or 12am. It encourages theft. You should do a part time job in the corporate world and get more insight into American verses Jamaican life. Love this video and like how you're doing your research to create excellent content. Stay blessed

[@86keno]

Saratoga, Binghamton, Syracuse, Rome, Auburn, love Upstate...................Guthrine folks visit Time Square, two places in Brooklyn, Queens Bronx and say they visit NEW YORK LOOOOOl

[@angellawhite6023]

Good job jernalist thanks for the info enjoy your new environment and happy life love you girl all the best 👍. Caleen from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@pastorchristopherjones7177]

Hello hello Richielin. Pray you and your Honey have a blessed time. In my state Mississippi, I believe the rule is you can make a right turn on the red light after you make a complete stop. 😊

[@normakelly2705]

So glad to see you again! Thanks for this historical update as well as some harsh realities. Looking forward to more great content!

[@WrighteousBrand]

Your video is very informational awesome video. One of the reasons pot holes get fixed here in the US quickly is because you can sue for damages to your vehicle caused by pot holes and they don’t want the lawsuits. Trust mi NY and Philly full a potholes 😂

[@Rochielin]

Oh wowww didn’t know they sue for potholes, thanks for sharing

[@WrighteousBrand]

@@Rochielin you’re welcome. Yes if you hit a pothole and it damages your car you can contact the transportation dept at your local city hall and place a claim but you gotta have proof

[@timothysteele1963]

@@Rochielin The northern states have problems with pot holes because the use salt on the roads in the winter times to melt the ice. The salt effects the road surface.

[@jenf9272]

Very interesting video Roch and thanks for highlighting those comparisons. Jamaica has quite a way to go my dear and based on our culture, it's fair to say that we will never get there with certain things.

[@normanfl6592]

1776 is far away from 1962.I hope you get my point.America is a developed country,while Jamaica is a small developing country.

[@matty_o]

In America we have both full service and self service gas stations. I'm in Massachusetts that has a mixture. But I'd say like 89 % self service. We got smooth roads as well as pothole ridden roads. We don't have apps to report potholes but we can call the city or highway department

[@ladyc277]

Great video, keep the good work ❤

[@hildarichards7953]

They have already started major road repairs in Jamaica which I understand is to last over two years.

[@JackMcCabeFL-USA]

You're so right. Roads are critical and should be given a high priority.

[@sylvialyles919]

'Pump attendance' in America is called 'Full Service'. We used to have that years ago, now it's self-service. ❤ Great video!

[@renrwilliams]

Good to see you're settling in quite alright! For sure the driving can be a little nerve-racking at times; what helped me is that whichever side the driver seat is on reminds me that's where incoming traffic will be lol. That helps whenever I drive when travel back and forth between Ja and the US. Love seeing you dropping these info, keep it up!

[@heidekeifer265]

I'm from the states I and traveled to Bermuda (British rule) and I was the same way as you... my mantra was "stay to the left, stay to the left" as I was driving. Traffic circles were the WORST, so hard to navigate on the opposite side of the road.

[@roseygirlsimpson8470]

Omg!!for the driving , living in Jamaica I never drive before, but migrated to America, now driving is very essential, so I am now getting driving lessons , still thinking about the left hand driving 😊 but now getting steady with right hand driving .

[@flexxdamone8878]

Jamaica all the way.america is all a dream,stress stress and more stress.fix the crime problems in Jamaica and it's a perfect paradise

[@qqutieked6161]

I live in Naples, Florida. Very affluent, extremely clean and well kept landscapes. The I-75 in SW FL is very well kept, reflectors replaced, and no pot holes down this side... In the state of Florida, you can make a right turn on the RED light once there's no oncoming traffic. Also, you can go on the flashing RED (but stop 1st) and the YELLOW light in Florida.

[@sandramitchell3236]

I'm so glad this subject was brought up you're telling the truth about everything. I must say Jamaica's roads were bad I would visit go and come years later the same potholes and the same molds I've never seen nothing like it. It's nice to see the roadways finally being repaired. It is a very interesting video and you explain it all very well. I was wondering myself when is Jamaica government going to fix the side roads.

[@MrNanah38]

I miss you young lady, welcome back.

