Make sure to check out my Spanish channel for so much more from Venezuela! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hr14rNxktrbGppc.html

Make sure to check out my Spanish Channel for more from Venezuela! Hope you guys enjoyed the video! ❤️ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e6x9esVksrWWh5c.html

Basically all you can do with $20 in Venezuela is buy coffee, pay for parking and give to panhandlers. So not much different than the US.

Man those bills look crispy new. It looks like the cost more than $20 to print. This is heartbreaking. My country Zimbabwe went through hyperinflation like this too until they dollarized the economy. Still going through growing pains due to a combination of bad leadership and sanctions, so I feel a kinship with Venezuela. I hope to visit my girlfriend's hometown of Cumana, Sucre one day. We have only visited Colombia together.

Great video, thanks for sharing ....America is currently plagued by the hydra-headed evil duo of inflation and recession. The worst part about this recession is that consumers are racking up credit card debt. In April alone, credit card debt went up 20% while rates have doubled in a year. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun. Layoffs will get worse. Which is why I'm looking to enter the market now and ride along as the economy gets back on track. I’m building a $550k portfolio. Any stock recommendations?

I've mixed feelings watching this because I could see my hometown; where I was born and grew up and that made me happy, but there aren't enough people on the streets or malls as I used to see and there are some commercials which are closed, so that made me feel a little bit sad, too. I’m not living there now, but I’d like to visit my family someday. I hope you can enjoy your trip there and everything goes well for you and Gladys.

Bro, I like your vibe. When you give these people $1 or $2 tip it means a whole lot more to them than it does to you! Spreading that positive energy

Here in Venezuela you can buy a house only for 20.000$ or less, there are also small houses and they can cost between 6.000-15.000$, but big and beautiful houses cost between, 20.000-60.000$...Luisito comunica bought a house near the beach in 20.000$. Greetings from Maracaibo,Venezuela!

The version most accepted among historians indicates that Caracas was the name of the tribe that inhabited the homonymous valley, one of the coastal valleys contiguous to the current city on its north, a place name still in force.

Mans was giving you some local history... "Yeah anyways" LMAO

Thanks for taking us to these little known places. Venezuela is beautiful. Love it.

Hi Chris, I became a fan of your videos and I also wanna thank you for helping my people in Venezuela!!!! God bless you 🙂

Bienvenido a Venezuela!!!. Saludos a Gladys. Bendiciones. Que les vaya bonito con su serie de videos en Venezuela. Gracias.

Walking around Caracas and flashing a wad of cash is not exactly the safest thing to do.

Love seeing travel vloggers like this, Who actually make amazing videos and bless the people who we featured in the videos also. Could make a few cheapskate YT vloggers who capitalise of the locals and are total cheap sakes but no negativity you deserve a lot more subscribers !! Love bro

Venezuela so beautiful...love from Vietnam 🇻🇳 🇻🇪

I felt sad about what happen to their country but thank you Chris for showing us the place . . . .May God bless their place and you Chris for undoubtedbly concerned about the locals.🙏🏼🤗

Trying Traditional Venezuelan Food in Caracas!!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bLuTapZo2LK-ZJ8.html

Excellent video Chris. Hope you enjoyed your stay in Venezuela. It's an exciting destination despite the dreadful economy. We hope things get better in Venezuela soon. It's up to the people of Venezuela now. We cannot rely on the government any more.

Everyone from every country around the world is welcome to our country Venezuela 🇻🇪 Thank you Chris for showing our city to the world 🗺

I visited the Rio Orinoco! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rqx9bLqh2qfOpWQ.html

Sentimientos encontrados al ver estos videos. Agradecida contigo por este contenido

Love the vids and your positive energy, earned my sub, hope to see you at 1million. 🙏🏾

WOW! This video is amazing and eye-opening. Great Job! Learned a lot. Godspeed... 🚀🤠

Hey Chris! Great video man. I just don’t think anybody live in Venezuela with $2/$3 a month, it would be impossible for them to live in the country with that money. People that works on the streets make at least $3 to $4 a day.... Also, if you can, take a look at locos de viaje’s videos, they are great as well and can give you an idea on where to go and what to do as well. Thank you for coming to my country!!

Can’t wait for this to happen in the US. Keep it going Joe

Dope video man! Never seen anyone go to Venezuela 🇻🇪 enjoyed the first video! Definitely a huge culture shock! Keep them coming Chris

Very best information about Caracas venezuela

Isn't it crazy that $20 is $80 million in their currency?

