Study shows that watching tribal people eat cheesecake lowers stress by 17%

Tribal People Try New York CHEESECAKE
Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
All the Participant are from Punjab, a province in Pakistan.

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[MerelyFlowers]

"There should be this big cake, and I should be eating it alone by the river."
You and me both, bud.

[tomquinto]

"whoever made this, I want to kiss his hands."

The most profound and genuine compliment I've ever heard of. Bless that man.

[bathysphere]

"Cheese on top and biscuits underneath.". This is the very best description of cheesecake.

[georgedennison]

"This should be a big cake & I'd eat it alone."

I've been fascinated & interested in people from other cultures my entire 70 yrs; it's delightful to find commonalities; "This should be a big cake..." is exactly what I have thought every time I've ever had cheese cake.

To the birthday wisher... thank you, today is, in fact, my 70th birthday.

[xjmoe]

I love the fact that these people appreciate the person who made the cheesecake, just as much as the actual cheesecake. It's beautiful.

[whknws]

"There should be this big cake, and I should be eating it alone near river." I never thought that I, a 17 year old boy in the middle of the woods, would want to experience the exact same thing as a Punjabi tribe elder. Bless the internet for showing that deep down we all want the same things; cheesecake, and peace and quiet.

[daninahk]

He actually sent blessing for the baker and the senders home and business. He genuinely appreciated them. A rare thing to come by.

[coffeetalk]

"I want to kiss his hands" What a beautiful way to compliment the maker of good food.

[ajg]

tears in my eyes, dude. may all wars cease, may we all eat cheesecake together

[damshek]

As a face hair owner myself, I can't express how much I'm impressed by Gul Sher Khan's ability to eat cheesecake without getting it in his glorious moustache.

[FreeformThoughts]

I noticed how they give praise to the most high for these simple blessings. This reminds me of my grandmother and how she taught me to be grateful for all things big or small!

[bubbasmama]

I absolutely love that they also focus on the one who made the cake, not just the cake itself. I find that an amazing quality within that culture. Beautiful.

[melissafield]

"I should have a whole cake and eat it alone by a river" this man is uniting cultures with the universal truths of the heart

[tenenbaummark]

I love how much they care about the person who made it. Really makes you realize what you take for granted in this world

[totollies]

"Whoever made this did an amazing job! May God increase his business and the one who sent this. My prayers are with them."

From now on every 5-star review I leave will be this quote.

[Stanky]

Why does this literally put tears in my eyes? It's so beautiful. What most of us might consider, at best, a simple pleasure of life is a deep, even spiritual journey for these kind men, happening right in front of us.

[pilotswife]

“I should be eating it alone near a river.” Dear God YES. Cheesecake, all by myself, sitting beside a quiet river. That’s got to be what Heaven is like.

[skiguru]

My teacher: why have you missed the assignment deadline?

Me: I was watching videos of pakistani tribal elders trying cheesecake for the first time, I hope you understand

[maxedwellseven]

“May God increase his business and the one who sent it. My prayers are with them.” I never had anybody tell me anything like that when I owned a restaurant and cook food for people!😊

[randieandjodistrom]

I so appreciate how each of reactors begin with "Bismillah, " in the name of God, the Most Gracious, , the Most Merciful. I am a Christian, and I admire how our Muslim friends honor God in virtually everything they do. I'm also very pleased they enjoyed the cheesecake, alhamd lilah!