The state of Jamaica|| Corruption || Immigration ||The Buss Earz Podcast Episode 29

[@DaleElliottTV]

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[@Deco_2k]

Dale u are so right about Jamrock, Jamaica is a gem, the Gov is just lacking in view and corrupted. downtown they can make hip the build-up mini skyscraper for housing..

[@Deco_2k]

@@IamvoiceMUSIC I guess you're slow then, lol but don't pay me noh mind, not tryna insult u intelligence or anything of that sort, but u can also watch the video over again or pull it up at a certain point where u didn't understand, but in my option the guess was Ok I did see no issue he said a thing or two that didn't know one 100, so I don't know if was something specific you were listening for but I do see anything issue with the vid they get to the point clear and straight, that just what I 🤔

[@woldehyde7652]

The system used the young minds idea, you see when you do projects in university they send the good ones to the upper heads and the remix it and put it out as there own. Nuff solution they came up with were stolen from brillante minds who got zero credit.

[@unruly__ken706]

Dale u cut the man off like a 100 questions you asked him , I know your new to this but when u asked a question u affi jus give the person time to reply and just wait until dem talk the full story ,

[@unruly__ken706]

Him was talking about how he came here and u cut him off he was explaining how he meet his wife u cut him , next time plz jus give the next person a chance to talk then you share your views

[@rakeshamurray5603]

My only thought is i would like Dale to practice active listening while interviewing the guest. I wanted to hear their story too..

[@DaleElliottTV]

Will definitely work on it!

[@aquapetal6049]

@@DaleElliottTV Yes thank you. It would be great if you are able to bring this guest back on for more elaboration on his views on these and other topics.

[@gregking4395]

Yes I agree with you. He will get better

[@icethugzrecordz8717]

Bro me make some people listen to you from Kingston go Ochi an make tell you before me each reach everybody want your KZbin link an that's very inspirational

[@rfrancois1707]

I watched the first 20 mins and already concluded that these are the type of men that give Jamaicans and the wider Wet Indian diaspora a good name!! they got values and aspiration and most of all, good common sense!

[@shackeracampbell839]

I think we as Jamaicans have to change our mindset about thriving in JA. What you focus on you become. We are partially responsible for the state of our country. Every man and woman can do something to better their neighborhood, community, and lifestyle. The first step to change is self-awareness. Unfortunately, what separates most people is those who want to keep complaining and blaming the Gov't vs those who take the little they have and keep pushing to get to a better place. The West has had a great impact on the minds of Jamaicans and that is one of the biggest detriments facing our country!

[@2EKgn16]

This comment should be pinned at the top 👏🗣️👌

[@lovekingdom5581]

💯Facts. Always pointing fingers but hardly examine themselves.

[@snoopmarlymarl]

I think the reason it seem like people work harder when they come to the US is that they didn't know that they had that drive due to the lack of resources. You have some very brilliant kids in Jamaica but their parents are financially challenged. These parents, reluctantly, has to tell their kids I cannot afford it. Also, the education system (institutions, teachers and students) needs the resources. Our political leaders need to find more ways to get resources to our people so that we can achieve our full potential. When you come to the US and you now get access to resources you can now use those resources to excel by working hard.

[@chachablackz8015]

2hrs worth the watch…..well Educated🤝🏾💯

[@DailyHappeningz]

I'm a proud introvert.... i believe i can make it.. putting in the work from yaad not giving up. You will make it when you find ways to earn money even whilst you sleep 👌

[@mariejohsafeen2394]

very informative an eye opener Jamaican system is holding back the ppl

[@MissKelsey796]

Dale I love your mentality. You never got comfortable at your father’s house because you knew that you weren’t going to stay there forever. I love that. You have to have that mindset. We have to be ambitious and get out of our comfort zone.

