Travel Tales & Travails

[00:00:00] Hello everyone, Kiran Manral and I are back with the second season of Not Your Aunty. This is our very first episode. We have missed you. I hope you've missed us as well.

[00:00:20] In this season, we aim to be bigger. I don't mean physically bigger. The canvas of our show is bigger. It's more exciting and we are now on YouTube as well because as it turns out, our list of all want to get a glimpse of what we look like so here we are.

[00:00:38] Kiran and I intend to find out what we both have been up to because this is the longest we've gone without meeting each other in the past one year since we first started recording Not Your Aunty.

[00:00:49] Kiran Manral, yes darling. How have you been? I've been very well. How have you been?

[00:00:55] I've been good. I've been on a vacation. It feels like a summer break. It actually does feel like a summer break. I expected to be plucking mangoes and climbing trees and all that kind of stuff but nothing I did boring stuff and some fun stuff.

[00:01:11] What have you been up to? You've been travelling all over the place? Not all over really. I've just been to three places. So I've done Dubai, Swamnath, Lava, on Mahashebhara tree. Oh wow! Yes. I've turned religious.

[00:01:29] I went to Poornbhanda where Mahatma Gandhi was born with a bunch of friends. That's very eclectic kind of mix of destinations. I know I mean Dubai is completely consumerism.

[00:01:42] You go to Dubai and as soon as you go, you're hit by the bright lights and smashing new cars and everything goes everywhere.

[00:01:53] Logos everywhere. Everything is big. Jewels are big. Cars are big. Apartment is high-rise buildings are bigger than ever before. And then there was a Swamnath, the other extreme.

[00:02:06] I mean you need one thing to offset the other. So what was Swamnath like? Because I only read about it and you know in time with Holly, I mean the history behind it and what happened.

[00:02:17] I think it's very well informed. Why don't you tell us what happened? I also learned. It was destroyed and it was that's right. That's about it. Mama Kuzni and all that. I love my rebuilt. She was a big shift back. And this year has been really interesting because you know less than a year ago I had gone to Maheshwar at last October.

[00:02:35] Oh. And Maheshwar is the seat of Ahilya Bhai's. It was a capital she had moved it from in the auto. Maheshwar. And those three days I see that is gorgeous hotel called the Ahilya fort which was her home there.

[00:02:48] It's not a palace. She was a she the sort of the sort of woman and so she built a home which was a home. And and Maheshwar is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

[00:03:01] Shiva the shef Bhat and there are shrivelings everywhere. Personal collection rescued from or found within the Narmada river that you know the fort is located on the river itself by the gods.

[00:03:14] And then I by chance since I was there.

[00:03:18] Someone over there said, you know since you're here, why don't you go to Ankaraeshwar? I see what is Ankaraeshwar because I'm new to all of this.

[00:03:26] So either it's a juthered link so I took Google to understand what are the juthered link.

[00:03:31] 12 of them I tell of them and this it though that's some light of the of Lord Shiva that fell in these different places and there's a whole and they're located with specific spots in Meridians.

[00:03:44] Meridians. So I see Ruki why not so I went to Ankaraeshwar and in quick succession Banaras happened again you know purely by chance.

[00:03:55] And everyone was going to Kashivish fanat and look at the level of my ignorance I've heard of Kashivish fanat but I didn't know it's a lot shiva temple in the juthered link.

[00:04:05] And then I went to Kashivish fanat so we were going to our friends beautiful country home in pole bender and very inspiring story behind his family.

[00:04:17] So we went to pole bender and he said you know on Mahashevratri they have organized a trip for you to so not temple and so so not temple happened.

