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🇨🇴 El Retiro, Antioquia 🇨🇴 Heard interesting things about this mountain town in Colombia over the weekend → 45 min from Medellín, 30 min from the international airport → Sits at 7,500 ft in the Andes. Year-round spring weather. No AC, no heating → Modern apartments rent starts at... $700–1,000/mo. Fincas and houses start around $1,500, but luxury options available for $$$ → Safety is a different universe from Medellín. Not zero risk, as it's still Colombia — but light years from big-city stress → Families take note: Vermont School has its main campus right here. IB World School, bilingual (English/Spanish), Mandarin as a third language, preschool through 12th grade. Cognia-accredited US curriculum. One of the strongest international school options in the greater Medellín area Potentially one of the BEST places to raise a family in the whole country...show more

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Enzo Gorlomi 🤌🏻6 months ago

This area is full of guerrilla ready to k*ll any gringo, GET OUT OF THERE

Camilo C.6 months ago

We don’t like gringos here. Get the fuck out of our mountain and go back to your country.

Vello6 months ago

Currently building a finka here , please don’t ever post about retiro again . Thanks .

Jaime Ovalle6 months ago

No invoquen a los gringos!

Hugo Poliart6 months ago

No more gringos en el retiro

Ricardo Carmona6 months ago

Dangerous as a fuck, guerrilla, kidnappings…. Please dont come

HarveyKaplan6 months ago

Based on comments with this post, Looks like the locals don't want any more of us living there. I have lived in San Antonio de Periera ( Rionegro) going on 7 years and not once felt " Not Wanted". On the contrary people are super friendly and accepting. Being respectful is key.

Esteban Vargas6 months ago

El Retiro and Rionegro (especially Llanogrande) is probably where we’ll live once we have a kid. And yes Vermont School is a great option, also take a look at The Columbus School (alto de Las Palmas)

Innovacion98006 months ago

I’ve lived in Retiro for 20 years. 0 safety issues. Uribe/famous live nearby. Best schools (Vermont /Montessori). Best hospital San Vicente and Airport 15 min away. Lived in Mexand Panama before and traveled extensively. This is a family gem in Latam. DM me if need you free info

Mauricio6 months ago

How bout you go elsewhere that is not Colombia? We dont want you here!!!

IanNV6 months ago

Es uni de los lugares más peligrosos del país. Eviten venir, nadie responde por su seguridad.

Sebastian Uribe6 months ago

Lived there for 3 years and bought a nice piece of land there that I am now selling in Monte Sereno, best place to live, the town is amazing with great restaurants

Calco6 months ago

Pelase don't come he is laying, it's the most dangerous place in Colombia, all Colombia it's a not safe place, please don't put yourself in danger

Bradley Fink6 months ago

I live here. Please shut up

Manuel Ospina6 months ago

Largo gringo hijueputa

Álvaro Al Cuesta6 months ago

All is true. Just tke notice you should be quite MAGA thinking to be accepted. No progresist thinkers allowed. Culturally speaking the most closed society in rhe entire country. Ahh yeah, you'll love it if you love horses and cheesy stuff

Felipe Franco6 months ago

Gringos hptas

Manuel Castro6 months ago

On the other hand El Retiro is a hidden gem for digital nomads, please do go there, rent property and enjoy, also the rich and powerful people of Antioquia live there so it's a big opportunity for business

Santiago Arias6 months ago

There’s just one fact… there is only one small hospital to provide emergency medical care. So that’d be a red flag for those who have serious medical conditions

Jhon Law6 months ago

Place is fucking awesome. I’ve been there for the Feria de Negritos. Super awesome place

✠🃏✠6 months ago

Don't come, we don't want you, you're not welcome

Pierre 🍁6 months ago

Nice area, my wife grew up around there. 👍🏼

Bryan Ocampo6 months ago

Fuera de nuestro pais, gringos GO HOME. Gentrificadores, abusadores de niños. Fuera, nos da asco su turismo

Bri926 months ago

Go home frijoleros

Aristizabal hoyos6 months ago

Ojo @elretiroant

Alejandro6 months ago

I’m selling this beautiful house. Right now is under construction with one of the best architects in town (Alejo Barreneche Architects).

