Tribal People Reveal What They Carry In Their Pockets

[@Reactistan]

Anything interesting that you carry in your pockets?

[@alawiFN]

hmm idk

[@hdufort]

In summer I carry the minimum. But in winter my coat becomes the equivalent of a lady's purse. I carry a pair of small wool mittens, cough drops, chewing gum, mini screwdrivers, tissues, and probably a few more things.

[@matthewmiddleton6907]

pocket knife, wallet, house and car keys

[@vanessagarcia1119]

I wish I could put everything in my pockets, but I have children so instead I carry a backpack with: FACEMASKS Sanitizer Diapers for my baby Cleaning wipes 2 sets of clothes for my baby Phone Money, cards Eyeliner Mirror One water bottle One baby bottle Chocolates for emergency One granola bar Cloth to clean glasses Toys for children Plastic bags List goes on... My bag ends up weighing more than my baby girl. LOL

[@AliAhmed-xc7zf]

@@vanessagarcia1119 She is lucky to have a caring mother. Hope you both good, long and healthy life.

[@littlesnowflakey]

If there ever is an apocalypse, Mustafa is the person you need to be with.

[@mansoortanweer]

Bear Grills is a cheap copy of Mustafa.

[@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019]

If there is an apocalypse, Mustafa is who I would want to be with. He will be able to survive and teach me how to as well.

[@kawaiikinki]

but he has to bring his iron to ignite fire with a rock.

[@minibuiIder]

@@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019 and also tell that the apocalypse was made in his village and these are copies lol😂😂😂😂

[@Mustafa-eg7uc]

Fr

[@jimothyfarthammer]

So obviously Mehboob needs to send Mustafa out to collect the rest of his money.

[@uniquematerial2441]

😅🤣🤣😅yes

[@Scooterbeerrun]

and then Mustafa is one of the people

[@ismailali2490]

fr

[@haleemakhan4414]

Damnn good idea

[@nicolechafetz3904]

With his KNIFE!

[@MuhammadHussain-ry9vh]

Mustafa when eating anything: God knows whats inside this Also mustafa: Smokes cigarettes

[@rianamohamed300]

Only tambaku

[@sovietchampagne]

The absolute Chad

[@shubhda7925]

Everybody is addicted to something, that shouldn't define them as a person

[@vickiharrington8870]

Omg the man abstains from just about EVERYTHING else, let him smoke cigarettes! He's a grown man.

[@SawarimHaqq]

Lol makes it hard to take him seriously when it comes to taste

[@nickyrathor007]

My girl naseeba pulled out a USB, Love how she's very active and in touch and always keen to learn new things. She's so smart, she's like that cool aunt.

[@brigidtheirish]

And she apparently brings the videos this channel makes back home to watch on her TV!

[@temperanceblalock7514]

I would love to hang out with Naseeba!

[@rxmuru]

She is the cool aunt for sure!

[@charliechan8063]

I wonder if they has a husband they seems like a wonderful muslim women

[@Naomi.H.85]

I'm in love with her personality and beautiful, colorful fashion! 😍 Plus she's funny👍💋

[@KoKoTheSagittarius]

"What if the lighter doesn't work and I have cigarette in my mouth... the nation will be ruined" 😭😭😭 I love his sense of humor! 🤎

[@mahnoorrehman8327]

It actually translates to " the nation will suffer an economic loss" since the cigarette will be wasted 😂😂😂

[@bz-winningitall]

@@mahnoorrehman8327 nah, their Translation was better

[@AL-fl4jk]

@@bz-winningitall lol even though it was wrong? Thanks for coming out

[@ArsalanKhan-ro6xo]

@@bz-winningitall that was wrong my guy

[@hermestrismegistus3049]

This transcends cultural boundaries. The sentiment is shared universally between smokers

[@shafiqurrehman196]

Mehboob :They don’t give it, they are big people. Me: shame on you big people

[@macgon6551]

Big people seem the same all over the world...

[@user-fe4oy2nj7g]

What jerks!

[@shonyfreshayzzz]

@@Finn-pe7uj watch the video again. You are lost

[@yourchannelshandle]

@@Finn-pe7uj he said it was from his previous work. Previous Work. Take a chill pill.

[@curryboi]

@@Finn-pe7uj I dont think you should be calling anyone a moron with a brain like yours buddy

[@manalshahid4707]

everyone putting there things back, meanwhile mehboob: so here's my balance sheet.

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

That balance sheet had me laugh out loud. xD

[@junaidfaizi092]

😂

[@mansoortanweer]

He should have been an accountant.

[@gissyb1]

Dishonest big people not paying debt disgraceful

[@diane9247]

Lol!

[@christinaz.271]

Mustafa is the last person a robber should go against.

[@uniquematerial2441]

Amen!

[@Prometheus574]

Is the guy saying in American accent @ 4:33? He said "Jim's Birthday"

[@Hussnain0_0]

@@Prometheus574 I think it’s a Punjabi or may be Siriki accent from Pakistan he said “This stays in my pocket”.

[@the_boy_15]

@@Prometheus574 he said "jaib may para rehta hai" mean "it stays in my pocket".

