3 Shocking Reasons Why You Should Check Out of Western Society
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2021
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Sure, there is great food, a relaxed culture, nice people and all of the other things that you’re probably used to hearing about.
However, one thing I don’t hear many people talking about are the things you are getting away from when you move out here.
We can all look for things that we need to add to our lives that we believe will make us happier, wealthier and more successful, but, sometimes it isn’t the things we add to our lives.
It is the things that we take away…
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Being left alone is becoming a luxury these days. I’ve lived in Thailand for many years and the greatest thing here is nobody bothers me.
I love that bird, it gives me a sense of place. Embrace it.
Absolutely agree - I am in Thailand the second I hear this bird.
Haha. It probably sings all day long outside his window. So his brain can’t tune it out now. It’s a nice sound but I definitely get being annoyed by it if it’s ALWAYS there. Plus it’s probably MUCH louder since it’s behind the camera.
The infamous and detested Koel bird.
It will drive you mad - if you let it.
So much truth. It’s really sad people have to leave their counties just to escape the divisiveness but it’s the reality of just how bad it is in the west.
west is where your mom loves a outsider than you
west is where parents only care about eachother
west is where children have no family or home
west is where your both parents divorced and married to outsider and they put you in boarding school because their lovers don't like you
west is where children leave their loving parents
west is where children put their parents in nurseries
west is corrupted and fucked
I’ve been Thailand 7 times… and the observation that you said about why everyone feels depressed when they leave Thailand to go back to the uk “because you have to re-engage with western society” absolutely blew my mind!!! I’d never looked at it that way before? But it is so fucking true!
You are spot on! In '91 I stopped watching TV (in the USA) and I noticed that I wasn't missing out on anything. Then in '96, I spent a month in Siberia where I couldn't read the writing and couldn't speak the language. (just like "Lost in Translation") When I got back to the States it was easy to see that Americans live in a dream world created by television.
If something is really important, you'll find out about it. You will see people panicking, buying toilet tissue.
wrong. you missed out on "Friends". LOL
Great comment!
I have a lot to say on this subject, and Brett is the first person I've heard speak of it. I am from the states and my first visit to Thailand was in August 2013. I fell in love with the country and it has changed me evermore.
We flew into Bangkok, but stayed in Jomtien because we knew a friend there. I saw freedoms in that village area that we do not have in the states, and I even live in s/e Texas, where it's better than most states. We have laws against everything, just like Brett said, and I loved that and missed it here at home.
Two examples: the baht buses. They wouldn't be allowed in Galveston because of all the dangers, but they would be perfect for the beach road. Secondly, the food carts. Health department wouldn't allow those either because of blah, blah, blah.
My last visit to Thailand was in August 2018 after going back every year since 2013. Had to cancel plans in 2019 for personal reasons and then C-19 since March 2020. Might have to jump through a few hoops, but I am now looking to make the effort in March.
BTW, I am a 75-yr old female and married. Not many women my age out there who want to leave the comforts of their homes, but I feel like it's now or never for me as I have already detached myself from most American activities and politics, both local and national. Life is just easier for me in Thailand, and I always feel better over there, plus it never gets cold, and no major weather catastrophes.
I still have more to say and will add my other thoughts later.
Thanks for listening, and, I love that bird.
Birds are part of the beauty of Thailand. Embrace the nature 😂🐦 its a beautiful sound.
Beg to differ at 5-6am 😅
True story. When one is in Thailand, all of the World's problems disappear. It feels like every day is just one more nice and sunny day with no problems.
I’ve already checked out of western society. Still have to live here though. 😂
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This one hits home👆
Same 😂
I LOVE this!!! Living in the US is getting scarier and scarier to me concerning our freedoms.... and cost! I deactivated most of my social media(minus the CZcams I actively choose to feed my soul with) and never watch the news. I visited Thailand for 3 weeks right before Covid and was like, I need to think about retiring there as I will not be able to afford to retire here.
Spot on mate,it’s so ridiculous in U.K. now.
I feel exactly the same way in the USA and I'm really sick of being hassled.
I am loving your channel I thought I had made a wrong decision to leave the UK because everyone was saying I have thrown away a big opportunity but I don't regret it now. People were rude, mean and selfish. You don't feel peaceful but now that am back home in Uganda I am happy here.