[@jason3238]

Dale the reason is why people work hard in the state than Jamaica is the money difference

[@lorrainebailey7304]

Well said two amazing young men nuff respect 💯💯💯💯💯💯👍💯❤️👍💯👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 blessings abundantly real king 👑👑

[@lovekingdom5581]

I live in Canada please listen to what the guest says snow ❄ really isn't so fun. He's right about the blackice even with winter tires you'll still drift. At that point you're in God's hands. Its happen to me before once and I thank God I'm still alive other ppl haven't been so lucky. I lost control of the car if my vehicle never hit the rail to stop me I could have ended up in the river. The car got totalled but I wasn't and I'm glad i was alone on that road the time it happened. That man knows what he's talking. I learnt from what ppl tell me when things like that happen pump the breaks.

[@Shanyra]

This is so true when I pass down town and I see all those vacant buildings I immediately asked my family what they thought about me starting a business there and they told me about extortions, robbery etc all sorts of risks/negatives. It’s so crazy because downtown could be so much better. You’ve touched on a lot of topics and wow it’s so true. The living abroad things isn’t for me I’m here now and I don’t like it at all

[@stephansarah3322]

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[@Hidden2u]

I keep hearing “links run Jamaica” used in a pejorative way - the entire world operates on links. I’ve been a working professional in America for close to 20 years, and almost every opportunity I’ve had is due to someone I know directly or indirectly, and I’ve done the same for others. That’s how corporate America and upper class communities work - I can’t tell you how many interns or entry level professionals are family friends or former classmates of someone that works at the company. Same for my friends. Shit - part of the reason why people join sororities and fraternities are for the future connections. This is called networking, and it’s a vital skill to achieve success in any field in almost any country. Meritocracy is a myth.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Exactly

[@Sunshine3butterflies]

Agreed but the difference is, a person stand a better chance of having a good job without links in another country compared to Jamaica. I think that’s the point.

[@Hidden2u]

@@Sunshine3butterflies Based on what evidence? There are countless college educated people in America without “good” jobs … a bachelors is now the equivalent to a high school diploma from yesteryears-but now imagine putting yourself in $30k+ student loan debt to get that bachelors and the best job you can get is an administrative assistant job making $35-40k per year right out of college. The real issue is capitalism-not Jamaica, but I digress…🥴

[@Sunshine3butterflies]

@@Hidden2u based on the evidence I’ve seen with people I know as well as personal experience. I live in Canada so while I agree that links also helps, I personally and have seen friends of mine move up to high paying jobs without knowing anybody. 🤷🏼‍♀️ maybe a just my circle then. And secondly, leaving college with no experience and expecting to get a high paying job right off the bat is unrealistic these days. But again it depends on the industry. Some are convoluted so u start from the bottom and work ur way up.

[@Hidden2u]

@@Sunshine3butterflies I recognize that there are expectations to every rule, but generally speaking, America and Canada are two very different countries- there is no shortage of labor for high-paying (I recognize this definition varies by person, industry, etc-I’m talking top 5-10% percentile ), high-skilled corporate jobs in America as evidenced by the fact that America does not give out residency status to folks who complete degrees in its country, and most employers don’t sponsor visas, especially in the tech industry. The main point is meritocracy is a farce perpetuated by capitalists and if we don’t cultivate and use “links,” we stunt our growth.

[@truejamaicanjam2246]

Big up all yardman and yardwoman on this platform. 👏 I believe for every jamaican living overseas they should setup a foundation where they send money to each month and have private group allocating the funds in areas more profitable to us and the poor[but Hard working] living in Jamaica. LOCAL ROADS, HOSPITALS, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, TRAINING FACILITIES, FARMING, ELECTRICAL, CARPENTRY, PLUMBING, ETC. lets do this now. Let's Go...

[@jb.osiris3768]

Young people not interested because they don't have a mindset to stay in Jamaica. Years ago I have been offered Jobs overseas US and Canada and I opt out. Because my mind set was set on developing and making a difference in Jamaica. Now I feel like I should have left. I've tried, I've worked hard, I've opened business, I've closed business. The mediocre mindset, the lack of good service, the lack of professionalism, the indiscipline, the red tapes, not so much the crime, but the red tapes. It's a turn off, my patriotic spirit has left. I have no interest in staying in Jamaica. I do not want to contribute in developing another man's country, but what are the options here??

