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[@johnnytsu9011]

Gulsher saying that he and his brothers take his disabled brother’s opinion so that he has no complex is the most wholesome and loving thing I’ve heard on this channel… these men are just sublime.

[@SusanPlunkett]

Yes.....so compassionate.

[@sandrataylor3723]

Thank you all for sharing your cultural values with us. Understanding each other's cultures makes for better communication.

[@linebrunelle1004]

do you understand that each of these men are from one country and different cultures?

[@annainspain5176]

​@@linebrunelle1004It's obvious they do.

[@helenbartoszek243]

Really? I wonder how much understanding was shown to Muslims in America and around the world on the 11th September and the months following the attacks on the World Trade Centre?

[@i7887]

Seems like a lot of incest from Khans people

[@gayleroberts-stewart3016]

This is one of the best interview videos. More, more.

[@damedamsel3300]

That's what I said too. my favorite video so far.

[@randytessman6750]

So much RESPECT I have for you four men

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Amen to that! There will likely be some who will disagree with me on this, but these are my thoughts. Other people aren't under any obligation to agree with me. But I do hope that they at least respect my right to have them. Sadly, just because education is readily available in the West, that doesn't necessarily guarantee a "quality" education. It seems like our schools these days, are discouraging family unity and teaching the younger generation to be focused solely on themselves. This is a relatively new phenomenon, at least for me. I grew up in the South (US) and there was a certain level of respect for our elders that was instilled in us from early childhood. You don't see that nearly as much these days, where anyone over 50 is considered to be a "silly old boomer". The morals and values that we learned as kids, are now thought of as old fashioned and outdated. It's disheartening to say the least and I pray every day for a return to the values and ideals that I was taught. I fear that a society without unity cannot succeed and that's all the more true for families. Best of luck to you with your girls. It sounds like you are doing your best to guide them down the right paths. I pray that they listen to and appreciate your efforts and follow the advice and guidance you're giving them. 🙏🕊️

[@bremCZ]

​@@bobbiejojackson9448That's not new. Every generation says that. I remember my Grandfather saying that we had no respect for our elders, now I see it in my grandkids. Nothing has changed, you've just switched sides. And it's not school, it's parents. It used ti be that a school could discipline children, now if they try to the parents scream at the teachers. Little to do with school, everything to do with parents.

[@randomness8819]

@@bremCZ how common were teachers being assaulted by students in your time? glad school doesn't discipline kids so they don't beat them for non compliance to indoctrination in propaganda

[@randomness8819]

bless u n ur kids may you all be protected from evil amen

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@@bremCZ I realize that there's a generational component to this, but the younger generation in the West right now are a whole different beast. I'm not sure how much you delve into social media or cultural issues, but I'm guessing that it's not something that you focus on. And that's absolutely fine. But if you took a bit of a deep dive into what these kids are doing to themselves and the level of indoctrination they're experiencing from every possible direction, it's pretty frightening stuff. I sure never thought I'd ever see some of the things I'm seeing today. Certainly not in my lifetime. I'm in my early 40s and my children are still young. I've been an elementary school teacher for 15 years, but my husband and I were becoming so concerned about what's being taught in our public schools, that we decided that I'd stay home and we'd home school. And we're not alone. All of our friends with school aged children are either home schooling or taking their kids out of public schools and putting them in private schools. It's definitely not at all the same as it was when I was in school. 😕

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

I really admire how they are able to not only reside in the same house with such a large and extended family, but also marvel at the way they stilL have much lovE for each other at the end of the day as well! 😄

[@tahiraleem]

Tolerance is the key🔑

[@WlknHope2024]

Others might call you unfortunate or in need, but I see blessings upon your people. Humble hearts and I adore that. Thank you for educating others especially during these times of greed. I love ALL OF YOU and will continue to support this channel as much I can from here. You have a good group of people out here who support and love you. 🙏

[@FionaEm]

This is one your channel's best videos 😊 I loved hearing about the way our favourite villagers live and think. More videos like this, please ❤

[@shirleyz7400]

That was so awesome to hear their answer. The best is when they talk about their families! God bless them all! ✌️👍💚🤗

[@MaverickJackJohnson]

The communal lifestyle of eastern culture is something that we should aspire to in the west instead of shunning. The level of love and support that a family has for one another in those cultures is how we were meant to live and work. Thank you for sharing with us!