[00:04:27] So that was really interesting and of course you know there's something to be said about the kind of vibration you feel these places but pole bender was really fascinating because they used to be a gentleman who set up a company there which sort of now

[00:04:45] runs to three big schools in pole bender so rastras cement. Okay. It's huge Nanji by Mehta at the age of 13 when he was not a gentleman yet he was a little boy in the we're talking about like the 20s I suppose he

[00:05:01] was born in Pratap in pole bender and he went and searched our work on a ship that was sailing in the all old ports of India he was still under the British at the time and he was intending to go towards

[00:05:12] South Africa but they ended up in Kenya and this 30 because the boat broke and they couldn't sail any further so he got off and he started a little Kiranas store there as a boy of 13

[00:05:24] very little very enterprising for a boy of 13 but you know Gujarati's have this trading community and then he became a trader one day someone gave him he must have been older by then and someone gave him a few cotton seeds

[00:05:37] and next thing you know we had a cotton plantation and he started quoting cotton all over the world so we had gone to his grandson J. Mehta's house and we had the tour of the city because he decided he was a very charitable man and he was in RSM AG

[00:05:53] he said that I want to come and give it back to my own country so he came back to pole bender and set up educational institutions there and grand educational institutions and tourists centers there because he said Indians don't get to travel much

[00:06:08] so let me share whatever they can experience he set up RSM AG organizations you know not a temple but a place where you can do a hover and libraries I mean the works

[00:06:20] and you go there and you realize that philanthropy doesn't come naturally to us Indians and when this man by the time he died he was he was having a very very spot in life which is few basic pieces of clothing and everything

[00:06:35] so it was very very inspiring and his sister was a very learned woman and the library in her name today with Kuran Upanishad

[00:06:44] the parseys, the spiritual literature of the parseys English literature, Hindi literature Gujarati literature never married because she wanted to dedicate her life to learning

[00:06:58] how wonderful imagine we are talking about the 30s and the 40s there were people like that in a country other than

[00:07:03] and more admirable is the fact that the family let her do that I'm sure she must have struggled or she must have protected you know had to fight her way through it

[00:07:12] but at the end of the day that she managed to have her way is really commendable isn't it absolutely and I find it very very interesting

[00:07:20] shanali the fact that you're talking not about the person we associate for one there with but another person I know Mahatma Gandhi I'm sorry to say this

[00:07:28] but it suddenly became all about this metafamily and then we went into the school these girls come from all over India and they live that's a boarding school

[00:07:37] charitably run and they perform the mantra havan morning evening so I just want to religion is a philosophy of life

[00:07:45] but soon I used to see girls speaking in Sanskrit young girls speaking in Sanskrit it's wonderful because Sanskrit is dying out and at least someone somewhere is serving the language is absolutely

[00:07:56] so that was that and Mahatma Gandhi happened you know in them in the no disrespect to him but we were we just went and saw where he was born there was a big queue of people

[00:08:05] little little tiny streets of poor wonder very charming India is really this is my year of discovering India as you know

[00:08:12] small town India we discovered one together I know we discovered the shops there

[00:08:19] yeah yeah yeah yes well done India actually you know when you just went to another small town and you went to two places

[00:08:27] I went to two small towns yeah so when my husband had to go meet somebody in Vishagapattnam me being me I said okay I'm tagging along

[00:08:35] and we went along to Vishagapattnam which is a lovely city it's clean it's nice beautifully it's closed doors yeah it's closed

[00:08:43] and there's a long beach road that runs around 30 kilometers of pure beach we also landed there on Marsha Praa tree day

[00:08:50] so the beach was packed to the girls packed to the girls you couldn't see the sand for the life of you really yeah because the birds go to the beach

[00:08:59] they fast and then they go to the beach to have a snorn because I don't think there's a river in something there

[00:09:06] they have that snorn and then they come out and break their faster whatever so it was fact so there was no beach walking

[00:09:13] or anything so there was just beach admiring and looking okay where is the sand now in the midst of all this

[00:09:18] but it's a lovely coastal road the drive is wonderful we someone told us that you have to go and see the Dutch cemetery

[00:09:26] so we said okay Dutch because the Dutch were in they had to control of that area before they passed it down to the British