[@TrixieSinghB]

I’m in Toronto and we can turn right on a red light unless there is signage not to do so which is only on very busy intersections. We can turn on red as long the pedestrian is on the other side of the median and there are no cars travelling across the green light, once it’s clear you can go.

[@sxm2004]

Excellent reveiw Rochielin as always..!!

[@LuckyFlamingo-ts2zh]

Happy to come across your video again, keep up the good work, now ur live in my old state of North Carolina, blessing up on you 🙏

[@rosec.7436]

Girl, this is very informative. We pump gas ourselves here in Canada also.

[@donnadavis6875]

Hey Roch, I move to the Queen City, NC from NY 17 years ago. Here you can always make a right turn but it is illegal in NY (you're bound to get a ticket) I'm a Jamaican myself and I still spell my words the same as I did growing up back home. In fact I got into an argument with a supervisor regarding my spelling, but that's a whole other conversation 😅. No worries honey I'm pretty sure you have adjusted to the changes already.

[@carlamangal2651]

We make a right on red in Long Island which is NY.

[@Pharaohx115]

hello Rochelin as a african american it nice to hear your opinion on usa and jamaica .

[@angelaforbes3395]

I’m located in NJ, few potholes, and if one should pop up it’s repair quickly. We are spoiled too, most of us don’t know how to pump gas. We’re blessed.❤❤❤

[@SteveMarieLifestyleAdventureTV]

NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE 🎉❤🎉❤. I LOVE THE WORK YOU'RE DOING ❤🇯🇲💞🇯🇲

[@peppermorrison6644]

Very good narrative. Just discovered your channel,and am subscribing today. Wishing your channel lots of success

[@TeflonDonVlogs]

good to see you..stay safe

[@thinknursing]

Just saw your channel. Love it.

[@tammietravis2395]

I have visited Jamaica 3 times. I love vacations there. The people are friendly but blunt. I love that so much. A beautiful warm paradise. I live in Oregon, and for the most part we can turn right on red. We also have gas station attendants, though lately most gas stations are understaffed, so local legislators passed a law allowing limited self service.

[@garfieldthompson5970]

You are going a butterfly job as always keep pushing ❤😊❤

[@paulettebrown3033]

I always enjoy your videos. I thought Pediatrician was the same spelling in JA and US. My I live in NY and we have pot holes for months. Not all pot holes are fixed immediately.

[@ballajaja]

This was a good video, very informative and clear. I visited Canada and spent some weeks there and all the things you highlighted in this video I've observed in Canada. No potholes on the road Driving on the right side of the road Allowed to turn right unless it says no right turn Self pump at the gas stations Self checkout at the supermarkets Other things I noticed though were that there was generally more reverence or respect towards the environment and nature than in Jamaica people drove better on the roads and were more considerate of other drivers food (groceries) was way cheaper than in Jamaica utilities were way cheaper than in Jamaica as well housing was generally more expensive though

[@micro_scopic_world]

As a born Jamaican who grew up in America returning home, my driving experience is opposite. Driving in Jamaica has been a complete rewiring. I still check myself when making turns. NJ is one state that still ONLY have gas pump attendant, so self-service pumps. I love this luxury. 😊

[@amayalewis4464]

Love this video Roch!

[@theamazingmg6947]

So very interesting information about Jamaica 🇯🇲 my dear friend ❤

[@m00setoo]

It's illegal to pump your own gas in New Jersey and Oregon. Back in time, there was no such thing as a self serve station, however, it was not unusual to get shortchanged at some stations, but that's another story. I do miss the complementary windshield wash and checking of oil but used to it now.

[@odiliaelangwe5435]

Your idea are brilliantly 👏

[@carolkeise3847]

