Thanks a lot for complimenting our country's video 🙌🏻

' so could you please not interfere '

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Yes, I agree. And his face when he said the price of the meat

@@rositawangdahl457 I had to look it up... $36.05 USD! I'd be shocked too!

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That was gross of him man and then gave him the same ford back also this dudes steak was smaller than the rest

Lol

@@osakaboyz99 lol they never finish their food anyways. might as well try some haha

As a fellow American, I want to say welcome to the cookout brother. Bring beer. And thank God you took the time to watch this. I discovered these guys some time ago. Spent the whole night watching their whole catalog of episodes. By the wee hours, I was actually shedding tears. Both for their happiness and my own personal shame. Now spread the word and when the time comes, be sure to step up and defend these people from other more ignorant Americans. Use your voice if they have truly earned your respect. Much love brother and thank you again. Means a lot to see your words. None of us are free until all of us are free.

As an American I can tell you from being around the country's many times for nearly 15-18 years, I have never heard anyone to incentivize me to hate, that's a lie you were probably taught by your liberal parents/friends. We hate people who cause harm against these beautiful people. We want to protect freedoms, let people decide for themselves. Not everything in life is black and white, its way more gray than you think, people come to these tribes and force them into submission through rape, murder, etc. Those are the people United states military go after. Tell me how you would feel when you liberate a village when the hostile forces occupy it, force them into submission by killing women and children and putting them on display. When you liberate that village and people are coming to you crying, thanking you for liberating them. Way different when you see it for yourself. Don't make people hate America for telling lies. God bless all of you, and god be with you.

Hate is fear of difference. People fear what they do not understand and they see it as a threat so they protect themselves. Most hate is taught and other hate is learned. Middle Eastern people are some of the most humble and friendly people I've met but like most places in the world it's the handful of bad apples that ruin the reputation for the rest. When I was deployed they would invite me into their tents, have Chai tea, and cook us a meal. We'd eat fresh lamb with rice, rasins, watermelon and Chai. It was an amazing meal and an amazing experience.

As an American who did 18 months in Iraq, I agree with you. We broke bread with Iraqis every day. They are a kind and gentle people, much less fierce than we are. If we needed anything from food to smokes to water, the Iraqis we worked with would get it for us. That being said, there are a some bad apples, but the same is true of every people everywhere.

@B. L. Mann both statements on the spot brother. I kept my post a little nicer because I wasn't trying to argue. Job well done.

These people are like cave men lol idk what you're talking about. They don't even know how to use a fork and knife lol .

@@Dan17890 not knowing how to use fork knife isn't something that define one is caveman or not, they eat everything with their hand lol

@@Dan17890 Because of traditions there lol, not being able to use a chopstick seems weird for eastern asians but it doesnt make the rest of the world cavemen.

@@Dan17890 We don't feel taste when we eat with forks.

@@Dan17890 these men are very respectful that makes them respectable

how can one possibly refuse.

When the guy was talking about boiling the steak, it was almost painful. They might shoot you in America if you boiled one of these. Typically you would grill this over hot coals and get some serious grill marks going, to provide the all-important Maillard reaction. That's where the flavor is. And unless you demand otherwise, it will be cooked to a medium rare. Then served with a side of horseradish sauce and/or au jus dipping gravy. These steaks looked like they were cooked well done, making them somewhat tougher. Maybe that's a Pakistan thing. It shouldn't be that hard to cut, even with a butter knife. The key to tenderness is all about the cut of meat itself. You must be very picky when buying the steak to make sure it has sufficient marbling. This is what gives the steak its wonderful tenderness. And if you have a silly amount of money, you would find a Wagyu cut, with an insane amount of marbling.

Meat and Spuds. Fueling Mankind since Thag and Theena roamed the Muskeg.

Not these new age soyboys. Poor souls. I feel bad for people who bought into the lies of meat is bad for you.

@@protorhinocerator142 my German grandmother would boil her steak all the time, it was truly horrifying.

For real😂

@@luisalvarezable punjabi words or phrases sounds funny...in english they're normal but in punjabi this is so funny...especially tahir's language

The funny thing is that when I learnt Spanish I found that it was way more similar to my mother tounge (Punjabi) than any other foreign language. These people in the video literally call their wives buddhi like you will hear in Latinomerica 'Mi vieja' Mi vieja no me deja - Meri buddhi nai mandi 😆

I bet.. as not a native English speaker myself, humour never fully translate.

Indeed Holly. Human beings being human beings, such a refreshing change.

