Definitely. I don't know why western people are so ignorant.... Wait I know CNN, fox news, movies etc. There is a reason why Americans are known as stupid. Also when they read that list out, people get stoned or put to death when they commit such an act in public, not in private quarters. It's all about vision 2030
Zuby Oxford is not the oldest university in the world. The world's first university, The University of Al Qarawiynn, was founded in 895 CE by a woman named Fatima al-Fihri.
Today is more true than in 2021 and tomorrow will be more true than today. Middle-east countries, Russia, ecc will be the only nice place to live without the craziness that western countries\societies are falling into.
Hey, JohnSmith. Did you listen? 1:28. Zuby says: "Saudi Arabia has no taxes. Period. The whole country. The infrastructure around the cities - not just the ex pat areas - is excellent. It is safer. You are safer in any Saudi Arabian city than any U.S. city, by miles." Sos - the female and money addict - cries out for alcohol. The big guy admits that he does not know much about Saudi Arabia. ... You are one of those people that only hears what you want to hear.
I've been to Saudi and didn't visit any of the expat areas. It's a very different country from the one portrayed in Western media. Everybody I met was incredibly friendly, kind and generous, and there's no sense at all that you are in an oppressive country.
It's funny how americans always question anyone's opinions about other countries being great when they haven't even left the state they were born in. "Are you comparing NYC to Saudi Arabia, bro? Really?"
It’s not only towards Saudi Arabia, it’s any country in the world, Americans have this thing called « American exceptionalism » where every other culture is automatically inferior(weather they know it or not it 100% exists)…you should see how Americans who’ve never left America behave when they go to certain countries especially third world countries who are welcoming to them, or even first world muslim countries, hell even secular first world countries(although not as bad but still)…that is why the world have always generally speaking dislikes Americans. As an American i love my country but it’s the sad truth I wish we weren’t so arrogant and ignorant, it’s a horrible combination.
I’m certain the average American is going to be more open to the idea of many other countries being great, but it’s stupid to compare any city in the US to Saudi Arabia. Like they mentioned, being a homosexual is a crime that is punished by death. Is that really a place you would want to live in?
I have NO IDEA who homeboy next to you is, but PBD and his crew are stand up gentlemen, but dude was trying his hardest to hate on you. But Zuby didn't take the bait lmfao "well it's not an Ivy league that's not a thing in the UK" EPIC!! Gentleman and a scholar Zuby!!
That's because he was dispelling myths about the narrative that America is the greatest thing on the planet when it's not. It's just the place where consumerism fuels the rest of the world because people spend and spend and don't know how to think for themselves like that guy.
I lived in Dubai for 7 years, moved back home last year. I miss it. The more I stayed there, the more I liked it. I've been to New York about a dozen times after dreaming about it since childhood. The more I went, the more I hated it. And that was just as a tourist without paying taxes or insane rent for a shoebox.
I've lived in dubai since 2010, will definitely miss it when I return to the US some day. The issue, however, is unless you're Lindsay Lohan you're not going to settle down and grow roots here. It's not our home and we all must leave sooner or later. It's a transient place which feels forever transient, and for over 10 years now I'm always constantly aware this isn't fully, truly home and some day I'll have to leave.
If you want a real experience and not a rich company expenses boarding school exp then Ride with gabi is a channel of an italians experience in dubai. Many comments shared the same experience. Dark side of dubai is also another viewpoint of the not rich.
UAE and Saudi Arabia in terms of societal structure, education, safety and overall way of life are levels ahead of America. You’ll see many different races of people who live in these countries walking around with peace and happiness written all over their face. It’s refreshing to witness.
😂😂😂😂😂 indian , filipino , nepali who got their passports in hostage and know if they open their mouth they gon get whipped /arrested. You will always be lesser then royals , fair trials, buisness ownership don't exist etc.... Come to europe if you feel unsafe
Seeing the way they laughed at the start when Zuby said Saudi over New York and the looks on their faces when he started talking about the perks of Saudi says it all. This summaries the ignorance suffered at the hands of the media, even at the level of these educated well spoken gentlemen.