Back then people in the Soviet Union were told the same thing. They were told they were the best and that their citizens were being offered great opportunities. This is unfortunately the western world today.
Dude you are right 100%. What you said about the UK, it’s absolutely the same shit going on here in Germany. I visited Thailand for 3 weeks in early 2020, after 1 week I left the mainstream tourism and just traveled around, visiting a lot of beautiful places and staying in motel rooms. Great times. I had the same beautiful, peaceful feeling that you describe. Returning to Europe was like a huge culture shock hitting me straight in the face. I may have left Thailand, but my heart stayed there. My ultimate goal is to move to SEA, it`s just a matter of time. Now with COVID in the way it`s just getting harder.
Thanks for another great video Brett, you are saying what a lot of us are thinking. I left the UK 6 weeks ago after trying to set up a life for 2 years, the best thing I have done is move back to Thailand where there aren't all the crazy rules, bills, and basically stuff trying to brainwash you into a regimental life of servitude.
I've been in Asia for 9 years now, China and the Philippines now. I literally had no VPN, therefore no CZcams, Facebook etc, for 4 years while I was in China. Best decision I ever made!
I totally get what this guy is talking about.
I’m split between the sadness of what you’re saying about the western world (which I agree to) and a good laugh looking at you dealing with that bird 😂
That bird that kept interrupting you is an Asian Koel. I've lived in Chiang Mai for 12 years and can attest that they are LOUD! Pleasant sometimes but at 4AM, right outside my bedroom window, not so much so. Another noisy one here is the Spotted Dove. Great video!
Thank you I have been trying to find out what was making that noise for years. Wow and now I know what it looks like. I could never see anything where the noise was coming from.
The thing about being removed from what's going on in media, I found that to be the case when I went Nigeria for two weeks. And then I also felt less pressure to fit a certain box or label as western society seems to have so many labels for people.
Totally agree with all Bret says here. I live in a quite isolated rural Thailand village most of the time
now and love it and especially the people. I am the only farrang here or for miles around. In Thailand people will help you with anything, and I help them. That is easily the best part of Thailand for me, people actually care about each other and help.
Folk that complain about the Thai visa system should try getting their Thai wife a visa and green card for the USA or a visa to the UK, and see how that works out. We got stopped every time at the UK and USA assport desks and basically insulted and disrespected because she is Thai. It is so bad that I no longer ask here to come with me on trips. I use a Thai attorney for the visa and 90 day report so there is no effort there.
I know what you mean. My late wife, daughter, are Thai and getting them to Canada was a lot harder than it is for me to come live in Thailand!?
I liked your reference to the assport desks, on purpose or not, it made me smile. They do seem to have a chip on their shoulders. Last time back into the UK the miserable woman on the desk wanted to know why she wasn't a citizen now, bless her, she responded that it was too expensive to do! 😂🤭
@@andrewoakley4957 Lol unintentional but now I will remember it. Yep had all sort of nonsense from them. Once I had to explain going into the US where Cyprus was, because he thought it was in Texas. Once two officers got into a debate on whether it was six month or a year that a green card holder could stay out of the US. In the UK they actually look out for and stop white guys with non white girls as a matter of course.
true 100%, I found my happiness after I left the west
I lived in Chiang Mai and I know this bird. It starts relatively quiet then gradually raises the voice and becomes pretty loud until the voice breaks 😀. Then it takes a break to recover then the whole thing repeats lol.
A while back a British guy was helping me put in my floor out the the country (US). We had a chat about some of the farm buildings on the land. The Brit tells me that in the UK the government will fly drones out to your place to make sure you don’t have any unregistered buildings or anything out of code, otherwise you get fined. I thought he was kidding...
When I'm in Thailand this is probably the best part. I don't watch Thai TV because I don't understand it so I am so unplugged. It's the most incredible feeling because my anxiety level drops off the chart!
Whenever I'm in the Far East (Thailand and HK), I enjoy Thailand the most because I can completely disconnect from the politically charged shitfest that the West has become. I'm putting some things in place so I can leave the West and spend 90% of my time in the Far East and retire early at 45 in a couple of years time. Can't wait to get out of the UK when the ASQ is removed to the Far East.