[@yoda2495]

I don't know what's in the sack i don't want it

[@hankhopeless9062]

In oh so many respects, what these people are carrying in their pockets, could even as well be found in the pockets of a westerner. Mustafa often refers to himself as " just a villager", but in my mind there's no doubt that he's a Brahui gentleman. - And tho' he's a really pleasent and honest man, he's not someone anybody should mess with. I like and respect him very much

[@rianamohamed300]

Ditto

[@PoeticallyTwizted]

Very astute! Now that you’ve mentioned it, I agree wholeheartedly. He’s always held himself with a certain dignity that I immediately felt a great respect for him. Admittedly, I just attributed it to him being an elder and acting as such but you’re right! More than just an elder, he is a gentleman who practices self care and development. So, whether from a village or from a metropolis, the man is a class act. Thank you for this insight! 🤙🏽

[@brigidtheirish]

@@nateman10 Rural people are pretty much the same regardless of country. We're practical.

[@furqanahmad9149]

@@randomperson493 Balochi and Brahui are completely different ethnicities

[@har00nsaeed93]

I believe he is of Baloch culture, he is a Balochi from Pakistan

[@RizenST]

Hearing Mustafa say how he should have brought the flint and steel made me think of a video idea. What if you asked everyone to bring, let's say 5 items from their homes that is dear to them, or that they'd like to show to the world? It would be a cool way to explore their lives outside of this channel, but in a way we've gotten used to.

[@MrLuca998]

That's a nice idea, I Hope they'll see it !

[@zunoyo1028]

Bump for this

[@simplesilent499]

That's a good idea 💡

[@jeanneann3545]

mustafa gonna bring the whole village cuz his village is the most precious thing for him hahaha

[@GallonMilkProductions]

double bumping this is a great idea! Mustafa won't know what to bring because his village has everything lol

[@bettybane9915]

Mehboob didn’t like his secrets being revealed but Mustafa is the main character and happy to share

[@Caperhere]

Well, it was a pretty invasive question, unless they agreed upon it earlier. I wouldn’t like it either.

[@Shtriga_34]

I dont think they understood the point of the video. That ppl enjoy these kind of videos. I do agree tho they shud have been told before hand. They wud have been more happy to share if they knew these kinds of videos r common on youtube.

[@Naomi.H.85]

@@Caperhere Right?! Like..what a cop would request lol I could understand they're hesitation.

[@ledonis2842]

Mustafa was carrying everything I expected him to be carrying

[@abdulrehmanbajoi1838]

He said he carries kingele and everything essential to make fire but the translation was inaccurate

[@mikvance]

Except hot coals!

[@youdidntseeanything8589]

@@abdulrehmanbajoi1838 forgive me for targeting you directly, but I have a question about one of the subtitles. When he says his knife is for not only cutting apples, but also cutting lambs, is he talking about slaughtering the lamb, or castrating the lamb? Just wondering, because one way I ask if an animal has been castrated is to ask "is he cut?" Just curious about the translation of that word in this context.

[@simplesilent499]

@@youdidntseeanything8589 Yes, he is talking about slaughtering animals because tribal people do this when they want eat or drink ,when they travel or have animals with them.

[@vuzereusazureus2245]

@@youdidntseeanything8589 Live long enough and you will understand why a knife Hint:teeth

[@Zeltron_1804]

I feel like more Americans should watch these videos such a wonderful group of people we don’t deserve them and we could learn something from them so respectful I can’t give enough praise

[@bobobobo3142]

[@KoKoTheSagittarius]

I agree! 🤎💜

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Definitely 🥰

[@tallupapi]

Most Americans think that these innocent people of Pakistan are terrorists and help isis.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@tallupapi Yes, and it's so far from the truth. Most of the Pakistani people I've met are very gracious.

[@Autumn74]

I felt sorry for Mehboob. I know he and Manzoor are day labourers and they get paid a daily wage according to what work they have done. He carried a receipt for money he was owed by well off people who sometimes don’t pay. That’s the case in South Asia, where the poor struggle so much. These ‘ big ‘people pay when they find it convenient knowing that labourers count on daily cash. 😢

[@brigidtheirish]

Agreed. These 'big' people should feel ashamed.

[@damianxavier7343]

I'm in a South Asian country, Sri Lanka and here pretty much everyone pays as soon as job is over. There is no "I'll pay later" here. For example if I call someone to do work and then if I tell them I'll pay later, they will shout at my house in complete filth for an hour, and probably break a part of my property. Maybe it's different in Pakistan.

[@Autumn74]

@@damianxavier7343 You are lucky because it happens alot in some parts of Pakistan, especially towards the poor, it's not by law but a social bad habit. The well off/ well connected people think they're above the law. Anyway I enjoy this channel and know they are looked after by their hosts.😄

[@bobobobo3142]

@@damianxavier7343 in pak not just labourers, mechanics, shopkeepers, groceries, you can expect "pay later" in every kind of hand to hand transactions especially when the person is from same town.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@Autumn74 In the US, some Pakistani and Punjabi Indian drivers and shopkeepers are always generously telling me to pay later or some insist on not taking money. (I'm not trying to defraud them so pay them on time unless I forget my wallet and accept the favor to pay next time). I speak only a little Punjabi and everyone treats me like family.

