Villagers Experience Online Shopping For First Time ! Tribal People Try Amazon.com For First Time 

I wish they could have got to shop something each, and then there could be another video when the item arrived.

This was eye opening for our village friends. Nice they got to see this

In the old days in Canada, people living in remote areas would browse a Sears catalog (made of paper!), and then fill their order forms. They would then receive their order at the local reception center (sometimes just a locker in the general store, or behind the counter at the post office). This is not too different from what we're doing today on Amazon. Sometimes the delays are comparable. The big difference is having access to more products.

That was fun. I had to laugh when cow dung cakes were one of the first inquired items. I recall many years ago, I was introducing my mom to the internet. I informed her, we could look up most any bit of information one could possibly ask. She stumped me and the internet right off the bat with "What is my sister Gloria's favorite color?"

I will say that both Amazon and Walmart delivery services in the USA are a huge help for people like me that have disabilities and have difficulty getting back and forth to the store. While I spend a little extra every month for my memberships both to get free delivery and other benefits ($16 combined with discounts) it is worth it to be able to sit at my computer and do all my grocery shopping at 10pm and have it show up at my door the next morning. In the past I would have to try an navigate the public transit system to get to the nearest grocery store and then be limited in what I could buy because I could only carry a small amount of things. This forced me to make this trip much more often and I ate less healthy because I could not buy a full range of groceries. Now I don't have to worry and get everything I want and need from fresh produce to heavy items at no extra cost (I do happily tip my delivery person though). I even do my clothes shopping with these services as they offer free return shipping on items that don't fit making it worry free that you may buy something that turns out to be the wrong size.

I use Amazon’s cart a lot when I am planning a project. I am not buying stuff I just find everything I would need for my project and put them in the shopping cart and this gives me an idea of what I am looking for. Then I look in local shops to see if I can find the items cheaper. Then I delete from the shipping cart all the items I find and only buy the ones I couldn’t. I also use the cart as a look book for clothing then I go to thrift stores and put together similar looks for my clothing. Sometimes I just search for fun to see what crazy things are out there. Like just pick a noun any noun and put it in the search. Then begin the digging and see where it takes me. You don’t have to buy stuff to have fun with Amazon. Hay and sometimes stuff you do order may get lost. Don’t fret I always contacted the seller and got another one or a refund. Oh and any business can be represented on Amazon or EBay or Etsy. So anyone can sell products on line from anywhere. Like there could be a Villagers monthly subscription box. I even think there are businesses that will make the subscription box 📦 for whoever wants to sell them.

Great video. You should tell them that many local shops across the world also sell on Amazon.

If I think back at the first time that Sarru appeared on this channel. Nice to see how he evolved into a confident young man. Same for Raju. His first appearance, a long time ago, was not favourable. He was uninterested, and did not seem to see any value in trying strange things. He did not return as a regular. Until later, where he 'got it' what the channel was trying to do. No he is a great member of this group, singing and all. Guddu also changed over time; fist reserved and shy, now funny and eager to take new things in.

I did most of my Christmas shopping on Amazon, and with a extra fee they put my gifts in gift bags, put a Merry Christmas note to them and then mailed it to my grandkids across the country. Love it.

This was really fun! Would love to see them order some item.

Learning English I understand is as hard as me learning Hindi when I travelled and lived in India in 96/97. I was too confused. But people help. It is their nature. They teach if you want to learn 🎉 🙏

Not very fond of amazon, but certainly a great thing to know what is possible via online shopping. Was nice to see the guys learn about it. Fitting to the season I'd love to see them react to a traditional European christmas market. Just today I came across a very nice video of German christmas markets from last year, still affected by covid though, but very beautiful images and solid explanations. It's on the channel DW Travel, titled What to do at a German Christmas Market. I'm sure they'd enjoy some festivity impressions from another part of the world.

I've bought galangal on Amazon; they do sell nearly everything you can imagine. I'm amazed that what started here in Seattle as an on-line bookstore has grown into a worldwide phenomenon.

I just wish Amazon would treat their workers better. Probably true with most companies, though

Honestly, I'm really surprised to see cow dung cakes on Amazon too. Wow. 😅

I like to encourage local businesses so I very rarely use Amazon. I also avoid things like Costco and Walmart. Amazon is practical when looking for electronics or something special that's not available in the region. I can't imagine doing my grocery online save for dry goods. I am way too picky when it comes to fresh produce and cuts of meat.

You really can buy everything on Amazon! I learned something new today, cow dung can be bought in India and the US. For anyone interested, the USD cost is $39.99.