[@bubbleslee8724]

I think our youth turn to drugs due to the family life is being shattered so much here in the states. Many have no idea what a normal family is like, father, mother & children. Too many in the USA are accustomed to hand outs or worst to replace the lack of family love & all that does is fall short of what they are seeking. I have been fortunate to be raised in a normal family and blessed for my faith in Jesus Christ. The choices of faith, family & friends are more precious than any amount of $. May God Almighty bless these gentle & amazing people 3-fold. They are a true treasure of mankind.

[@ivaeradon4570]

While I don't dismiss the benefits of family, I- personally- would like to suggest that not everyone feels the same way about family and community. Not everyone feels the same desire to live closely with those peoples, and in fact flourish as singular entities who uncommonly associate with said peoples. That's not to say that there is no benefit, or that one is right and one is wrong, only that different people have different desires and needs when it comes to interacting socially with any given relation or extension of people. Some people love their families and friends, and still desire solitude 90% of the time- which is generally at odds with the aforementioned eastern familial lifestyle.

[@Warpath86x0]

Tribal lifestyle and Tribal people try are becoming some of my most watched content on KZbin. You guys are are really doing a fantastic job building your channel and creating good, entertaining and informative content. We need channels like this on KZbin to bring understanding of how another's way of life is somewhere else on this world. Good.jon guys!👍

[@georgegraham6507]

This is, by far, one of the best segments TPT has put together! Thank you for posting it - I feel like I know these gentlemen so much better, now. BTW, tell GSK he looks terrific with his greying beard and mustache as it visually shows his wisdom and dignity. (And the new turban? The best!)

[@damedamsel3300]

This is the most insightful video to date that you guys have done. I love it!!! Getting to know the guys on this channel personally has been awesome. I'm loving a lot of the newer content because it gives us more of an insight into their lives And who they are. This is my favorite video thus far. Please give us more And thank you guys for sharing with us all. 🥰💙

[@KHABIB-TIME]

"Lo! men who surrender unto Allah, and women who surrender, and men who believe and women who believe, and men who obey and women who obey, and men who speak the truth and women who speak the truth, and men who persevere (in righteousness) and women who persevere, and men who are humble and women who are humble, and men who give alms and women who give alms, and men who fast and women who fast, and men who guard their modesty and women who guard (their modesty), and men who remember Allah much and women who remember - Allah hath prepared for them forgiveness and a vast reward." Glorious Qur'an 33:35

[@hollish196]

This was completely fascinating! I loved hearing about their lives and how the families work within themselves. So excellent!! I would love to hear about how they would change things in their villages to make life better.

[@Aja-Christian]

Learning about these Tribal uncles, where they're from and how they live is truly and honor and a privilege 🙏 I wish them all the happiness in the world and a long life!

[@bellavita4237]

If you happy and you know it clap your hands 👏🏻👏🏻 What the gentleman described of their life style and family. That’s how it was many years ago in my Italian family. Every one got together having good times; Cooking, eating, laughing lots of fun. When the elders passed on to heaven things changed the kids grew up had their own lives moved away etc. It was a time when families were close knit and all were in everyone’s business giving advice. I miss those days. But I still try to have my gathering with mine. Of course not as loud as the houseful of noisy Italians from days gone by. 😂😂 I enjoyed their telling of lifestyle. America not what she use to be. If you happy and you know it stomp your feet. I’m doing both as my children, grandchildren and husband makes me very happy. Great video producer👌🏻 Y’all take care 🇺🇸

[@RS-zt5zj]

Italian family structure is more like middle eastern family structure than European! Such tight families. Its great.

[@paulafowler5099]

For all the advancements that we have here in the West, we sadly lack many of these vital things that these guys have....you guys collectively, are the definition of good hearted humanity. You are blessed to have your family so close...I envy you. Bless you all....your life philosophy is outstanding.

[@jakebluethunder]

This was a great video with good insights and interesting viewpoints. What better way to learn about other cultures than from the people themselves instead of reading it from a textbook or website. I really appreciate these gentlemen and come to like and respect them more each day. 😊👍

[@jennifernaumann740]

I loved this video! I am constantly learning from your channel. Maybe some day we can see more videos of each man’s home and every day lives. Thank you all for sharing! ❤

[@sarae316]

This was great! More of these please. Such special topics and heartwarming. A gift to us to be able to hear this directly and help us understand.

[@theempath8244]

Lovely educational video of humble lives and wonderful values. Respect to you all.

