we got stuck in the desert…

[@flyingfree3422]

The fact that Ali did all of this for total strangers, while fasting for Ramadan, no less, speaks volumes about the Omani people. ❤

[@THEzero139]

Muslims are generally very nice and hospital.

[@princesstwobuns8506]

I was thinking the same thing! I try to conserve my energy as much as possible when I fast. And throw in the heat of the desert…oof.

[@tonytrumble]

There's got to be a jack and you can use the max tracks to keep it from sinking in the sand. Look and see if the inside bead is off the rim if not try to hold outside bead against rim while inflating tire.

[@gregdcross]

It proves what I have said for years. Much of the world has gotten critical towards anyone who is Muslim. That is because they see radical extremist Muslims waging wars and terror. But the truth is not all Muslims are bad people and ignorant people don't realize that the Quran specifically states they must be forgiving to others. The radical Muslims rule by fear, indoctrinate hatred to the people they rule from a young age and lie to them to make them believe that they must live a life of feudalism. Oman is moderate Muslim state and the people want peace not war. That is why Nate and Kate found them to be extremely nice.

[@BajaGirl302]

Yes Muslims are! I am looking forward to going to Oman 🇴🇲 Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Adrian-Maxwell]

I hope that Ali’s drink of choice is always the perfect temperature, his camels live long and happy lives, he never stubs his toe, and every other aspect of his life is fantastic. Also, I commend how calm you guys were. I would’ve been an absolute mess.

[@cur92lyone]

This is such a beautiful, unique and a lovely blessing

[@jamesribzz]

I love this! Thank you for such an amazing comment

[@RebeccaEWebber]

So mote it be and so it is! What a wonderful blessing.

[@TinaWilliamsArt]

All of this 🙌🏼

[@FireCracker3240]

Dear Ali: If you are by some chance reading this, thank you. You are an absolute angel to have come and helped two strangers in the middle of the desert, while expecting nothing in return. Taking care of Kara and Nate was above and beyond, and we couldn't be more grateful for your kindness, warmth and humanity. From a girl living in Pennsylvania USA, much love and gratitude to you and the beautiful people of Oman. We will always remember you. ❤

[@N-A-uw5fp]

I don’t read many comments, but I loved your comment and I am also from Pennsylvania. 🤣👍

[@arlenesolis024]

Well said FireCracker ❤

[@Imlookingover007]

It demonstrates how good people can be found everywhere.And Kara we are so here for riveting content😂😂😂

[@kellydornon1788]

I second this!

[@TangerineTulip]

Beautiful said ❤

[@Peachess.lane.]

Kara, my level of respect for you is thru the roof. When you changed your clothes to respect the local more modest clothing customs, I was blown away. Thank you for being such a great example and for the highest level of respect you pay to everyone you meet. Thank God for, Ali!

[@hildadevries2850]

Noticed that too! So respectful!

[@cur92lyone]

I noticed that too!! Loved it.

[@ayerlikz]

I was looking for this comment! I noticed it to and was blown away!

[@maryshade6122]

Couldn't agree more. What I loved most is she just did it...didn't say a word or point it out and make a big deal out of it.

[@jj-if6it]

As everyone should!

[@fridaibarra5983]

Ali so selflessly helping other people while in Ramadan with no food or water just made me cry a true angel ❤️‍🩹

[@zzzzzx7903]

Ramadan fasting is essentially intermittent fasting light - without the scientific name 😃 Dawn to dusk is about 12h, intermittent fasting calls for 16 min. Very healthy. Also it's considered a private matter so a person working in a desert is completely free to have some water, as long as he doesn't make a spectacle out of it. Oh and the clothing he wears (being wrapped in it) actually reduces perspiration/dehydration - little known fact. Plus concentrated tea tricks 😃 Long story. You are hardly ever going to see an Arab in a desert gulping water - and then sweating it out in next 5-15 min like an idiot 😃 Body gets trained not to waste water as long as it's kept in approx constant conditions (wrapping in white cotton). When Ali saw Nate in black and shorts he probably panicked like "this guy is going to die soon" 😃 So, Nate, next time going to a desert just buy some local Arab clothes - head to toe 😃 Yes including the headwear 😃😃😃