*cow leaves the chat

Sorry to inform you this is also the nonsense

@pb6270 That's your opinion.

In JESUS name AMEN

That was sneaky and hilarious!

Yeah, I said 'I saw what you did there'.

dont share forks :(

@@dgh25 oh, no! How utterly life threatening!

@@cee8mee Oh im sorry that you are from the uneducated part of the world. Must be hard.

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he actually swore from realising the price

He,.. is my fave.

Yes, but our gang has twice the strength of the average American so it balances out.

The only one who used the knife was Mr. Chaudery and I think that was because he thought he was being polite to our culture. They usually eat with their hands, which I would prefer they eat to how they are more comfortable. When he finally put down the knife and fork he enjoyed the steak even better.

It's a crime to be handed a butter knife to cut steak with. Are there no real steak knives in Pakistan? The entire experience would have been so much more elevated! This has got to be the first time I would agree with eating their food barehanded.

@@thebigguy6034 you don't understand. Even if they were given proper steak knives, they wouldn't even want to use it since they're not used to it. They would still prefer their hands so I don't see how it makes a difference.

@@Descina hi Amanda! Great name you’ve got there 😉 I completely agree! However they are most comfortable enjoying their food, that’s how I prefer it! You could definitely see the difference in how much he enjoyed it before (with utensils) and after (with his hands). 🥰

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Fat too

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I hope it wasn’t well done.

…and there’s not a vegan or plant based who doesn’t feel 🤢🤮❗️❗️❗️

I think that's the best thing about these folks it reminds me to appreciate everything I ever had that I took for granted

Same as people in the UK I find these videos very humbling

Anis Iqbal sent it.

You have to watch the Nutella episode ;)

I sent them the steaks

@@elysehfm8797 I wonder how he sent fresh meat through the mails.

@@gurucarcar, ask Find That Vin right above.

Don't donate through KZfaq, they take 30% of the money for themselves. They have a paypal that takes much less.

@@the1observer I cannot find their paypal link.

@@lorettavanriet1410 Look in the about section of this video and you will see the letter P in blue under the links, just press it will take you to PayPal. I hope this helps you out. 😀

@Remy I found it!

@@the1observer wow that sucks

I don't eat meat, but i share the same feeling lmfao... my mouth was watering. It reminded me when i was eating grilled meat with my father as a kid.

I can never afford one, they are lucky indeed.

The first time?!?!? They eat delicious food almost every video

@@eestiny9734 I had to laugh at myself. My brain is sure it's tasty.

I actually haven't ever eated that steak before... Its like 3/4 of the minimum wage per week in my country, so its kind of hard to aford it without spending a lot 🥲

I completely agree - it's a beautiful cultural exchange with wonderful charming subjects. All the more infuriating that our former felonious President is once again bloviating about banning any Muslims from entering the U.S. - fomenting hate and its the only thing he does effectively. Forgive me for daring to bring politics in here, but the subject kind of demands it as the content here is antithetical to our politics of hate, ignorance, and the spreading of pointed misinformation in the USA.

8000 Pakistani rupees is about $34 USD. That's about right for a decent meal out for one person. That said, prices are relative. My salary works out to around 59,000 rupees ($248) per DAY. By law, the LEAST a person in my area can be paid (Minimum Wage) for an HOUR of work is around 3,600 rupees....about $15.00/hr. On the flip side, the two of us (Wife and I) spend about 107,000 rupees ($450) at the grocery store each month. A two-bedroom apartment would be about 321,500 rupees ($1350) per month. A liter of gasoline would be about 298 rupees ($1.25). A kilo of lamb meat would run about 3,600 rupees (About $6.00/per pound).

It is in the u.s aswell 80 percent of the country cannot afford $100 steak for one person.

@@kevincrosby1760 bro 8000 rupees is nearly 100 bucks ...

@@memnoch9418 I think you mixed up the Indian rupee with the Pakistani rupee! 8000 Pakistani rupees are about 34-36 dollars

@@memnoch9418 I'll admit that $100 is what the wife and I spend for a nice dinner for BOTH of us. However, please see my other post where I explain your currency conversion error.

Honestly he looked down like. Should I be eating this?

Someone tell me where to find a tomahawk for $30, shouldnt be hard if thats supposedly the norm right?

@@xrellx gotta go to a butcher and you better have a big smoker. I'd go vertical smoker the less liquid in the meat the crisper it'll be.

