Unbelievable: Haiti's largest commercial laundry company, ALS

Back-at-it-again!
In this episode, we are taking you to ALS, Ayiti Lingue Service. Since 2012, this company has been making the life of hotels, restaurants, and large commercial operations a breeze with their turn-key pickup and drop off service at rock bottom prices. We are exploring today the stories, people, and business that is bringing modernity in how we upkeep tourism and industry in the country.
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[@SeeJeanty]

A company employing over 35+ people, and helping the tourism industry remain profitable by lowering one of its largest expenses: Laundry! Share, like, and comment!

[@EternalNourishment]

I honestly appreciate your work. May you continue to expose the good stuff AND all the potentials about this country whose narrative is sooooooo negative in the views of all.

[@glendayvonne07]

Thank you so much for the subtitles!!! 🇺🇸/🇹🇹 ❤️ 🇭🇹

[@drinsr.7959]

By the way @seejeanty when ppl think they can betize with Haiti I send them to your channel 👍🏽❤

[@schneipierre3358]

Can’t wait ! ✊🏿💯 I really get to experience Haiti through your videos bro. Good work.

[@estherarchange3192]

You did it again Seejeanty great job.

[@founajean9272]

I truly enjoy watching your videos because they are extremely educational and positive. I also appreciate you sharing most of the positive things, people and places in Ayiti unlike some other Utubers. I've really got tired of listening to some other Utuber's constant complaining and wining all negative talks on Ayti which make others really lose interest and most of all, have more fear toward Ayti than anything. They've made Ayti look way too small and those Utubers don't even travel around Ayti to learn everything. You are really inspiring us diasporas and I am sure some Ayti's residents. Thank you for your wonderful schooling!!!!!

[@Vexil07]

Great job on this video shedding a positive light on innovation, progress and business opportunities in Haiti.

[@kompa42]

Yo I love the work you do and educating us about thing we didn't even know about haiti. I'm in haiti all the time some of the thing you show I did know about them

[@brianchaplin9085BEC.]

Recently retired I worked in health care laundry for 40 years both as a worker and management. Great video.

[@JR-xn6yu]

I usually sleep about 3am. Doubt I can make it. Nonetheless, smashed the like button. God bless.

[@fanmbeni8333]

Magnifique travail merci !🇭🇹🇫🇷👏🏾

[@jewofspainandportugal8668]

I requested to ask questions in creole and put English subtitles, He did it...bon bagay frem.

[@TheJoujou82]

we need more businesses like that in Haiti but sadly it's too risky and too expensive to run such businesses. Kudos to the owner/s.

[@rickyricky9539]

Brother keep up the good job.. Keep showing us some more.. We appreciate you... Big up!!!

[@progesbienaime5183]

Felicitation

[@kimberlyp.p]

The quality of this video was phenomenal. Super satisfying to watch. Thank you!

[@highlyfavored3942]

Fantastic

[@ingridfrancetravels]

Wonderful to see successful Haitiian business using RFID technology! Thanks for sharing! There’s a need for more laundry businesses.

[@lucthomas7626]

Thank you to whoever came up with this idea 💡 we, Haitians need to continue with that good work. If each of us who are living overseas would think of doing ONE good thing for Haiti we would have a country.

[@videyopeyi]

Back at it, again!!!

[@clemenceaualexis2285]

It's really unbelievable! I appreciate the work. Keep doing this kind of development around the country.

[@jocelyneetienne4307]

Merci SeeJeanty pou bon travay wap fes an Haiti 🇭🇹 😊

[@Caribart-vz6wg]

Yes my brother continue, continue, I love it , I wish I could put you on the jumbo screen in time square 😆😆👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾👍🏾👍🏾, please don’t stop

[@guerlinejean6019]

Yesssssssss, See Jeanty has done it again! Great job 🙏🙏💞💕

[@Abihu247]

Great content as usual. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Mackandal-]

Thank you for a great video, very positive perspective as usual. Keep up the good work!

[@jimmyboyz126]

Great video, i really appreciate your videos keep doing the good work 🇭🇹

[@tipasefar7403]

Wow! This is neat

[@IAMJEWEL7]

Great business idea! Thank you for sharing.

[@wilginepierre661]

Wonderfull as usual

[@wooderfordclesca9195]

Se te youn nan rèv mwen nou reyslize Bravo jeune entrepreneur

[@gregoireanglade2010]

JUST WONDERFUL...!