[@theresaeng5330]

Okay I have to say something about Kara, how respectful it was of you to cover up in front of Ali, maybe you didn't do that on purpose but maybe you did, that was very very respectful of you NOT to be in your shorts and tank in front of him. And so very nice of Ali to help. They seem to be very friendly and helpful there.

[@kk-xi8li]

I noticed that as well. Also thought that was respectful

[@theresaeng5330]

@@kk-xi8li That is the first thing I noticed, it hows they do their homework as to the customs. I'm sure when they started there was mistakes, but I bet they were taught and remembered what to do, especially in a Middle Eastern country. They are such a lovely couple.

[@yelesomeus4534]

I thought that too 👏🏼👏🏼

[@amyyates8273]

I didn’t even realize that until I read your comment and I went back to look. Wow, Kara is fantastic!

[@Zz2424zxcvbnn]

I’m glad Ali was able to find you guys and help you out of a jam in such a desolate place. It’s good people like Ali who make Oman one of the safest places in the Middle East to travel and live. Also, I can’t imagine Ali coming across any tourists other than you two who would do a better job reflecting the best of American civility! Love you guys and I’ll always support your channel! ❤

[@SC-uf5bc]

And in a white vehicle no less!

[@eleanorcramer7986]

This truly was a wild ride to bring Ali to you. Great ambassadors meet the dates are a very special souvenir . You could build quite an address or autograph book. Oh wait you make videos.

[@Castedlots]

He was like an angel in white. The Bible says you never know when you entertain angels unaware.

[@ashleegrace1187]

@@SC-uf5bc genuinely asking, does the colour of the vehicle matter?

[@Zz2424zxcvbnn]

@@ashleegrace1187 It’s a reference to the classic ‘knight in shining armor arriving on his white horse’! Except, nowadays a horse is replaced with a car.

[@lethiapage4767]

So glad this comment section is an Ali thank you board! I will add my thanks. I cried watching this mans generosity. So much fighting among the religions but he went out of his way to help you and asked nothing in return. It doesn't matter how you pray, that is holiness in my opinion. Oman for the win. When you go back you should look him up!

[@jessicaphillips619]

Unrelated to this video, but I just wanted to make sure you both know that your true fans will stick with you when you need to take mental health breaks. Please prioritize yourselves and do whatever you need to do to stay healthy. While I very much look forward to your videos, I'd much rather you take the time off that you need in order to enjoy your experiences and not feel the overwhelming pressure to constantly produce content. That said, thank you for what you have given the fans! For many of us that will likely never visit all of these places, we still get to see it through your eyes. For that, saying "thank you" isn't enough!

[@KaraandNate]

You are so kind. Thanks for the love ❤

[@KenziiThaBaddest]

@@KaraandNatewe would rather have you guys take breaks when you need to so that you don’t get burnt out, then leave the platform altogether like some have due to the mental toll it takes on ya! Much love ❤

[@LauraPorter-o6g]

Agree completely

[@lizhutchinson6978]

100% what Jessica said. We actually care about you guys.

[@annecaunce]

My favourite series of yours yet. Oman and it's people look incredible.

[@kb7533]

I'm in and out of Oman often for work - Ali's kindness is absolutely reflective of the hospitality you find here in the Middle East, I've loved living here the last 10 years. Thank you so much Kara & Nate for sharing with the world how wonderful these countries and nations are in such a respectful and tolerant way.