Mike6 months ago

How are the hospitals? How far from airport

BY6 months ago

Is your goal to recommend Hispanics move there or remove white people from taking ownership over their own lands ?

Daniel6 months ago

I sell land around this place. Contact me @Virens_living on IG

El Presidente6 months ago

Yes it’s a beautiful place to live, please don’t come we have enough foreigners, you are pricing us out of our own neighborhoods.

Daniela Prada6 months ago

All those Colombians saying “don’t come” do not represent us. This place isn’t exclusive because of Americans, but because of strong management and well-planned housing. I lived in El Retiro for 5 years—it’s a wonderful municipality. People are warm, and we welcome visitors.

Luisb Ruiz6 months ago

Esta es la Antioquia que odia @petrogustavo y @IvanCepedaCast

Strawberry Cow6 months ago

Building (eventually) my house in here

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80,280 views • 3 years ago

In the 21st century, I no longer see that a Polish king and not a French duke who is a military leader and not a Spanish queen and king will save Europe from the clutches of Islam. There is no one to save Europe. In the historical process in which Islam has been attacking Europe for the past 1,350 years, there is no one left to save Europe from itself. By: Ofer Binshtok. * In the battle of Vienna, against Islam, in 1683, the Polish king John III Sobieski, known as the "savior of Europe", moved with his army from Poland, as an aid to save Vienna and in fact to save all of Europe from Islamic conquest from the east. * In the 8th century, the Islamic conquest reached the center of France, the Loire Valley, on its way to the heart of Europe from the southwest, from Spain. In 732 in the battle of Tours/Poitiers, Charles Martel Duke of the Franks (the Hammer), defeated Islam and actually expelled it from France and thus saved France and Europe as a whole from Islamic conquest moving towards it from Spain. * Between the 8th and 15th centuries AD in the Reconquista, in the battles of reconquest, the Spaniards saved themselves and Europe in about 700 years of struggle to expel the Islamic conqueror. Until in 1492 AD, the armies of Queen Isabella and her husband King Ferdinand drove the rest of the Islamic conquerors back to Africa. * In the last 50 years, Islam is conquering Europe from inside, through immigration, with the help of the ignorance of the left and the European Union. Ignorance when it comes to understanding Islam and its goals. After the migration, at the appropriate Islamic critical mass, the Islamic sword will also arrive. - In the 21st century, I no longer see that a Polish king and not a French duke who is a military leader and not a Spanish queen and king will save Europe from the clutches of Islam. There is no one to save Europe. ------------------------------------------- Tareq Al-Suwaidan, Ph.D. He is currently among the most prominent jihadists. He belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood. A highly intelligent and educated person. He is well-versed in Sharia law, the history of Jihad, the Quran, and Muhammad's Sunnah. He represents the jihadist threat to humanity, and the free world in particular.

