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I swear you were about to quote There Will Be Blood then

This is India

Thanks!

Wow, thank you! I truly appreciate your support.

*cough* josh *cough* lol I love him but he seems a little rude sometimes

@@SimplyCheryl LOL Good to know I’m not the only one to feel this way.

@@SimplyCheryl Who’s Josh?

@@prkrparkerprkr Josh Cahill, Another AviRU-vidr. Featured Noel in his earlier latest video.

They are a fantastic airline! Thanks for tipping me off to them!

They are a great airline!!!

I'm beginning to get confused with who's channel I'm watching recently, as they're so much overlapping of Josh & Noel. Perhaps you guys should join up for a joint Josh & Noel review?

@@noelphilips hello sir ..... do you travel to india for work purpose or tourism

better than air peace hey! hahahahahahah

It's a lovely town! Worlds apart from the big cities and I love it.

@@noelphilips Yes absolutely. The best part being watching this video from Germany. An English RU-vidr visiting middle of nowhere in India and video watched by Indian guy in Germany 😁

@@kiranchincholi3129 And by an old Australian who has visited India more than a dozen times and has only just seen your town through Noel's video.

Is it normal for rickshaw drivers in your hometown to beg for money like that even after getting paid 2x the negotiated price? Totally unacceptable, BTW.

@@boltonkim7090 I think he just saw an opportunity. An Indian passenger wouldn't present such an opportunity.

It's true they are very generous people. My coworker always brings me Indian food and snacks home made that it will be hard to find in a local Indian restaurant! .

Athithi Dewo Bhawo (Hindi) = Guest is God.

We did just see Noel get rinsed by the tuk tuk driver though XD

Every country has criminals, and India has a huge population, so there's a lot of them.

@@GaryMcCormick He got robbed there, literally found in the worst possible circumstances. But not every Indians are like that. We're not savages :) I suggest to check the state Kerala, the southern part of India and you can see how friendly are the folks.

Ya it's true

So true a very good viewpoint

A whole family? Two days, tops.

Well it's a treat for all military aviation lover's now

don’t worry. everything is owned by Adani

@@evergrandebestrealestate4854 you people don't appreciate anything

@@evergrandebestrealestate4854 here comes adani Ambani cry babies 😭😂

@@ericme5715 Did he pay you 5 rupees for this comment? He will keep getting rich and you will keep getting exploited lol. Sanghi Chaddi

I posted this separately, but did some quick research and it doesn’t appear that there has ever been a commercial operations fatality on an ERJ-145 variant. Considering how widely used that plane has been over the past 20 years, that is pretty incredible. You clearly got to fly a great little airplane.

10 hour train trip.??.hope you are taking 1st or 2nd AC...

@@guruprabhu_39915 Ya, that’s the only way I don’t die from the heat, even with AC I sweat nonstop lol My husband don’t handle the heat & humidity there very well and he’s lived in it his whole life, looking forward to seeing how he handles northern WI cold 😂

@@guruprabhu_39915 That’s a great thing to hear! My hubby’s in Dombivali & we’re going to Solapur to see his mom b4 he leaves India so that’s the train ride. Idk how anyone could live in that climate, I’ve been there multiple times for month at a time but never durning the summer. This will be first trip over there during this time of the year. Nice to know that my husband ain’t the only one that don’t like that heat!!

Heat in parts of India...dont stereotype the entire country, in northern India, in peak winters it goes down to minus 50 degrees making it one of the coldest places on earth!!

@@Coldinwis hello are you coming to india nowadays

TBH thats more because of local laws where water have to be served for free in airlines.

Not appalling service at all. You know at the time of booking that BA’s short haul product is Buy On Board. If you CHOSE not to buy any water, they are not required to offer you any for free. The service is quite clearly detailed on the website when you book, stating a small snack and single bottle of water is offered complimentary and any further refreshments are buy on board.

I wouldn't have checked the loo again Tony. Indians do many things very well but loos aren't one of them.

@@rais1953 Lol, you're not wrong Rais : )

@@article1934 Hey Article19 , Nobody is "whining" about prices. The complaint is about an agreed price being changed and "tourists" being ripped off and taken advantage off. In the UK the Taxis have a meter that actually works, and if you ask , the Taxi driver they will give you a fair estimate of what the fare might be on the meter. If you wanted to just agree a price, Taxi, Uber or even an unlicensed taxi I'm sure nobody would try to renegotiate the agreed fare once you arrived at your destination. We "Westerners" like to think of it as fair dealing. honesty and principles.

@@article1934 It's all relative, no tourists no money. Greed it's called in both countries.

@@article1934 it’s not about money. It’s about verbal agreements. Any culture which does not respect an agreed upon price between two people is doomed to remain in the 3rd world.

End of the day it’s still a tiny amount of money these guys charge… difficult making too hard a bargain!

Well, as Noel said this town doesn't see many tourists so it's not surprising that the guy wanted to make as much money as he could. I would say it is probably a struggle to earn money especially in a place like Kalaburagi. So it cost 200 rupees to get there and then the driver hung around to take him to the airport and he paid 1200 rupees. That's just over £14 in total and a pretty good deal.

He most likely won't get any customers to take back into town so that will be a loss for him so he was trying to make up for it.

You should!

Thanks for the information!