The dude brings up womens rights as the gotcha question about Saudi Arabia, not realizing that holding women accountable might be one of the reasons theyre able to have no crime, no taxes, etc. I'm not saying that women directly are the cause of crime, but the weakness that allows feminism also allows crime.
Pat has access to great guests but everyone talking over each other and interrupting is tough to enjoy. Let the guests finish their thoughts. The format is like having three hosts fighting for control with the guest as an afterthought.
I feel the same. This was a terrible interview. In a good interview the guest should be doing 80% of the talking. Here you had people constantly interrupting him and talking over him. They really should drop the three on one thing and let Pat do these one on one.
Recently I was in Dubai for two weeks vacation on my second trip there and I would like to confirm that it is the most safe, secure and tax free than most western countries.
@@danydms1is it not amiracle that almost every criminal lives there and is not able to do a very simple crime. They can do crime in their country but cant in Dubai thats a miracle ... you have our criminal in your countries and they do crime in your countries and you shelter them because they bring crime money to hour banks.
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Im from UAE, working in Dubai and I honestly feel sorry for such mentality, which compare USA to Saudi!. Not even comparable, how much you can pay to protect yourself and your family? For your information, I can wake up at 1am and walk to any restaurant without even thinking about the safety, not like other European countries which shutdown at 7pm. Or you could be killed at a day time for 5$. I don't what type of life is this.
You can’t even get married as a non Muslim (KAfir). If something like this would happen in a Christian country, people would be crying that this is racism. Can Christian’s freely live their faith? Attending church, talking about the Bible publicly?? Don’t think so. Stop trying to paint a false picture.
Probably One of the dumbest comments on the internet, American? Right? Europe is not a country by the way, is a collection of very diferent cultures numb nuts
Perhaps if you spend all your time indoors. I like mtbiking, hiking, I hunt and garden, I like swimming in lakes, I ski (on real mountains)... And btw, this is all financed by oil revenues and completely unsustainable. Once the oil money dries up, everything will crumble into nothing but dust within a decade.
@@mysterioanonymous3206 you obviously haven't been to Dubai. You can do everything that you just said there. And no, Dubai's economy doesn't depend on oil revenue alone, it depends very much on tourism and that's why it promotes itself very much internationally as a premiere destination
@@roderickpineda5886 naw man, try someone else... Can't convince me that Dubai is a great place. It's a desert and it doesn't have mountains and that alone. Then come the politics. The built environment. Culture. Naw man...
American who moved to the Middle East earlier this year. Absolutely true. It’s crazy how my perception was wrong of the Middle East. At least the oil regions.
It’s all relative for who. An Indian person who works as a construction worker in the 40 degree heat is also an expat and better off if he goes to a western country if he can.
@@infiad1275 sometimes they are scammed into thinking they are going to paradise and scammed. Not paid enough, or not paid at all for months, passport taken away, sponsor holds them hostage in the country. What people think is a good option can turn out to be a nightmare, grass is always greener on the other side.
I haven't been to Saudi Arabia or the US but I know friends who have been in both countries and the reports about Saudi Arabia are much more positive than about the US.
The magic of the US is in its diversity where it doesn’t matter where YOU a come from you can find YOUR people and the community of your homeland, you can bring your own culture where as in SA you have to live by the standards of their rules the biggest example of this is the laws around women
As an American that lived in the UAE, I can completely relate. I deeply regret moving back to the US. My quality of life in Abu Dhabi was far greater than here in the US. People that disagree without actually having been to the US are probably sheep that believe what they see on the mainstream news.
all of them except for Zuby, are massive clowns. I don't get why this pbd grifter got popular. I guess a lot of dumb people follow his simpleton nonsense.
0:56: 🏢 The speaker discusses their preference for living in Saudi Arabia over New York City, highlighting the benefits of living in Saudi Arabia such as zero taxes, low crime rates, and free healthcare. 3:30: 🇸🇦 The speaker discusses their experience living in Saudi Arabia and the dating culture there. 6:48: 🎓 The speaker discusses the affordability of corporations paying for college education and health insurance, as well as the impact of taxes on companies like Saudi Aramco. They also talk about their experience growing up in Saudi Arabia and attending boarding school in the UK, including their time at Oxford University. 10:04: 🎓 Oxford is a student-oriented city with two universities and a rich history. 13:02: 🌍 The speaker discusses the applicability of the left-right political spectrum globally and expresses their disillusionment with the UK. 16:25: 🌍 X discusses their multicultural background and the value of experiencing different cultures. Recap by Tammy AI
Bro my $250K private school that I went to when I grew up in Saudi Arabia was incredible, why wouldn't anyone want to live there? Clearly my experience was universal
And clearly people who read mainstream medias as their source of knowledge of a country knows better!!! How dare he has opinion based on his experince without taking into accounts what our non-biased medias has to say!!
