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I wud second that ...she comes across as a very decent down to earth intelligent young lady ...the 2 of u make a lovely couple ... shes very natural in front of the camera which is a bonus for u Yaar bcuz u live yr life in front of it :) - Stay blessed and Happy ..both of you Fouad I hope I spelt his name correctly ...is a great human to ...such a warm friendly and happy person ..u were super lucky to have bumped into this Malik of Lebanon Mac :)
Lebanon would have never thought to go there. We always tend to get negative news here in US. It looks beautiful and I'm beginning to love the country 😍 Looking forward to the Lebanon series
I’m a Lebanese living in Canada. Watching your videos warms my heart because I’m homesick all the time, I’m so glad you’re enjoying your time in Lebanon this is your second home and you’re always welcome🤗
When I was living in the US I was homesick all the time.Purchased a one way ticket and came back.USA is a great county and all ,but it lacks that simple charm that exists in Lebanon.
The more I see of Mabelle, the more I love her. She is so cute. Her reaction when she said Thank you coming out of the bakery and she looked at the camera and not you. Macroon my boy, you are one lucky man. Enjoy my friend.
Me to ....before watching Macs first set of vids from Lebanon ..I wud never have dreamt of going there..but now ...its at the TOP of my list of places to visit
Haven't been to lebanon for almost 9 yrs now and never thought of going back until I started watching your amazing videos thank you for showing us places to visit 😊
I see you found yourself a Lebanese girl 😏. They are probaly one of the most respectful and mature and very hearted girls on the planet . Treat her well.
Beautiful episode. I love your caring nature Mac towards the group and specially Fouad. Love that you made your own man2oushe. Iv never been to Jezzine love to go oneday when I return to Lebanon and wanna see the Cedars in the south too. Amazing episode and I'm still watching it. ❤️🥰😍
This opening tho 👌😂 Mac... Jezzine is wonderful... Its a small lebanon!! Now im diving in the marathon of your new series of lebanon... And cant wait to see what you will be aplodding next... Thank you for showing this beautiful side of lebanon... Btw mabelle is new character in this series... And she looks an amazing person with positive vibes... Good luck for both of you
The surroundings of that resort are very beautiful, in fact, the whole town is beautiful! That bakery is so cool that they can make special pizza, the fresh bread must be delicious, thank you for sharing! 👍😃🙌
Mac ma Maaan !!! Welcome back to Lebanon, I am very excited for these Lebanese vlogs again and again. Wish I knew you were coming to Jezzine, it's my hometown, I would have loved to show you around and take you to some awesome spots, maybe next time KHAYEE ❤
While watching luke vlog i got to know ur vlog ..... Ur are very kind hearted person ...the way u interact with people with so love and respect it is commendable... Mac ❤
2:39 that was funny af I doubt anyone in the world had more fun than you have!! I wish for your channel to reach 1 million subscribers, and more, and that you make so much money from RU-vid so you can easily afford to keep having fun and popping those awesome videos!!
What a beautiful place to wake up to 👍💥 mesmerizing ..Jezzine has gorgeous nature I love it ... It was so nice to learn from George in the market historical facts wow.... The bakery is awesome ...i bet their Manousheh is soooo yummy .. I enjoyed the video so much🥰👍
wow...what a beautiful quaint place with some amazing landscape & scenery ❤I had heard how beautiful Lebanon is but this is beyond what I had imagined 😯. And that fresh straight out of the oven bread with zaatar....man oh man, it looks G..O..O..O..D 😊 Thank you for another amazing heart warming vlog Mac, loved every minute of it!
@baseline_hitch shalhoub yes absolutely!! I am originally from a country where we call the Lebanese people our cousins and I have had many Lebanese friends over the years (since my high school years) they are awesome people 👍👍👍
Another EPIC from Mac ..... The Manoushe looked great, ALL u guys were speechless when u were eating them .....and true to form ...U applied your own special touch to yours :)
I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee watching your videos, keep up the great work. Please make sure you get to eat a fruit cocktail with the avocado sauce for me :)
*There is nothing better than a fresh Man'oushe in the morning, but with a cup of black tea to go along is even better! Mac, you should go to Zahle in the Bekaa valley. It's a must-visit city if you have not been there, yet! HUGS* 🤗
Mac’s energy is perfecto 🙌 he always has great interactions with beautiful people along the way. Not everybody has that. Mac - not too much Beirut beer! You’ll get a big bear belly and become lazy in life my friend.
Im thinking of traveiling to Zahle from boston this coming october. Im anxious because of currency tumble & subsequent economic disaster. If i travel directly from airport to Zahle to stay for a couple weeks is it safe?? Comment anyone would appreciate it.
It's pretty safe.. The economic crisis is really bad but if you're coming from outside Lebanon you'll find things cheaper. The electricity in Zahle is 24/24 too.
Sorry Fouad cedars Ni7a🤭The Roman Plinius major says that the Phoenicians invented the bread. Do you know that Spanish mesa/table come from Phoenician word Meza which means make a table rich in various dishes of food. Do you know my friends that Mir of Great Lebanon from 1516 Fakhredin's Maani First son Korkmaz as well his grandson Fakhredin two the Great Mir of Great Lebanon, were hidden for a while in caves/grottes in Jezzine then in Ni7a for the first fleeing Turkish soldiers. They were both caught following a denunciation. Nota bene: Sultan ottoman Selim the conqueror placed Syria under Lebanese suzerainty from 1516 to 1866, when following multiple attempts at independence, last one of Mir Bshir two the Great, the Ottomans abolished the status of Greater Lebanon to replace it with Greater Syria governed by Sunni loyal to the Turks. The end of WWI, led to the reinvestment in 1920 of Grand Liban. Sykes-Picot of 1916 was a boon for former Lebanese civilization and to the up coming culture. Unfortunately Arabs and Syria want to take everything. Dear Mac you're attempting to talk Lebanese. Arabic is much a religious culture from the end of the seven century AD, not identity. According to the crusade historian William of Tire/Guillaume de Tyr, Phoenician was still spoken at the eleventh century AD. good luck