Such an interesting topic. There's an experience I've had here in the UK which, now you've talked about the advantages of 'not knowing the language', has gotten me thinking. I learned a second language (Italian) as an adult and I learned it pretty well because I spent significant amounts of time with Italians living here in London; I really immersed myself. One thing I noticed is that there was a small subset of Italians who everybody spoke about; those who had been in the UK for years but could barely speak English. People, especially non-Italians I knew, chalked it up to laziness mainly. Of course there would have been those who are particularly bad at learning another language.
Anyway, some of these people often worked with other Italians, in restaurants for example, or ran a business with family, and sometimes worked jobs that didn't require much interaction with English people, and socialized almost exclusively with the small circle of Italians they knew. Now you mention this idea of 'being cut off' from the world because you can't understand what people are generally talking about, I have to wonder about some of those people never learned English; Maybe they were actually playing this game, you know, keeping their distance from society's constant bombardment.
Society's constant bombardment. I like how you worded that because that's exactly what it is 🙏🏻
US government BS is not as bad as the UK. BUT in the US we tend to hide our taxes. I pay: rent, car tabs, , power, trash, water & sewer, cable, internet, gas, gym membership, car insurance, rental insurance, life insurance and I'm a member of 3 clubs. My car tabs are paid every year and they add new taxes on them all the time, one fee but lots of taxes. Same with gas, I don't see all the taxes just a price per gallon. But the total tax on gas in WA state is $0.495/gal = $0.131/L = 4.4baht/L. And lots of never ending red tape to start a business. Pretty much every state and city is spending more than they take in so keep raising taxes while offering worst and worst service. Plus we have an exploding homeless population (google Seattle Tent City) and drug addicts. The parks are not clean / keep up, and some are over run with homeless tents, between COVID and riots things were sort down forever (I recognize this was Thailand too, while not the riots so much) and the people are getting worst = woke. I love America, but I'm not convinced that America continues to love me... Looking at relocating in the next 2-7 years...
Great video Brett, I'm out of the UK as soon as I finish my teacher training and the airports open up, this country is a hell hole.
Brett, made my day with you and your bird - great double act! As for the West (especially UK) vs Thailand then it's all the rules and petty regulations that are getting people down. People feel persecuted and then take it out on one another i.e. reports of supposed wrongdoing like putting "trash in the wrong colour bag" etc. One reason why we love Thailand so much is people just get on with it. Most Thais are focused on on providing for their families. People are so much happier here and that's even those who just live in a shack. Chok dee!
Oh my.. Learn Thai!! It will give you a much deeper connection to the wonderful people and understanding of the wonderful culture around you... Thai love to joke and can be deeply sincere and open... very quickly too.. Speaking Thai has enhanced my experience enormously!!
That bird is magical and agrees with everything you are saying Brett.
I always appreciate how straightforward and honest you are in your videos. I'm moving to Bangkok at the end of March, and I find your videos really helpful. :)
So true and you uniquely articulated how moving out from the west simplifies life and gives your mind a more peaceful space to live your own life not the media life.
Dear Brett, I totally agree... Western world is toxic... I am French and I am getting bored in Paris....Hopefully after this Corona-Circus I'll be living in Thailand or Malaysia or the Philippines...
Nobody likes the French. Stay away from the rest of us.
I so agree what you say around the peace of checking out from the media and escaping from the white noise of society. What benefit of COVID is I have worked from home since March 2020 and I have found such a peace come over me being disconnected from media, office white noise and getting involved in other people's opinions. I have become so comfortable in my thoughts and enhanced my meditation skills and ability to be calm in my own mind and generally more happy disconnecting from the white noise. One of the reasons I am planning to move to Thailand.
"You can't fuckin breathe!!!" LOL I love it
I'm not from the West but I have very similar sentiments.
I just think there are very few countries left in the world where the media is not as obnoxious, Thailand being one of them.
When you have singular megalomaniacs who own multiple major media houses, the general discourse is bound to be incessant & brainwashing. This sadly is the case not just in the West.
The bird is not a distraction. It is actually providing atmosphere. It doesn't cover your voice.
The noisy bird is called a Koel and appears in India during the monsoon. The true , , are a genus of cuckoos from Asia, Australia and the Pacific. They are large sexually dimorphic cuckoos that eat fruits and insects and have loud distinctive calls.