[@diesel1464]

Inside Mustafa's pockets: knife, pills, all the necessarry stuffs to save your life Me: receipts I kept from months ago

[@Cassxowary]

To be fair, you need to for a year

[@Cassxowary]

And the other dude too has a receipt

[@WelcometoChickenlandia]

🤣🤣🤣

[@astwas]

I literally had bus tickets for a completely different city's buses and they were so old they've been completely replaced with a new look, so they are entirely useless...but I paid a lot of money for them so I'm never getting rid of them!

[@flowerofash4439]

haha same!

[@SnakeladyGreta]

Women’s pockets in America are often non-existent. We want pockets! So, we’re often stuck carrying a bag. My bag is stuffed full of necessities.

[@kashmirwillwin3124]

Women's pockets are non-existent here too. I was surprised to see this too. Idk if its a Sindh cultural thing or particularly their villages

[@ффф-з7и]

@@kashmirwillwin3124 idk bout any other place but as a pakistani living in the rural areas of punjab, most of the time women put their stuff in their dupatta and just tie a knot, or honestly just shove it in their bra

[@diane9247]

I used to buy men's sweatpants, because women's had no pockets. Now, at least some do! Women's shirts usually don't have pockets, or have tiny ones up high suitable for one small Post-it note.

[@theboujieproletariat]

@@ффф-з7и bra is the pocket in the UK too. Our jeans and dresses never have pockets.

[@notnazo]

@@kashmirwillwin3124 yea i’m pakistani and i was gonna say that i’ve only seen pockets in older women’s clothes like old ladies have pockets but none of my kurtis/kameez etc have ever had any pockets. i’m learning to sew tho and i love adding pockets when i make desi clothes they’re such a necessity

[@EndangHyder]

Mustafa that grandpa storyteller 🤗 Retired & extremely dangerous

[@punishergaming8649]

😅

[@diane9247]

😎😮😄

[@mamatadasgupta7463]

It was so brave of them to pull out their personal things from their pockets and explain the reasons for carrying them. Its not easy to do this. Deeply appreciate what they shared.

[@tallupapi]

Its easy here as people don't like carry personal items in there pockets.

[@Naomi.H.85]

Yes, Same! Even when some were really embarrassed by it.

[@lalala4476]

The guys and their legendary combs

[@tallupapi]

Dude don't even tell me 😂 Most people carry combs here (including my dad) bcz of beard

[@suzanneseiple191]

This was fun and interesting since it gave us a little peek into their daily lives, even if it was something as simple as what they carry in their pockets😄❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻

[@fatinabilah]

yes agree!! I feel the same

[@iolandagirleanu9006]

Yeah, stuff people carry in their bags or pockets tells you a lot about that person

[@noodiepatoodie78]

Mehboob said he was feeling down and I just wanted to go and hug him. You always make us so happy. I felt bad. We want to make you happy as well.

[@tanhuiling6600]

This is really “Out of the box” idea you guys gotten 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Reactistan]

Thank you 😊

[@Cassxowary]

Out of the pocket rather :p

[@tanhuiling6600]

@@Cassxowary Yeah 😆

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Perhaps inspired by viewers' curiosity.

[@Prometheus574]

Is the guy saying in American accent @ 4:33? He said "Jim's Birthday"

[@mats7492]

Mustafa is one of these seniors that look frail but will beat up 4 young guys at once if attacked cause he’s crazy strong

[@saucyjack8548]

#oldguystrength

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

Or because he would fight "dirty", not talking about sucker punches, though... 😉👍

[@JuliusSurya]

you should never ever mess with mountain people, they're built different

[@JTSpinnin]

The older man reminds me of my grandfather. I miss him so much. Watching this guy makes me smile.

[@beardrooler]

i feel bad for mehboob, he shouldn't be treated nor other people that way. he is also cute btw lol. i want to hug him

[@jacquelinejohnson5349]

I have never felt such kinship with someone as I did when Manzoor pulled out that USB charging block XD

[@orangiseng3155]

"we'll be incomplete without our pockets" I agree brother Mehboob

[@dr.venuswilliams7556]

Perfect idea and perfectly presented. The participants are genuine and pleasant to observe. This is one of my favorite channels.

[@youdidntseeanything8589]

Agree completely. Makes me want to film a video of me dumping out my purse and figure out a way to send it to them.❤❤❤

[@Archphoenix1]

man, i did not expect the combs and mirrors for the male beard beuty on the go.

[@LindaC616]

As Mehboob explained, after they perform ablutions, they need to fix the beard. And ablutions have to be performed before they go into temple. I'm not sure if they're strict with praying 5- 6 times a day, but if so, you can imagine how many times a day they have to fix their beard

[@talhanawaz5486]

@@LindaC616 It's 5 times and beautifully explained 🤝👍

[@Blue-vr6gj]

@@LindaC616 mosque* and yea 5 times

[@LindaC616]

@@talhanawaz5486 ty! I did my best! Have a great day!

