Riding a Minibus on My First Trip into Kingstown, Capital of St. Vincent & the Grenadines 

that's so true :D Vincy people.. amazingly nice! :)

Typical American at 9:38. Bad attitudes even in the middle of paradise like the Caribbean. The way he told the ladies to excuse him at 9:38. Very rude!

Mitchell Sam I see nothing wrong wid the way he said it..

Well Andre I agree with you. I apologize. I just thought he could have been a bit friendlier and sweeter. But we all can't be the same. My words were kinda too harsh for that situation. My apologies :-)

He doesn't even kno how much that young man's looking out for him....his change from the bus str8 to leading him in the ghetto safe

@@etimsam I walk fast

Itiswhatitis B well he's a nurse,nurses are usually hospitable

I know right

I live in st vincent

lol

Yeah i feel you on that, when i can to the US and my Greeting was say good Morning, they look at me very suspiciously ...I stop

facts spoken in your post.

Am from the islands and manners is strict learnt from small

I see what you're saying.i said that to myself when he approached Jeffery I didn't hear any greeting,I guess like you said it's what happens in the concrete jungle

Same

I had a wonderful trip there!

Same

You're welcome! I really enjoyed St. Vincent & the Grenadines. :-)

i'm glad you have a great time there....i look foward to watching the rest of your vids from your time in svg :)

Sometimes.

Dirty gyal that is how we make money the laud music attracts customers and young people in general

Yo buy van yah u a play u ah talk bout turn down music

When I visit Barbados I love to catch the vans and buses that play loud music, lol

@@TdotSoul cmon nah mon

We usually like our music loud

mr.jaedan i have a question please. how is live there ? work & salary ? trading there .. exe

You sir i know you

Doesn't compare

I was born and raised in Trinidad 🇹🇹 and I moved to America

I didn't see anyone camping on the beach

@@lewnwdc Hmmm....I am intending to, don't really see why one would not take advantage of the warm air and palm trees and beach noises.

@@lewnwdc Ty for your answer anyways

@@coolboy5428 St. Vincent Island is the population center but doesn't have nice beaches. You'll find those south in the Grenandines.

lewnwdc 100% untrue. I’m from the mainland so idk what you’re talking about.

Caribbean Girl I just came back from there it was great!

Same I was born there and went back December last year and now I'm back in england but I'm going back maybe in 2 years again

That ´s not true, vans in st vincent are great

That's ok, when you're in Rome you do as the Romans do. Carry on!

🤣🤣🤣 well buy yo owna ride next time boss

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@@zshane3693 🤣🤣🤣🤣

the bus conductor over charged him anyways so he didn't deserve to be given an additional tip for that slight act of dishonesty

Why? Because he is a tourist? Locals do not "leave the change" with the bus conductor so why should he? People assume that tourists have extra money to throw away but a lot of times people save up to get money to travel and treat themselves; even if they have a lot, it is theirs to do as they please! That music was too loud too and there was nothing special about the service. smh

@@BradleyWelshTV The conductor actually didn't overcharge him. He entered the bus from Villa and went to Kingstown and got back $8 change (as he clearly stated). The fare is $2, so no, there wasn't any act of dishonesty.

@@spongiimaltluhva101 the fella in the white shirt told him that the fare should be $1.50 which i'm assuming was what he paid himself for his fare and what he's accustomed paying as a local who uses the same route on a regular basis therefore there was a O.50cents difference between what the local and what the tourist paid, if you went to a foreign country and found that you were charged more for something for the fact that you're a tourist then how would you feel?

BradleyWelshTV your reading into it way too much, it had nothing to do with him being a tourist... In this case where he caught the van is the last bus stop just before where the fare is 'supposed' to change from $1.50 to $2 (the points at where van fare is actually supposed to be changed isn't something set into law, it's determined by the van operators & the public in a sense) so in other words catching a van at this bus stop or bus stops like it, it's up to the conductor if he wants to charge the $1.50 or $2 which is why locals usually make sure to have exact change to pay..... Not sure if the point I'm trying to explain is clear but it had nothing to do with over charging or being a tourist