[@AC-ni4gt]

Hearing about the electricity outage lasting for half a day to a day reminded me of when I was growing up. I was a child when I moved into a new neighborhood and there were times when the power was out for so long that my parents will ask me and my younger sister to get the candles out so they can light it. It was only when the power came back on we could blow the candles out. Some times having a candle or two never hurts.

[@MayimHastings]

Thank you so much for this! This is how families should live, it's so impressive! It also made me realize just how traumatic it must be to immigrate to a new country and culture. Because we (Americans) are a country of immigrants, we don't have those same ties, and that's clearly our biggest issue - very little family/community structure. These are qualities that we need to learn from our new arrivals, and from you guys, our lovely mentors. Love to you all! Allah Hafiz! 💚🙏🕊

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

It's difficult to assimilate. My husband is an engineer but took a retail job at first. He was appalled when couples showed up and men made their wives or girlfriends pay for their own orders or quibbled over a few dollars, he was really shocked to see insecure guys tracking the location of their spouse and jumping to jealous conclusions, it bothers him a lot when family is disrespectful to each other.

[@Chibi1982]

May I be more grateful for the things I've got. While they're lives seem full, I know I've got things they dream of. Maybe I wouldn't be depressed if I could see more of the good things in my life. I'll keep trying if you'll all keep trying. I'm glad I found you all. It's fun and informative to learn and try foods with you. ❤

[@Rod-IT]

There is a lot can be learned from their values.

[@MagicalSoulMindStorm]

Interesting. Thank you for sharing. Would like to know if their daughters are going to school (or granddaughters.) Maybe we can send them books!

[@annainspain5176]

I wish we could send them a School in a Box, but they'd still need a teacher, who needs a salary and a place to live.

[@willyvonessen4399]

Love this video. Please let's have more when possible. Welcome back, Gulsher Kahn !! Missed seeing you here sir.

[@darlenew1981]

Very interesting! I love hearing about other people's cultures and the way they live. I find that some things are the same in any culture.

[@pamelakossakoski4312]

This was just wonderful. I loved learning more about these men and their culture, etc. I wish more people in the world had the same dedication and respect to family as they do. This really touched my heart, more than all of the videos I've seen of them (and I've seen them all). Thank you for this.

[@stephenhensley5631]

I love these men and learn so much from them and how strong their culture makes them .

[@神崎アオイ-o4o]

thank you very much for this episode Thank you for sharing your values with us and hearing about other people's values makes us understand each other better. I especially appreciate that Mr. Baloch can appreciate what is right and what is wrong despite still wanting to respect his mother's wishes. I love hearing this kind of thing and learning about other people's lives. I am happy to hear that more and more girls are getting an education and I hope this continues improving. It's so heart warming to hear everyone being happy about more people getting educated. It's very interesting to hear the history of Mr. Baloch's tribe and what changes have happened. There's no way we in Hong Kong would ever know this if it weren't for the TBT channel. thank you for showing us the wonderful food and the amazing culture.

[@fatimakbashar566]

Assalaamu Aalaikuum, it was really good to hear how you live and do things together. You are much stronger when you are together. May Allah bless you and your families with love and respect. Aameen. Take care. Fatima K Bashar.

[@hjisagirl]

The strength of your culture seems to be respect for each other. This is something we have lost in the west. Everyone going in their own direction.

[@RS-zt5zj]

Its very strong communities and faith. Without those two I don't know how people can get by in the west.

[@CherylPix62]

It is a blessed family that sticks together! Honoring your elders is a good thing! ❣️

[@zaikia9775]

This was beautiful learning about your culture. Please share more. 💞

[@carlfisher5195]

That was great and very interesting... I really love these people... It's so frustrating that there's a language barrier... I have so many questions and so much i would love to talk to them about.

[@samsherwood2836]

That was really interesting. I can't wait to send you foods from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

I wish there were halal meat pies and bridies.

[@OkiePeg411]

Even in my family...we are all spread out all over. Hundreds of miles between us all. I moved closer to my elderly parents (now in their 90s) but they want to be completely independent from all their kids. Everyone has their own house in different cities in 2 different states. We live 600 miles away from my brother. Their son lives at his college 1000 miles away. My son is in the military and has been all over the world...now lives "close" at 300 miles from me. When my parents pass i will be completely alone 300+ miles away from any immediate family. I love the Tribal People and their close families sharing everything, helping each other and supporting each member. They are truly blessed.