Gracias por hablar bien de mi país, tan maltratado por propios y extraños. Dios te ilumine en tu trabajo

So 10 years ago and you could buy a house a car etc. with that money. Now you can buy lunch parking.etc. So imagine that happening in the U.S. We all carrying millions of dollars with us. 🤯 i

I lived in Venezuela for about a year in the early eighties. Caracas, Maracaibo and Valencia. At that time it was four bolivars to the dollar.

to tell the truth , the restaurants are all very decent , streets are not in bad condition, people dress properly, its quite different from what I imagined about a country in deep crisis ....

No wonder the cashier at the coffee place gave you that look. The 6 dollars you spend on coffee and cake is one month wages for him. He has to survive on that.

Another great video Bro

12:15 3 to 7 dollars a month?! Then what type of people can afford that coffee shop?

Sweet bro! You make Venezuela look like a nice vacation. haha. Must've had some food planning. Also they only make $4 usd per month? wtf? yikes

Hope you had a good time in Vzla Chris!! Love your videos ‘cause I can practice my English Watching your channel ! pasala chevere! :)

Holaaa suerte en tu paseo por Venezuela estoy segura que te vas a divertir mucho, me agrada tu esfuerzo por explicar la rebuscada economía de este país jaja

Bienvenido a Venezuela!!! Ojalá puedas visitar muchas partes del país y puedas colaborar con otros KZfaqr como Dos Locos de Viajes, Gabriel Herrera, Oscar Alejandro, Fogonix, Entre otros.

Loved This ! ....I feel like its now optional, for me to watch the other dozen+ videos, waiting within my que-list. And it was much more informative than (1 of the 1st 3 videos) which I have seen ; last night. Which pertains to Venezuela.... And better than the previous wt-guys video, which I saw.

I would've loved to be your guide in Caracas. The guy who drove you seemed to be "so excited" about driving you 😅. The old man with the pens wanted to take advantage... But you still helped him. 👍🏻 BTW, most people in Caracas don't earn only $7 a month anymore. The common wage a month is about $40 (in Caracas), except for the public sector where they receive other "perks". Greetings from a "Caraqueño" abroad! Thanks for sharing!

Alguien que no sea venezolano ve este video y creo que su nivel de confucion va a ser enorme al escuchar el sueldo son 3$ al mes y ve imágenes de un país y una ciudad muy bonita, con sitios muy lindos, centros comerciales abiertos con personas paseando o haciendo compras, carros en todos lados transitando normalmente, cuando se habla de colas de gasolina de días y escasez de la misma, escuchar todo eso, lo primero que se viene a la mente es gente en la calle muerta, tirada en el piso, un país militarizado en ruinas totalmente al estilo Afganistán, Irak o Haití, la situación de Venezuela es mucho más compleja ya que aunque es cierto el salario es 3$ al mes, la logica te dice que la gran mayoría de la población tiene que obtener otro tipo de ingreso para subsistir y ver a la gente en su cotidianidad como cualquier ciudad del mundo, ya que no se podría decir los venezolanos fuera del país que son alrededor de 5 millones, mantienen a más de 25 o 26 millones que siguen haciendo vida dentro de Venezuela. El salario oficial que lo gana quien trabaja en sector público del pais, estos empleados públicos obtienen otros tipos de ingresos que es depositado por el gob en una plataforma se llama patria obteniendo al mes un aproximado de entre 20 a 25$ (Que paupérrimo para el costo de la vida en el país), esto más los beneficios socioeconómicos como alimentos, en algunos entes ministeriales ropa y calzado sumado a que una gran parte tiene otras entradas de ingresos por trabajos independientes, así como una gran parte del país que trabaja en sector privado y que su sueldo puede variar dependiendo funciones, cargo dentro de la empresa y conocimiento y un sueldo puede variar entre 60 o más de 150$ al mes, con algunos casos, dependiendo de la empresa y puede cobrar mucho más que eso, todo este contexto aún es difícil para el venezolano poder cubrir alimento, salud y calzado, ropa etc por los altos costos y que a mucho se les complica vivir el día a dia...El venezolano promedio no maneja efectivo, ya que toda transacción la realiza en transferencia bancaria, pago con tarjeta de débito o pago en divisa extranjera..... Me gusta mucho muestres la cara cotidiana de la capital y de ciudades como Valencia y muchos puedan ver la verdadera realidad del país. gracias por visitarnos y contar tu experiencia.

:D Que bueno, Gladys cuida a Chris.

