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Its called Mexican culture

Americans are invading Mexico to live a better economic life, I lived in Tijuana for 47 years an Anglo American, been all over Mexico, I figured out U.S. B.S. 40 years ago, a couple of reasons for fear, the U.S. news media what there taught and exaggerated fake $$$Click videos

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This was beyond inspiring! Underrated video jesus christ. ALWAYS been sharing the same idea as you. SHARE and tell YOUR story. wether that is a sad, fun, successfull, failed story. Even to clear your own mind getting it out there. This clip single handedly made me motivated to pickup the camera and start talking again. Thank you.

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I'm considering a retirement to Bogota. If you see this, could you answer two questions, please? 1) What neighborhood have you chosen to live in? 2) What is the humidity like during the year? Thanks again!

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I saw this video on 8/08/24

You like stories... To posluchaj/czytaj... There is a danger of reducing the figure of Ignacy Łukasiewicz to just one dimension and one image: a homegrown inventor of crude oil. Meanwhile, this Polish pharmacist and entrepreneur is a figure whose biography could endow many other biographies: a pioneer of the global oil industry, a man who was the first in history to distill crude oil using scientific methods, a founder of the world's first oil mine and refinery, and also a great social activist, philanthropist, positivist, also a skillful politician, a man of great intelligence and an even greater heart. At the turn of 1853 and 1854, the world's first street kerosene lamp lit up in Gorlice. In the same year (1854), Łukasiewicz formed a partnership with Tytus Trzecieski and opened... the world's first oil mine in Bóbrka near Krosno. Two years later, in 1856, Łukasiewicz opened the world's first oil refinery in Ulaszowice near Jasło. The Polish designer opened further oil distilleries in Klęczany (1858), Polanka (1861) and Chorkówka (1865). Edwin Drake and William Smith, long considered the forerunners of the oil industry, made the first oil drillings in Pennsylvania. This began a new chapter in the history of petrochemistry. Americans entered the market and, as it turned out later, dominated it for many years. At the time when residents of the United States were taking their first steps in the oil industry, Łukasiewicz's mine in Bóbrka employed over 100 workers and achieved a turnover of 20 thousand Rhenish złoty per year. In the field of petrochemistry, Łukasiewicz was a valued authority with an international reputation. Entrepreneurs from as far away as the United States came to his mine, where they learned the secrets of his knowledge. In 1863, Łukasiewicz financially supported the January Uprising, and after its fall, he provided shelter to its participants. In the second half of the 1860s, he was already selling kerosene wholesale to almost every corner of Europe. In 1873, at an exhibition in Vienna, the International Commission awarded him a medal of merit for kerosene and asphalt and a diploma of recognition for services to the oil industry. Shortly afterwards, he became chairman of the National Oil Industry, founded by Polish oil workers. There is a telling legend connected with one of the visits that the Americans paid to Łukasiewicz. The Polish inventor showed the Americans all the secrets of his enterprise, the entire process from extraction to distillation. The Americans supposedly wanted to pay him for it, but Łukasiewicz refused. The American who toured Łukasiewicz's enterprise with his associates was supposedly none other than... John Rockefeller. The American entrepreneur allegedly called the Pole a "madman" - he had valuable knowledge and shared it for next to nothing? That was exactly what Ignacy Łukasiewicz was like, and in this respect he differed so much from the future American oil magnate. For his charitable work, in 1873 Pope Pius IX awarded him the title of Papal Chamberlain and decorated him with the Order of St. Gregory. These are the highest distinctions that a lay person could receive from the Holy Father. Beskid Niski😊

Poles are generally friendly towards foreigners as long as they respect Poles, their law and customs. You are a guest, so respect that, otherwise you may regret your bad behavior very much.

Where the hell is the Cubasha

love the content!

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pronounce the name of the State Park correctly if you want to do a video about Erie. Erie averages over 4 million tourists a year. We have all the people we want. Thanks for visiting anyhow!

Saras is a terrible place to go for Authentic Local Erie food. Next time if you come go to New York Lunch on 10th and East Ave and get you a Genuine Greek Dog and Greek Fry

Thanks Luke for good works! Only together we can win with bad on the world! Free Poland- Jesus Christ is King!

Don't they have hostels where you have your own room? I don't think all hostels are shared with multiple people.

Look, bro, give it up. Come to Poland, it's the perfect time for that. We're waiting for you ;)

Adrenaline jajaja does the mean reason jajaja

Hey, You're too smart to be life coach... you should not be doing it. you're wasting your time and money.

I love me some mushrooms.

Hey man, I used to watch your videos all the time when you was living in Bali! I stopped watching as life just got a little busy for me, but I hope you’re doing well Luke!

So much wisdom in just a few minutes. True life affirming words in every video.

Hey where are you now and what you do for living if I can ask

Brother i just watched your hostel video, and im from the Netherlands Amsterdam, also im 29 im thinking about it❓ should i do it? ✅

Good morning Luke! And Welcome Back!

Came a bit late, gonna rewatch it for sure. I'll also book a call, need to talk to you! :)

Thanks for sharing 🙏❤

You need a native to give you a proper tour. You missed a bunch of stuff. Eleven beaches, the kites, the lighthouses … kayaking in the lagoons. Come back but don’t tell anyone. We like the quiet. And the burgers are great with ice cream dessert!!

This is too generic- good concept but I would have liked to see real numbers

You didn’t add utilities- this is really a very conservative budget

it definitely makes sense Luke, couldn't agree more... I'd like to know if you'd ever lived in the UK (I spent time for under & post grad)? If so, are there any general pros and cons one should consider?

Kind regards👊🏻

Look at Luke hitting that big white dry erase board like a BOSS!!💪

Luke can you please talk about schools with free tuition abroad for us afro Americans

Professor Luke :)

Thank you so much for this !! Welcome back 🥹🤧

Well...well good to know you're ok🙏, I was getting worried the 🇲🇽 cartel got you. Luke life's a big hour glass and half your sand was the job of 🏀. The most important thing is the sand you have left in your hour glass and what you're going to do with it, that will define you more than the 🏀 job. Stay 💪 and good luck navigating life bro👍!

Luke - Beautiful words. Thank you for that.

I think this quote fits well your message: " One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again." (Abraham Maslow). I may only add that this process is typically aided by traveling into the unknown.

Welcome back brother, excited to see what you got coming in the future! 🔥👊🏾

Amazing video!

With you all the way brother go with the shift for sure!!!

Long time Luke! Gotta be honest i get a little worried when i don't see your post for long period of time

I’ve been watching you since I was like 10 I’m 18 now😂😂😂

Legnica is A Beautiful place. I could quite easily go to live there. My wife and kids go every year to see their dziadek ❤

Where my wife is from. I've been to Legnica 6 times so far 😃

big surprise the guy wwith a beard and no mustache didnt have a good dating experience lmao

Very nice Luke!

STOP SELLING DRUGS! THE 32ND AND CHESTNUT BAR IS A MAJOR HUB OF DRUG SALE ACTIVITY!

Hey brother, love your videos absolutely love them all. Where is this amazing villa and does it have a name? My wife and I are going to be relocating there with our new baby. We’d love to rent this for a long term. Hope you’re doing well.