[@kngston20]

Go completely digital with your business. Once you have enough resources, move to another Caricom island. Become a digital nomad and use the passport to your advantage. America is too close to JA for any Jamaican not to be a millionaire from targeting that market.

[@gigibibi6832]

Great points. A lot of people only blame government fe all de problems but the citizens are a big part of the problem too. The indiscipline is rampant across the board and people these days lazy but dem waan rich overnight. It’s so sad because Ja has so much potential

[@MrNanah38]

@@kngston20 Well said

[@renniarichards]

I can't wait to hear what is said about the state of Jamaica. Jamaica need to fix up and some people need to get sacked.

[@onewickedegg]

I can relate to what is taking place in Jamaica right here in Trinidad. We are so much alike in the way the "system" operates. Blessing bros, thanks for the knowledge!

[@OshAlmighty]

Lol Dale too excited man, I really wanted to hear the other guy finish his sentences. Great interview nonetheless 👏🏾👏🏾

[@CoryMcNaught]

Dale the Podcasts are amazing. What they need to understand is once they migrate, they now have the best of both worlds. I'm trying to do the complete opposite right now!

[@shereecoke6832]

The rawness of this video was sooooooo necessary. Well done 👍🏾👍🏾.

[@andrecoleman1501]

Continue dropping theses 💎💎 💎 all over the internet, your tv station 📹 is on the way Bro.. dis need more people… and you should probably consider adding anthropologist to your resume, you got that ish on 🔐

[@yaniquecampbell7901]

The corruption in jamaica has become a norm and a lot of the time you have to have connections to get ahead or know someone who know someone. And the name has a lot of bearing just like with schools

[@2EKgn16]

That is every where, not just Jamaica.

[@weshipitjamaica4354]

Landed in 2019 in Florida, saw a Google ad for a school to fix planes. School applied for student loan and it was granted along with grants in 15 minutes. Did the training in FAA Aviation Mechanics. Scooped up by Boeing, and they relocated me to Washington State. Likkle island bwoi a buil 737. Point is, think outside the box. Imagine there is no box. Set your sights high and aim high

[@mcpowell4028]

Also Lack of Chances..‼️😊 When you get opportunités dont waste It 🇯🇲🇯🇲 If each gotten an Equal opportunités but not equal, outcome ,for this Reason WE should stay focus...😊

[@DJMG_876]

Love videos like these, you are doing great work.

[@onedav5519]

This is a podcast I’d like to be on. The reasoning dem on point

[@Top-Dollars]

I really enjoyed your conversation guys. I’m living in the USA a group in America and I can relate to a lot of things that you are saying about locally and internationally. One of the things you said. Coming to America that certain age. And I always said I’m sorry I came to America when I did not have responsibilities. Coming to America in a young system in the 70s with all the racism. In that time black Americans did not like Caribbean people. And the white Supremus was everywhere so it was very hard for the darker shade people. People like me. It was not easy in a big state like New York. Now I move to Atlanta Georgia and I say to myself if I should do it all over and say I’m leaving out of Jamaica coming to the USA. I would rather come to the small State. It’s greater opportunity for you to get ahead. And achieve your dreams. Then living in a big great state where there’s a lot of attraction lotta stigma a lot of separation and division a lot of miss education. A lot of mistake and misunderstanding. I see Black people in a smaller state doing better 100 times percent more than people who live in in the biggest states. Yeah you guys are on point keep up the good work

[@whyscosmo6603]

As someone who recently leave from Jamaica this podcast was very helpful big up fellow Jamaican! 👍🏽

[@Biggzlist]

The sad thing in jamaica is the poor ppl are the ones who encourage classism because they don't understand how it is a detriment to them and their family all because they rate someone and someone is rich and famous.

