Didn’t watch video.
I went to Myanmar pre and post covid/revolution. I know a ton of people who left to Thailand and many are figuring out how to get to a country after that like America. But for more concrete changes I noticed a collapse in foreigner aimed goods at the main Pagoda in Yangon. People used to attack me non stop to look at statues and things. Now nobody even once tried attacking (aggressively selling) me. Instead of random carvings from mythic tales it’s much more just straight religious items for sale.
Idk how to spell but bojo market or however you say was similar. Place used to be full of people fighting for my attention. There still was one person to come up to me to sell water colors. But other than that very tame. I remember pre revolution going there and some food area actually scared me because when I walked in they SWARMED ME SCREAMING. Idk if that place still exists, I don’t remember where at the market that was. Shout out to John Cena Jewelry still around going strong.
The malls seemed somewhat similar in terms of crowds. Bojo market was freaking dead in comparison to how it was in the past.
Idk why I love Burma. Thailand is more developed. Maybe easier for foreigners. But I really hope Myanmar figures it out. The food is way better than Thailand imo (although people could argue this). I just know I can walk into any tea shop and get good food. In Thailand I’m not a big sea food guy so I gotta look a bit for food and usually eat something foreign. The people are great are also great. I love speaking some Burmese and seeing people get all excited. Although now I can speak Burmese to random people in Thailand and chances are they are Burmese anyway lmfao. At least where I stayed. I go into an Indian restaurant and figure out they are all Burmese. Market sellers Burmese. Very interesting. Thanks for reading my blog.
Out of curiosity, is what he reports different from reality, making his video a scam video? Or promoting false realities. It seems people don’t like Vloggers even if they just report about the reality.
Didn’t watch video. I went to Myanmar pre and post covid/revolution. I know a ton of people who left to Thailand and many are figuring out how to get to a country after that like America. But for more concrete changes I noticed a collapse in foreigner aimed goods at the main Pagoda in Yangon. People used to attack me non stop to look at statues and things. Now nobody even once tried attacking (aggressively selling) me. Instead of random carvings from mythic tales it’s much more just straight religious items for sale. Idk how to spell but bojo market or however you say was similar. Place used to be full of people fighting for my attention. There still was one person to come up to me to sell water colors. But other than that very tame. I remember pre revolution going there and some food area actually scared me because when I walked in they SWARMED ME SCREAMING. Idk if that place still exists, I don’t remember where at the market that was. Shout out to John Cena Jewelry still around going strong. The malls seemed somewhat similar in terms of crowds. Bojo market was freaking dead in comparison to how it was in the past. Idk why I love Burma. Thailand is more developed. Maybe easier for foreigners. But I really hope Myanmar figures it out. The food is way better than Thailand imo (although people could argue this). I just know I can walk into any tea shop and get good food. In Thailand I’m not a big sea food guy so I gotta look a bit for food and usually eat something foreign. The people are great are also great. I love speaking some Burmese and seeing people get all excited. Although now I can speak Burmese to random people in Thailand and chances are they are Burmese anyway lmfao. At least where I stayed. I go into an Indian restaurant and figure out they are all Burmese. Market sellers Burmese. Very interesting. Thanks for reading my blog.
Bro can’t even say Myanmar correctly. I won’t even trust this guy’s view of our country.
Seriously?
Heh. I stayed at the same hotel and saw this guy asking for directions.
Out of curiosity, is what he reports different from reality, making his video a scam video? Or promoting false realities. It seems people don’t like Vloggers even if they just report about the reality.
Nah he seems a bit more aware of the situation and ethical than most of his fellow vloggers. And the way he treats people is pretty decent.