The World’s Best Hospitals for Medical Tourism

[@morritap.p5335]

I pay myr1 at General hospital in Malaysia for radiotherapy and chemotherapy for 4months and now i feel healthy i can go to work.thank you nurses and Doctor.

[@mohammedaslam70]

Being a doctor working in Istanbul, I completely agree that some hospitals and clinics are putting the patients lives in danger and not most clinics are legitimate. Being in this field of work I have been guiding patients to the most trusted and liable clinics and hospitals for all kind of treatments. You may write to me if you need any sort of medical related guidance. thanks for this eye opening video, finally some one cares.

[@tinglestingles]

I had a very good experience at The Gleneagles Hospital on Penang Island, Malaysia. The surgeon was trained in the UK.

[@ubermenschen3636]

Generalization is dangerous. Many surgeons trained in the UK couldn’t cut a steak decently let alone know where the steak is. Essentially, you are saying Western European nations produce and have the best surgeons - a self serving, racist comment.

[@tinglestingles]

@@ubermenschen3636 correct

[@webwhisper2701]

@@ubermenschen3636racist? … pertains to 3 groups in the world … so I don’t understand your comment.

[@ArkansasJaKeAustin]

I have been to many clinics (dentist, pediatric, etc.) in South Korea. Everything is new, latest technology, hardly any wait time, and cheap. Several years ago were visiting there when our 2yo got sick. We didn't have Korean insurance. The clinic apologized that we would have to pay full price for the visit.....$12. I told them I felt like they were paying me instead.

[@Stephaniigardner]

For more investment strategies

[@aahsimovieprojects]

How do they stay open charging so little? My family runs a cash only psychiatry practice in the US, and anything less than $250 for an initial evaluation we would be struggling.

[@mohdazrinaziz5651]

Malaysia ranked 1st KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Malaysia, with a score of 95 out of 100, was ranked first in the Best Healthcare in the World category of the 2019 International Living Annual Global Retirement Index.

[@diider]

You’re right about Prince Court. I’m a fellow Malaysian and my dad had to spend a week there and his room overlooked the twin towers . 😅 our private hospitals are great here (compared to the UK and Australia as I’ve worked in hospitals in both countries ). The level of care is amazing here. I would also recommend Pantai Bangsar (they have a few but the Bangsar one is the best)

[@n8dawg782]

Had medical treatment for my son in Singapore while visiting on vacation. It was second to none. It was free, fast, and we got meds onsite. Couldn't have been happier!

[@anthonyluisi7096]

How was it free ? I have traveled to Singapore and vacationed there . Never knew it was free ? But then never had to have medical treatment there . Sounds interesting

[@blockavelli]

I was surprised with Lebanon, I new Malaysia and Turkey

[@prhasn]

Likewise, but from my personal experience Malaysian healthcare looks great feels great, but is actually terrible on a technical level if not catastrophic in some places, so one needs to research specific places/hospitals before committing to it.

[@mynamename5172]

Fact check Lebanon. There are some good doctors there but just remember these lists are published as clickbait. Lebanon on top probably get them more eyeballs on the list.

[@magdastar2249]

Another helpful video Andrew. Thank you sooo much. I have been researching the Turkish hospitals and they also have well known dental clinics should anyone be interested. Keep up the great work and stay safe.❤🙏

[@justingreen8006]

Excellent information!! Thank you Andrew!

[@saraandstuartshannon2160]

Best one was missed. Bagatin clinic in Croatia. They get reward for best clinic in Europe in 2018. I got a major aesthetic surgery there, and when I compared a results on some movie stars and me, my doctor did a masterpiece. I payed for it around 3500£

[@natashaevanoff7111]

Although not the cheapest perhaps, but always had exceptional experience and professional services every time I went to Bumrungrad hospital in Bangkok.

[@DatKidJohnny]

Taiwan is probably the most underrated medical location in the world. Including plastic surgery that is more common to associate with Korea.

[@joenicedj]

Perfect timing for this. Thank you.