In the 21st century, I no longer see that a Polish king and not a French duke who is a military leader and not a Spanish queen and king will save Europe from the clutches of Islam. There is no one to save Europe. In the historical process in which Islam has been attacking Europe for the past 1,350 years, there is no one left to save Europe from itself. By: Ofer Binshtok. * In the battle of Vienna, against Islam, in 1683, the Polish king John III Sobieski, known as the "savior of Europe", moved with his army from Poland, as an aid to save Vienna and in fact to save all of Europe from Islamic conquest from the east. * In the 8th century, the Islamic conquest reached the center of France, the Loire Valley, on its way to the heart of Europe from the southwest, from Spain. In 732 in the battle of Tours/Poitiers, Charles Martel Duke of the Franks (the Hammer), defeated Islam and actually expelled it from France and thus saved France and Europe as a whole from Islamic conquest moving towards it from Spain. * Between the 8th and 15th centuries AD in the Reconquista, in the battles of reconquest, the Spaniards saved themselves and Europe in about 700 years of struggle to expel the Islamic conqueror. Until in 1492 AD, the armies of Queen Isabella and her husband King Ferdinand drove the rest of the Islamic conquerors back to Africa. * In the last 50 years, Islam is conquering Europe from inside, through immigration, with the help of the ignorance of the left and the European Union. Ignorance when it comes to understanding Islam and its goals. After the migration, at the appropriate Islamic critical mass, the Islamic sword will also arrive. - In the 21st century, I no longer see that a Polish king and not a French duke who is a military leader and not a Spanish queen and king will save Europe from the clutches of Islam. There is no one to save Europe. ------------------------------------------- Tareq Al-Suwaidan, Ph.D. He is currently among the most prominent jihadists. He belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood. A highly intelligent and educated person. He is well-versed in Sharia law, the history of Jihad, the Quran, and Muhammad's Sunnah. He represents the jihadist threat to humanity, and the free world in particular.

Ofer Binshtok - Kafir - עופר בינשטוק

340,073 views • 2 years ago

🚨 WOW - A 16 Year old boy was STABBED 7 times in Hackensack NJ by his OWN classmates, right outside of a police station on Tuesday! As police still SEARCH for the suspects, the victim's family is looking for ANSWERS as they claim this was an ESCALATING situation that the Hackensack School District and Police IGNORED! The aunt of the 16-year-old victim showed up at the Hackensack City Council meeting hours after the incident, claiming that they pulled the boy from Hackensack High School earlier in the years over ongoing THREATS to his safety, including people showing up to her sister's house with SKI MASKS. The aunt said the family has made numerous complaints to the Hackensack School Board and to police, and NOTHING was done! The victim's father even said he feels like HE has to play cop to protect his son. SAD! SCARY stuff! Let this be a reminder that at the end of the day, YOUR own safety is YOUR responsibility! Carry on. 🇺🇸 video from Eyewitness News

🚨 WOW - A 16 Year old boy was STABBED 7 times in Hackensack NJ by his OWN classmates, right outside of a police station on Tuesday! As police still SEARCH for the suspects, the victim's family is looking for ANSWERS as they claim this was an ESCALATING situation that the Hackensack School District and Police IGNORED! The aunt of the 16-year-old victim showed up at the Hackensack City Council meeting hours after the incident, claiming that they pulled the boy from Hackensack High School earlier in the years over ongoing THREATS to his safety, including people showing up to her sister's house with SKI MASKS. The aunt said the family has made numerous complaints to the Hackensack School Board and to police, and NOTHING was done! The victim's father even said he feels like HE has to play cop to protect his son. SAD! SCARY stuff! Let this be a reminder that at the end of the day, YOUR own safety is YOUR responsibility! Carry on. 🇺🇸 video from Eyewitness News

Jay Costa

15,036 views • 6 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Palestinian Ambassador to India, Abdullah Abu Shawesh says, "United States of America has fully cut its fund to UNRWA. One of the European countries unfortunately allow many of the advocate and institution inside this country to advocate against the UNRWA itself and there is a big campaign in one of these countries right now to dismantle and to advocate for definancing the UNRWA itself... We believe that India's financial support to UNRWA from means that there is a strong commitment from the Indian side for the political reason of the existing of UNRWA itself and for the right of the Palestinian people to return and for of course the international law at large. We highly appreciated this move and not only considering it as a just a financial move but we also take it as also political move and India align itself with the international law..."

