Why Saudi Arabia is Better Than New York City - Comparison

PBD Podcast Episode 81 with guests Zuby, Gerard Michaels and Adam Sosnick. In this short clip, they talk about the difference between New York City and Saudi Arabia.

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[Omar-jygr]

As a Saudi I laugh so hard when I hear what the US media says about us. The misinformation they spread about us is so unbelievable!

[johnnytaylor]

I'm American who lived and worked in Saudi Arabia for 10 years! This might be shocking to some people but I have never been robbed, harassed or stopped in the streets nor I have notice or see any crime activity for the last 10 years! It's amazing how Saudi is safer than most cities in America !!!
These guys have no clue about Saudi Arabia !!

[eamonshields]

2 guys who’ve never been to Saudi Arabia trying to lecture a guy who grew up there. Wow

[mjkingofmusic]

"repressive Saudi laws about what women can wear" So just because women can't have their breast or ass out in public means it's "repressive"? Women aren't objectified & seen as eye candy for men in Saudi. That is in no way repressive.

[RiseAboveEric]

As an American 🇺🇸 who also grew up in Saudi I agree with Zuby.

If I had a choice of moving my family to New York or An expect community in KSA 🇸🇦 I’d choose Saudi Arabia … Easy decision.

[ddfelder]

I don’t even need to watch this too agree. When I lived and worked in Riyadh, it turned out to be the best experience of my life. To this day, I miss Riyadh and my friends dearly. As a black American woman I was treated better & much more respectfully there versus the U.S. I was SPOILED! Once you immerse yourself in their beautiful culture and get to know the people, it’s a beautiful experience. 🇸🇦

[chicotata]

As a Texan. This is straight up American Ignorance and how the world see us😂🤣

[shorifaqchoudhury]

I loved it how they laughed when he mentioned living in SA then when he broke down about no crime, free medical, paid education. Then the silence 😂😂

[DrTabat]

I'm a Nigerian currently working in Saudi & I love the country. The people are superb, the culture is very warm, & crime rates are nearly absent. Its sad that those who spread false news seem very sure that what they are saying are facts.

[demonslayed]

I’m an American living in Saudi. Been here since 2017. And let me tell you, I prefer living here way more than living in the US. Aside from the drivers on the road it’s incredibly safe!

[thisisit]

I’m a Saudi living in the US, and idk why I felt embarrassed FOR the Americans in the video 🤦🏻‍♀️ it was hard to watch how they were ignoring the important points he made about what actually makes a safe community, and trying so hard to make KSA sound bad by repeating incredibly stupid points that they’ve heard somewhere else. They didn’t actually wanna hear his answer, but clearly wanted to prove a point although they’ve never been or truly know anything about Saudi. So cringey 😷

[ManUtdGirl]

Being a muslim, being born & raised in the UK, Ive lived around ignorance of my religion all my life. Ive been to saudi and I loved it, and hope to visit again soon with my kids.

[alfannan]

“Saudi Arabia is the most misunderstood country in the world” .. I recall this quote, and every time I watch a discussion involving Saudi Arabia, it proofs itself.

[Ali-pqte]

I love how this guy is loyal to Saudi, he gave a real image of Saudi.

[abedrahman]

"No booze, I am out bro". This had me laughing out loud. If booze is the only thing that gives your life meaning, but not safety, a good economy, and no taxes then your priorities are reversed. Not promoting Saudi or anything, donno enough about life there. But this was honestly pathetic.

[wilddreams]

When they run out of counter argument, they'd start to disrespect Muslim women, disrespecting our Hijab, our opinions, our choices....ahhh I can't!

[Tubbyz]

What makes me laugh about this podcast is the insane amounts of ignorance.

What's even more funnier, when they talk about women. Lol how many teenage pregnancies is the US, high rape rates, single mothers, domestic violence is off the charts. The family unit is in complete disarray. Yet they have the audacity to talk about women in Saudi who are more stable than the average American woman.

[salampakistan]

As a burka muslim woman, I loved Saudia Arabia, walked around in the middle of night and felt completely safe, very family orientated environment and I felt soo much as ease....

[arminius]

American lefties : Free education, health and other State securities.
American right wingers : No taxes and cultural degradation.
Normal human beings : We just need a secure place to live in.
Saudi Arabia : We offer you all

[beastmodemn]

Actually, The University of al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco is the oldest university in the entire world, it was founded in 859 AD, in fact, it’s so old that it is recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site.