Without America, where would we find movements to end those practices? Saudi Arabia is just like any other kingdom. They hide shit and abuse the lower class. Free speech and the right to bear arms is only protected in the USA.
I don't know how zuby lived here ( I'm a foreigner living and working in saudi) but they really do be working us like slaves man. I'm not saying zuby had money when he was here, I obviously don't know. However from how he describes his experience it sounds like he was well off. If that's true than yes you will have a great time here in saudi. But if you're here to work, make money, and send it back home to your family then believe me you're not having a humanely decent experience.
@@khariking3721 Wait until they decide to allow to open their borders and let the world in, see how safe those streets stay then. Most of the West's problems stem from overabundance and opulence, which Dubai is experiencing right now.
@adamprice3466 lol they let pretty much everyone in, it's just the culture here and the fact that people know that you can't get away with crime here. It's just not worth the risk. It's one of the most multi cultural cities on earth with 90% of its population being immigrants so that argument doesn't apply at all. They even let ex cons move here lol
@alessiomojo3717 lol stop acting like you've been here 🤣 you've heard some stuff a dumb American who's never been here probably said. This is the party capital of the world not Saudi or Iran lol
What’s laughable is people comparing vacation to actually living at a place. Utopia doesn’t exist on Earth, there will be downsides to any place one chooses to live.
The places he's talking about are heavily subsidized of the United States and they are separate from the country He's living it so you're welcome for all the amenities
@@intermediate212 lol, nothing on internet proves you correct besides, US citizens migrate to either Arabian gulf OR Japan. This is what statistics say. 😂😂😂 Your USA is outdated.
@cozakokotano6448 I've been to Dubai multiple times, and it's not all its cracked up to be. The slave labor it takes to build their attractions is pretty interesting, though. The UAE is running out of oil, so thats why they have to build obnoxious attractions in order to focus more on tourism. Also, i hate to break it to you, but more people immigrate to the USA than any other country, and it's because the USA offers more opportunities to succeed 🤷🏾♂️. There's no denying this.
@@intermediate212 lol slave labor???? We Americans literally built our country on the backs of black slaves from Africa…we should be the last ppl to talk about so called “slaves in Dubai” which is complete BS.
I'd have to warm my mind up to Saudi Arabia and get a better understanding about moving there but I will 100% be cool with living in Dubai on a permanent basis as a place to come back to while traveling elsewhere over there.
Just be mindful to respect the religion, culture and society. You may not agree with a lot of em but at the end of the day you're a guest and you're coming into someone's house
People in the west really think the Gulf is poor or 3rd world countries which is laughable. A lot would be shocked on how much freedom we have here and the safety that is unmatched compared to European countries or the U.S.
May Allah bless our brothers in Saudi and all gulf countries…im Algerian American but I love the land of tawheed and sunnah And i Hope all muslim lands become like gulf countries in shaa Allah.
How not to interview someone: keep asking them questions and then ask another before they’re halfway done with answering the first. And then have three guys do this at the same time.
For those who can't tell, this is a very old podcast by PBD and Co. The big dude on the right was a horrific snd contantly derailed convos and guests and made it about himself too much and hasnt been on the show in years.
In Saudi and Dubai you can go out at anytime on your own without the fear of getting robbed, attacked or even worse. I went last year and was driving to Riyadh and on the way could see people who had set up little tents on the hills along the highway and were camping out with their familes/friends.
I'm South African. I see zero American pride. It's completely changed in the past ten years. It's racist now to be pro America. I'm an outsider, it's ridiculous.