[@tp06]

The incredible kindness of Ali alone makes me want to visit Oman to meet the super hospitable people. ❤

[@johnpeterdean1653]

I lived in Oman for 7 years. Rule No 1. Never go out into the desert alone. Always have a buddy car. Rule No. 2 Always tell someone where you are going to andd how long you will be. Rule No 3. Always carry a jack and know how to change a wheel. Rule No 4. Don't leave your vehicle and try to walk out. You will likely not make it.....The Wahiba Sands are fantastic, the real desert is amazing. But not to be taken lightly

[@jackielowrey3032]

I was going to say they should’ve drove 2 cars in case something happened to one of them.

[@jj-if6it]

Hope they learned a lesson

[@sonametler7394]

I much prefer the south of Oman, having lived NEAR salalah in the 70s as a kid

[@rawyaalbusaidi9766]

Hi Kara and Nate, I just wanted to say how incredibly beautiful your series of videos exploring Oman is. As an Omani from the capital Muscat, I deeply appreciate all the positive things you had to say about our country. Ali, truly reflects the kindhearted nature of our people. I couldn't believe it when I saw you were in Ibra, the tiny town where I go to university! It's wild to think my all-time favorite KZbinrs were so close by. I've been watching your videos for years, and seeing you explore places so dear to me was truly special. Thank you for sharing your journey and showcasing the beauty of Oman. Rawya Al Busaidi

[@Artevibe]

This felt like old-school Kara and Nate - the exploring, the locals, the van life and cooking! Well done :-)

[@investingjim2801]

The kindness of Ali made this old man cry.

[@SelbyPhotography]

Same

[@MagicBodyMind]

aww.. now you made me cry the third time))

[@kristyboule8768]

Me too

[@lizbond5084]

My husband and I cried watching the beautiful soul, Ali, help you. I need more positive content like this in my life. He was the true definition of a hero. ❤

[@wikedkhaleesi]

Oh my gosh Ali was literally an earth angel.

[@MoeMaiSue]

Ali is the 🐐 ! His selflessness and generosity in helping you guys brought me to tears 😭. I’m seriously moved by Ali’s actions. You definitely have a guardian angel watching over you guys during all your travels! 🥹🥹🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 so glad you guys are safe!

[@dotsonms]

When my late husband and I did van life 25 years ago he fixed a flat tire in the middle of nowhere desert using a shoe string and jb weld to get us back to a town. We traveled with paper maps and a prayer, good memories ❤

[@KaraandNate]

He sounds like a gem ❤

[@dotsonms]

I want to write a book about our travels.

[@kikyochan66]

Writing a book sounds like a wonderful idea

[@dotsonms]

​@@kikyochan66 thank you, I don't know if anyone even reads anymore or would me interested, but I think my stories have value.

[@MalikBarrow16]

@@dotsonms Do it. I'm a millennial and I know plenty of people in my gen and in my little sister's gen (z) that read often! It's seen as a cool hobby for chill people now, so I think it's making a comeback. Personally, I read history books by Mary Beard and such about ancient Rome, and the Anne Rice vampire novels. People would love to hear your stories :)

[@arcadeshift5071]

I'd never be happier to see a local. Glad you two didn't wander off on foot. There's so much that could've gone wrong if you left your source of shelter and water. Stay safe you two!

[@karbear26]

The owner definitely should have had tools for if you had a flat tire! What’s the point of having a spare tire if you don’t have the tools to change the tire! I’m so glad Ali was there to help you!! What a gem!!

[@aquariusblu]

Right? I literally thought the same thing and said it out loud at my screen 🙈 .. not to mention, how to lock up/secure the vehicle when venturing away from it lol

[@aphextwin5712]

I fully agree with the slight absurdity of the spare-tire-but-no-tools situation (though it still helps if they find somebody with tools). But I cringed at them trying to use the air compressor or digging before trying to jack up the front axle.

[@heathero2925]

I was surprised that there was no GPS or satellite phone to call for emergencies or basic tools to fix something as common as a flat tire. Safety & Security should always be top priority.