[@MsCanadianeh]

I enjoyed this! Very enlightening thanks!

[@1LIR1]

Love this video!! Learning about our foreign friends helps me understand them more and more.

[@user-to8bj1hr3s]

What an excellent, informative video! So interesting to learn about tribal culture. Please, could you make a similar video about the kinds of work and employment the men and also the women do, to support the families? It would be facinating to learn about the various jobs and work tribal people have done in the past, and what work they do now. Thank you for educating us about your culture!

[@mtnJoy-pv3kr]

this is beautiful 💕

[@petrabutler3315]

I would LOVE to watch them all go to the pilgrimage!!! I think it would be totally awesome!!!

[@markdanley6260]

Thank you gentlemen so much for sharing these matters with us! Regarding the cuisine and food that is usually eaten in your areas -- one thing I always like about your food reaction videos is that you often compare some element of the Western dishes that you try with something commonly eaten in your area. Mr. Gul Sher Khan is especially good at this. He often will tell us about something similar that people in his family and village eat right as he is tasting a Western dish. The other gentleman do this as well of course. I am sorry that the unemployment and wages situation there is difficult but on the other hand I am glad that you gentleman can make some money by making these videos and sharing your opinions with us. I think you really deserve it. All four of you are so wonderful to watch, and hearing your explanations and opinions is wonderful for us. We really enjoy hearing from Pakistani people this way. You have so many wonderful things to share and we appreciate it.

[@Whippy99]

This was so interesting to watch! Thank you all for sharing your insights into your daily lives. 😊

[@PV-pu5iu]

So much mutual caring in your culture. It's wonderful. Please, please, give girls as much education as boys. We are not inferior, and are half the human race. There's no reason to deprive a human being of education. That's just oppression for no reason.

[@momofchampions7293]

If they had better education system they would send their daughters school but it seems it costs alot to send a child to school while no proper education being taught like many nations around the world with corrupted politicians bleeding the people...also safety could be another reason many chose to keep daughters home.. in many countries like mine ,in the rural nomad areas and villages are same, people hold onto their daughters tightly ,,,alot of rape and human trafficking on the rise as the world gets more corrupt and unpleasant 😥

[@moizahmed4705]

Most parents do it out of necessity as higher education is very expensive and some parents cannot afford it for all of their children so naturally they invest more in their son's education as men are expected to provide for the family. This is one of the reasons why global literacy rate is higher in males than females.

[@OkiePeg411]

Why can't the wo.en in their families teach the girls to read, write and mathematics? Send one or 2 of the women to school to learn then they can teach the others?

[@wendidallas8213]

Much, much respect 🙏 they say they are poor, but they seem like some of the richest men in the world 🌎 😉

[@smokeyson]

This was very educational to watch. It's great to see that their cultures are very family oriented. Everyone pretty much works together and looks after each other which is amazing

[@kinjiru731]

Very interesting look at how life is there, I enjoyed learning more about each of their cultures.

[@OkiePeg411]

When i was a child, we lived near the Texas Gulf Coast. Often had hurricanes blow through. We lost electricity and sometimes we had no power for a week. We had well wayer so the pump for the well didn't work, no refrigeration. It was difficult, but my parents were very smart and knew how to plan for no power. We had water stored in old milk bottles, bathtub, water heater. We always had candles on hand. We weren't too upset to not have tv. Kids (and a lot of adults) today wouldnt know what to do without all their electronics and 500 channels and phones/internet. I know for sure id be fine. I dont have tv in my house anyway and have survived before without gadgets.

[@alanatolstad4824]

This was very interesting.

[@dougclegg7955]

Thank you so much for sharing your lives and cultures with us. It is always a joy to learn more about you and how you live🙏

[@Marty4650]

The life they are describing is pretty much how my grandparents lived.... around 100 years ago.

[@SMV95OA]

I love hearing them describe how they live in large families. Many desi families here in the U.S. are more wealthy than others because they share a household and family income.

[@philipmervin6967]

Living together in a big family ❤❤❤❤sharing and caring 🙏

[@sandyhayden-bristow1382]

Thank you so much for sharing a piece of your lives with us. Family is indeed the strength and unity of any culture which should not be forsaken. We all need to get back to these basic roots and be thankful for what we have rather than always looking at what we want. Many blessings upon you fine gentlemen and your families.

