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@srividhyaarun8290...a lot of people have asked me this same question. However, I'm simply not in a position to help others find work in Armenia, when I am now looking for work too. I suggest you search in list.am If you're from India, I suggest you contact the Indian community here. I warn you that even if you find work, the wages are quite low. God bless🙏

What is his name, and may I ask what condition he suffers from?

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch my father name SUSIL KHANDAPANI brain hemorrhage condition

@@user-nh6tu6pm5o May God help your father. I will pray for him. Please keep me updated.🙏

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch sure Mr Mitch

@RekhaRani-dh9yj...Armenia is one of the safest countries in the world, but of course, as a single woman in a foreign country you should be careful

@KathleenAllahverdi-vo5fe...Glad you got past the first 50 seconds, Kathleen! Thanks for your lovely comment...and yes...the children and teachers are amazing. Looking forward to spending time with you both when you return in September. I will make sure to have a pot of Armenian coffee waiting for you!😄

@theguybehindyou7418...thank you for tuning in to our channel. It doesn't matter where we're from...it matters that we all learn to respect and love each other. God bless you and your family.🙏

Thank you! Yours too!

@KathleenAllahverdi-vo5fe...Thanks for your encouraging comment, Kathleen. It will be great to see you both again in September.❤🙏

@yuricamargo547...thanks for your comment. The health care system is good, but as a foreigner, you'll need health insurance, which is actually quite affordable. There are some very good clinics and hospitals here, but you need to aquire some local knowledge from trusted friends. Utilities are also fairly inexpensive

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch I understand,thank you for your attention!

@1dpotengy...thanks for stopping by to view our channel. We're delighted to welcome you on our journey. Thank you for subscribing and ringing the bell. Stay safe and God bless🙏 P.S. We're having a week off from filming, but we'll be back next week with another walk around the streets of Yerevan

@nothingness4884...good point re a "democratically elected leader!" Sadly, the Armenian Church is closely aligned with a particular party known for corruption and nefarious activities. I think the majority of Armenians know that, but they're just worried about the border situation. May God help us🙏

@peacefulheart1431... don't knock it until you've tried it 😉

@PURE_LUCIDITY...If we "truly" turn back to God, then nothing is impossible for this country. That will always be my prayer...that we as a people and nation, turn back to His perfect way.🙏

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch constant practice develops into a habit, subsequently the constant habit develops into character/characteristics, and constant character develops into genetics. Not the flesh and blood, nor special chromosomes that accounts for our genetics, but the time and the consistency of our practice that ultimately forms our genetics. Even our distinct genetic markers are linked to hour characteristics. In that essence, Armenians have been believing in something called god/gods. Throughout our history we had many gods. Therefore it is easier for the camel to pass through the eye of the needle, than for the Armenians to turn to god in which you believe. As you see, it’s not that the Armenians don’t believe in god, it’s just that they don’t believe in the same god as you and the Christian believers do. Egyptians too believed in gods, but not the god in which the Hebrews believed. So you just can’t preach the gospel to the ancient setbacks. They value several things when they are talking about the gospel. They are religious people, not really believers. Therefore the kind of practice has molded into our heels in a form of steel blocks. To get rid of those steel blocks, we have to undo the ball of twine. 😂 you see the things are different with me. I’ve broken away from the Armenianness since my childhood. Utilizing deep cogitation. That is the only way to deviate the Armenians or any other ancient nations from their core values. Mere preaching has no marvels on those folks. While they want to hear your positive opinion about the Armenians, you need to tell them the opposite of their expectations. But then they will antagonize you quickly. And that will put us back on the formality vs. the reality theory. Whereas you present the reality theory, and the Armenians present the formality theory. Which based on the formality theory they want to hear your positive opinion, not necessarily your true opinion, based on the reality theory. Through the native isolation, Armenians rather become the organic creatures of their culture. Nothing has changed since. Other nationals leaving in Armenia for years, they have zero influence on Armenians. That’s just the way they are. We can live side by side with you, but you will always be a stranger to us. The Armenians will back up other Armenians by sheer native factors, regardless of the amount of guilt they carry, and they will oppose you even if you are right and the Armenian is wrong. Just like the Muslims are supporting the Palestinians or other Muslims by the religious affiliation, regardless of the amount of guilt they carry. That’s why the sun never sets on the misery of those people. They always are in trouble yet blaming the others for their mischievous behaviors. I hope this will enlighten the saturation of obscurity about the true nature of the Armenians. 😂

I totally concur with you on your elaboration Mr. Mitch. However, since our folks are insensitive to their acknowledgment, the strict laws and orders are the answer for the corrective actions, rather than implementing the traditional values in effort to educate the crude notion. The western society has achieved to its current standards not because they are awesome people, but because they developed and implemented stern laws and orders to correct and rehabilitate the public. For those that are following the rules they have nothing to worry about the strictness of the laws. The ones that are unruly, they will be the ones to coordinate with the consequences of their actions. Same here, been both in traffic as well as in crime sections. 🤪😜

@PURE_LUCIDITY...Very thoughtful analysis. You raise some interesting points about the mindset of Armenians.

