you are more indian than me 🤨 ngl it feels weird that I'm learning more about my country by your videos 😂😂😂

@@lordchrist01liar

Hi Karl. Don’t worry :p, the missing pages in Shantaram were probably those bloody boring,endless aphorism drenched conversations between Lin & Carla. 😂 I recently visited Mumbai after many times entering India via Delhi. Man, I loved it so much from Irani chai, to the food and incredible people.

Hi Karl, i didn't watch your channel. Long time, your comment from linus last video reminds me you I don't know what happened, but youtube doesn't show me your notifications anymore.

Have a prince harry new book Spare lost January in England

When I was a student I didn't have a lot of place to store my books so I would keep on returning the books for years 😅. It's what kept me into reading.

Previlaged New Zealander cannot understand the piracy of book, this first world crooks cannot share there wealth looted on the name of visa as gate for stop to non western world and than loot resources of their on name of business.

Soo trueee

yes I went there when I visited India. It's fantastic.

Tbh for books that expand someones knowledge and aims to teach them something new i totally agree but i would not want a creative project to be resold for basically nothing so I’d rather not have these exist, especially with all the knowledge you can get from the internet. Theres free courses for everything basically if you know where to look, but i dont think its worth having someones creative endeavors dragged through the mud by not only not paying them but also stealing that persons work and making a profit off it. Knowledge is already extremely accessible but most of the books i see being sold arent there to help students or anyone get smarter. 99% of these books are the result of someones creative mind and not the will to spread knowledge or wisdom. These books are about the journey they take you through and most of the time they try to make you think and leave more questions than answers. So while some of these shops do something i am totally for and that is provide knowledge to people for basically free (would be even better if it was), 99% of what they actually do is steal someones creative work and make a profit off it

many of the so called scams in India help the economy and those who are poor.

yep students find cheap books and that helps all kids to get an education. Long live great India.

Counterfeit spectrum book for some 50 rs less better than original print

koti's famous book market .. best price for competitive exam books

Yeah I've seen markets similar to this. But I don't think I ever got a fake from one. One time I even got a real copy of a Christmas Carol from 1994 in crisp quality like the book was never opened, it had some sort of cutting damage over the top and the pages were VERY yellow but the binding and print quality was good. This was in Madurai btw To me it doesnt matter anyway fake or not as long as the pages aren't fucked up and the binding is good. Because it's still the same story.

@@AbsolutelyRadSHOC yep, exactly!

Sometimes we need this kind of market

​@@MaryAnnSweetAngel I mean, who cares as long as it's in budget and you get the content of the book?

Yes but is it considered pirated? Is it illegal doing so? For me it’s still not good buying counterfeit books for whatever reason

That's y people check the book before buying it

Amazon sells counterfeit everything.

Flipkart too, bought some of them and they literally had bad binding and pages were changed. Lol no returns 😅

It's impossible to verify if it's original or fake unless you go over every book and it's released versions one by one.

I'm from Australia, for PPP they are more reacher over there

Wait until you see my 7-Eleven India review next week!!! The prices are insane.

@@KarlRock I bet & can not wait Karl. Have not made it to India yet but visiting other countries like Thailand & even Japan I see a lot of things way cheaper like even Coke / Pepsi, Pringles & candy bars

Everything is cheap. But you pay extra for better quality😂.

@@banksterkid5930 yes but the content is same if anybody wants knowledge they can get it if you just wanna show off then you also gotta earn it not everybody is born with the silver spoon 😏

Thanks mate!

@@KarlRock How did you get unbanned from India?

Yaa a black market of book is cool though 😅

You need lot of people who wants to read . Brazil has low population and it's spread out all over massive country.

Counterfeit books are black market. No money goes to the publisher.

I remember paying upwards of $300 each for uni textbooks. That was just a couple of years ago.

@@nerd_alert927 I don't exactly recall what I paid when I got to Uni. I remember community college one of my math books was like $135 and in a binder and because it was a binder book you couldn't resell it back to the campus. I can believe that college books went up. I graduated in 2017-2019...I believe it was 2019. XD So not too long ago.

yall cant even read

@SPG8989 Bless your heart!! Yes you’re absolutely right!

​@@SPG8989you can read , who's stopping you

​@@SPG8989still better than having a dying economy where home ownership seems impossible

Thanks!

Thanks for the support!

Disgraceful

Yeah same in India too about 15 years ago... We can get copy of CDs, DVDs, and games at a very cheap price

It is quite popular here in India

It was a British colony and part of the British empire, before India broke away with Ghandi in 1940s 🤔 , it's much more English influenced than a place like China or Thailand

Omg😳Brilliant observation

i can't get pass the vendors not wearing gloves, handling food and money with the same hands

I disagree, the only demand is for textbooks. Most people do not read books after college.

Yup! I'm playing Tears of the Kingdom at the moment. I've got a Switch modding video coming in a month or so. It's a hard one to edit. But it's gonna be epic.