Hi Roch, watched a couple of your videos before you left JA. Love that video about the trains in JA, learnt a lot. 😍 I live in UK, about the self serving check-outs, I like them because they give me that freedom to scan the item and I can easily decide not to buy it if the price is too high because the correct prices are not always displayed. 😉 Also I can easily check my total sum if I want to keep in budget. However, when they first came, they were always breaking down, or just stuck and customers have to wait on the cashier to come and assist. I also left my £10 change in them a couple of times.😪 I’m surprised these checkouts are not yet in JA. They are usually quick to instal technical-advanced items. But I wouldn’t rush it because from MY experience this advancement still needs much improvement. In the UK they still give trouble, customers waste a lot of time waiting for the cashier to come and get them going again after they are stuck. Nevertheless, Jamaica is NOT a third world country, we should eradicate that term. It is used by the Big countries to impose superiority over small nations with less money and naturally in certain areas less advancements. Just to remind you not so long ago China was called a 2nd world country but China is now financing USA debt. 🥹🌏 Many years ago When the term ‘came in’ I heard a speech by a word leader who remind us that - God made one world. There is no ‘third’ world. ❤🌍❤

[@jeletthudson9746]

Such low key, calming voice. Interesting

[@clintdvo]

Very diplomatic comparison. I like it.

[@hildarichards7953]

Here in Massachusetts some cities and towns do a poor job in fixing potholes.

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

Great video, we have many choices now with the internet to work abroad & earn US dollars. Jamaica is ripe for that now. Its such a beautiful Island & tourist and many millions are addicted to our Island....we are blessed ......

[@carmencetamalcolm1919]

When ever your in Florida. Please come and hang out with us, seniors. We deh wid yu from de beginning. Blessings!

[@m00setoo]

You still need to stop before turning right, consider the red light a stop sign.

[@dennisdaley8560]

Hi, this is my first time listening to you are I'm not even sure of the correct terminology. I'm an older person from Jamaica and I definitely I'm subscribing to your podcast or your spodcast though. Are you sure I really like the way you communicate? Your voice is soothing and touch a lot of topics that I agree upon.

[@ianburnett9533]

Hi I'm a Jamaican who migrated from Jamaica 28 years ago and lived in crazy NYC for the first 10 years. I migrated from there18 years ago to the state of Georgia and have really enjoyed living down here. I have since learned that all the southern states have adopted this practice of making a right turn on read. I go back to Jamaica for vacation every year and have to recalibrate my too as soon as I get in the rental car.😊

[@eileenwatt8283]

NJ is always right turn on red. If you dont it irritates the person waiting behind you.

[@sandramitchell3236]

Hi good day I am from Bermuda I was married 15 yrs to a Jamaican who lived and worked in my country so I've visited Jamaica 12 times. I come from a small island too but in the interest of time you can research it we drive on the left side also. While visiting and driving in the USA I found myself doing the same thing mentally telling myself stay right I did fairly good until I turned off the main highway onto the left lane and met a line of cars facing me people said no your on the wrong lane and directed me to the right right lane everyone was kind to wait for me to correct myself.

[@GeeHodges-mm5qv]

Rochlein nice seeing your video. By now l think you mist have given birth to a baby congratulation. You dont come in feed , only now and then. I am so happy to see you, l hope you are doing good. You and your husband. Keep Up The Good Eork.Blessings.

[@donaldtracey4541]

Jamaica is natural. America is Material and paycheck to paycheck, to credit cards, very few own anything, just an illusion. Whatever you can achieve America you can achieve in Jamaica. Jamaicans running from Jamaica, and foreigners Flocking to Jamaica 🤔 because of opportunity in Jamaica. Best wishes my sister, Raspect.

[@rambii.]

What are the chances of starting up a tech company in Jamaica and finding talents to build it? I am talking a tech company that do cloud services, AI, 3D animation, etc.? I think the chance is very small. Those things are in my skill area and I’d like to start a business that does those things. So, I don't think anything you can do in America can be done in Jamaica.

[@simonefoster3696]

I love this information thanks for sharing 🙏🏿🇯🇲 yes you can turn on red but you have to come to a complete stop then turn

[@theamazingmg6947]

Beautiful intro my dear friend ❤

[@s.hamilton7794]

Beautiful conceptualization

[@LuckyFlamingo-ts2zh]

It as bee while my beautiful Jamaican sister, I used to watching your video a few years back when you were driving frome Kingston to linstead market.

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

Awesome and inspirational food for thought 😀

[@boyyobpp]

Jamaica doesn't have road engineers, you can turn on the left in Jamaica too, you pump your own gas in Jamaica too at some gas stations. A which part a Jamaica you did live? You can use the bathroom without buying anything at the gas station

[@ewancameron5192]

One thing a notice in the African American communities are different from other communities