@@thebeast654Just checked, $88.00 at my local butcher, Porter Road.

@@xrellx DAMN INFLATION! Or maybe they go for cheaper over there.

Yes I saw that too, like he felt guilty for eating all by himself self he shouldn't though he deserves it. They have such kind souls,,🙏🏽

Well, The best thing to do in that situation was to ignore the question instead of answering it... Mr put the steak back on the plate after hearing its price.

Especially in today's time when pakistan is going through such a catastrophic natural disaster

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They have a nuclear programme. They are not poor but it's how the government spends its money and keeps a large amount of people poorly educated

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It cost around $48 CAD.

@@scottbrandon6244 No wonder.😲🤯. I would have been knocked off the chair.

@@scottbrandon6244 $34 USD. Which would be about $70 - $80 in a restaurant

He's probably thinking what he could have bought his children for that money.

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AMEN.

I thought he lost it so Leon and I almost sent another one. So glad he didn't

If you noticed, Mr Chaudrey didn't even blink when the assistant took the first bite. Sharing is as natural as breathing for them

YA

They gave the poor guys butter knives. Who eats steak with a butter knife? I would have done the same.

Yes, and you should hold knife with your dominant hand

its not tribal. Majority of people living in cities also eat without utensils. Some items like Soups or Pasta, are sure, eaten with spoons or forks etc. But meals like Biryani, Botis, BBQ, Pizzas, Burgers etc are eaten barehanded

That’s how I eat rib steak, why dirty a fork and knife.

@@_mouradb - I thought they looked like butter knives! lol

I was thinking the same thing. Pick up that rib and tear into the steak.

Watching Raffique finally dive in and bite it off the bone was the best part!

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It wasn't a tomahawk

I would prefer a steak knife, nicely cut meat 💯 butter knife is blehh, but hands is better than butter knife for eating steak.

He had to put it back down on the plate ! 😂😂😂 his reactions are priceless

He’s so sweet and innocent

So, when you want to make people happy you serve them amazing food? We are all the same, the world over :) You're welcome to Aussie BBQ at my place any time. It'll be different, but still good :)

Agreed 100%

Not me

I'd smile like a Cheshire cat if I'd been served rib eye steak!

Exactly why I cherish this channel and these wonderful men and the creators!

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That's what I was thinking too - Just STFU and eat it already! 🤣😂

They were referring to the fieldhockey stick, since it´s one of the biggest sports in Pakistan

I was going to say he most likely meant field hockey but alas someone else beat me 😆

Eh?... lol

Field hockey is big in south asia. Its the national game for India

Field hockey is the national sport of Pakistan. They also had a player 'Sohail Abbas' who holds the record for most goals in International Field Hockey(348). First and only field hockey player to score 300 goals. Fastest to 100 goals. Fastest to 200 goals. He has scored one double hat trick and 21 hat tricks: a record unmatched in the history of international field hockey. Overall top scorer of the 2004 Olympics with 11 goals. Joint overall top scorer of the 2002 World Cup with 10 goals.

Thanks and god bless you for your mention of the floods in my country which have caused wreaked havoc.

he put it right back down on the plate too 😂

i'm impressed they got it at that price (under $40) considering it must have been imported.

​@@cargumdeu there are butchers in Pakistan who would have cut this

@@sherridadey5053 with respect, butchers are skilled with the various cuts of meat in the West,

@@Meer101 And that’s what makes this so special for these men.

It's just an overpriced ribeye.

@@michaelsexton8885Agreed, you are paying for way too much bone. tbh, I prefer rib cap over rib eye.

Panjabi Zindabad 😊

You eat tomahawk ribeyes every day?

Who eats tomahawk everyday? I've never had one. Can't bring myself to pay that much for a steak yet.

Me 2

Ya tomahawk steaks is just self indulgent

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It would be similar to looking at and holding a vase in someone's house and them telling you that it's an antique. It would be put back in its place very quickly.

Yes! He was in shock, LOL!

You had to write that didn’t you? Now I want some.

Flan....

@@u4riahsc haha I know, right!?

@@redlight3932 chocoflan bro 🤤

Definitely Tres Leches!!

They are FANTASTIC. Pricy even in the States, but worth every penny, and do NOT over cook it

@@nunya2954 I find medium well to be a good choice. I used to eat well done steak but it lost its appeal to me over the years as it just tastes burnt! I don’t pay good money for burnt food! lol.

@@nunya2954 Exactly. I prefer my steak somewhere between "Medium-Rare" and "still moving".