[@theodorethomas8870]

Thanks for this interview. 💯

[@Zico7]

These conversations are really informative. Really enjoy these episodes🔥

[@MissKelsey796]

Your Dad was so nice for that. Even though a parent’s job is to make sure that their child is prepared for their adult life, not a lot of parents have the resources or the generosity to help their child the way your Dad did. May GOD continue to bless him and you.

[@lilsanitymusic]

A video like this was well needed... learn a lot from it continue the good work 💯

[@dailieswithdenise]

Great content. Thanks for introducing Roy Bling. I have been looking for a Jamaican content creator in NorCal for a while now.

[@chloealcindor1981]

Ready and waiting. 1am it’s coming on in the UK

[@sadiegreen1338]

I so wish I had this teaching and knowledge before now. I need a one and one with you Dale.

[@jeromecooper4886]

Authentic Jamaican youth 💯

[@streetlyfeentertainment30]

KEEP up the good work fam it's a good look👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MyPlanetisBeautiful]

Great conversation. I learned so much. Blessings.

[@AsToldByAmanda]

I have to comment on the Canada aspect, it’s not as easy as the route may seem. It’s not just coming to school and then applying for “something” as the guest put it. It is way more than that, I am living testimony of that journey, I am still on that journey - haven’t received my permanent status as well. I wouldn’t do a comparison and contrast as both countries and their varying routes will have their own pros and cons.

[@bironjames9948]

Mia save dah video here valuable information dale big up to you and the bro literal life saving information

[@djsklb]

Love this content …real talks

[@ebonyjohnson5281]

I love your podcast. It's very resourceful and full a facts.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Big up dale, watching from London, UK

[@JayfkProductions876]

Dale if yaa read this just kno I'm not a podcast fan, most timei fall asleep but shiiiit this relatable af, keep it up yute.......

[@andialalor1401]

I love the truths your drop. Keep this up.

[@blackstarviewsentertainmen6274]

Big facts College Man ... love and blessings for your podcast

[@chalice4092]

All me start hyperventilate bro. Solid hours of reasoning & harsh reality. Gwaan big up yuhself!!👏👏👏

[@Javane_]

Love the podcast ✊

[@queenmiserable9495]

So interesting and great to hear both your perspective on things. Many Jamaicans migrating, this will be a good thing for them to watch.

[@thezeus3757]

Dale... Check it out again. Hackney carriages are the license they give out in Kingsotn and St Andrew for taxis, mostly, the routes given for taxis are Downtown Maxfield, Downtown to Jones Town etc. The routes that are dangerous or simpkly put, places that JUTC has no route.

[@bebebe1354]

I came on a B1/B2. But it was 1 entry. My husband was here already so the plan was to come and he would start the paper work. That was not to happen. I applied for an extension to give him more time to get the ball rolling. So I was here 1 year and 6 months legally. He started to mistreat me and the law got involved. I then got a lawyer with my police report in hand and applied for my work permit and then applied for my green card. Filed under the violence against women's act...never needed my husband for nothing. Im now a citizen. My family and friends and strangers help me financially in regards to the Lawyer.

[@allthingsmeeks258]

Can’t wait to watch!

[@jamaicaboy]

100% facts my brothers

[@gigibibi6832]

Productivity is very low in Ja. Nobody nuh really waan wuk and dem wussa no waan wuk hard. Young people naw do farming no matter how many incentives the government give dem. Dem waan earn CEO salary wid 3rd grade education.

[@navarwatson15]

Also nuff people don’t know that Jamaica have credit to use and I’m talking about credit weh yuh put pon phone. Just like how America use credit to buy things you can do that in Jamaica use the bank money to make more money.

[@prodbyevy]

Lone Facts the me man dem a share, great video, very informative.

[@jevanithompson8253]

Positive energy! Good conversation! Yaad ruff bwoi!

[@jermainemagicallwood6519]

I'm so glad you touch on the topic for teachers and nurses

[@MissKelsey796]

One of the main reasons why I wanted to speed up the process in getting my citizenship is to be able to travel wherever I wanted without having to buy a visa. The US Passport holds weight all around the world.