[00:09:38] so we said yes we'll go to see the but that cemetery so that was some 30-odd kilometers away to place called Bhimili

[00:09:45] lovely drive because you have the sea on one side and you have little hills on the other side

[00:09:50] lovely but lots of people lots of people lived here so many people were in India

[00:09:54] but this was like really lots of people even I was overwhelmed by what my uncle who's the Norwegian and sort of fails

[00:10:00] when he comes down to Bombay would do it in such a crowd but we reached there and it was packed the whole place was like

[00:10:08] Gaitwiyavini on the 31st of December looking around me and my husband prodding a loan trying to find out where is this

[00:10:16] cemetery in the midst of a strong of people no very strange woman comes out of a gate and I get it says I think this is it

[00:10:24] I said no I think she's retarded what she did no she was very spooky she was really spooky she stared at us and she stared

[00:10:33] at us again she looked at us and she said go I see this and I was like okay should we should be not

[00:10:42] and it was just a gate and a wall and many people so you couldn't see what was you know against the wall what was written or whatever

[00:10:49] luckily for us our very kind cab driver had followed as he said yes madam you have to go in there

[00:10:55] we went in it was a lovely cemetery the gravestones from all over the place the stories of each person whoever they died

[00:11:03] most interestingly there were some graves with the gravestones with skulls and crosses

[00:11:09] and I was wondering why the skulls and crosses on the grave exactly those are for the pirates graves of pirates the graves of pirates how interesting so

[00:11:19] and there were these wonderful little pyramidal structures where they had entire I think regiments of people who had died in whatever

[00:11:26] so all of their names three of them in a red stone but I was fascinated with the graves of the pirates

[00:11:34] like pirates proper burial not a burial at sea you know you keep thinking of burial at sea for the pirates but maybe they were washed

[00:11:41] ashore with one bandit died I wonder if they look like Johnny Depp

[00:11:48] if they are only not graveyard then I want to go back so even after this domestic abuse got

[00:11:57] I would think it here I'm glad you pointed that out here maybe I would rethink that so I watched the whole trial online

[00:12:05] I watched video footage of that I think that she was lying sorry women out there please don't

[00:12:10] told me but fair is fair yeah and at the end of the day you never really knows what exactly goes on exactly in a relationship

[00:12:19] or anyway that being that so Vishakapattana was nice no shrari shopping happened which I was very disappointed

[00:12:26] you know he very kindly came with me to the shop and the taxi driver why took us to this palatial

[00:12:35] Emporium type place where they get throwing on sorry is which was really I don't know some color

[00:12:43] the combinations that for guarantee to put a retina out also like what we saw at the Nallis in Genai

[00:12:49] yes you and I went to Nallis exactly that exactly that

[00:12:54] if Kirit was on disgusted why did he come in if he don't want to buy anything he was insulted by that but I said I'm not going to wear those

[00:13:01] it's just not my stuff is also going shopping when men is very hard like okay quickly quickly I'm waiting over here

[00:13:06] choose your sorry this one no no no no that was Vishakapattana it was good fun it was beautiful the food was outstanding

[00:13:15] wherever we eat hot food must be very spicy but lovely wherever we eat and then you went to then I went to

[00:13:24] the blue gut in Assam and I was very excited because I've been to Assam only once before and many many years ago

[00:13:32] where I was complete good girl I flew in a previous night did my session and flew out and I went for it

[00:13:39] best I did not see anything of the place and then afterwards I heard that everyone would gone with me had done wonderful things

[00:13:45] like visit the come market and you can not do the come on temple and they've been to the Kasi Ranga sanctuary

[00:13:51] and they've been to some had even gone to the Tawang Valley I wasn't idiot so this time I decided and thanks to you Shanali

[00:13:58] for giving me the courage to do so I did a solo trip I did a solo trip to Kasi Ranga and how was it

[00:14:06] Kasi Ranga is an experience yeah because it is 440 kilometers of forest of grassland of deciduous forest