[@najeebullah-yw3hv]

Combs are mandatory for mens with beard...😀They carry mirrors because they didn't have a smart phone with front camera... I carry comb but not the mirror because I can use my mobile's front camera if I need it so...

[@amysanchez3699]

My dad is a total Mustafa. Always has a knife and a comb and a lot of candies in his pocket because he quit smoking 40 years ago but still "needs" them. Only thing different is dad mostly keeps a gun strapped to his side because we live in the forest. Bears🐻

[@kaikart123]

your dad sounds based

[@diane9247]

My dad always had lots of coins that he would jingle when impatient waiting for something. It was a trademark and a family joke.😄

[@Mrhumanv1]

i carry my pan everyday everywhere

[@ilsehelena12]

I loved how the guys had more "beauty stuff" than the women! Gotta keep being handsome 😎

[@nehakulkarni7580]

They carried mirrors also…

[@depressedimposter5305]

@@nehakulkarni7580 and a vaseline 😆

[@bobobobo3142]

tweezers!

[@Indian_Tovarisch]

Gotta keep the girndset going Sigma male grindset rule no 5231 :- always be beautiful and handsome and Chad and thug

[@Prometheus574]

Is the guy saying in American accent @ 4:33? He said "Jim's Birthday"

[@unusualvideos8269]

Mustafa :- Carries Level 3 backpack with a pocket knife 🔪 handy and a big sword , God knows what's inside his pockets .

[@edgarburlyman738]

Prayer beads! Mustafa is a pious man.

[@tallupapi]

Almost all Muslim carry prayer beads or Tasbeeh as its called in Urdu

[@dr.ujwalsshetty9855]

@@tallupapi or Misbah

[@tallupapi]

@@dr.ujwalsshetty9855 wat is a misbah?

[@dr.ujwalsshetty9855]

@@tallupapi misbaha is an Arabic term for prayer beads...tho Misbah can also be used to denote lamp or light

[@tallupapi]

@@dr.ujwalsshetty9855 thanks for telling.you Arabian?

[@naeemahmad03]

I am so glad to see that Mama Mustafa also had playing cards in his pockets among other things :) A great way to pass time. We also used to play "Rang" a lot whenever friends met in spare time

[@PiyushYankee]

I've never learnt how to play cards.. my younger brother knows though

[@BigBadPibbul]

As a woman in America I am jealous of the pocket space the ladies there have! Most of our dresses and skirts have no pockets at all, and the pockets in our pants/trousers are often so little you wonder why they put them in at all, if you hold your hand flat you can only get the fingers into the pocket but never the whole hand, pants for men have much bigger pockets here.

[@zoe17605]

I live in Pakistan but I haven't these type of dresses with such a big pockets even I haven't a single pocket on my dress😞. I think only village women have these type of dresses.

[@viitaflor]

I heard that people who manufactured women clothing with small/no pockets did so, so they could make extra money selling purses and bags 😞

[@scarletace_7]

Its a bit traditional and old style clothing contains pockets here in Pakistan too For fashion and designs Pockets have been eliminated from our dresses/Shalwar Kameez Its almost impossible to find Women dresses with pockets now a days with Traditional clothing or Western clothing , may be Villagers still have it in some areas of Pakistan...

[@SevenHunnid]

I do reaction videos & storytimes while smoking weed on my KZbin channel😎

[@aleena1016]

@@zoe17605 this a balochi dress and it's very common in Balochistan just not as common in other provinces though

[@195511SM]

Her 'Bye bye bye' at the end was VIP.

[@cut_putashatsang9784]

😂😂😂

[@mushfiqulislam1234]

I feel like Mama Mustafa was an assassin back in his younger days.

[@mansoortanweer]

How do you think he lost his fingers?

[@Ethan-ds7jz]

@@mansoortanweer by beating his siblings, to death

[@amz_cs]

he is al mualim from assassins creed 1 🤣

[@tallupapi]

@@Ethan-ds7jz uhhhhh tf?

[@Ethan-ds7jz]

@@tallupapi in a different episode about kids candy he said he and other children used to beat each other to death

[@chxnce8437]

Great video, I love how the men all carry grooming tools for their beards. I love how it highlights how important the beard can be.

[@mohdneaz]

Everyone: this is the keys and purse.. Mustafa: i use this knife to cut lambs

[@DinaLydia]

Yeah, not sure I want to know the details there...

[@seancasserley3688]

Castration and in UK tails

[@lucky-ni3gk]

@@DinaLydia to kill them for food???

[@lucky-ni3gk]

@@seancasserley3688 im pakistani and im from the uk, never heard of either mate.

[@bangashkhan70yearsago6]

@@lucky-ni3gk no to kill them for enjoyment

[@lalala4476]

Mustafa has a mirror to keep his facial hair check. Now I can live in peace ❤

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

I had never heard of betel nuts, more than one person had them so I had to look them up. Interesting. They apparently give a rush of energy and slight euphoria, I guess that’s why she said she’s addicted.