I suggest checking out the Dupont registry. it's where the super rich sell fancy cars and things online. some of the rock star buses are mansions on wheels!

On his first exposure to Amazon, dude on the left immediately predicted the demise of the brick & mortar economy.

Guddu is right, competition in business is beneficial to the consumer.

The long arm of the Bezos has reached them as well...

It's like the first time I saw the Sears catalog

You should have given them at least like ₹400($5), that would have been an experience. They didn't really experience online shopping.

@CommanManShow What's happened to Raeen? I've been meaning to ask because I've not seen him in videos for a really long time.

technically amazon runs their food products through Whole Foods which was bought by amazon. Whole foods specializes in organic and natural products but can run most groceries just fine.

Solid! Top KEK!

Oh wow there was a pack of Maggi (Indian) noodles on the screen that I saw in the specials pile at Audi yesterday :)

0:48 "Today we will give you the knowledge of Amazon" sounds kinda funny to me because it sounds like they're gonna teach them some kind of magic or fighting style.

Amazing video 👍

Glad they saw this

i hope they order somethink for them ^^

All the brick and mortar stores still do extremely well out here, with lots of them ordering certain business supplies directly from Amazon actually.

very good observation what will happen to the small shops ....& community ...keep it local ..

Alright, off to search for the cow dung cakes lol

Well, they figured that one out, just like with Walmart pushing the Mom & Pop shops out too, didnt they? Very good thinking & reasoning! 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

wow, so amazon has set foot into a marked with 1.4 billion possible customers now. If India developes well in the next few decades, this will become gigantic.

the girl is for sale true

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Great now you are going to get them hooked on Amazon...wait do they have internet access in their village?

*You should have all of the villagers who want to, get a wish list for us to send or buy for them.*

Excuse my ignorance but does India not have regular home mail service to service the delivery part of online ordering. Or has online shopping just not caught on there?

From a farm, we can order seeds, cloth, baby chickens, animal feed and medicine. Very useful; even for people who are not rich. One cannot buy cows yet......

Wish they lived in a country where things were fair and education was important and people did not have to live so uninformed and just barely above poverty line. I hope things improve during these mens lifetime. They deserve it. That's why so many leave for the West for better lives.

For certain, there are things on Amazon you never knew existed. And many that shouldn’t.

They give a replacement warranty of 7 to 10 days? Here in Norway they *by law* has to give you a right to return goods and give you a full refund for 30 days. So 7-10 days isn’t exactly great, as the guys think… 🤗

😆😆😆 I ordered a kurta from Amazon, made in India, shipped to the US... looked like the exact product, company, and the page displayed. They even have pre formed turbans 👌. One piece, no wrapping. I'd love to have a kurta stitched by Raeen 😁👌🙏🕉🇮🇳❤️

Now that they know about Amazon, are you going to post links for their wish lists? Cow dung for Christmas!

7:23 😳

Today we give you The knowledge of AMAZON 😂😂😂😂

should've told them they can pay on delivery if they don't trust online banking

The problem is, even with us sending presents to these channel stars, from internet or personal purchase, you can order from Amazon, but when it comes to delivery, it gets pinched in your country, before it arrives. How is that fixed?

Can girls be sold there? LMAO 🤣

In this and other videos of yours, I find it fascinating how many English words are used in their speech.

I ordered all my Christmas shopping from AMAZON

"can girls also be sold there" Well...not on that site at least :D

Please just keep with your traditional values. I love you friends.

The dung cakes look alarmingly like frozen burger patties. On second thought, it's alarming how much burger patties look like dung cakes.

It's a shame that some of these people put themselves down from time to time.

With Amazon you never know, it could be counterfeit cow dung.

amazin'

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I know what Sarru wants, a female companion, lol. Can't say I blame him!

That was amazing! I was surprised at the cow dung, too. But India...why not? Talk about convenience! Oh, after their next trip, we need to work on some money to spend on Amazon.

For the love of god please order them some propane 😁

😊👍

The quality of cloth and shoes from online is mostly poor, i woul drather buy clothes from a professional like Sarru than from amazon

What are cow dung cakes. Dung means poop!

Nice video go Amazon!

Tell them why not to shop online.

I’m curious where are the other two young guys… Gopu and Raeen?

Do you think they can become just like us after all of these?

Next Amazon go..automated shop

0:18 sorry this is so wrong raju anyone no matter how smart they are can order anything lol especially people sell water for 20$ and people will pay for that believe it or not 😂

your videos are getting boring you show uninteresting things and don't listen to the cummunity 

This video is on another level. I didn't even know about cow dung cakes. Village chiefs? There's a lot to unpack.