Paris or a Toilet? France Shocked Me

My first morning in France was… unforgettable for all the wrong reasons. Puke, pee, and pure chaos. Welcome to Paris!

#France #Paris #travelsafety

[KarlRock]

The sign even says “Matmut” (Don’t Pee in Hindi) 😅

[isisjvw]

I'm grandmother told me Paris smelled like piss back in the 30s

[Duckyz.]

Paris syndrome - A sense of extreme disappointment exhibited by some individuals when visiting Paris, who feel that the city was not what they had expected.

[rahman]

As you said, matmut(don't pee in Hindi) was icing on the top. Even people who don't believe in coincidence will start believing once they see this video.

[VN-uxep]

I’m an Indian who lived in Paris for 6 years - a majority of the people who does these things are not from France. Just like Mumbai, the huge influx of certain kinds of people from various parts of the world has destroyed the city.

[NLJeffEU]

People always act as if European countrys have 0 problems. Difference with these examples is that this is the exeption instead more of a norm.

[natawata]

Paris isn't in decline. Humanity is. It's global.

[diagorosmelos]

That's nothing new for Paris. I worked in Germany for 4 years back in 1995. Based in Dusseldorf but worked all over Germany, i was impressed by the cleanliness of it. Then I went to work in Paris for 1 year and couldn't wait to get away. What a shit hole even back then. You need to go to south of France if you want a good experience.

[ArnavBiginersuresh]

Yo Karl. Thank you for exposing the bad sides of Paris.

[pippa]

So many people are racist against certain countries, but need to look at the countries of their own heritage. Thank you for the truth, Karl. ❤️‍🔥

[dezzaofoz]

Ive just got back from Auckland, and that city taken a turn for the worst. Rubbish everywhere, lots of people with mental health problems, homeless and lots of empty shops downtown.

[ianchenofficial]

I feel sad. Karl is highlighting societal issues which every country faces. Junkies. Homelessness. These are problems that haven’t been adequately solved by any society. Some do it better than others of course but the problem persists.

Rather than exhibit disgust let’s all put our energies into how we can make it better for these people.

[jltrack]

Come to San Francisco, visit the Tenderloin. The most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life and I live a few cities away 😅

[brasherish]

You are right Paris is crap. One of the worst cities to visit. But the architecture is great.

[RaGaNZ]

Most Metro stations have homeless residents who add to the pervasive smell of urine there. One particularly cold evening, we were on an underground station waiting for our train with not a single soul in sight except the two of us and a homeless guy. We actually had a sense of appreciation for his company !

[shondi]

Bro lives in India and has the cheek to comment on cleanliness in the streets😂😂

[oscarjan]

First time I went to Paris I stayed near the Eiffel Tower was very nice . then ventured out a little further man it was a shit hole 🕳️ and I had a bad experience with locals . I’m from the uk and I understand French the word they call you are not nice . Only problem I have now is my son want to see France for the first time 😅might make it a day trip on the euro star

[ThisAintUsn]

Paris is very different to what you’ve seen so far this morning, trust me.

[DisPlanet]

I completely agree with what you said, Karl.
Is this Paris? I felt much safer in India! When I’d visited Paris in 2014, my mobile was stolen at a subway station right in front of my eyes and I couldn’t do anything, I saw homeless people living in their tents in the streets, the train stations had drug addicts who were begging for money.

[DCM]

The western countries were clean at one time. Now with the influx of people from other continents mostly refugees the demography has changed, so also the civic sense and hygiene.