[@abuhaimiabuhassan1903]

Betel nut chewing is common to the subcontinent and Southeast Asian. In SEA it is chewed with a few other things that gives an orange stain to the mouth. They do same too in southern India I think. In Malaysia is very rare nowadays but in a betrothal ceremony one is still expected to to produce a set nonetheless.

[@damianxavier7343]

@@abuhaimiabuhassan1903 it's done in Sri Lanka too, but mainly by villagers and villagers who are working in the city.

[@meowiguess903]

@@abuhaimiabuhassan1903 Is it Sirih/Sireh? I kinda confuse with the name of it in English.

[@lindawolffkashmir2768]

I’ve tried the gutkha before. It tastes sort of perfumey, a little bitter, it’s very dry to start out with. It takes some getting used to, but tolerable. And you do get a rush.

[@LilGrasshopper]

It is also a carcinogen and linked to oral cancer...It is too bad. I hope the younger generation still learn these are not healthy habits and avoid picking them up.

[@erinb4237]

Where do they get all those glorious pockets??? I don't have any in most of my dresses, even if the skirts are more than voluminous enough for them!

[@kashif2309]

I'm guessing you're a female so people deliberately make less pockets in a female dressing so they'd have to buy a purse or extra bag.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@kashif2309 Big handbag? lol

[@clownform]

holy shit these guys be tweezing their whole face even inside of their noses like it's nothing. that shit hurts!

[@Cassxowary]

The first three times maybe

[@numan5570]

people who wax their whole body 🤔

[@damianxavier7343]

You get used to it after a short while.

[@meowiguess903]

It's actually pleasant after you get used to it.

[@thingswhatilike]

I don't think they twezz their whole face.

[@MistaTwigz]

When Mustafa mentioned an iron that he wraps around his fist right after Mehboob talked about the big people who wouldn't pay, I thought this video was going in a VERY DIFFERENT direction.

[@rvserious8317]

LOL😆

[@MistaTwigz]

@@rvserious8317 And we know from a previous video that Mustafa is used to administering beatings.

[@harisk4151]

@@MistaTwigz he used to be Chad.

[@emperor8716]

Yes, finally we get to see everything in Mama Mustafa’s pockets after the sneak peeks 😂

[@roccoo7198]

Mehboob was like now that everything is back in my pocket and the table is clean, bring the food out.😅

[@ninaysabella7696]

As a woman from America, I wish we were given a big pocket in our clothes like this! I have to carry a bag because the pockets on my clothes only allow me to carry my cellphone 📱. I keep my Keys on a chain so I don’t lose, and my bag gets full of other things. I’m surprised here how the men have combs and mirrors, while women don’t. Even mehboob has perfume. These r all things generally you see in a woman’s hand bag while a man here will carry only his wallet, keys, and cellphone. This is just a generalization though. Loved this video!

[@brigidtheirish]

Your pockets are big enough for a phone? Lucky. Mehboob mentioned applying the perfume before prayers, so it might be part of his religious practice? Maybe part of the ritual cleansing.

[@binteyousuf1701]

@@brigidtheirish Regarding perfume: it's not an obligation, it's something our Prophet Muhammad liked... So we try following his steps

[@ninaysabella7696]

@@brigidtheirish well I guess im lucky if they even have pockets right? Haha. And yes, I wonder how that works, maybe like some sort of incense.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@binteyousuf1701 Ah. That makes sense.

[@Techie1224]

@@ninaysabella7696 @Nina Ysabella their men are normally outside working and women are normally in their homes , families also dont support women appearing or showing their beauty and they normally look with shame to who do this and sexual harrass them

[@lalala4476]

A necessary and big pocket in women's clothing? WANT

[@brigidtheirish]

SAME! I'm a bit jealous. So many clothes for women don't have pockets or have tiny, useless pockets. One of the reasons I hated dresses growing up is that none of them had pockets. Wasn't until my teens that I found *one* dress with pockets. Unfortunately, everything else about the dress kinda sucked. Mom even told me that I *shouldn't* have pockets because then I'd just stuff my hands in them all the time. Which is true, but it's to keep from fiddling with and picking at stuff.

[@lalala4476]

@@brigidtheirish ikr. I mean I'm also from Pak but I didn't know their cultural dresses have this elite thing. Well I guess I need to change my style

[@brigidtheirish]

@@lalala4476 Yes. Everyone should have pockets if they want!

[@ahmedbaloch8458]

This women dress called *Balochi Pashk* or *Balochi women traditional dress* And it made with hand stich and one dress took 6 month to 1 year to make it for your self.❤️

[@lalala4476]

@@ahmedbaloch8458 well now I know why they're expensive

[@allrealeverything]

Mustafa’s pockets remind me a lot of my grandfather, God rest his soul. He always had change, wallet, keys, peppermints, knife, comb, handkerchief, a little notepad and pen, and his lottery numbers.

[@martynamichaowska6971]

Thank you for sharing 😍 Mama Mustafa has a lot necessary things inside! Just not cigarettes🙈Happy to watch new video from you guys 🤗

[@MouthyMiriam]

I have been telling my co workers about this channel, What a joy this channel is. Thank you for sharing your amazing perspective.