[@SI-ln6tc]

Thank you for doing one on medical tourism. I was waiting for one. I would add. Theres also drugs in other countries that are not found in the US. For example a revolutionary lung cancer drug from Cuba (it was aired on public television PBS on the US). They say it may be the first effective lung cancer drug in the world according to the PBS documentary. China has a first of its kind gene therapy drug ("Gendicine") for throat and head cancer. If your throat cancer is genetic. France has ru48 which is ban in the US (If I'm correct). (Note. Wikipedia has a topic on "List Of Withdrawn Drugs" thats interesting). So there are things out there you might not be aware of. It could save your life one day.

[@morpheux2]

Excellent and informative video Andrew, Thanks!

[@nomadcapitalist]

My pleasure😍

[@MrDobberdude]

Andrew mentioned Bumingrad in Bangkok....that is the best medical tourism value on the list.....but if money is an issue go to the government hospital Chulalongkorn....the best Doctors and care in Thailand....put it to you this way....the royal family gets treated there.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Wow, that's interesting! Thank you for sharing

[@patrikw]

I would rather recommend the Siriraj Hospital as a budget-friendlier alternative. The previous King has been treated there for years. Just beside is the private part, the Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital (SiPH) which has the same doctors but has much nicer and more modern facilities.

[@kundaflow]

@@nomadcapitalist my dad went there twice for stem cells for his heart. USA, at that time, wouldn't do it. Well known hospital. :)

[@lostboi3974]

I heard the cash pay hospital on Bangkok is impressive.

[@joenicedj]

I have also heard the same.

[@TheBodiesInTheWaterBeckons]

Anywhere in Thailand, really. Private Hospitals within Thailand are always top notch, though, many Thais can't access them, sure they are considerably cheaper to foreigners, but. To Thais, it is not. Many stuck with Free Healthcare, only those of the middle class or higher are able to pay for it. I have experiences with both. Governmental Hospitals are often times got overflowed with male patients. Women don't get sick as much for some reason. Most men i saw back when i goes to a government hospital to visit my family members were ridden with either alchololism related disease or smoking related. These are a very major problem in Thailand. It's no surprise really, the "lhao khao" is just too strong.

[@dwlof]

Useful information I would be interested to know how Switzerland came in that ranking.

[@falcon127]

PROBABLY PRETTY GOOD.

[@countdrake8700]

@@falcon127 yup considering that they don't have government sponsored medical insurance like those of EU countries, so different insurance companies have good competition and insurance sector is a huge and always in demand sector in switzerland and people don't wait forever to get a doctor's appointment.

[@rdix2501]

I have lived in Praha before. Very beautiful city.

[@mrscuteas]

I haven’t even watched this yet but thank you in advance for focusing on this subject

[@husseinselit4942]

Next video, well-being tourism, resorts, traditional medicine destinations, this is something westners need to move for.

[@ericeverson5956]

Great job today, Andrew

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@steveg6512]

Thai hospitals certainly aren't cheap, especially the ones that cater to foreigners. Years ago they were, but that's history.

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

The top Anti aging clinics for stem cells, ozone, IV NAD, all sorts of incredible therapies are in Bangkok, Thailand. Also Dream body clinic in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

[@mynamename5172]

" Also Dream body clinic in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico." Oooh, what is that?

[@luv2travel2000]

@ John Thank you for sharing this information. 👍

[@mobileandroid5299]

Which ones in Bangkok??

[@karljm1000]

Good to know I’m big on these longevity therapies. Would prefer to get treatment outside the US. Thx!

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

@@karljm1000 Say hi to Josh at dream body in puerto vallarta; he has the best prices on stem cells & HGH anywhere. Thailand unfortunately is still closed.

[@McMovesdotcom]

Thank you sir! This is helpful for someone looking travel while working in the industry.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@McMovesdotcom]

@@nomadcapitalist I know it is under the pay grade of most of your clients, but do you have any information about working as a nurse or any medical professional in any of your choice lost tax countries?

[@maxsmart99]

In Bangkok try Bumrungrad Hospital

[@mdsaami7674]

Very good video , I love this guy he always give me good knowledge he is very clever to judge all prons and cons. He knows well where can treated best and who is charging unnessary extra. Super good excellent.

[@saintburnsy2468]

Thanks for the video, Andrew! Good to know that medical care abroad can be high-quality while not forcing you into bankruptcy (as in.... _certain_ countries 😐🇺🇸🦅🗽)

[@nineseven420empire3]

Emergency response times are the big thing for me. If you die before you get to that hi tec hospital. Because of traffic or no paramedics in the ambulance. The "golden hour" is a real thing, for emergency care.