Their called Kurlews in australia.. Large black birds with bright eyes... Loud
I started some years ago to stop watching news. Have a good live since then. Once in a while people ask me about political things that I don not know.
Love it.
Discovered that I watched the last 4 years of US politics like a soap opera. Not affecting me at all, as German guy. This discovery fascinated me a lot ;-)
Greetings from Munich, Tom.
Another brilliant video Brett I'm leaving the UK in Oct booked a one way flight just had enough now and what you just said rings true I stopped watching any kind of media on the TV years ago and it makes a massive difference thanks for the advice my friend keep up the good work 👍🏼
"All men are endowed... with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
- Preamble to the Declaration of Independence
Seems that bit's gone missing from America today. Thanks for the reminder Brett!
When I'm in Thailand I feel FREE!!!!
We in the west think we are free.....but things couldn't be further from the truth....
Bret you're spot on with your analysis!!!
So true Ashley.
I love your videos Brett. So straight down the line and honest. We will be relocating to Chiang Mai when our borders open. Can't wait.
Hi Brett. Another great video!
A completely different yet spot-on perspective that never really has been mentioned or exposed. SO true👌. Plenty of subs and support down under. Keep it up 🇬🇧 🇹🇭 🇦🇺
Hi Brett, bloody love your channel! I moved to Greece whwn I was 19, I stayed 5 years, never understood what they talked about on the news, it was bliss. Thanks for your great work!
100% Brett, which is why my TV gathers dust and I use CZcams Prime so no ads and watch what I want, but use for learning mostly.
It sounds like we can get back to LOS shortly without ASQ, so lets hope it works out.
Always optimistic...
Just visiting Corfu from the U.K. was an escape from the West (even though it’s a popular place to visit)! It feels like being in NZ in the 90’s (NZ is as bad as the U.K. too). At the very least, I’m going to find a place to go to live part time and just have a basic job back home to facilitate it.
Loving the vids, I am planning a move in May/June... hope to bump into one day, to pass on the Thanks!
Another brutally honest video which definitely rings true for me. I had never really thought about the disconnection you refer to - but now I had heard you talk about it, I completely agree. The simplicity and serenity of disconnection is massive. Thank you for the video - please keep making them.
Due to events that were unfolding in the US I ran away from the media years ago. It is refreshing and I came up with the same idea as you did. If I go to another country there’s no need to get tied into the local media, because I have no control over the government anyway. I have so much time I can now devote to other pursuits. Thanks for underlining the point Brett!
Hi Bret
I've watched lots of your videos .
This one really resonates with me big time.
Like to wish you all the best mate .
Thanks John
I went to Guangzhou China a few years ago for 10 days and I did not speak or understand any Mandarin at that time. It was bliss!
Really appreciate the perspective laid out here. Thanks Brett!
So glad you made this video as it's completely true! I've been wanting to move out of the US for years. Thailand is the top country on my list.
Hi there. I can 100 100% agree with you on this. As someone that worked online from Thailand for years and a few years ago came back to the UK for various personal reasons this is what I struggle with, news, politics, restrictions, policy and opinions of others and social commentary. Its a massive load of constricting shite. This video actually sums up so well what its like. I've not really put into words before but this is spot on....
such good points! awesome energy. Got super depressed because of these years that passed but you definitely rekindled my wish to experience Thailand. All the best!!!
Just watched this video a second time. It seems even more relevant now than the first time. Will be applying for my visa this weekend, I need to get out of the peoples republic of New Zealand lol. And good to see you back doing videos after your sabbatical
Yeah same I agree with you too bro.
Hello Brett,
You are absolutely right. Please don't let the secret out. I am from India. It is the same in India. Although big cities are unbearable just like every country. I have to agree. The media, the neighbors, the jobs, the houses, the cars, tolls, online shopping.. all of that..
Thank you very very much for looking at the good image of Thailand. Many western foreigners have complained about the poor English talking skill of Thai people. We accept that. Even educated Thai do not like to talk in English because they feel shy and are afraid of making any mistake. I have one suggestion for people who want to watch News and any entertainment. You can ask the Mobile companies (AIS or True) to install a cable box in your house (since you already use their internet). Then, you can enjoy watching the premier league, any European leagues, American Football, Netflix, etc. They are very cheap for such entertainment.