@Kitty-ig4yh...Oh Kitty, that would be a nice idea if we were 20 years younger. It takes a lot of time and effort to produce our simple videos, so we couldn't contemplate another channel. Maybe we can do a video on some Armenian artists in the future, including Mrs. Mitch's work🙏

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch I'm looking forward!

@PURE_LUCIDITY...Thanks for stopping by and taking a look🙏

@lucasbridges8082... Yes, absolutely! The problem is that there isn't the focus on English as there should be. For example, children are learning German in the public schools. Of course, there's nothing wrong with learning German, but it's not a universal language like English. Most English teachers cannot converse in English, so children from the regions get a poor English education. Have you heard of Teach for Armenia? They do a good job in the regional public schools.

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch Thank you for the insight, Mitch. I have looked into Teach for Armenia but they require fluent Armenian to be eligible, so I am afraid I´m not eligible, unfortunately.

@@lucasbridges8082 ... you can always have private "Conversational English" classes in your home. Village people can't afford to pay too much. Maybe 10,000 AMD per month for a block of lessons...and that would be the maximum amount. So, if you had 10 students, that would give you 100,000 AMD per month. You would be living very frugally of course on that, unless you have some sort of online business.

@TheHerald45...thanks, it's nice to hear🙏

Hi Mitch, a comment was removed from a other reaction. Was wondering why, hope I did not offend any one?

@eren6188...hi there neighbour 🙏

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch ☺🙏

@karinehakobyan4218...Wow, thanks for your kind words, Karine Jan. It's so nice to hear from you, and it inspires us to keep walking!❤ Stay safe and God bless you and your family🙏

@razkrat8803...Thanks for your concern about my health. I really appreciate it🙏

@Grigoryan1989...Thanks for your comment: Progress depends on one's point of view, but I've certainly seen a lot of changes in the last 10 years. There have been positive and negative changes, so let's hope and pray for the betterment of all of Armenia and not put all our focus on Yerevan. The building industry is booming in Yerevan, but I'm worried about the lack of safety regulations...especially regarding the high-rise buildings. Once again, thanks for inspiring us to continue our walking videos. Stay safe and God bless🙏

@eduardotoursarkissian1552...Oh Eduardo, you've opened up a can of worms now! Apartment prices in Yerevan depend on so many variables. First, you must set a budget, and second, you need to choose an area. I would go to list.am and select your search criteria under all districts of Yerevan (presuming you want to live in Yerevan). What size apartment, what condition, and so on. This will at least give you an idea of monthly rentals. You could also join a few FaceBook groups: Secret Yerevan and Foreigners and Expats in Armenia. Sometimes they advertise apartments for rent. I hope that helps you. Kind regards, Mitch

Thank you very much

@lusienarome7530...thank you for the tip. Actually, we also love spinach and eggs for breakfast.👍

@die-film-ag...thanks for the advice, but we only use it very rarely. My parents always taught me, "everything in moderation."

@judd442009...true😔

@user-qq8wy4lp5b...What sort of machine shop? Are you of Armenian ancestry? These are the first questions to be asked. We need expertise in the regions, so if you're really serious about this, then you should try to connect with someone from Vanadzor. Yerevan is getting too overcrowded and we need this kind of industry in the regions.

I just found this shirt on their Website: www.zilli.com/en/spring-summer-2024/3391-9660-sienna-colour-shirt-triple-stitching.html#/39-size-38 I think it answers your query regarding the $700 shirt

@dwellersart7538...I'll see if we take a secret shot of it. Mrs Mitch believes it was more like $1000 😱

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch 😂🤣😅♥️ .. no secret.. FANS DEMAND 🙌🎉🥳

@@dwellersart7538 👍😎

@@dwellersart7538 I just found this on their International Website: www.zilli.com/en/spring-summer-2024/3391-9660-sienna-colour-shirt-triple-stitching.html#/39-size-38 I guess this answers your question about the $700 shirt😱