[@rochellebryan2469]

I enjoy your podcast…. #Authentic

[@allisvloglife]

here from ig live🔥

[@jermainedyer307]

Love this ❤ interesting topic, real talk!

[@jackking20]

Boy Dale this interview was great and you stating your struggles just motivate me to keep going. Cause Jah know some days bredda.

[@sayuristillwater7471]

New subscriber here this is great content with substance. I do hope more of our young people or people who intend to or are in the process of migrating take in the gems that are being dropped. Wishing you continued success!

[@hisblasianbae]

@Dale Elliott TV mi notice yuh dven ask fimme 👀 But mi deh ya today though 🫡 I think Jamaicans work harder inna farrin cause dem actually see weh dem a work fa. Then again like the guest said, some a di work is for impression. Fi show off a certain lifestyle 🤷‍♀️

[@karensolomon8938]

I am really enjoying your podcasts.

[@nicolemckeon5129]

That is so true, no matter how they love you after a week is up there ready for you to go I like your video

[@shakarareid6395]

Loving the podcast. All day everyday 🎉❤

[@eudrabonaparte7036]

Beautiful conversation...keep it up.

[@boomblass2548]

this podcast is so true i wish i was like 10 person so i can like share and subscribe 10 times

[@shanoygordon]

Yes Dale! That’s why

[@lobytvkinglobytv9388]

See the knowledge you putting out deh brudah trust me it’s so useful I’m in the uk and this is informative

[@codefather4246]

Solid content 💯

[@jowayneh6253]

Very entertaining 😂. You should do this more often

[@overproof1460]

Enjoyed Dah 1 yah 👍🏾

[@chachablackz8015]

The ugly Truth👌🏾💯…….Jah knw

[@gavinactivateja3869]

very informative bredda. Hail from Westmoreland.

[@PenandInkPoetry]

Jamaica is not a real place. I love your contents Dale, very informative and educational.

[@1prince4life]

I watched the entire video and I must say it is very informative.

[@beverleyreid1162]

Im ready to listen to anything u have to say

[@quericketts3722]

Love the love !!!❤

[@NNKsFAMILY]

When yuh hear dale seh “Mek mi tell yuh dis” and the hand start flash, just know a sumn funny a come😅 @1:14:00

[@mochaskingyol6695]

Catching up on my notes and still listening 👌I be enjoying your podcasts. So many things that I didn't know....the info is good🙌

[@kerrywallen]

Listening to the reasonings!!!

[@SlangScientist]

Boss...when it comes to economics, government is one of the people at the table. It is not the table. We, the citizens, we are the primary ingredient in driving the creation of wealth while government helps to set the table to make it easier for us.

[@stinglxrd6555]

Love this video. From start to finish

[@onelwilliams989]

bro love this ... love love love this

[@shaquillebennett1404]

Great content and very relate able💯💯

[@dalroyheaven1712]

Ready to watch

[@upnizzgreatness9311]

Love d reasoning my bro,seem to be my voice in my subconscious

[@dianabunting7729]

Love your content. Real!!!!

[@jentrelyfrankson6829]

I was just myself when I get my visa to go and work an never walk into embassy in Jamaica ever I’m my life but I bin trying to go on program a did get tru an I give it a try 4 years 2021 I com here. But live life get worse after 7 months but know I’m doing much better.

[@jhevonsmith7210]

podcast of the year so far 😅😅😂

[@whizzdalkeith559]

that feeling of getting a Visa is like winning a billion dollars..great interview all facts

[@ruddiato]

Very informative and entertaining episode, one fault is you cutting into the discussion, apart from that, i enjoyed.

[@AriTayy]

Man this is so good ! 🙌

[@kacistushtv]

Strangers changed my life!!! Facts

[@d.r.brooksi3253]

When someone visit American or any country overseas its a different thing. It all depends on how you migrate and the support you have. Someone like me who came to England legally with family find it good emotionally but challenging as child care is expensive. compare to someone who came here and have no bills for eg they are a diplomat. If that diplomat decides not to go back to Jamaica after his or her time. England as a diplomat is different from England as a regular person.