[@dcm703]

Zero% impressed by the car or rental company so far

[@lawolwrt2306]

First of all, I love Kara and Nate as well. But!!! Stop fan boy/girling! They messed up by not checking to see if the vehicle had a jack or big ass lug wrench. And going without a sat phone or gps is their fault as well. Even hikers carry a personal gps/ sat phone. Didn’t they do van life? At least give them corrective criticism sometimes instead of just putting a bandage on it.

[@JadedGen]

Ali for the WIN. He deserves a free trip to wherever he wants to go! What a lifesaver.

[@SidikaTuncCandogan]

It made me cry to see that people like Ali still exist🥹

[@HunterWHarper]

Same

[@krystalburrell]

Same!

[@fabienneroure9995]

Oh my goodness, same here! On top of it he waited for them to make sure they safely got out of the desert!😭😭😭 💛💙🧡💙🧡💙💛

[@idyllicme2010]

Same here. He really warmed my heart 🥰

[@KateHazelM98]

Ali is a legend, and an angel. What a guy coming to help you, and expecting nothing in return. This series has been amazing. You guys really push the boundaries, and let nothing stop you from achieving your goals. Love from the UK.

[@mr.stoneman4484]

This experience of yours showed me once again the profound truth of the following saying: "If you want to live joyfully and happily, contribute to the happiness of others; for the joy we give returns to our own hearts". Since the beginning of your travels, you have always been decent, considerate and kind to all people. Therefore, it is only right and just that you receive something in return.

[@gloriaeller4328]

Thanks so much Ali for helping Kara & Nate. Your kindness & humanity was a true blessing. Once again, Thanks💜

[@daredevilcodm2381]

We need more Ali's in this world. Less war, more love, more kindness. PS - I love your videos Kara and Nate it makes me see that there is better ways of mentally dealing with difficult situations.

[@senoritasteph1551]

Kara is so respectful of their culture, covering her shoulders and legs before Ali came to help. So glad he was able to help and Oman is bumped up on my travel list! 🫶

[@MedicTopher]

Being middle eastern, best breakfast add on is Pita bread with olive oil and and that spice mix Za’atar (aka Zait and Za’atar). Such deliciousness and earthiness. You could also do “Labneh” or Greek yogurt with Za’atar. So versatile. Love the video. Also, also love that you guys get to see and showcase the kind hearted Middle Eastern people out there. Not everyone is an extremist. The vast majority of us are kind hearted and generous like Ali and we wear our heart on our sleeves.

[@juliasullivan2315]

As I am watching this my youngest son is packing for a cross country camping trip with his best friend. If they run into trouble I can only pray they are helped by someone as kind as Ali. Thank you for sharing the beauty of Oman and its people.❤

[@readyforcollegewriting3918]

Ali was amazing, and I love how you continuously thanked him and showed genuine appreciation. He was indeed a guardian angel!

[@thomaszanzal7846]

Ali completely totally changed my provincial small town western conception of what a Muslim is.

[@jj-if6it]

There are good people and bad people, regardless of what religion they are!

[@UmmEss]

You should come out to the middle east to experience it. What Ali did is amazing but actually not very unusual in this part of the world.

[@goofmeister1949]

This series was amazing. Ali is a true testament to the good in humanity. Kara and Nate you are good examples of what it means to be a guest in another country. I binge watched all your videos until I caught up having discovered your channel 2 years ago. I look forward to each video because there is always a lesson. Thank you for all that you are nd what you do. ❤

[@kirstylynne2871]

Wow. Very inspired by Ali’s pure act of kindness and generosity. Loving these Oman vids guys, glad to see you both safe.

[@melaniesparkle7210]

The media can tell anything negative, but you have to see for yourself. The reality and how people you meet can be so so good and very nice. I'm so grateful you both are ok and thank goodness for Ali! That's amazing!