[@nerlandetherone8393]

Certain things I didn't know were excited back home thank you Jeanty

[@theanxiouscoder3579]

❤️👑👑 beautiful content

[@THECARGUY544]

I love your content brother big respect bro

[@bertini90]

SeeJeanty i can't thank you enough for showing us the good side of the country 👍🏽

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

Unique business interview and great camera

[@carlospedroelplano6287]

Thank you so much my Jamaican brother

[@ps-kc8ye]

GOOD JOB SEE JEANTY❤❤💪💪

[@brownw1011]

Love it! Make 🇭🇹 Great Again!

[@JohnnyCator]

@seeJeanty you're doing an amazing job promoting Haiti! How can we support you?

[@SeeJeanty]

Book is coming out soon. Make sure to be one of the first to buy it when it does :)

[@JohnnyCator]

Will do as soon as you publish the book. Again thank you for what you do!

[@jeanblezin7091]

Make sure it's available on Amazon cause I would really want to buy one.

[@taurussun2228]

This guy has a lot of character. Lol Good work sir.

[@popifrez5093]

Muy hermoso siga asi un dias dios puede cabias todo

[@lherisknowledge4fun]

BON TRAVAY JEANTY!

[@mirlande023]

I like that , a fantastic job Guys.

[@beyourowngoal3921]

How come I didn't know that in my own country, well done Bro

[@Appetizerswellappreciate]

Great 👍🏾 work 👏🏿 👍🏾 you got going on there brother 👏🏿 👍🏾 keep up the great work brother God bless you 🙏🏾 👍🏾 🙌🏾 👏🏿 😀 😊 🙏🏾 👍🏾

[@cclitus2]

Wow amazing

[@tipasefar7403]

Good morning, thank you very much

[@timpips]

great video

[@drinsr.7959]

Just WOW!!!

[@progesbienaime5183]

Si sa te ka fet nan tt peyi a

[@mirlande023]

Good job Guys , Create jobs for them. God bless God bless.i love it , I love it.

[@mirlande023]

That's beautiful

[@owhat615]

Great 👌

[@1987ravy]

Oh wow

[@yvonodnice7469]

Bel bagay trèbyen

[@olidieuvarilus1388]

Bon travay

[@videyopeyi]

Awesome videos! Want to watch them all. 🇭🇹 !!!!!!!! If you love them like me drop a like!!!

[@petionville9359]

Yes sir!

[@olidieuvarilus1388]

Company sa a ta dwe nan tout depatman yo pou ap bay sèvis wi

[@jimmyboyz126]

Vraiment bien dit

[@aideejosettethelemaque8888]

I'm so excited to hear from this Company A L S.A long time ago that came in mind.My country needs a public Laundromat.When ,I saw the video.Iam happy.May God continue his works on your company.

[@delmas5579]

se preske menm jan ak sa nou rele"dry"kote moun nan pote rade yo,e moun lave rade yo e passe yo,e ou ka pote rade pwop yo just passe yo,le ou pote rade pwop la,yo charge ou mwens,men company sa bay plus service e li nan yon lot nivo, ke,Bondye beni madame nan e bali plus lajan pou li ouvert plus business konsa

[@paulsimon2152]

Li patap fè kôb, moun yo pa gen pouvwa dacha. Se bagay lan peyi kap mache.

[@irenejean-louis1546]

I thought Decameron was closed is it still open that’s great

[@antoinegaston7244]

Respect ✊

[@norbertdelicieux1454]

Pouki sa neg radio yo pa moutre bagay positive ki gen ayiti.

[@syltannegarcon304]

Norbert non yo pap montre yo paske se positif li ye se te negatif la yo pa pran yon second pou yo metel sou social media a nou we se la plupa haitian ki pa vle we byen pou peyi a

[@delmas5579]

neg radio yo nan politic,si se pa pati pa yo ki nan pouvoir,yo pap montre anyen ki positive de peyi ya yo plus focus sou kraze ayiti

[@f.o.g3439]

Good job Haiti need more washers 😘

[@user-ol9be3gv3k]

Good job! Is the company Haitian owned?

[@rodlenepaul4978]

wow

[@hunicousa3412]

Also is that the ONLY ALS type of businesses in Haiti , is there a franchise or is it a family owned small business or is it what exactly? Are they expending ? What's the cost per load ? The needy greedy details are always the best way to go Jeanty lol go deeper & deeper but other than that this was a good one! I'll give ya a C+ grade for it

[@nightingaleofficial3604]

Family. All well functioning biz in Haiti are family owned. I saw the owner in another program a few yrs back. I can’t remember her name...yeap it was a lady if I am correct. As for your other question like expanding, franchising, I highly doubt given the anti business/tourist climate in Haiti.