Electricity is free and that is the main reason why that service is very bad and people go without electricity for hours during the week

Ojalá y te lleven para Maracaibo!!! que rico que estas en Venezuela

the hell ? who split that $3 coffee money ?

I am sure Venezuela must come back from economical crisis and hyper inflation.

By the looks $20 dollars doesn’t get you anything in Venezuela. Other than gas, Prices are higher than our prices here in the US.

That was so kind that you bought that pen from that older gentleman.

Hyper inflation? Sounds familiar. LET’S GO BRANDON!

listen to the driver he fought "against" not "with" the Spanish

14:38 Old man wants 20 dollars for cheaps ass pens 😂 He probably been smoking up its ink

It's so funny to see you counting the money !

Una de las mejores economías en Latinoamérica en su tiempo triste ver así un país tan hermoso .esa frase de Socialismo o Muerte se está haciendo realidad.

Letting you know I enjoyed watching this video 😊

Did you really say that people in venezuela live off of 3$ to 7$ a month.

What cell phone companies work over there? Zelle only works with banks from the United States? Not US Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico.

Awesome helping the locals❤️

Me alegra saber que están tranquilas las cosas por allá

Hey broo good to see ya after a while im back on YT , how have you been? Any plans to come back to Serbia soon? God bless ya and stay safe on your travels

Belleza 😍😘😘 Venezuela 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪

Venezuela the most independent south American country

19:30 Gladis was just not happy with the monkey! I think she had other ideas for that ca$h!

20 dollars in Venezuelan like 7 crore in india 1500 rupess

Venezuela brilla y con un pueblo muy feliz, venezolanos regresen que Venezuela los necesita.

Obviously those restaurants, where prices are more than $10 , are for people who have good salaries

I'm an American and mi amor lives in Caracas. I'm planning on moving there.

It is actually named "Autopista Francisco Fajardo" nice video

Eres unico Cris, sigue adelante.

So basically Venezuela is becoming like Ecuador. Just in Ecuador they make a decent minimum wage per month. That’s crazy even $120 per month isn’t enough in Venezuela. It wouldn’t be enough in Ecuador. That’s why they make $480 minimum salary. Good jobs make $800 per month. Professional industry workers can make like $2,000 a month in Ecuador. That’s rough. Venezuela can’t escape it’s dire situación. From any vantage point.

You can’t get 4 gallons of gas in the United States with 20 bucks

Sad to see a developed Country in South America go down by US sanctions.

10 years ago 80 million bolivares were about 10 million dollars in the black market and 18 million with the “official” dollar

Love your channel, new subscriber 👍

Great video Chris

fckin love this content :D

Chris , Enjoyed the video . I want to go and visit how difficult was it to get in , visa etc. Is it safe for Americans?

I could have an amazing time down there with a thousand dollars.

Back in 2018 the Gas was pretty much free. I saw a guy trade 5 eggs for 100 liters.

Where do you change dollars for Bolivares?

Just a small and constructive criticism! Speaking that spanglish to the people makes you look a little bit ridiculous so decide which language you will use ✌️in general great video

How do you get a travel visa there

Porque tan pocos bolívares?

Imagine if you tip someone $5 you would probably make ‘em cry. Atleast that’s how it was in Cuba lol

yo, all those prices was so close to US dollars, I felt no deal came out of this.

If someone had silver coins in Venezuela, would that help? Would it be easy to exchange silver coins to their currency in order to buy some food? If it easy to find food if you have the money, or is there a limit that the government allows you to buy?

How were you able to get into the country?

Bro just ignored that kid

And the fact that the Stuffed Monkey was like Gold instead of o t h e r , says alot; on the UP Side (as expected).

I have two 50,000 Bolivares note and six 20,000 Bolivares note.

If people make around 3 dollars a month, but it costs 3 dollars for one breakfast, how do they eat??

This Bro is actually very positive 😂

Hey chris. No Russian oil means big changes are afoot for Venezuela. Us will end the sanctions. Economy might rocket. Looks like you can buy an apartment for less than 10k? Could be a great vacation and investment.

This doesn’t make sense people live on two or three dollars a month and a brownie and the coffee is three dollars??? Make some sense bro

How are they going to the bathroom when they a in que for 2-3 days to fill up the gas tank of the car?

Where can i buy a stack of Bolivars? Need new paper on my walls.

Christopher I like how your beard is filling out 👍🏾🍾

Do any of you know if silver coins are being used or sold in Venezuela? If used in commerce can you tell us how?

amazing video!