[@EternalBliss-z3d]

I felt I want to hug him for being such a amazing friendly human being. Bless him. ❤

[@90814Karen]

I am at the end of the video and still crying because of Ali. Please do something VERY special for him! Like a trip to anywhere he wants to go! He DESERVES it!! ❤ I hope you got his contact info so you can find him again!

[@Juliathehealthgirl]

I love how you kept calm and had your cup of coffee first😂😂😂😂 That was nothing but God sending someone to help you ❤

[@KaraandNate]

Priorities ☕️

[@Ca_1021]

This makes me tear up 🥹 just pure human kindness

[@nomad_333_]

Ali gives me faith in humanity. What a gem.

[@jaimetarne9436]

This made me cry, finding an individual like Ali. What a true beautiful human. And it makes me happy to know that there are people all over the world like him, as i have found them on my travels as well. Generous giving individuals. Let's all try to be like them. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@denisebledsoe8836]

This has to be one of my top 3 videos Kara & Nate have filmed. Ali helping them warmed my heart. I'm going through a very bad depression.. watching Kara & Nate have helped me so much.. Kara has such a positive outlook on life.. thank you both for sharing your adventures with the world.. everytime Nate gives Kara her coffee when she wakes help makes me tear up..is so sweet ❤❤

[@melaniethomas2779]

I don’t usually get emotional, but this made me tear up! Ali, what a wonderful human!

[@gingerlygirl8415]

Kara I hope and pray you are doing well, I tear up at the thought of you often. You are my daughter I never had and love you and Nate.

[@KaraandNate]

Awww this made me a little emotional myself! Thank you so much for the love 💗

[@zoemurray8441]

This was like a horror scene in the show but you know the main character never dies and they are GOING to make it through! Thanks for filming it!! Bless you, Ali🤍 may all his kindness return to him

[@eliseelise9711]

Oh my gosh poor Ali saving the day with no food or water in the heat ! What a beautiful person ❤️ thank you for giving him a gift for his hard work and time !!

[@ayshaw5171]

Im from Kuwait, which is pretty close to Oman (about 2 hour flight) and ive never seen Oman like the way ive seen it in these videos! This is incredible. And I appreciate how you guys are so respectful of the middle eastern culture❤

[@atarikatari]

Ali stopping to help made me cry 😭 I love people like that

[@albahri99]

It's wonderful to hear about Oman's culture of hospitality and generosity. Being open-hearted and willing to assist others without expecting anything in return is truly admirable.

[@MichaelW969]

What a hero! It just shows you there are good people all over the world!

[@EleosTravels]

Ali said “Alhamdulila” thank God.. so many people are scared of the Middle East but lots of countries there are full of nice places and people..

[@sunshinedaze09]

as a fellow full time traveler i really enjoy your journeys and how you constantly find new edges and push through them!

[@becorations1]

I’m LOL because I initially read that as you being a “fellow time traveler.” Lol Gotta love when my brain skips important words. 😂

[@heatherrowles9930]

Ali is a legend!! Kara, your piece about the markets and why you love them makes this one of my favourite videos you've ever made......flat tyres not withstanding, your genuine love for Oman and its people is very evident.

[@laurajohnson2450]

Who else thought it would be funny to see a flashback to a Walmart parking lot when Kara was hyping up that last campsite? Such a fantastic adventure and the kindness shown made me teary! Loved it💕💕

[@rmx.indiana8306]

If u had a lighter or even matches, spraying anything flammable around the edge of the rim and tire then lighting it, will make the rim instantly seat the bead of the tire. Farmers do this all the time with tractors

[@lvdywolf]

it’s so beautiful to see, now more than ever, people highlight the generosity and kindness of Muslims. Ali, may Allah bless you.