[00:14:18] tropical forest it is 4 habitats in one space so you move through it and suddenly the landscape keeps changing

[00:14:28] really there are ticked tropical forest and then there's this twisted almost canopy of twisted

[00:14:37] parent trees which is so spooky to go under but it's the day I arrived it was lovely

[00:14:43] what are the animals that you spotted I did not see the tiger the tiger did not want to see

[00:14:49] okay my friends were there just last month they saw the tiger just see what a bad juju from me

[00:14:54] but I saw his bug marks and they showed me scratches very healthy I don't know whether they put them there

[00:14:59] I know the fun of doing a safari in India is that you have to actually follow the marks and listen to calls

[00:15:07] and follow the animal when you go to one of the African safaris it's all out there

[00:15:14] so you don't have to really pursue or chase of course it's spectacular the landscape

[00:15:20] and you're going to hot air balloon or you drive you know you drive around the land

[00:15:26] the forest of the forest land what are the African lands the grasslands the grasslands

[00:15:30] yeah the grasslands yeah and I had of course the most unusual experience that

[00:15:37] you met a leopard a cheese star so Kiran we've gone to the Masai Mara on a holiday

[00:15:43] and compared to Indian safaris where you have to search for animals there the grounds are littered with them

[00:15:47] but you basically chase a hunt here you chase the animal which is very mysterious and exciting

[00:15:53] but in the Mara you are seeing versus poor marks you're possibly seeing a cow also

[00:15:58] a cheetah cow when you like to go with the cheetah will go for the kill you and let's wait for it

[00:16:03] you see lions mate they you see all sorts of things so this cheetah this early morning we woke up

[00:16:08] and we went to find the cheetah and you know the Masai tribe stand behind your tent

[00:16:15] bathroom to pour hot water through a manual system it's all very exotic so early

[00:16:22] morning bath went for the hunt now a jeep is parked and suddenly the cheetah decides

[00:16:28] to mount a jeep and his flea ridden tail is staring me in my face because he's sitting

[00:16:34] right over my head and there's a big gap in those jeeps so if he wants he can decide

[00:16:39] to just leap inside and sink his canines into one of us but he was more generous in that

[00:16:47] he stepped back at a certain point and another Masai tribe can I get up can I get up

[00:16:52] and he said no don't and then I said no I am and I have been saying no no

[00:16:57] I have to increase the life insurance policy on you when you do that and then anyway

[00:17:02] I get up and now the cheetah and I are facing each other and next thing you know I'm taking a selfie with it

[00:17:09] and I've seen those pictures and then a guy from across some one of our friends in the other vehicle

[00:17:13] to proper pictures and this cheetah goes for it better than any model can and the next few

[00:17:20] seconds it went in for the kill and killed the gazelle that gazelle could have been me

[00:17:25] but it was going for the smaller variety I guess you lift it tell the tail

[00:17:29] yes that was my experience but I wasn't trying to under my new experience I was saying

[00:17:33] that in Indian safaris I enjoy even more because you have to hunt for them

[00:17:37] yes it's the thrill of the chase so the most exciting thing on my safari was two

[00:17:41] rhinos having a fight so they were really battling each other and I was like

[00:17:47] they lock horns they like just go for a like top they don't lock the horns

[00:17:51] but they were just like barricuing going bashing each other up

[00:17:55] and I was like hello this is like 50 meters away and it's like 1.5 tons of them

[00:18:01] if they decide to divert you I will be chapati it's five seconds

[00:18:05] were they domestic right no I think it was a territorial fight that's what my guy told me

[00:18:10] very healthfully that it is probably territorial but they are very angry creatures

[00:18:14] who keep fighting he said really they have the largest concentration of rhinos in the

[00:18:18] timer in the kazi runga yes in kazi runga so you have two heads of the world's rhinos in kazi runga

[00:18:24] they have 2600 rhinos right now and quite a huge number of elephants also