[@jeffb.140]

An old joke: EMTs load a critical patient into the truck and start driving. Keep driving for a while. Pass the hospital. Patient is wondering and asking EMTs "But .. but where are we going!?" "To the graveyard" "BUT .. but I'm not dead yet!" "And we're not there yet!"

[@SI-ln6tc]

Important too.

[@xstensl8823]

in Thailand the drivers do not pull over for ambulances

[@BlueJayWaters]

Me and my wife plan on moving to a country to work in the medical tourism field. She will have a masters in art therapy, and I will be an EMT on track to either a nursing degree or paramedic depending on which will get me farther in wherever country we do choose. It's looking like Costa Rica, but it would be great to hear which medical professionals are treated best working in medical tourism

[@KaylaBeans-xg8ss]

Interested how it is going for you and your wife. Were you able to tap into the medical tourism industry yet

[@BlueJayWaters]

@@KaylaBeans-xg8ss she ended up not getting her masters and we divorced. I still plan to move to Costa Rica, but probably not in a medical capacity

[@KaylaBeans-xg8ss]

Whatever you decide i wish u the best

[@HamidHamid-hp3bf]

If you want to juge a contry visit their hospitals.

[@mahlok8210]

Malaysia..

[@ericeverson5956]

As part of your business research, I would love to see you go & have the Executive Health check at Gleneagles in Singapore when time permits. Great idea & video.

[@jmc8076]

I live just outside Toronto Canada and been to Shouldice Hosp and it’s very good. Sick Children’s Hospital and Princess Margaret for cancer care both in Toronto also seen as world class and people come from all over. But good to other options exist. They’re covered very well in your book too.

[@polartronix]

I went to Bumrungrad hospital and Bangkok several years ago and received excellent care at reasonable prices.

[@Telluwide]

FYI, many of these doctors who work in these hospitals have actually done a US residency program and are US board certified. There reason why is that many doctors after medical school go to the US to do their residencies in the hopes of being able to stay and change their visa status. They want to stay in the US of course because US doctors are the highest paid in the world. However, more often than not they can't stay in the US so they have to return to their home countries. As a result they end up working in their home country's most prestigious hospitals and clinics. BTW I was a Physician Recruiter in the US for 3 years before I permanently moved abroad.....

[@birdlover7776]

Where did you go?

[@marilyng8127]

This video is extraordinary, thanks for exposing the American healthcare and informing people about the best health care in the world, which isn’t here

[@cathihargaden1608]

I’m looking for an Orthopaedic surgeon for adult complicated perthes disease - need excellent surgeon with great rehabilitation preferably some where in sun and food is fresh - I agree I’m not waiting any longer here in UK where atm we have NO health service 💯

[@MariA-bu2jv]

Agree. I feel we basically have to fend for ourselves now. They’re very efficient when it comes to dishing out the vaccine but everything else is going down the toilet.

[@marwasamir7092]

You can contact with el Araby hospital in Egypt I can help you

[@brainfm-relaxation]

A great share, we have so many beautiful places to see in this world. Happy traveling!

[@ahmedglobal2088]

Excellent video 😎

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@DennisMerwood-xk8wp]

You forgot New Zealand. World leaders in heart surgery. Very under rated hospitals.

[@MariA-bu2jv]

Good luck trying to get in! 😄

[@DennisMerwood-xk8wp]

@@MariA-bu2jv Yeah Mari waiting lists are long if you want the NZ free healthcare. I have my own private healthcare and have not had that problem. Have a great day.

[@SI-ln6tc]

New Zealand if I'm correct had the cheapest cost medical drugs in the world. The government push for cheaper drugs from pharmaceuticals companies. And they got it.

[@DennisMerwood-xk8wp]

@@SI-ln6tc That's correct. The Government agency PHARMAC bulk purchases all drugs for Kiwi's. Distributed to chemists who dispense them at $5.00 per prescription.

[@fungibleanonymousglockboug2162]

Good content

[@jakeh2049]

Best medical experience I’ve ever had by far was in Koh Tao Thailand.. hiking accident and busted up my leg pretty bad. That experience REALLY opened my eyes.