[@kostasmelanitis2006]

You have truly captured the enchanting beauty of Oman ! keep up the fantastic work, and continue to explore and share the world with us. Warm greetings from Greece !🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@user-kp6ev7db9q]

It’s normal to find locals in the golf countries that wonder the desert and help any one in need, because more people than you think get stuck in the desert, some people go to the desert just to look for people in need, they take pride in helping others it’s something they were raised to do.. happy you’re safe ❤

[@jgp1294]

I know!! I lived out there for a couple of years and you are spot on. What amazing people.

[@julias3685]

oh my goodness Ali has to be one of the kindest humans…this was truly such a beautiful story 🥹 thank you for sharing

[@patLyon-dj7bl]

Seeing the beauty of the land and people brings me to tears Thank you for sharing this adventure with us, it is through these videos that we learn to love our neighbours. Letting us see the things that make us the same but different in the best way. Keep so ng what you do, we appreciate and love you both.

[@SelbyPhotography]

I'm not tearing up. I'm not tearing up. Good lard, that was a beautiful story

[@carolineindacityphx]

Ali! He was an angel sent to save you both. ❤ What an epic adventure in Oman. My brother had a chance to visit a few years ago, and he immediately fell in love with it. Thank you for taking us along. Until the next video, take care guys.

[@LynBailey7]

Sending love and light to you both, Kara and Nate. This was a huge, emotional event in both your lives. Thank you for taking the time and courage to share it with the world. It is so easy to prejudge people without knowing their back story. I love following you and your adventures. I look forward to sharing many more with you. At 76, I will not be able to do many of these, but I love being able to share them through your eyes. Thank you so much. 💖💖

[@bluej511]

As a car tech, even some car tires that come shipped flatter then usual are a PITA to seat. We use something called the cheetah, its a small air compressor and it pushes all its air out into the tire at once and it helps seat the bead, ur doing that while filling up the tire with an air compressor lol. You guys got very lucky that someone came to help. Usually the other thing that works is a ratchet strap around the tire to help it squeeze it towards the rim walls. Something that can work is flammable liquid inside the tire then light it, it sucks all the oxygen out and pops the bead on the tire, its dangerous and doesn't always work. Glad you made it out safe and sound. Tire popping off the bead are a nightmare. P.S. That smell Kara loves, i grew up with, my dad is an Armenian priest and they use that in church :).

[@TealJosh]

It's pretty good lesson about the extra strain partially deflated tires experience. The way I was taught in the army was to deflate tires once you are already stuck and then inflate them back up once you are free, but the training wasn't for sand desert so I don't know if it's applicable.

[@bluej511]

@@TealJosh Someone like Matts off road recovery would know about truck tires a lot better then i would lol. But out in the open that's tough if you don't have the right tools, really glad they were able to get the spare on. Lesson learned, make sure you have a jack and tools to change tires :).

[@Callie83]

In their situation, I'd have tried the old rachet strap first. However, I've never been let down in an emergency by starting fluid or wd-40. They likely could have found something, but with no experience, they could have had one bad situation turn into a true emergency!

[@Yeviscount]

Saw an episode of top gear where the support crew did the fill it up with gas and light it trick. Amazing how quick it popped the tyre back on.

[@bluej511]

@@Yeviscount yeah it's pretty cool. You just need to be ready to fill the tire up quick. That was the north pole episode I believe.

[@stephanielasnoski606]

Helpers are always sent to those who help!❤ You two help so many people in so many ways!!! Thank you! I'm watching this after your epilepsy episode. My heart goes out to you both! You two can make it through ANYTHING together!!!❤❤❤ Much love to you both!

[@tshidikhunou]

After watching Ali help, NOW I want to make sure I visit OMAN. Ali has restored faith in humanity again and this is beautiful.

[@jae6506]

Wow! I know you come from praying families because God’s Hand is so present in everything you do. Even when you willingly take risks, guardian angels come to your aid each time. You’re teaching us viewers to be bold in life and trust God to cover us! In addition to family, you have many of us praying for you as well🙏🏽 Another great video, God Bless!!