[00:18:30] we saw a huge number of wild elephants of the hippos as well no I did not see

[00:18:35] hippos and somebody angry water buffalo oh you know the water buffalo that

[00:18:41] very scary creatures they're very angry very aggressive lines are afraid of a pack of

[00:18:46] water buffalo because they can finish you off I believe that because I saw them

[00:18:51] and the anger in that fellows eyes as he was looking at us

[00:18:54] and I was like okay let's move let's move because I don't take a chance

[00:18:59] naturally yeah but you were posing against the Jeep I hope there was no one there

[00:19:03] there was no one there that was the only reason I did get out

[00:19:06] we'll listen this is the kind of solitary words doing entirely by yourself

[00:19:10] it was lovely because you can't be chit chatting in the Jeep anyway

[00:19:13] but it was very annoying shanali because there's so many teeth spread with so

[00:19:18] many tourists and everybody talking at top volume there's no concept of volume

[00:19:23] controlled with us Indians to begin with and when the animals are around

[00:19:28] and you're talking in such a volume no one's going to come up and show themselves to you

[00:19:32] and then we get offended when foreigners mock us yesterday there was some story about

[00:19:36] some foreigners mocking the way Indians order wine and these two blonde women

[00:19:40] were worked at a resort were you know copying a wine lana get wine get wine

[00:19:46] you know that's sort of a thing so you saw you watched that it was on one

[00:19:50] of the Instagram news sites and of course we call it racism and we get offended

[00:19:55] but we are Indians and we get offended even as Indians when people are doing this

[00:19:59] so this is not just racism it's about just being you know just some civic sense

[00:20:03] some basic courtesy towards other acidity etiquette which we seem to have a dirt off

[00:20:09] I'm a very cute dirt off and I don't know we are traveling so much and see everything

[00:20:14] but you're not really improving there and we've done an episode about that

[00:20:18] we've done a complete episode notice is put up inside restaurants in hotels

[00:20:22] do you think we should introduce it as a school subject how to behave when you travel

[00:20:26] yes yeah yes start from grade one yeah start from the time women are pregnant

[00:20:34] yeah like you know the chakra view the abhim and you yeah Garbha sanskar behave politely

[00:20:42] pick up after yourself don't run around in public places don't talk at volumes

[00:20:47] that you know take out your drums of everybody in the immediate vicinity

[00:20:51] and have you not noticed Indians taking their nanny's to restaurants making them stand

[00:20:56] making them stand while they're all stuffing their faces that is so cringe

[00:21:00] it's in humans cringe it's I don't know how you can do that how can you eat while somebody standing there at the table

[00:21:07] sometimes yeah not even outside or even sitting outside standing holding the baby cruel

[00:21:13] but I mean if I was such a nanny I'd actually poison their food

[00:21:17] I was thinking spit in their food but your little more vitriolic than me

[00:21:21] okay spit in them okay yeah you know if you're poison it enough to kill them poison

[00:21:26] to give them some diarrhea or something okay yeah because you know I was saying poison to kill them

[00:21:31] you're out of a job and then you look for another job and that's not if you're in

[00:21:38] riding a coach I'm picking up home anyway we already know it's sort of they might have to

[00:21:47] do it yeah okay so that is mine did you do any shopping in poor bandar

[00:21:52] no but a friend of mine bought a gold necklace some old fashioned you know gold is very big

[00:22:00] there people buy a lot of the filgrie filigree work but I can't buy jewelry like

[00:22:04] that and you know go poor bandar I told them I see you know we are going shopping even in poor bandar

[00:22:09] there is no place we will not go shopping in that is true yeah so let's not kid ourselves

[00:22:14] yeah although I did not go shopping in Casiranga what would you shop for anyway there's no

[00:22:19] I tried I'm telling you it right what you trying to buy antlers no darling I was looking at all those

[00:22:25] silks yes I'm silks at Casiranga there were little handloom shops long on the main road

[00:22:31] yeah but I went there looking at the weather app which said 37 and 17 when I reached there