[@gdaygday1209]

Interesting to hear how life is changing for all of us. Again thanks for sharing. ❤❤😊

[@KarenCurr]

♥ Thank you so much for this video!!! We loved learning about the details of each subject/question. We honor and respect your cultures/practices and appreciate knowing more about it now, than we did prior to this video. Knowledge enlightens! After seeing this we could not love these four men even more! Food note: We absolutely love all types but especially Mid-Eastern cuisine- we love to eat lentils, veggies, curries, and meats such as lamb/chicken etc., to enhance some of our dishes but the specific use of spices are SO rewarding and especially eaten with flat bread! I think it is much like "everyday" Asian cuisine (I am Asian, my husband is American). In my family, types of protein are added into a meal basically for flavor/nutrition/texture interest and not as a specific stand alone dish. However I/my parents/my grandparents etc have done so- that is; cooked a meal of a whole chicken/lamb roast/roast beef/roast pork supported by veggies and grain, BUT only if it is a special occasion or receiving guests.

[@Windys21]

Very interesting and informative video guys. Thank you for sharing.

[@julzmunckton]

What a wonderful video , fascintating to hear about this side of their lives and their famalies, thank you for giving us this insight about your lives.

[@mdrummer4063]

This is one of my favorite videos so far. Thank you to all of these gentlemen for sharing their experiences. I love how important family is to them. I think we, as Americans, could really benefit from staying closer together as families. Much love to all.

[@vbee3571]

These are some of the things the U.S.A. used to have-but threw away. I hope these men can keep them better than we did.

[@jennifersakowicz3743]

Thank you, this was a wonderful video 😀

[@PollyHistor]

Gulsher Khan, welcome back from Hajj! You look amazing my friend! There is such a renewed vigor and clarity to your eyes, full of Spirit! The Salt & Pepper colors of your hair is truly dashing and makes you even more handsome. In America, we call that look a "Silver Fox" because you are foxy (meaning incredibly good-looking) in your silver hair. Glad to have you back! 🖤🩶🖤🩶

[@Gerrygambone]

Very insightful video. No doubt they share their good fortune of being on Tribal People with their extended families.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

They do. They buy rations and distribute them to remote villages.

[@MayimHastings]

And praying for cooler weather for you! It's been a hot one, but it looks like Sunday will be cooler and stormy throughout the day for y'all ☺️☃️❄️

[@natzajac70]

These answers were so insightful i very much enjoyed learning more about you and your thoughts

[@ally9830]

this was so enlightening

[@cynthiaschwab8894]

Always wonderful to see you all and thanks for sharing!!!

[@stevenzwolinski3047]

Wow , its like 1882 was in America , Chaudhary was so sweaty must be 110 degrees, are we fortunate to live in America, a lot of folks here take what they have for granted, I myself am blessed and know it ✅💯

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Plentyyy of folkz in the 'States are blesSed and they know it, though there are places that are even morE prosperous in many different ways than America as well so let's noT play that dated, old stereotype!

[@robertawalker204]

I very much liked this video these men could teach a thing or two to the men of today I hope u can do this again please folks keep questions respectful so glad I found the channel love from USA🥰

[@suzannebenton8329]

It will be awesome when KZbin will unite the world and its many cultures through videos like this!!! Thank you all for sharing.

[@needlebellepedley4399]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@gacchan]

What a great video, would love to see more of this in the future.

[@SusanPlunkett]

This is a wonderful video.

[@bitfenix90]

I am always curious about why these people wear THAT headgear. Not "why wear headgear at all", but why THAT headgear. How often and why do they change? What is the difference between some headgear from other versions?

[@danyomega1472]

The turban (locally known as Pagri or Pagg)? It is a cultural headgear wore by men in Punjab & Balochistan. It's a single piece of cloth wrapped around head into different types of turban

[@randytessman6750]

Has been covered in past videos, is religious & cultural traditions.

[@tahirghaffar5335]

It also provides protection from direct sun heat.

[@cooleo1979]

It is also a reminder for them that death in inevitable. Life is temproray and they have to stand in judgement before God. So that when they die, they atleast have a kafan (shroud) to get their body wrapped in for a respectable burial. Gulsher gave this explaination in a previous video as he comes from a warrior clan.

[@kophee3027]

I would like to know who each has helped his family and village/community by having this channel and all the fame they now receive. 💕💐

[@skyeomalley3259]

Wonderful gentlemen all, who else thinks Tahir has always been a mischievous bohemian?

[@chriscarlton9682]

Love to you all and Thank You for sharing your culture with us, so that we may all understand and Love each other.