We have a had and still do have a lot to be proud of , however . Life is becoming harder if not unattainable for common people . Add on our moral fabric Is nearly gone , and society is going to shit. CRap culture is pervasive
@@toddage83 I honestly believe that we are under attack. Their is no way anyone in power with love for country would allow so many things to be the way they are. From the health crisis, food and water crisis, eduction or de-eduction, ski rocketing prices on basic necessities to cars and houses. They allowed the economy to crash, the housing bubble. I could go on and on. If other nations new they couldn’t win in a war, isn’t what’s happening what they would go for? Through the use of corrupted politicians and covert operations. Look at what happened with the train with chemicals they set fire too. Who in their right mind would set chemicals a blaze.
Cheaper labor is not slave labor. Obviously it is the best option available for many people. Is there some place that pays workers more than they have to?
@infiad1275 these "workers " are indentured servants. No way out. No means to provide a decent existence for their families. Anyone who defends making a profit off exploiting fellow humans will pay the price in the end. And FYI. I pay my workers a little over market scale. I treat them with human decency and they would have my back in any situation as I would their's.
lol @ living in Saudi & neighboring countries, especially if you’re South & East Asian. On many levels, it’s terrible, but everyone’s experiences are not the same. Interesting place to visit, but could not live there.
Public figures or muslims will never criticise them rich Middle East countries, unless they vow not to step foot there😂😂 it’s another quote of "Everybody wanna live there, but don't nobody wanna live there."
Ignorance is a crime sometimes. Alcohol, drugs, addiction are the things that drive the western government poor. This guy's just mentioned the things we all wish we had 8n our community. Zero tax, zero crime. WHAT!!!!!
I used to feel less about my own country cuz the media said KSA is a 3rd world country… etc Then I traveled the world and realized that my country is the shit!
@@casualobserver288 That's what I am asking. I'd like to see video interviews on the regular workers. And womans lives. Any time things are pumped up a wonderful without suffering. Im pretty skeptical.
PBD let your guests speak more and elaborate on your questions topic 🙏 ya'll keep interrupting the guy every 10 seconds with another question. Let him finish his train of thought lol it's difficult to follow along with the guest's thought process when you keep jumping constantly from one question to the next..
Exactly.... I was in Chicago in 2011... I came with a few thousand Euros. A bank in Chicago has not seen the euro before. They brought out a big book with currency. Americans need to travel more. Just to get enlightened
@@nisoshahabibzadeh why is this funny? She's originally from the middle East and her parents are there already. Not sure why you're laughing but you do you.
@@nickchaput219 hates his own life and can’t be happy for others, hope you all the best and success in your journey brother, I’ve visited many times and love it but unfortunately cemented my place here in uk with properties and business so stuck here for a while but will eventually make the move myself!!!
PBD is gaslighting or just downplaying the importance of no tax in those countries. "What's the big deal if they don't pay taxes!" Most big companies in the U.S. one can rightfully point out, pays little or no taxes. Warren Buffet's secretary pays more tax than he does. So my question to PBD is; why aren't these corporations pay for the education of their employees and their kids like they do in Saudi Arabia?
He is delusional he lived in expat area where the oil company provided everything for him. That doesn’t translate to your ordinary Saudi person who wants to relocate to the USA or Europe
It's not built on oil money anymore. It's primarily tourism now. Dubai is not relying on oil money anymore and started diversifying it's economy since the mid 2000s. Abu Dhabi is the oil king of the UAE
@@Sum_Ting_Wong I realize they are diversifying, but I've read several breakdowns that talk about the tourism not being enough to cover the eventual loss of oil revenue. Saudi Arabia is doing a similar thing right now as well as they anticipate the need for oil will go down over the coming decades.
try being a working class person in Saudi Arabia and not some rich privileged kid as Zuby living in some exclusive fancy upper middle class gated community of foreigners in a country like Saudi Arabia. this type of talk is cheap and brings nothing to the table. facts are there. NOBODY that is working class would go and live in Saudi Arabia, especially if you are also a non-Muslim. if you are rich, you can afford to live anywhere. that's just a fact.
@@LevisH21 so?? I didnt discuss anything. I just find funny how they think all arab countries are the same. Is like saying Colombia and Venezuela is the same.