[00:22:38] it was some 10 or 12 I was freezing it was drizzly and rainy and you feel cold easily anyway so

[00:22:45] I had laid around like some million t-shirts and one thing little jacket that I carry for

[00:22:49] flights and I was shivering so no shopping happened yeah because actually even poor bandar

[00:22:54] was cooler than I expected because it's all desert and it gets really cold at night but I must

[00:22:59] tell you we had to arrive in Jamnagar on a very short flight from Bombay and then drive

[00:23:04] from there so this was two days after the big wedding got over the Bani wedding and they still had that

[00:23:10] at the Jamnagar gate for a boarding gate they still had the wedding logo there on RN8 said

[00:23:19] and so I remember that I was late for my flight because I have this thing I sometimes can't process

[00:23:28] time it's weird and I'm sitting at home and having my chai and my husband says don't you

[00:23:33] have to board the flight he's going to come later and as it was at 11 he said no it board

[00:23:37] at 945 and it's 845 at that time wow don't ask I had to basically throw some clothes on

[00:23:44] and run to the airport you're meant and it was an air in your flight so when I was till

[00:23:51] last person to board a bank there was a plea let me let me you know not board check in please

[00:23:55] let me check in other check in counters so the guy next to me he's also waiting to check in

[00:23:59] he said you're going to Jamnagar so I said yes now what's the difference now that you've

[00:24:05] got married party so sorry it's over so I said I'm going to marry him so anyway that was

[00:24:11] funny so anyway Jamnagar has been put on the map and how of course and how yeah

[00:24:16] that wide roads it's they've done a lot the airport there was squeaky clean yeah it's a

[00:24:22] lovely issue so beautifully rebuilt okay so yeah I was there a couple of years ago

[00:24:28] for the naval Litfest a jamnable yeah there is a naval base there a jamnagar and I

[00:24:35] was called ionis jalsura if I remember is there any Litfest you've not done you should

[00:24:40] do a glossary of Litfest in and across India I have not done many and hopefully they will

[00:24:46] call me now but I will not name them because it'll be calling them why have you not invited

[00:24:52] me yet yeah how dare you so it was wonderful going there that's little and the funny thing

[00:24:59] about this I must tell you it's not about a trip that I did recently but they had protocol

[00:25:04] shunali so each one of us had one escort in one vehicle and when we wanted to go shopping

[00:25:10] in Jamnagar because of course you get your atriak and your patolas and everything

[00:25:15] right so all of us women were like we want to go shopping and some of the men said sure

[00:25:19] we want to go to pick up stuff for our wives as well you are ready to be bound into a

[00:25:23] few couple of cars and go off you'll have to go each in one car with your escort amazing

[00:25:29] how important you must so this entire written you of cars going through the tiny little

[00:25:35] roads made the markets I love security MS and to go back when you want to travel you want

[00:25:43] to take this navy I guess yes I had their protocols but I just found it very amusing that

[00:25:47] you could have just saved petrol man yeah now in Jamnagar this is the largest refinery

[00:25:52] of the world so I really think about it we should say yeah correct so Kiran speaking of all

[00:25:56] these travels yesterday I was at dinner party hosted by Shiva Som the Thai Resort wellness

[00:26:05] resort and Kondina's traveler and so the owner of Shiva Som was there and they had a very

[00:26:13] beautiful meal prepared for us a six-course meal and you know there brings such tiny courses

[00:26:17] that if you ate like that at home you could eat anything you don't have to give up carbohydrates

[00:26:21] that's where they also slim that's it no I'm just saying that that's wellness not like how we eat

[00:26:27] and so there was a lucky draw so when you reach the venue you had to drop your name cards

[00:26:34] or whatever fill up your names and drop it in this bowl and there were two giveaways one

[00:26:39] was a five-night stay free as Shiva Som and Waheen in Thailand and the other was a five-night