[@amygaouette9667]

There's no loose change? In America we have lots of loose change in pockets. Is there a reason for no change. I love you all so much.

[@wreshminakhan1988]

our money has low value as compared to dollars ,coins are almost never used

[@rottishake]

Coins in Pakistan are veryyyyyy low value . 1 - 10 rupees which would be the same value as less than 6 cents to less than a penny. They have bills that range from 10 rupees all the way to 5000 . Easier to carry and no excessive noise . The children however are a different story lol

[@lostmk896]

It's sad , I am 27 , But 12 year back , coins were valuable , our currency lose value against USD , I remember 50 paisa (cent) , which was our daily pocket money for school . Now kids even don't take 5 rupee coin , they want 10 PKR bill

[@amygaouette9667]

Thank you so much, I live being educated. I had no idea. So I thank you.

[@bipstymcbipste5641]

@@lostmk896 10 is a it low I think. And it's not really that weird considering 10 rupee is still really low.

[@Tenems941]

I absolutely love how weirdly proud Mustafa was about his pockets "Yo, I gotchu, imagine all the stuff I can carry! In my pockets are a world of possibility" Also speaks to his character he saw Mehboob feeling down and tried to help.

[@Youften]

Yes!! Finally I was looking for this exact comment. God bless them both, it warms my heart to know they are so close that uncle Mustafa notices when his friend and brother is sad.. they care about eachothers feelings and show it People could learn from their behavior.. manliness has been corrupted over the years to mean not caring about anyone else... I Hope Mehboob (my personal favorite) gets his well earned money soon! and I sincerely hope his mood gets better soon

[@beinghuman4576]

It seems reactistan doesn't pay Mahmood timely. The way he stares them after showcasing his balance sheet lol hilarious 🤪😂😂

[@xxAisha25xx]

He states it was from a previous job

[@Caperhere]

Do they get paid?

[@prakhyabhageria9700]

@@Caperhere i hope they do. Considering reactistan profits off them.

[@beinghuman4576]

Lol have no idea🤪

[@armchairgeneralissimo]

With how much money Reactistan is making it would be immoral not to pay the stars of the show.

[@vickiharrington8870]

You guys are all adorable! That was facscinating to watch and compare what we all carry day to day. Everyone needs pockets!!

[@mauroylospichiruchis544]

Please tell them (and specially mustafa!) that sharing this bit of their lives with us serves the great purpose of bringing us all together. That is no small feat. We all need to be closer and more empathetic of each other. They are doing the good work by doing this small sacrifice. Thanks!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Funny, I was just telling a friend it's a rule in Islam that you have to smell good when you go to pray at the masjid in a crowd. Even at home you have to wash first

[@laibakhan8437]

it's not a rule though

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@laibakhan8437 Not an absolute rule, but there are hadiths and it's recommended that if one has access to a toothbrush, fragrance, and clean outfit they should at least be used before jummah on Fridays.

[@nomedeusuariobr]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Are you from Chile?

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@nomedeusuariobr No, but Allende was, of course :-)

[@xenonsoulmate20_]

Yeah, it's a rule in Islam

[@BobbyCYeah]

homie broke out the balance sheet!! lmao. He's going knocking on doors after the show... "Where's that money you owe me".

[@LindaC616]

This was an interesting idea, and easily executed! Thanks!

[@Shimmerrz]

They are all so nice. Some things I found really interesting and surprising our how prevalent smoking is amongst the men. Also the tweezers. My husband would not let tweezers get within 5 feet of him. Always shaving. Afraid of the pain. He thinks I’m crazy because I pluck my eyebrows.

[@naeemahmad03]

Yes, tea and smoking are the two biggest addictions in our rural areas, especially for men in working class doing blue collar jobs. Both habits very difficult to escape from.

[@Cassxowary]

I'm guessing you told him you get used to it really quick? And even then it's just a pinch before that

[@Cassxowary]

@@naeemahmad03 tea is good but smoking is not, and that saad

[@brigidtheirish]

@@naeemahmad03 Smoking is still pretty common among the working class here in America, too. Also among doctors. I suppose it's because of the stress.

[@flowerofash4439]

@@Cassxowary in a way it help their health, smoking made them feel accepted in their group and feel less sad when they are lonely. you should look it up how bad loneliness damage your health

[@squidge125]

The fragrance to use before prayer was the most interesting to me- is that common? And the men carrying knives- in the UK it's illegal to carry a knife in the street.

[@TheChannelaaa]

yeah.. it is common to use fragrance before prayer. not mandatory but appreciated.. And also it is appreciated to use"Miswak" (type of toothbrush) during ablution. for prayer ablution is mandatory, Miswak is appreciated but not mandatory..

[@maria-wl4xt]

Yes it's common. I must use fragrances before Friday prayers.

[@tallupapi]

It is called ittar bcz it has no alcohol. Bcz many people here avoid perfumes with alcohol

[@beverlybalfe115]

What a fun refreshing video. Thank you for sharing your pockets with us! I would share mine, but.you would probably grow weary of it. Pockets only is better, I have a bag and it's always heavy. 😍 Sending love from California

[@SuzanneOlsson]

What wonderful videos these are with these tribals from Pakistan..I lived there several years ..I have lived in or passed through 20 countries in my lifetime, and Pakistan has always rated at the top 5 countries in the world for its wonderful people! Thank for these films....They are precious films of precious people...