[@xstensl8823]

Somatijev in Bangkok is very expensive.

[@decTac]

BKK is polluted

[@mitchellyukon5757]

vietnam good for dentistry. bangkok best hospitals amazing.

[@CareerTherapist]

Shouldice Hospital in Toronto is the world's #1 specialty hospital for hernias of all kinds. My uncle and father have both had their hernias dealt with there. Outstanding, professional advanced care.

[@gabrielmusat4933]

Hi, Andrew Can you tell me the name of the dental clinic from Bucharest? Thanks, Gabriel

[@francaismontenegro]

Very high quality services in Belgrade, Serbia. And also high level about dentist in Montenegro

[@jaxxbrat2634]

Medical competition world wide.. At the very least its a good trend..

[@abrahamtewolde2803]

Good topics.

[@yumicrisostomo3094]

Thank you

[@interstellardweller3928]

Where do you get health insurance?

[@wefrazzini]

Interesting. I'm interested in Kuala Lampur and currently, coincidentally in need of medical attention from prior prostate treatment in 2014 in the USA. Staying in Thailand I have visited a few urologist and to date have not found an acceptable solution.

[@linehand21]

Thailand was awesome for me

[@jonygq]

Colombia has around half of the highest ranked hopitals in all Latin America according to Swedish-Chilean based 'America Economia'.

[@expatstories2181]

In the USA, medical bills are the number 1 cause of personal bankruptcies.

[@expatstories2181]

@Nomad Capitalist I am a big fan of Nomad Capitalist and will certainly contact you guys if I have a specific need. I am trying to narrow down to a second residence that fits my need for golf, sailing and low taxes.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Please avoid Spams. Nomad Capitalist never posts his number.

[@Eric-ph4yw]

I'm planning on teaching English in Ho Chi Minh city, What's your expert opinion on healthcare in HCMC? Also, do you know of any Vietnamese pharmacies that are well respected and mostly free of counterfeits? Thanks, love your channel!

[@kvom01]

I'm not sure how much more qualified this MTQUA organization is to rate hospitals than the Joint Commission, which has been rating hospitals for 70 years. Is Samitivej really superior to Bumrungrad or Bangkok Heart? I had hernia surgery in Costa Rica at Cima, a certified hospital, with a US-trained surgeon who consulted by Skype prior to my arrival. His and the Hospital's prices were posted up front, and my bill actually turned out somewhat less that predicted. I've had physicals done when passing through Bangkok at Bumrungrad, and as far as facilities go it would be hard to beat. But flying to Thailand from the US for my outpatient procedure didn't make sense.

[@dickielarue1451]

Currently living in Portugal...Have an Nurse come to my house twice a month for injections...The Cost is peanuts, compared to Home Health Care Stateside...🇵🇹🤙🤟

[@rockjockchick]

Home health care in the states is SO expensive

[@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934]

As a Portuguese myself my experience with healthcare in my country ain't the best. From my experience public care just takes too long, u might spend the night there just to get a doctor to see u in the emergency room. My experience with private care is they don't really wanna be competitive, they just wanna suck as much money from u as they can, stuff like misdiagnosis or making u do procedures u don't really need just to get u to pay. But hey, that's just my experience

[@dickielarue1451]

@@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934 It's all good moving to Ponte de Lima...I love the North of the country...It's my favorite...I great care of myself because of lifestyle...Eat healthy, exercise and stay away from negative people, place's and thing's...Once you become in control of your life...You tell them folk's, I.e. Doctors and etc...goodbye...Keep the money in your pocket...Bom trade from Rainy Lisboa...🇵🇹✌🤘🤙

[@GoldenNugget56]

Im getting it done in a Latvian clinic fingers crossed

[@hemantparakh6462]

I would like to go to Countries with poor medical facilities as a FOREX Investor kindly suggest suitable options for me as my Right to be Treated the Best

[@BenDonahower]

Any recommendations for hospitals in Serbia or elsewhere in the Balkans?