@@AtheismF7W They have low crime, low family breakdown and divorce. A society that has the traditional family at the centre of society. Tell me who is 100 yrs behind?
It's funny that you think taxes don't benefit the politicians that work for the government. Conversly the companies may pay more to their employees as well. Anyone that thinks taxes are some huge boon to the regular populace is crazy.
My dad lived in Saudi Arabia for two years working for Northrop Grumman and they warned him never leave the American community base Because there’s nothing that the Saudis would love more than to execute an American for some frivolous crime he was actually for bidden from leaving the community. This guy lived in a protected community that was under a different law than most other side is have to live under. Most likely also diplomatic immunity. Essentially, he lived on a resort for rich kids, whose parents were during work for the Saudi government whole different ball game
Quote " there’s nothing that the Saudis would love more than to execute an American for some frivolous crime" That's a lie,that never happened in Saudi Arabia Never! Are you sure your father was not in Iran?
"Essentially, he lived on a resort for rich kids" And that's basically what all travelers do which is why when they say it's so great in x country, it's complete BS. As someone who spent 6 years in the Philippines and lived there like the common folk, the country's a sh*thole. Many of these countries are. Sure they have their ritzy parts but none of these people spend 1 second outside those ritzy resorts. They spend the entirety of their time in the resorts and then talk about how much better it is there compared to the U.S. It's laughable.
@@osaji922 You can't compare a country like the Philippines that has a GDP/Capita of 3800$ when Saudi Arabia has a GDP/Capita of 58000$ these countries are not in the same league! Saudi Arabia alone can move the price of oil worlwide! You should visit a country before making a opinion on it!
@@quickstep101 Come on, do you honestly believe he went 19 years there without visiting Saudi Arabia? Do you honestly believe he doesn't know the real Saudi Arabia because he stayed at a resort for rich kids for 19 years? 🤨 Does this sound plausible to you?
I'm sure Dubai can be better for the locals abd tourists than the west since it uses slave/indentured labor from South and Southeast Asia. There are so many human rights violations. 😢
If you tout UAE as being better than America than you value prosperity over freedom. Sure Dubai a nice place for a certain subset of expats (because they have a stream of money that the government can rely on to prop up the illusion of prosperity), but it's entirely greed driven and the luxuries don't extend to the lower classes. They exploit labor, they censor any speech that is culturally sensitive (so basically all speech that matters). The western countries have their problems but we have the solution in the form of Constitutions that uphold liberty for the most part, we just need to get back to basics in law and stop swallowing what the crooks in government are getting away with.
Freedom is an illusion, it's so we stay comfortable and fat so we dont take action and behave as weak men. U dont have to look over ur shoulders in fear of assault or robbery in those lands compared to the west.
I worked in Norway for 4 years as expat and the company paid may taxes, my kid school, house, car rent and 2 business trip ticket (cash) for me and my famely every year. But Norway tax any company that operate there.
@@WeAreGhuraba I know right?! People think everything is fine not realising that everything is fine coz you have money! it's as if you don't see the bad things happening to people who have no money! who would have thought?
Living in an expat community is the key phrase. No free speech, rampant slave labor, giant spending waste on stupid vanity projects. This reminds me of Dennis Rodman praising North Korea.
The slave labour issue is more of a UAE thing. Be good if you could get the country right.. And we do it too, with our iphones and clothes etc. We just outsource it all to Asia, so we can feel better about ourselves.
@@adamp2426 no it's a huge problem in Saudi Arabia too as well as many countries in that area. And your lame what aboutism argument is dramatically over conflating what are huge differences in how messed up one thing is from the other.
"No free speech", you mean like when you talk smack about trans on social media, then the next day you find out you're fired? Rampant slave labor, as in, immigrants who get paid below prevailing wage? Yeah, over here, we call them "illegals". Hard to get worked up over vanity projects from a government you pay no taxes to.
All of you American boy lovers here are wrong! There is no labor slavery in the UAE nor Saudi. If anything you boy lovers have the worst slavery, child trafficking and so on.
there is more to the US than New York. i don't care what kind of big beautiful building you set on a desert floor, its still the desert. i live in AZ and i'm headed back to mountains, lakes, streams, pine trees & fresh air......there is a lot of beauty right here in the US