It's the second video I see from you, I'm just a new subscriber. I'am agree 1000% with this video you
explalin in detail, is exactly what has happened to me in my travels to Thailand and the two years I lived in
Phuket, and i hope to come back very soon to return to this environment you describe and be able to focus
on things in Thailand, learn, love and being happy in the way you explain.
Thanks for sharing Brett.
I uploaded a video about a month ago where I talk about why I think more Americans will leave in the coming years but kept it private because sometimes, I think I'm the only person looking to leave the west long-term.
You posting this changed my mind as even though my take is negative, it needs to be out there, so now its public.
I'm very much a realist and think that to ignore the multitude of problems in western countries is willful ignorance, especially in 2021.
I'm actually taking computer science courses online with an American uni but currently staying in Medellin, Colombia because its so much cheaper on a monthly expense basis to be outside of the US. I will likely relocate to SE Asia this fall.
I'm American and I'm planning to leave too. Too much going on in this country and cost of living continues to rise while wages stay stagnate. Now with ability to work online or start a business online, I can see this coming too where massive amounts of Americans within the next decade leave. There was a story published last year there was a record amount of Americans renouncing their US citizenship. So Alex, you definitely not wrong about your predictions. I hope you publish your video soon so we can see it.
www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2020-09-09/americans-renouncing-us-citizenship-in-record-numbers
Sounds amazing. How do you like Medellin? Do you feel safe enough - which area do you stay in?
@@longbeach225 I won't share the link on Brett's channel, don't want to spam him but you can find my channel through my CZcams icon, I believe that video was published on February 17th so you'll need to scroll down a bit. Thank you for your interest longbeach225.
@@dzllz I currently stay in the Estadio neighborhood. I feel safe during the day, though at night, it definitely feels less predictable, and Estadio is considered one of the nicer areas. I like Medellin okay but I feel that it's not as economical as the places I like to go in Southeast Asia.
For example, here in Colombia, real inflation was something like 20-30% over the course of the last year. No matter how much I like a place, inflation that high is an uncomfortable feeling for someone looking at the long-term.
Brett, that was a GREAT video! Keep 'em coming brother, keep 'em coming.
I totally agree with you.. what I miss the most from thailand is the feeling of being apart from everything.. I even miss that bird chirping.. Hear it every day when I woke up in the morning in thai
Brett, Thanks for amazing vlog. This is very true and affects you without realizing. Makes one fall into fake goals that in reality are not yours. Simplicity of living (& finances/ bills) is not possible in the west. Glad you have honesty and courage to openly discuss these things.
Your calm distain for the bird in your videos is hilarious
You are hitting some really good points on this one brother..been listening to you along time. Thanks man
Ye olde, "Ignorance is bliss."
I used to say, "NEVER!!." but I've lived that for a decade now.. and I swear.. I never get stressed anymore.
I lived in China for 6 years before I moved to Thailand. I worked with a French guy in Shanghai, who had learn Chinese. He couldn't get a girlfriend because his Chinese was so good. He moved to Vietnam and now is happily married. Best wishes, Bangkok David.
Good content, Brett. I just subscribed. 😎👍🏼🤗
This is one the realest, and most hillarious videos I’ve watched on youtube 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Man . I do some Ocean Sailing , out at sea for weeks , away from Civilization , No communication with the outside world . It is Refreshing .
Your presentation with background sounds from cuckoo bird is completely 100% excellent. 😁😁😁
I like it.
What brought me here?
Getting pulled over in my unregistered jeep, and the cops towing it.
In the USA, even if you're a taxpaying citizen, who entirely owns your own vehicle, who pays for that vehicle to be insured, if you don't pay the government's registration fees every year, their goons with guns with literally stop you, tow your car away, and hold it under rapidly increasing inflation (30 dollars extra per day on top of registration fees, and 180 dollars for towing).
After 30 days, if left unpaid, they literally sell your car to pay 'what you owe'.
So yeah, thanks so far for all the great content. I'm looking to leave this hellscape they call the land of freedom.
I understand where you're coming from with that, I just want to live a simple life with no or few pressures and as my mum who I was one of her carers, passed away last week, there is nothing to really hold me back bar the finances. Just under 5 years to retirement, if we get a good price for the property it'll be happening sooner.