[@digitalspecter]

I don't know how you did it but I feel like they should've been able to opt out. Some were embarrassed and I understand how personal these things can be. Nonetheless, I'm grateful that they shared a part of themselves with us and I wish I could communicate to them that they were generous and there's nothing they should feel embarrassed about. Also, Mehboob, man I wish you all the best, may your spirits lift and those big people feel the guilt and shame to make them pay you what's due with interest.

[@jooshungerecker-debruin5812]

I love that you put your names on the screen, it is nice to get to know you by name. I am relatively new here☺

[@umadbroyo2388]

5:13 "He (Mama Mustafa" gave it to me to uplift my mood" That is so wholesome!!

[@Tomemos1Jager]

This was a bit too personal for them, it feels like. But I agree with Mustafah, I can't live without pockets. Whenever I'm out, I need at least 4 of them to carry my stuff

[@donnabrockable]

Love you guys, with or without pockets.

[@mariamblmurr7723]

OMG I LOVE THEM SO MUCH😭❤ mama mustafa looks soooo happy in this video he got really excited... that's so cuteeee🥺❤

[@courtneypetit5084]

These people are so sweet I love these videos !love from Chicago il usa!

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

The betel packets gave me a craving for paan parag. I haven't touched the stuff in YEARS, but it's still lovely. Props to the men and their knives/navajas. I never leave home w/o mine.

[@rosed.3783]

I really enjoyed this video.We were able to see things of their personal use Was very surprised to see Mustafa with cigarettes.He's always concerned about what he eats but smokes.I'm NOT judging because I also smoke.I'd like to see more videos like this one.Peace and Love to All

[@Caperhere]

He is seen smoking in another video.

[@maryamkidwai2543]

Cigarettes were considered healthy back then now they have the habit so 🤷‍♀️

[@thomascharky7031]

Yes! This is an elite idea

[@KoKoTheSagittarius]

I really love this crew! Started with one video recommendation now I'm binge watching 😂😂 they all warm my heart! 🙏🏾🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@cloudz4596]

I agree with all of them. Like I HAVE to have a Pocketbook or a little backpack with me or else I'd have a little anxiety that I'm missing something. Ya know?

[@brigidtheirish]

Yep. I've even got a book on emergency treatments in my purse. Always be prepared!

[@keefsmiff]

Lol..3:05 "hello testing" what a great comeback for a silly question

[@marcbacus]

Men vs Women's pocket meme comes to life.

[@kailawes175]

"What if the lighter doesn't work and I have a cigarette in my mouth? The nation is ruined then." Manzoor and I are the same person.

[@MALEMization]

Even my phone is older than Mustafa's: I still have a Nokia 1110. But man: God only knows what's in his cigarette pack!

[@julilla1]

Probably just contains the means to end us all 😂

[@hairypeak4282]

a brown little stone and two rolling papers :)

[@Caperhere]

Don’t feel bad. I don’t have one.

[@MALEMization]

@@Caperhere Y'know, I hate phones! So yeah I am contemplating not having one either!

[@bezel4134]

Opium

[@abnfalcon3901]

I JUST NOTICED THAT MUSTAFA'S RIGHT HAND FINGER IS CUT

[@hawkfeather6802]

I just noticed that too! Now I wonder if it's been like that the whole time?

[@Backhand77]

He's mentioned not being able to drink tea let alone water (for days) during his tribe wars days. My gut says the finger is related.

[@armchairgeneralissimo]

@@hawkfeather6802 Yes if you watch the early videos he is missing the same fingers.

[@yvobalcer]

Wow, Mehboob carries around proof that he was not paid. Horrible.

[@keniride3255]

I thought Most people do🤔 in india it's common

[@yvobalcer]

​@@keniride3255, it is a wrong practice.

[@keniride3255]

@@yvobalcer here it's very common to lend friends family and co-workers when in need... And we write it down or make a note so we can remember what the amount was for later.... Some good people pay back some don't 1: it helps out people in need 2: it strengthens bonds of people you can trust 3: it shows who are real and who are fake 4 when you're in need the same people help you out

[@keniride3255]

@@yvobalcer ofcourse it's not the best way but it's a thing that happens around here some of us have just accepted and learnt our lessons and seen how people are that way

[@Caperhere]

@@keniride3255 When it comes to lending money, it’s my experience you will lose friends. If you are good enough to lend money to a friend, they should be happy to repay your generosity in helping them when they need help. That rarely happens. So then you have the shadow of being taken advantage of sitting in the middle of your friendship. Or they avoid you. When I was young I was very generous. The older I get, the more the adage my father always said rings true: Never a borrower nor lender be.

[@tigresmom5654]

"Bring in city folk, I bet he's not carrying half of these things in his pockets." And you would be right.

