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[StepHanie-fbnn]

Been to India just 4 times but the "tip sir" situation was brilliant - can so relate! Well mastered Peter💯😉😃

[taijohatsumoto]

To All Indians, I Have The Deepest Love And Respect For All Of You :)
I Admire And Adore Your Kindness, Strength, And Hard Work. You Have a Bright and Prosperous Future Ahead Of You! May Every Man Woman And Child Of India Have Blessed Days Full Of Love And Joy :)

[physics]

Love how Santenello immerses himself in the local culture instead of just doing the same tourist stuff all the other travel vloggers do.

[Knowwayjose]

@1:19 “MY TIP, SIR??” Santello, “BRO, u didn’t do anything!?” LMFA🤣

[siamesejasmine]

I’m from South Florida & I would love to visit India someday. I’d love to explore Kerala!🌟❤️

[brieevans]

Peter- I met my husband while I was traveling in India. I grew up in Maine, and he moved from Delhi to the US when we got married. We have been married for 4 years, and since then I have been to India nine times (for extended periods). Watching your journey through India makes me laugh and smile. I can relate to EVERY shot and comment. Watching your physical and mental journey through that place is so reliable and so realistic. It is the most chaotic place, bursting with life, and everything is an assault on the senses. I, too, have experienced the same processing and love for this amazing place. Now, what once felt so foreign, is a place of family, comfort, love, and a second sense of home. So glad you learned to ride the wave that is India! Happy travels :)

[stochasticdifferentialeq.]

I ❤️ Indians. Smart People and Yet most down to earth and funny. I also know the fact that India export the most medical doctors to other nations in the world!

[hanadahmedvlogs]

Wow! I asked him to go to india while he was doing the Saudi videos and Certainty he did! Love this guy.

[ddwz]

Thank you peter for your beautiful trip in saudi we really enjoined 💓🇸🇦🇺🇸

[newseditor]

Mumbai is fast, hectic. Even non Mumbai residents of other Indian state find it hard to sink in the hecticness of this place. It is more difficult for a foreigner like you. But the variety, diversity, the colour of India will amaze you. if possible visit art of living in Bangalore or Isha centre because India is the spiritual capital of the world.

[hinamajeed]

I love the style of your videos, how you just walk around the streets and filming as you walk, natural vibes coming through!

[steveblattler]

Just wanted to say I enjoy your stories. I am American, lived overseas 13 years. My memories are not things like Great Wall of China. It was the people and that street life away from the tourists. So many great memories. I’m back in the States and find it sad that few people have any interest in my stories or learning about these far away places. For example, they love Mexico, because they like the beach and weather. That’s not Mexico. I think you would know what I mean. Anyways, keep up the great work.

[s.s.m]

Thank you for showing the human and original side of a country. For some people such unfiltered and real videos might be embarrassing but for me it seems more relatable. This helps us the viewers to connect with that country. Even though laundry part was interesting but my heart hurts for the person who was earning one rupy for ironing each piece.. Godddd why the poor hardworking has to suffer everywhere. I wish the people who are paying him one rupay has to iron their own clothes during this quarantine to understand his labor and pay him better next time

[Hazzard]

YT sucks at recommending new content. Your channel should have crossed my path years ago. Glad I found you!

[nicksawyer]

Your videos are great. Really takes me back to my travelling days. Sooner we can fly again, India is in my list.

[daniadif]

I am a Saudi girl, I like you and the video you are providing is very cool ~♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
saudi fan 🇸🇦

[lildoe]

I am always amazed with huge metropolitan cities!! As a Canadian, my country's population is 38 million.... Mumbai has 21 million in their city!! This is crazy to me!!

[fionadsouza]

Phew..can totally understand how overwhelming Mumbai can be for tourists coming from countries that are richer and more quiet. Mumbai is full of CHAOS and madness no doubt. Being a Mumbaikar, just can't help but feel at home with this video ❤️
So many places I kept laughing listening to Mumbaiyya slang, ppl trying to rip off tourists (as usual), confident teenagers, seeing how fast everything is and how people are literally so busy on the street 😂

Great real and raw vlogs. Love it

[naanr]

You have my tip sir !?
Bro you don't do anything 😂😂😂

[mohammadmontazeri]

Wow that's insane, my brain can not process all these