[00:26:46] stay free in Serengeti they have something in Serengeti speaking of safaris right and I have to

[00:26:55] say something told me that I was going to win this you know sometimes you just know it I hear about

[00:27:03] coming it didn't happen damn two other people who probably not as keen on it as me have

[00:27:12] won it so well I know them so no not really but yeah I was like I was so upset I was so never

[00:27:20] be more lucky draws no by the way I never win any lucky draw ever ever and I was in Dubai also

[00:27:28] for my husband's birthday while we were sitting over lunch you know we'd call some friends

[00:27:34] in his cousin over she suddenly said oh my god I need a new driver I need a new driver her driver

[00:27:39] one a massive lottery yes and about that I read about that it's been in the paper press yeah so

[00:27:45] so this was some mega lottery and she said that easily he's going to get some like 15-20

[00:27:51] cross and so she started saying I need to drive up though calm the car then she caught

[00:27:58] and congratulated me said no I'm in the middle girl ticket yet so they were some eight ten of them

[00:28:02] so they were at the end of it they were all going to get to cross each but not bad at all only

[00:28:06] thing I'm one of the kids paid back oh that's not bad I have not won anything I have not won a pack

[00:28:13] of poppins also remember which I poppins which have poppins which are kiss me I have not won anything

[00:28:19] any lucky they put any lucky draw my whole life and that's why I'm really resentful about it don't be no

[00:28:26] know I was just like one day I'd like to win something even 20 rupees got something for you tell us

[00:28:32] the next lucky draw you vote for all of the ticket for you if we should do one here yeah we'll do one

[00:28:38] get some sponsors and see we'll do a lucky draw and then say oh she's not even sorry sponsors

[00:28:43] but I have a host as one lucky draw she gets to go on this trip yeah and everyone will send

[00:28:49] hate messages and hate bombers after that listen people having missing our podcast so I doubt

[00:28:54] anybody will send us hate a friend of mine you know his name is featured bigger

[00:28:59] up before on this podcast he said I miss your podcast so much at least and me voice

[00:29:03] don't see lying with a fractured leg in bed after a suitable yeah and it's other friend of mine

[00:29:07] she called me she said talk to me because I haven't heard you on the podcast since a bit so

[00:29:11] I said well then you should call Kiran also she didn't know you but happy to watch yeah

[00:29:16] anytime where do you want to travel next you know I think now after talking about all

[00:29:23] these safaris I'm going to go on a safari what I'm not again sharing it yeah and go

[00:29:30] to the Shiva so much party to be sent in the last

[00:29:35] but picture yeah tell them this is what I do yeah actually after listening to your

[00:29:39] safari thing I would like to go back on a safari it's the best experience being in nature

[00:29:43] is so it's love therapeutic and it teaches you so much about life and survival

[00:29:48] and it's very humbling it's very humbling yeah to see that expanse and to see animals

[00:29:52] and to realize what we've done of this planet here yeah but it's also fun to see

[00:29:57] the female of the species is the same everywhere yeah ugly yeah yeah

[00:30:02] then the male politically incorrect female of the human species not uglier than the male

[00:30:10] animal species we have it reverse in humans mostly yeah 90 percent

[00:30:17] you know the one politically incorrect but can I say this you can choose whether to keep

[00:30:23] it or not the one thing I realize about traveling solution are there on a few

[00:30:27] weeks period status that when you go into the restaurants of the hotel we

[00:30:31] staying at suddenly all the women sort of get very territorial they're sitting

[00:30:38] to block their husbands yeah look at my direction look only at me yeah and

[00:30:43] you're like you know he's the poster boy for coastal erosion his airline his

[00:30:48] stomach is in his third trimester yeah what is he what I want to know generally

[00:30:53] speaking women what editorial about the husbands unless you're married to like

[00:30:58] Bradwitz why or Ritegroshan or Sharo Khan like please don't we have you looked at him

[00:31:03] yeah please like do yourself a favor do us a favor do us a favor

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