Completely on-point with the topics covered. I recently tested positive for freedom and escaped to the land of smiles 😃
Depends where you are in the US the states in reality are different countries United under one but it varies depending on your state
Regardless of where you live there’s always media. It is YOU who control your life. So, you don’t need to live in Thailand to avoid media and you don’t have to live in Thailand to avoid business obstacles. Business obstacle will arise regardless of location.
I live in Switzerland and I can't f'ing breathe. Getting out after 15 years. Soul destroying.
My friend got arrested there for pouring cookinf oil down an outdoor drain. Hilarious.
100% Brett . Your talking my thoughts . I Really enjoy your content . Keep up the good job your doing .
I appreciate that! Thank you.
Brett, you are 💯 on the media in the US. I no longer have any paid tv service. I watch folks like you on CZcams. You are also correct on the government policy. I have no idea how you got into my recommendations to watch, but I am glad you did. Keep up the good work and hope to enjoy a beer with you someday.
I left America because of people, political, psychological, physical, and personal reasons. America especially Los Angeles...was a living hell. I just got to Thailand 2 days ago. Deleted social media, cut myself from toxic people(family included) back home. I’m Stuck in ASQ right now but hopefully this was the decision of my life. Can’t wait to start a new life in Thailand.
"The media goes away" That in itself will have a tremendous effect on your mental and physical well being.
Bang on mate. Great video 👍
Great Video Brett...this video is exactly why I moved to Thailand 2 months ago, the West in decay. Think the Matrix...once you take the red pill there's no going back to your previous life and I'm happier and healthier for it.
Great vid! Doing my best to get back over before May. Hoping for some slack on quarantine once i get this vaccine in a few weeks here in the states. Haven't been to Chiang Mai yet. Might come up and rent a motorbike and explore once they let me out of quarantine.
thank you brett,, you are so right about the media. i'm from the USA and i think it's worse here than anywhere else.
I’m moving to Thailand myself someday permanently
Think of ambient noises (birds, perhaps) as an advantage rather than a liability. Apologizing for things you cannot control is very silly
Superb video that rang especially true for me! I've been living in Thailand for 3 years myself and my main reason for coming here was just that I wanted a quiet place to just be where I would be left alone. I love being able to completely disconnect from society altogether, it's wonderful to be an outsider who is accepted as such and yet is also granted the freedom to be able to do his own thing without any outside interference.
It allows a person to gain a real and different perspective on the world and how it actually works without needing to be directly embroiled in the negative aspects of it. I can't even imagine being stuck in the UK right now dealing with and enduring all of the buearocracy, I had to get away from all that to experience this far more peaceful way of life and I'm very glad I did. I think it's important to unplug from the system to find out who we really are, now more than ever. Come join us over here if you are able to, you really can still change the focus of your life for the better.
Thank you Brett for talking about this! Does sound worse in the UK.
Mate, you just described Australia. I needed to move to Thailand in 2019. Good relatable video, cheers.
Brett fantastic! Couldn’t agree more. I can easy add to that list.
Mental hygiene. It is tough to maintain it. Even if you do not watch the tv, the news is being broadcasted to you through the mouths of your friends, family and colleagues. And if you have spent enough time not watching the tv, you can immediatelly recognize the tv content in every scentence you hear. Trying to maintain a decent level of mental hygiene during the plague19 fascism was impossible.
Spot on Brett there all the reasons i love when i stay in thailand . I dont mind that bird in the background .
Unfortunately many foreigners (westerners) move to my country trying to check out of the west but end up either bringing their politics from home with them or many end up not knowing their place as a guest and start making demands for Thai society and culture to change to fit their western ideals. Some feel like it’s their personal crusade to bring their “enlightened” postmodern politics to the third world. Many just cannot break out of their western worldview and can’t help applying their own cultural standards on Thai society despite coming to another country. And unfortunately a number don’t know their place and act too at home when it’s not their country.
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Greatest video I’ve seen in a year, i love everything you said. 100% truth and accurate
Well being elevated 10x. Awesome word selection!
Great perspective!! I can't wait to join you my friend
That bird is also checking out in Thailand, it doesn't give a damn about what u sayin lol. A great topic and video, thank you Brett Dev.
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