[@lisaterry2387]

Something like this restores your faith in humanity. You guys are always so polite, respectful, kind and grateful and that goes a long way. Too bad we don't have more of that in our world. Glad you made it out OK!! Team Nate, Kara & Ali!!!

[@rozellarobinson]

After a week of exams a Kara and Nate video is exactly what i need to get all the formulas out of my head and relax by living vicariously through them. Keep up the great work xoxo

[@shirleywest9402]

This series has been the best! Oman looks amazing and Ali is the best advertisement his country could ever have!!!

[@sadie4me2]

I don’t think there’s any other couple on KZbin that provides the content even close to what you do. You guys are amazing and I appreciate what you share with us.

[@goldennugget75]

Thank you Ali for being an absolute angel for helping Kara and Nate. We all really appreciate it.

[@KathyColorado1]

Oh! I have so much to say! at 16:35 in, just as Ali was standing up from getting the tire on, he says, "humdilalah!" Which basically means YIPEE! Praise be to god! Also, we used to live in Abu Dhabi and we found that the Omani people we came across were all so nice!! I am glad you found that to be the case. Also, so glad you accepted the dates! If you come across a situation again someday, it is also polite to have small talk and ask how their family is doing. If it wasn't Ramadan, as you mentioned, food and drink would have been offered. Well done you two. Ali was correct, WE are stronger together. ps in the warmest months we used to turn our hot water tanks off that were in the bathroom, which allowed the water to get cold with the AC in the house then used that to mix with the now boiling hot water tank from the rooftop to get a not scalding shower!

[@alwayselliemay]

The longer I watch you, the more affection and appreciation I have for you both. I have so much admiration and draw so much inspiration from your curiosity and light-heartedness. Thanks for making the world better and featuring wonderful people like Ali

[@beachspirit2455]

I an not even finished watching this one but I can tell you one thing for sure. You have a talented gang of guardian angels who have your back and they have the same twisted sense of humor as mine. Who else would send "Prince Ali of the Desert" to your rescue.

[@hermia86]

This vid speaks volumes that both nate and kara are good people, God sent good people to help good people… ive been watching ur videos fr the past 5-6 yrs one of the reasons is how calm and chill both of them despite every challenges and hiccup along the journey🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@PachouWeb]

For a lot of Kara and Nate videos, I don't feel the single thumbs up is enough. I often want to press it multiple times, but if you do that it just toggles and I have to be careful to leave as a real thumbs up. 🙂 Honestly, I would love to give many many of these videos a 21 out of 10 (or higher) score! Thank you Kara and Nate and company for the fun entertainment

[@mirkwood11]

Great series guys!! Love the longer form content and that we were able to spend some time in Oman with you over several episodes. Love to see it!

[@Matt_Hatt3r]

Ali is a hero!! That was amazingly nice of him to go to such lengths to help you two!!

[@hopekevans]

I’ve watched a couple of travel vlogs of people traveling in Oman. A more gracious and welcoming place I have never seen. God Bless the people of that country❤️

[@at1point]

Ali just shows how kind & humble Muslim people are... ❤

[@Nounou1810]

Ali made me melt when he said, "Welcome Kerra." It's such a beautiful way of pronouncing your name. Angels really do roam the earth, especially in the Middle East.

[@hidexme]

i’m not even kidding, this HAS to be one of my top 3 “short series”. I LOVE!!!

[@itsnot1]

Thank you guys so much for sharing your life experiences with us and honestly over the last two months keeping My spirits high it's been a rough couple months for me in and out of the hospital. You guys are absolutely incredible and I love love love love love being a part of this channel and seeing the world through your lens. I've seen more of the world with you guys than I ever have in my lifetime. Thank you thank you thank you can't wait for the next adventure. So glad you guys got out of the desert holy crap that would have scared the crap out of me

[@RidiculousReefing]

Why was Kara and Nate talking about a castle map so entertaining. 😂

[@pomskylifenova7344]

Totally agree

[@daryyaaann]

I've loved this series!! what an absolute gem Ali was! you guys certainly had angels looking over you that day, and boy did you both make it look like a breeze being stranded in the desert.... Oman looks like such a beautiful place. I'll look forward to you guys going back and watching the food videos! PLEASE BUY THE VAN!!!!! oh what an adventure that would be!!!! safe travels always to you guys always♥

[@paulynewei4621]

35:00 Re: Ramens. I’m with Kara on this. That’s how I make ramen. The noodles are only the base. Ya gotta garnish and pump it up a bit!