[@manfromthepast]

😂😂😂 ya'll dudes funny...a C+ 😂😂😂

[@sandrabeldor7605]

Sean it’s seem that the resorts in the North are never featured in footage about Haiti tourism. Evere Time I visit Cap-Haitian I go to « Cormier plage » . You should visit there

[@estherarchange3192]

He has visited resorts in the North however Seejeanty is still growing and at the moment does not have the means to travel North. Maybe the more support, subscribers, and views he gets we can see more of Haiti. Check out his proposal, return video for the visit to Cap Haitian.

[@topbrazil9716]

Good👏👏🇭🇹🇧🇷

[@beneditedesir3862]

Mta swete ke sa nou di an vre, paske Haitian pa konn sak rele costumer service. Yo malelve pase kochon. Leu wal nan yon office in Haiti, they don't know how to talk to you. They need to know that costumers always right.

[@stephmarly8364]

Sak Costumers?

[@roseazor1067]

@@stephmarly8364 I think she means consumers

[@509king2]

Ou pi mal benedite

[@nikkidupouxstjean3221]

Yayyyy

[@landyvilson1123]

eske n ka ede m nan kad yon pwoje pou fin etud mwen svp.

[@jeancantave7782]

Great job on the services but you also need to expose these businesses for not helping the government to do more. I went to Decameron couple times and it is nice place but the owner never had the decency to do the road coming to the entrance of the premises. I am not saying you need to give millions but if you were in the US you will try to help the community where you have your premises. It is an absolute disgrace with the amount of money they made and they invest little to none in the surrounding community.

[@benhurguerrier9130]

Thx. Ur showing me where the jobs are in haiti. Because they told us there isn't any jobs in haiti @ all. My ? is? When the roads r block where does the 🚚truck driver pass to deliver the laundry? That means you have hired a lot of truck drivers. Is this business 24 hrs.?🤨🤨🤨 It has 2 be.🤔🤔🤔

[@progesbienaime5183]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@desirstevenson1567]

Nou te bezwen yon neg konsa haiti

[@paulsimon2152]

How do you get to these places with all these chaos in Haiti?

[@SeeJeanty]

Because Haiti isn't in chaos. One day popular media and vice news will stop painting Haiti as such. I wish your news entities would focus on your own countries chaos more... Like the mass shootings that happen in every other day (you just had a guy kill 7 asains cause he "had a bad day").... How do you guys live in such conditions?

[@paulsimon2152]

@@SeeJeanty that's your personal vue, I can't argue with you bro. Don't get me wrong I'm leaving in Haiti by choice after almost 30 years leaving abroad.

[@paulsimon2152]

@@SeeJeanty as far as mass shootings in the State and the situation in Haiti bro, that's compared apples & oranges. Anyway I like your work even though we have differences on some issues.

[@boubie3039]

Honestly, Moulin Sur Mer is way better than Decameron....

[@etiennefritz493]

video genle se pou anglofone ou fe l , oubyen ou panse tt ayisyen pale anglé

[@progesbienaime5183]

Si neg opposition yo te fe youn nan chak ville yo li tap bon wi olye yap boule kraze selman yo ta kreye anplwa

[@emmanuelsylvestre5105]

Yo pa vle courant nan pays a ban mechan camokin

[@wakeuppeople9634]

You have to watch your fingers sometimes you accidentally put up the devil horns. Hopefully it’s an accident. look into it

[@hunicousa3412]

The French spoken wanna be chicks ruined it. Jis pale Kreyol la or just English all the way .... Jeez lol also I'm wondering why was it tho that the Administrators or owners didn't say a word?!? I don't get why they didn't ... May be TBD

[@nightingaleofficial3604]

I noticed it too. But then I thought about how most Haitians (the low key jealous ones mainly) feel about seeing a working business in the hands of milat yo so I think it was a strategic move to let the employees speak for the biz.

[@roseazor1067]

I Hunico USA lol!! I agree with you. She should of just stayed with the creole all the way. Maybe she wanted us to see that she could speak French too.

[@hunicousa3412]

@@roseazor1067 a language they don't EVEN speak at all they just pretending as if they do when it's pretty obvious they don't at all. She was struggling to find words to say in French gosh thats a dang shame. Enough should be enough with this BS French language stuff.... It ain't working

[@roseazor1067]

@@hunicousa3412 lol!! So true🤨

[@gabrielojabe5829]

How can i apply for the job