@@noelphilips Yes the aircraft goes to Hindon airport from here, but Hindon is technically Delhi's secondary airport (Hindon is in Ghaziabad, which is just on the outskirts of Delhi)

@@aaryans5487 there are 2 different concepts, where the airport is physically located and which is the airport's target demographic. An example to understand it is Bangalore airport. It's physically located in Devanahaeli which is not part of Bangalore city, but the target demographic is people from Bangalore city.

@@ZK-APA Star Air is the only operator here. Best part about Hindon is you get the see a line up C-130s and C-17s.

Very cool to see you with your fans. I hope to one day meet you in my travels!

I know! He is sooo nice ☺️

" I’d never have the courage for all this...". For what? For flying on airplane? For visiting tourist attraction? It's not like he visited Venezuelan barrios or Brazilian favelas although even that is not a problem if you behave normally and you were brought by someone local. I've been second officer on cargo ships(bulk carriers)for 20 years, been on all continents(except Antarctica) and never did I have a slightest problem. Walk this Earth confidently(not arrogantly)and don't loose time to do it, we have only(approximately)75 rides around the Sun and that's it. Wish you all the best from Croatia.

@@robydee920 so by that rationale, it's weak to have any fears? Maybe one of your 75 journeys around the sun should be spent being slightly less judgemental.

@@lauras245 by what rationale? Who said it's weak to have any fears? I said you don't have to be very brave to fly with plane and visit tourist attractions. Maybe you should spent one of your rides around the Sun not thinking that everyone's like you and that not everyone likes when people put stuff in their mouth even when that stuff are words.

@@robydee920 thank you Roby - definitely gives me something to think about and I hope I can come back to this comment in the future and thank you again for giving me the kick to get out into the big wide world.

That auto guy should be ashamed

Sitting target.

@@pillalam Nope. The airport is far off from that fort area. When he quoted he had no clue on the distance, coz he had to ask people the way to the airport. And he has to go back all the way without a return fare.

@@sunupvk thats 15€ for an 15km drive (if he drive straight, what he didnt do). 15€ is much money in india.

It’s robbery for sure but you need not ageee for it.. you shd have stick to original price for 600rs.. when you ph more , they greed for more..

The SLR(as its called here) was the service rifle of the Indian Army from the 70's till early 90's before being phased out by INSAS(5.56x45) and Warsaw Pact AK's(7.62x39) post the collapse of Soviet Union. Once they were phased out of service the military surplus was handed over to Central Armed Police Forces, State Police & Home Guards.

10 euro for a week holiday… ??? No ways…I would say he took a day off…. But anyways he did a tourist trap.. you shd n’t have paid him more than 600

I was thinking this 😂

It seems Kalaburagi is actually bigger than Alliance. 😄

My country is obsessed with pale skin.Colonial hangover.😐🤷🏻‍♀️.The photo op with Noel was part of it.Wont happen with darker skinned tourist.Harsh truth.

@@sadia2395 You are only speaking for yourself. It;s just not true. I have been given the same treatment by random airlines - they provide these upgrades based on their own objective criteria when they have vacancy.

@@sbansban okay

@@sadia2395 😂😂

The rickshaw/tuktuk guy was gesturing asking him if he was coming back and should he wait :)

Thanks a lot!

Take some Ciprofloxacin with you.

Yes unfortunately it’s true…

Just hire an authentic person for help for a few days....and he/she can take care of everything..no need to travel in busses ....yes you can use AC buses with some help....250 dollars per month would be more than enough for such 24 hours help...

I agree, most of our transport are not wheelchair friendly. I hope you can travel around with a very good Indian friend.

Thank you!

@@noelphilips No worries.

Thank you! I am glad you like them.

No. Please don't come here thinking you can go anywhere in India. There are a lot of places that you should avoid. I am saying this as an Indian.

@@PradhanmantriBruhh traveled extensively throughout the country, you should always use common sense when travelling but I’ve been invited into people’s homes given food and drinks and they’ve refused any payment. Don’t tell me not to come

Nope it’s more of a 1-2 day wage… average rickshaw driver in south india earns $400-500 per month … and in this video he earned around $15

Earned? More like ripped. Got paid 2x the negotiated price and still wanted more. Absolutely disgusting.

Yes it was a rip-off. But to handle such situation, it is easy in India. Just walk away and dont respond. Thats all it takes. It may feel extremely rude in that moment but its the it is the way out of that situation. Personally, I cannot do that, as I feel pity.

@@boltonkim7090 if kind of begged for Money, it’s kind of common tendacy of illiterate people in india to think a white guy has huge money and they just want to rip them off… it’s upto the rider to give or not… if I was there I would have just paid 600 and walked away, same could have done here…

Are you able to translate the second interaction at 21:45 ?

@@FireStriker_ The Driver is saying that "You want my Phone number" After that when he Come out of the Vehicle..The Driver is asking for more 200 Rupees

I agree, scam is a bit harsh as he provided a service but I agree he shouldn't have roped another 200 rupees on top of a 400 tip. Hopefully he'll be feeding his family with that extra dosh.

@@sza86 lol he will buy booze with that money, get drunk in night and he'll sleep on roadside Never ever give that kind of person extra money

@@Anonymous-xo2tv Cynical...or maybe you know the driver personally?

@@user-fq8zl2oe4r Just the plain reality of many millions of lower middle class Indian families. Alcoholism is a huge issue.

Thank you, I truly appreciate your support.

Yes Hyderabad is one of my favourite cities in India. Visited there twice.

@@som3107 Australia.

I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it.

He went to kolkata

@@pragnes007 Yeah but went south not eastwards.