[@karen6778]

How much better would our whole planet be if everyone was as selfless and helpful as Ali. ❤❤❤ Thank you, Ali, for your extraordinary kindness and generosity in helping two people in need. Xx

[@AScottishOdyssey]

The world definitely needs more people like Ali. I hope that he sees this. Did you know that in Scotland, when people wear kilts, they wear a knife in one of their socks. The knife is called a sgian dubh (ski-an-do). In the UK, cilantro is called coriander.

[@Callie83]

I'd be so turned around bc I grow cilantro in the states. If I don't use enough and it bolts, or goes to seed, I'll save them as coriander. If I went to the market and was looking for cilantro and couldn't find it, I wouldn't search for coriander and expect it to look like cilantro. Another reason to make friends in new countries!

[@AScottishOdyssey]

@@Callie83 Every day is a school day. It's the same with what yous call egg plants. We call it aubergine.

[@rogerramjetox142pa]

We call cilantro 'coriander' in Australia too. We also use 'egg plant' for aubergine.

[@AScottishOdyssey]

@@rogerramjetox142pa and this is why language is interesting.

[@meadowbird]

Ali.. what a beautiful human being. God bless this man. I had tears in my eyes watching. He’s inspiring.

[@romaindeleau]

Your trip to oman looks awesome! It wasn't on my bucket-list but i just added it on thanks to you! Love you guys❤

[@tigerandgraffi]

This is a wonderful experience I know both of you enjoyed! Very special that someone was driving by and helped you out of the sand! Wonderful video and Kara, I absolutely love the recipes you randomly share in making in your vids! I have made a few of them and they are awesome! Love this series... Take care and be safe in your travels!

[@cherylsibson2529]

May the sand bless Ali for the rest of his days for helping and being kind for strangers Thankyou Ali!

[@johnkodhek]

Ali, your kindness brings tears to my eyes. I am happy to know that kind and selfless people like you exist. Thank you!

[@ehudson2610]

So excited for this video! This has been one of my favorite series! Perfect combo of van life and world travelers IMO 😁

[@saoussenbekkouche7754]

i really love and enjoy your trip ,as i respect Kara when she changed her clothes the moment the local guy came also i respect Ali for helping two strangers without expecting nothing in return

[@Navi-hk1gl]

been waiting for this video!!! One of my favorite videos is the first time they went to Oman and did the desert camp, so super excited to see like a part 2 of that trip.

[@Navi-hk1gl]

I also love Nates' accidental foreshadowing of the stuck in the desert part stating they had tons of food and water to last if they were to get stuck.

[@shazza47]

Thank you so much Ali for helping Kara and Nate you are truly an angel.

[@seraphsfolly]

Ali saved your lives, probably. I went into that area with locals a long time ago. Iirc we took 3 vehicles in case 2 didn't cope with the extreme environment and travelled with helpers in case of misadventures. We drank a lot of water. We stayed in sight of camps (I dont think gps existed much or at all then). We drove in convoy. You were extremely lucky friends. Very poor of the rental company not to supply adequate tools for an off-road experience in an off-road vehicle. I hope you were really, really generous. Ali: new hero. ❤

[@lawolwrt2306]

Very poor of them to not check before they left as well. Keep it 100

[@ninjakitty8944]

Aw what a sweet man Ali is to stop and help. Bless him❤