[@annainspain5176]

This is the best video you've ever posted. More content like this please.

[@timebong8366]

As much as you guys love our (USA) foods, I love how your families stick together. We in America are slowly getting there because of unemployment and homelessness

[@marthalikens482]

How interesting. I would like to meet their families!

[@thelmahoare]

Peace be upon you, thank you for sharing and giving insight into your lives in Pakistan, I live in a very tiny country called Belize, and we are a poor country with corruption keeping it behind developing. We also suffer the same education problems with school fees being high, and poor curriculum problems, many of the old ways are lost, including good food.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

I had a very beautiful necklace gifted to me by someone who visited your country in the 90's, and it's been on my to visit place ever since! 😊

[@Meandmymirror]

It’s so beautiful there

[@karlkustrich9295]

They are rich in family and that is what matters most in life.

[@kathynurks4379]

Thank you for this video. I pray better schools & infrastructure for your country. I noticed, with great delight, that many of your ways are similar to how I grew up. But unfortunately, the western culture has lost so much of that. They say it's in the name of progress, but it makes me sad to see good values tossed in the garbage. May God bless you all.

[@神崎アオイ-o4o]

I think we all need to figure out better ways to protect ourselves and our children from harm, and nurture the ability to tell what's wrong from right in our society. But at the same time it is also true that we lack new ways in the new world that help us connect with each other and form strong communities. Some family members may truly not care about us and not be the best for us, but it doesn't mean there aren't other good people out there and that our society can't find other ways to band together and help each other out. We all need to be proactive and learn how to respect each other's needs and safety as human beings.

[@paulajones5018]

That was very interesting to see how they live and share.

[@nananazimam2060]

Much respect ❤

[@franceskelley596]

Ya’ll need to start and American Bakery.

[@Bruh4reel]

Respecting elders is important, but also important is to grow and advance. If we leave everything to the elders, we never advance beyond what they knew and experienced. They have knowledge and wisdom that should be respected and considered, but they are also limited by their lack of experience in the new era. It is important to learn from our elders, but also as important to learn from other cultures and to absorb knowledge from all other cultures and all new things. This channel illustrates this idea.

[@allisonashby626]

I live alone in California, my Aunt by marriage (Uncle deceased) lives with my cousins in Arizona, My father and mother near Chicago, a cousin farther out from Chicago, my Uncle and his wife live in middle of that state, a cousin lives in Indiana, I have an Uncle and his wife and members of her family in Florida, We are all spread out, living or own lives, We keep in touch by phone, email, messaging, some are visiting each other. I am 57; I was married but now I am divorced. I have become disabled but I and my government take care of me. Sometimes I miss my parents. I think there is some wisdom in each system, yours and ours. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*Very informative for me, thank you. I wish we could help with newer technology, but I also wish at times for a simpler life myself.*

[@teresasarigan251]

I have learnt a lot about your culture from watching this video. Well done. By the way could you please update on the status of your other YT channel?

[@EmmelineSama]

I so hope mr Chaudharys new diet, eating junkfood with lots of meat and sweets, doesn't make him sick. He had such a healthy diet before being a taste tester.

[@Warpath86x0]

Yes! You guys love drinking milk. I am a big milk drinker myself.

[@marcrodriquez5153]

All of these brothers spoke the truth.

[@focu2567]

OH BROTHER! That's a lot of respect and honest too 😢😢😢😢"between 70% and 90% of married women have experienced abuse from their spouses at any time in their lives … mostly women and girls face violence in different forms, including physical, sexual, psychological, and economic abuse

[@thaisstone5192]

Wow. That was fascinating.

[@emilywayman6348]

Thanku so much for sharing how your lives are. Every video you share with us makes us so happy. My husband and I are truly grateful for your videos. God bless all of you. You are lights in a hard world that make us feel much brighter about life. ❤

[@craigr.5089]

Love learning more about you guys!!

[@mskiara18]

1:30 - Truly is sad that the government is not helping the poor with education by providing schools and teachers for their children, I hope with this channel that can change. If you're unable to build schools, there are some videos online that can help with language and math in Urdu if this helps. 2:43 - Best wishes as well to getting more for your villages to improve infrastructure.

[@juliehall2893]

Thank you for sharing! I'm America, even children might have a separate room for their own.

[@user-vs6hx9ib2o]

This was more interesting than the food videos. I'd love to see more of this!