#trucks

[@jackoneil3933]

Not enough glimpses of the lives and people like this, especially of Jamaica. Perhaps people there think the rest of the world's not interested average things in Jamaica, but Jamaica is unique in almost everything to almost everywhere in the world, and that's what makes it interesting.

[@exgng]

So true sir.. thank u for this beautiful comment..

[@exgng]

I will do better next time

[@jackoneil3933]

​@@exgng Cool.. More stable shots would help. Just holding the camera with two hands, thumbs on the bottom and fingers firmly on top, and your elbows against your body, and panning and tilting with your body, with some practice can make for some pretty stable shots even when walking. I have a long time friend who's a nurse in St Thomas. and I've shared your videos with her. She said a lot of road work now in St. Thomas Parish. I would love to see conversions with people like the young guy changing the tire if you could coax them into a friendly exchange. I know People in Jamaica are often uncomfortable or shy about being on camera and I wondered if that might be in part due to what they might think people on the internet might think, but quite honestly, from what I've noticed, in America, Europe and Japan is that most everybody finds Jamaicans charming and lovable. I just recalled a video my friends in is St Thomas sent me a viral video from St. Thomas years ago. 'The Bus Can Swim', and my friends said "Oh everybody in America gonna make fun of that boy!" I shared it a lot of friends in America, Asia and the U.K. and everybody fell in love with Clifton and admired him for his spirit and dedication. I wonder what he's doing today? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKeup516nZd_npI kzbin.info/www/bejne/npzRh6J3pN6sY80 And perhaps why many people enjoy seeing videos of Jamaica because it's a reminder of of how things and people used to be. Until next time, Cheers and may God bless you and your family.

[@panlyfemedia2618]

very great advice to the young man....@@jackoneil3933