[@brucebernzweig5233]

also looking for recs

[@sandro5535]

What is your take on Eastern Europe? It is as good as the Arabic nations? At least their Corona is more mild atm. Many of the listed countries there are listed as not suggested

[@mdo5121]

How about Medellin Colombia ??supposedly some the best in all South America

[@mynamename5172]

Everyone in Argentina goes to Colombia to get new silicone body parts and various other tweaks. I have heard great things.

[@aahsimovieprojects]

Great dental, not sure about other aspects of medical care as I have no personal experience.

[@webwhisper2701]

a woman(maybe in her 30s-40s) died from surgery in Columbia - just reported this week.

[@thomasa4239]

Mass General or John’s Hopkins are where you get the best care by far

[@FighterFred]

Where can I find a list of good heart specialist centres?

[@chrislanejones]

Team Nomad must have some of the best data on their Excel sheets.

[@davidwalsh9850]

Best places for dental & non required medical interest (plastic surgery, botox so on)

[@erinhamilton1940]

Mexico. Super affordable dental and aesthetics in Mexico. Great Hospitals in Cabo San Lucas.

[@aahsimovieprojects]

Great dentists in Colombia. I had my veneers done there years ago, and they've held up great. Dentists in Miami constantly compliment how great my teeth look.

[@prhasn]

Exactly that. Unfortunately, many do not look beyond the hype. Same for crime index and safety, some think Western countries are automatically the safest. While some are, safety in some Western countries is nowhere near the general safety in Eastern or Asian countries.

[@WseemHourani]

link for the article :(

[@leonardorramos]

Andrew, do you like Albert Einstein in Sao Paulo?

[@mobileandroid5299]

It's great for Brazilian politicians & supreme court justices, but for a foreigner, they try to charge you more than the USA & Europe combined & they want dollars even though in Brazil all prices, by law, must be displayed and quoted in reais. Been there, done that with a friend. They had NO idea I understood Portuguese, especially when the attending physician said to the others: "Vamos passar um cerol nesses gringos trouxas aqui. Eles vão pagar pra nosso iate". We told them we'll go prepare the wire-transfers & we'll be right back. They are still waiting :) - We grabbed a flight from GRU to EZE & went to see a colleague mine in Buenos Aires who is a physician. Never again! Same as with anything in Brazil. Ask for the price of an umbrella that is R$20 and the "vendedor de rua" tries to charge us US$50. FFS.... I don't know why they do it, but it is ubiquitous. Really disconcerting. It's a beautiful country. I get sad every time I think about it. Oh well, c'est la vie

[@karljm1000]

I hear ya. Brazil is an incredible country. But it has it’s drawbacks. The key would have been going thru people you know. That’s how things get done there. If you live there that may be an option. If you are a tourist and no local connections, you are at their mercy. Glad you found another option.

[@andrewkaplanc]

Lol when a doctor prescribes McDonalds as treatment XD

[@harisadu8998]

India has many good private hospitals too at a cheaper price point.

[@keshavlakshman1070]

Of course you missed Bangalore, India! People have had open heart surgery for 2000$

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

Im sure theres some fantastic world class and cheap Covid hospitals in NYC where survival rate is very high lol (more like a mortuary)

[@sriram89ramakrishnan]

Statistically India is among top ranked countries in medical tourism.

[@andrewalmada]

I would never allow my future children to be born in Canadian or American hospitals bec if I have a boy he will or even if I say no there is still a possibility of him being circumcised.

[@CaseNotesOnFile]

From my experience, they don’t automatically circumcise boys, but American hospitals will ABSOLUTELY PUSH vaccinations on the day of birth of all babies. Try to say no to HIB jab and Vitamin K jab and drawing blood for God-only-knows-the-real-reason, but the nurses will do these things to your baby anyway.

[@rockjockchick]

Lucy Sable yes they will and it’s very detrimental.

[@lenoraperry7094]

I’m an NICU nurse in the US. You have to sign a consent for a circumcism. If it’s done by accident you can sue for sure.

[@RJ-yr3jb]

@Andrew Almada - if all you worry about is your boy being circumcised, then you have nothing to worry about. I live in the USA and so do my brother and his wife. Their boy is not circumcised because they didn't give consent to this procedure. The previous person was correct - you have to authorize the hospital to proceed, otherwise, they cannot perform it.

[@doctordork1]

Sorry bro you missed india

[@rahimbacar1736]

SWITZERLAND - Paracelsus Klinik

[@112deeps]

Surprised India hasn't any hospital in there as it is hub of medical tourism.