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch omg! im not expert.. its made of linen..looks nice but still very expensive haha.. maybe its the meme of this shop 🤣. i wish someone buy it and made them happy.. but comeone! at this price, i can start a small home business .. Mrs & Mr Mitch 🥰 thank you very much for the great videos.. we really enjoy them

@manekurghinyan5207...Hi Mane Jan🙏

Thank you! You too! 😊

@jackoneil3933...thanks Jack. Regarding the Japanese version of peas and eggs, I don't think we have anything like that here. We'll have to try that...also the Japanese cream stew sounds intriguing. I'll have to get Mrs Mitch to make some of her more traditional Armenian dishes. She's a great cook! Grilled cheese on toast with Vegemite...now you've got us salivating! If you send us the Moreton Bay Bugs, we'll invite you over for a BBQ! Mrs Mitch loves them! We're glad you liked the walking tour. We enjoyed it too, so we plan to film more videos from different districts. At least it doesn't cost us anything to walk and it's good exercise. Yes, Mrs Mitch was, and still is a free spirit...though she's curbed the jumping out of 2nd storey windows and her obsession over Romeo and Juliet😂 God bless you too, Jack🙏

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch I'd love to see some good home style Armenian home cooking!

@@jackoneil3933 ...done!

@hasmikpogosyan8508...it's our pleasure, Hasmik Jan...we're happy you liked it❤

@0ksana_...Yes, we enjoyed that bit of frivolity😄❤

@aidaovasapyan9951...I've done some English tutoring before, Aida. Mrs. Mitch and I are interested in working with the children from Areni Village where there are many Artsakh refugees. English education is critical for their future.

@aidaovasapyan9951...thanks Aida, Mrs. Mitch, and I are touched by your comment. Stay tuned for our next video coming out later today where Mrs Mitch joins me on another Yerevan walk.❤

@Llll77710...Sadly, I tend to agree with you. I know one thing, if Vazgen Catholicos knew what was happening now in Armenia...he would turn over in his grave. May God help our beloved country🙏

@eds14rb...I understand you also, and thank you for your opinion.

@efd14rb...thank you🙏

@Comic_Book_Creator... I'm glad it brought back some childhood memories for you 😊

@kickass1179...hello neighbor😊

@@ArmenianLifewithMitch I dunno if you enjoy such walks, if so, I'd like to join you sometimes. I LOVE walking around in the city.

@@kickass1179 ...we can at least meet up so we can get to know each other 😊

@PraiseChrist7...thank you for your kind words. May God bless you and your family also🙏

@TheHerald45...Yes, there have been a lot of improvements over recent years and that's a good thing. I think education is the key to helping Armenia in the long term. If children are taught from a young age to take care of our environment, in 10 years time we will have completely clean cities and villages. Already, we can see that young Armenians are being much more responsible in this area. Yes, I see your point with electric vehicles, but I'm concerned with the energy it takes to produce the batteries, the precious metal used to make them, and the concern over safe disposal of the batteries. I'm definitely no expert on this, but I know there are a lot of clever people working on positive solutions for cleaner, more efficient energy sources. The good thing about the climate here is that you get 4 distinct seasons, so the really hot weather only last for a couple of months, then you've got beautiful autumn weather. Thanks for your comment, it's really nice to hear your thoughts.🙏

I really like the Armenian weather butt the summer in Yerevan is to hot for me. Than I go from a/c to a/c butt one can escape to the mountains or lake Sevan so that is a great option. I am also not an expert butt we drive a plug-in hybrid and as we mostly drive less than 50 km we drive so most km are electric. Its is the best of two worlds is my opinion.

@@TheHerald45 ...a plug in hybrid is a good option...much better than my thirsty old girl (Infinity FX35). She's in great condition, that's why I don't want to trade to anything else at this stage., 😉

@nunemkhitaryan7475...thanks Nune Jan❤...I'm sure everything will work out in the future🙏

@PoweredEvents...that's really nice to hear...thank you.🙏 Mrs. Mitch and I plan to go on a similar walk tomorrow, taking a different, hillier route to work! Stay tuned for that video later in the week.🙏

@vanikps9536...so happy that you enjoyed it🙏

@Dwalin1989...Ohh, that is so sweet of you to say. It means a lot to Mrs. Mitch and I to hear such nice remarks. Thank you and may God bless you and your family.🙏

@JJustMax...I think God allows us to go through difficulties so that we appreciate the better times. It's difficult to endure the hard times, but it also gives us strength and courage. As long as we don't become bitter toward God, but remain thankful for the good and the bad times, I think it makes us into more complete human beings🙏