[@sovietchampagne]

I am in Canada and I've tried those little packaged betel nuts (paan?) before, I bought them at an Indian supermarket. They have a mild stimulant effect and often come along with some sweetened spices mixed in as a mouth freshener.

[@malikiori]

Paan is a combination of unsweetened(sometimes sweetened are used too) betel nuts and other ingredients, what they have here are sweetened chunks of betel nuts, that are either chewed or just kept in the cheeks.

[@sovietchampagne]

@@malikiori I have had those too (the packaged ones that are just sweetened betel nuts and nothing else), what is the word for those?

[@malikiori]

@@sovietchampagne they are either called 'chhalia' or 'supari'

[@faroukabad]

I tried some, too, that an Indian friend gave me, it was pleasant

[@laciakaytulloch461]

I love watching these people, such gentle beautiful souls. So content with simplest of things in life

[@gamernaari8015]

Happy to see the daatoon in Mustafa's pocket🥺❤️ it's also popular in Indian villages. Makes me believe we're all brothers and sisters of neighbouring countries. First comment, kinda-ish

[@osmenknight1515]

Hey, what's "daatoon" tho?

[@curtisthomas2670]

Also called miswak in Arabic/Muslim cultures. One end is chewed until frayed into bristles then used to brush teeth and gums and tongue. The chewed end is cut of and the process repeated. Many of the plants used have antiseptic, antibacterial or aromatic properties. The ultimate "green" toothbrush.

[@SellieM6970]

Oh Mustafa!!! He is just so funny, he smokes! I was pleased beyond words for some reason that he had a cell phone. I don’t know why but I want him to call his grandkids and ask for snacks! 😂🥰😂

[@algiuchi]

Man!! Mustafa with the smokes..., didn't expect that!

[@temperanceblalock7514]

Thank you for sharing with us. It helps me to understand how you live your lives, and it's fun to see that the men are very concerned with their appearance and looking neat and stylish.

[@BobSmith-rf3ph]

Most of it is fairly common - though I'm disturbed greatly at the betel nuts as I suspect many would be given the health implications. I'm a little surprised no one had a pen or pencil but most of the stuff is universal, mine's usually got the phone, wallet & keys combination along with a pen if I'm working and a lot of the time chewing gum.

[@maloo538]

it's an unfortunately common treat

[@emperor8716]

i didnt even know those were the betel nuts, theyre like one of the most common snacks in pakistan, i had them as a kid without knowing what they were… well they never tasted good anyway 😂 and btw, those packets dont really contain much of the dangerous stuff, so dont worry too much

[@meta_ai]

having some form of legal drug is common in every culture. Up north most men use Snuff just like many southern Americans. There is a drug in every culture. Their's happens to be Betel nuts.

[@brigidtheirish]

What are betel nuts and why are they disturbing?

[@damianxavier7343]

@@brigidtheirish their not disturbing. It's a very light drug, you don't get high on it or anything. It just creates slight euphoria feeling. It's something similar to caffeine, but it has more health issues. It had good health implications as well but issues such as vomiting, diarrhea and mainly gum problems can form. These are the most common, but if it's more serious then low blood pressure, Kid ey issues etc can also happen. In the most rarest of occasions you can die, but that is like almost never happens. It's consumed by many villagers in Sri Lanka too.

[@lodusmusic4010]

These videos, and tribal people react humble me so much. I am excited to live life in a new perspective. These people make it seem so easy to be calm and loving all of the time. I am very inspired, to temper my spirit and to attain a state of being as these people.. thank you for the content

[@harveycampbell1048]

Any man who says he usually carries a fire starter has my utmost respect.

[@directionerborninthehiatus467]

I absolutely love this! I hope you can do more videos about themselves like bringing stuffs from their own places.

[@BreadandFaxes]

Wait, so Mustafa preaches about only eating stuff made in his village but he buys packaged cigarettes instead of rolling his own. Interesting

[@Cassxowary]

instead of not smoking you mean

[@brigidtheirish]

Well, he's not *eating* the cigarettes.

[@bobobobo3142]

@@BrotherChad it used to be common in the past until cigarettes became so common and cheap to buy. Subcontinent hand made cigarettes don't have any filter, it tastes so bad.

[@muhammadn.cheema998]

@@BrotherChad not really, my grandfather still does it. he also uses raw tobacco in his "Hookah" along with literal coal.

[@armchairgeneralissimo]

Not just pre packaged cigarettes but cheap Chinese ones!

[@amorphoussolid8512]

May your pockets always be full. May the things you carry bring usefulness and joy. Bless your hearts.

[@annettehammie8108]

Alhamduillah I love this episode they were so good to show us what they carry around. They all are so funny thank you everyone for being so forth coming. 😊👌

[@hiraameer4082]

I learn from them what things are needed in my bag. Awesome I am delighted to know about them it's a good sneak peek....

[@raven2795]

Thank you! This was very interesting! 😍

[@TMS5100]

This video was really unique and original, great idea!

[@akeelaboomful]

Can relate to naseebah about keeping things in small purse when u have children. Because when you're busy dealing with them and you take something out from the pocket your things will drop without knowing. When you're a mum u have no time for that.