[@malebhaskar]

No mention about India which has one of the most competent doctors in the world.

[@zareenaqureshi5934]

Name it

[@malebhaskar]

@@zareenaqureshi5934 wockhardt, tata memorial, Apolo

[@xstensl8823]

India has some of the best doctors and best values.

[@luismanblog]

This 'overall best hospital' isn't too usefull. You might want to get more specific. For example what are the best places to e.g. get tooth implants, or a cataract surgery, etc., all the stuff older people, who have the cash to pay for it, actually need. I got two PCNL's in the Philippines by the same doctor (who I researched before, educated in South Korea), one in a horrible government hospital, one in a very good private hospital, price roughly the same.

[@DinaRalte-l7y]

Hahahaaa...fr. India

[@jeffreytowson155]

Yikes. This is not a good list. Hospitals for regular care (younger folk, regular checks, simple procedures) is very different than for serious care. Best way is check who is in the medical network for premium international health insurance. They measure quality vs cost.

[@ravikantpatelSem]

What about India?

[@ericeverson5956]

Why is it that American hospitals & some of the doctors don't really do their jobs any more? Is this just laziness or something more reveling or revolting?

[@aahsimovieprojects]

American doctors do good work for people with good insurance/who can afford to pay. They're buried in student loans and understandably trying to make money. No such thing as cheap and quality medical care in the US. It is what it is.

[@ericeverson5956]

@@aahsimovieprojects Really Drew, did you just watch this video?

[@aahsimovieprojects]

@@ericeverson5956 Not sure I understand your question. I watched the video last night.

[@mynamename5172]

Clemenceau? I am dubious about any list with this on top, no disrespect to all the others on the list. There are many fine hospitals on Earth. Many doctors (the ones people want to see) in Lebanon are Lebanese-Americans fresh off the boat from California, botoxing the Real Housewives of Beirut. But no way anyone should fly to Clemenceau for a procedure (unless they are maybe in Syria, but even then just get yourself to Israel). Pick a hospital in a country where the power is always on. Anywhere you directly pay for the service called healthcare you will get better service and pricing than a place where it is third party paid and regarded as an entitlement. FWIW my rich Lebanese relatives always fly to the Cleveland Clinic, version 1.0.

[@LagunaBeachYogi]

any recommendations for dental crowns?

[@uplandarch697]

got all my metal taken out and some new crowns in phuket by a thai dentist who trained in the US. just below half price from NZ. crowns going strong. no complaints here.

[@aahsimovieprojects]

I recommend Colombia, but have heard good things about Turkey as well.

[@talatguneyli2124]

Turkey for sure.

[@rachelmullins5563]

It's Bucharest not Laurelrest

[@panaceiasuberes6464]

If you're in need of a transplant China's your place. I escorted a South Korean friend over there and 6 hours after arrival someone with her exact liver specs had died and suddenly one was available. It almost looked like they had a place with lots of people just waiting to be dead and give their organs. And it was a very young liver, also, and very healthy. 200k, it cost her. How lucky can you be?

[@jeffb.140]

Very sketchy place. Several famous international transplant surgeons have spoken out against this and suspect China to pre screen prisoners and then execute them "on demand" for such surgeries as the likelyhood of finding a suitable donor is just zero in those timeframes of a few hours.

[@reformedchinesecommunist]

Yikes

[@davelawson2564]

@@jeffb.140 they have prison camps with millions working as slaves , that is how you get dead cheap products . Tibetians, muslim uygurs and political prisoners who criticise all end up here. want a organ ? They have list of prisoners with medical data on file, Identify the slave and chop him up and get the organs. Turkey hospitals also used to do it with captured prisnors from ISIS terrorists!

[@MariA-bu2jv]

@@jeffb.140 Horrifying but not surprising 😬

[@cathihargaden1608]

No surprise about the immediacy of that! Organs are big business there😦

[@jagadishangatahalli6211]

You are biased, how many times you plug in Malaysia? India is much better, very very affordable, best doctors educated in West, I can count how many times you named Malaysia.

[@decTac]

Nonsense

[@ambarajimalli6746]

Are you jelous to hear its Msia