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[iFerg]

I can't believe that the media narrative drove me to think Pakistan was a country I would never want to visit, after seeing this video I've realized that the people here are kind, respectful and welcoming.

Excited to go and see for myself!

[shastrik]

As a Indian I use to be paranoid of Pakistani people untill I had to go work in the UK. I had to share a room with a Pakistani guy, I was surprised by the way he treat me we became very close friend I know his entire family and his sister use to send me something Everytime he gets a parcel from Pakistan. I also get to know a bunch of Pakistani people here they were all so kind and totally opposite the propaganda Indian and Western world want us to see!

[Bangpaulxu]

This is what media doesn’t show us. There are people around the world that are so amazing. Thanks Bobby for these kinds of vid.

[Dhajdbnffnka]

You know there is genuinely nice people out there when Bobby says “after negotiating with the owner he allowed us to pay”

[fekkim]

The generosity of people who have so little is profound

[Adley_]

I’m glad they didn’t take advantage of the fact he was foreigner but instead treating him like royalty.

[DP-]

Thank you to everyone's generous comments about Pakistan..
I'm a Pakistani and these comments really warmed my heart and filled me with joy.. I'm really happy that people got to witness the good side of Pakistan and it's people.. Remember, a country isn't defined by it's leaderships or politics, it's defined by it's people..
From the bottom of my heart, Thank You ❤🇵🇰

[amandawalsh]

The amount of generosity is so heart warming. I live in Canada and there is many people here from Pakistani and they’re truly some of the kindest, most generous people I have ever met in my life. Thank you for showing us the beautiful side of Pakistan and not just the bad that the media shows us.

[ProfessorAun]

So happy to see someone show the real Pakistan.RESPECT

[Astaroth]

Him: "so, how much does this cost?"

Pakistani: *NO*

[KylaMarie]

Their generosity made me tear up, this is freaking great 😭😭❤️

[advancedmousetrap]

Incredible generosity, it's a shame this isn't what you see on the news. This is an amazing representation of Pakistan and its people

[Cihtym]

It's so dope to see people so respectful like that. Wish we did that in America to 🤣

[faslaiqbal]

I am from India, I always knew that Pakistani people were kind. But never imagined they were this kind and generous 😊
I really wish to visit Pakistan

[roycethomas]

i am an indian and i had never known that Pakistan would have this much hostility. This is a very great example how media illustrate another country. much love from India

[phantomchaser]

As someone from Pakistan the country is going through some hard times right now and it's tough to be happy but this video briefly made me proud to be Pakistani again. Thank you Bobby

[karaokechannelm]

"After negotiating with the owner, he allowed us to pay." - Livingbobby

[longlongman]

I went there last 2019, this is literally true. The people there were kind and generous. Filipinos were known by their hospitality, and im a Filipino. But i think pakistan should be famous by their hospitality and generosity too.

[spugetee]

imagine having to negotiate with someone in order to PAY THEM

[TheRealsNiperz]

I love how Bobby still insisted to pay the shop owners but yet didn't mind not getting paid as he was a "guest".

What a kind foodie.