#WATCH | Delhi | Palestinian Ambassador to India, Abdullah Abu Shawesh says, "United States of America has fully cut its fund to UNRWA. One of the European countries unfortunately allow many of the advocate and institution inside this country to advocate against the UNRWA itself and there is a big campaign in one of these countries right now to dismantle and to advocate for definancing the UNRWA itself... We believe that India's financial support to UNRWA from means that there is a strong commitment from the Indian side for the political reason of the existing of UNRWA itself and for the right of the Palestinian people to return and for of course the international law at large. We highly appreciated this move and not only considering it as a just a financial move but we also take it as also political move and India align itself with the international law..."

ANI

23,178 views • 2 months ago

“Head Over Heels” was the fourth single released in the UK from Tears for Fears' 1985 album Songs from the Big Chair, and the third single from the album in the United States. The song became one of the band's biggest American hits, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, while peaking at No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart. Its lush production and romantic lyrics helped make it one of Tears for Fears' most enduring songs of the 1980s. Years later, “Head Over Heels” became inseparable from the iconic school-hallway sequence in Richard Kelly's 2001 film Donnie Darko. Kelly had the song in mind while writing the scene and choreographed the entire sequence around it, using long Steadicam shots and slow motion to introduce the film's major characters as the students and teachers move through the halls. In fact, the sequence was filmed before the production had secured the final rights to the song, a major gamble that ultimately paid off.

“Head Over Heels” was the fourth single released in the UK from Tears for Fears' 1985 album Songs from the Big Chair, and the third single from the album in the United States. The song became one of the band's biggest American hits, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, while peaking at No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart. Its lush production and romantic lyrics helped make it one of Tears for Fears' most enduring songs of the 1980s. Years later, “Head Over Heels” became inseparable from the iconic school-hallway sequence in Richard Kelly's 2001 film Donnie Darko. Kelly had the song in mind while writing the scene and choreographed the entire sequence around it, using long Steadicam shots and slow motion to introduce the film's major characters as the students and teachers move through the halls. In fact, the sequence was filmed before the production had secured the final rights to the song, a major gamble that ultimately paid off.

Ladytron Fan Account

28,634 views • 21 days ago

Mikel Arteta listing “six or seven” languages and then switching between them on camera looks like a flex but it isn’t. It is one of the quieter advantages that keeps showing up in the best managers. He speaks Basque and Spanish from home. Catalan because school in Barcelona demanded it. French because Luis Fernández told a young Arteta at PSG: learn it fast or you don’t play. Portuguese from friendships. Italian from curiosity and culture, not from ever living there. English forged across Rangers, Everton and Arsenal. Sometimes he jokes that Scottish counts too. That list is not decoration. A modern dressing room is a small United Nations. The manager who can speak to a player in the language they think in gets trust sooner, instructions cleaner, and emotion without a middleman. Arteta has said it himself: you can communicate without connecting. Connection needs the other person’s language. He starts in a signing’s mother tongue, then pushes English as respect for the club that hired them. He also uses it as a weapon. French to one player on the touchline, Spanish to another, English to the next. Clarity for his own, noise for the opposition bench. This is not unique to Arteta. It is a pattern. Arsene Wenger built Arsenal’s first great international side while speaking French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and later Japanese. Language was how he sold a project to players who had never seen Highbury, and how he made a dressing room of French, Dutch, African and English voices feel like one idea. Pep Guardiola carries Catalan, Spanish and highly functional English, and has always treated language as part of the method. The concepts are precise; the delivery has to be too. Players talk about how quickly the ideas land when the coach can meet them halfway. Jose Mourinho is the purest case. His coaching career began as Bobby Robson’s interpreter. Portuguese, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Catalan. He understood early that tactics only exist once they have been transmitted. The Special One was, first, a translator who refused to let meaning get lost. The through-line is simple. Elite management is teaching under pressure. Teaching is language: the right word for “now,” the tone that makes a demand feel like belief, the private sentence that settles a new signing in week one. Wenger, Guardiola, Mourinho and Arteta all treated that medium as part of the job, not an optional extra. Plenty of coaches know the game. Fewer can look a player in the eye, in the language he dreams in, and make the idea feel personal rather than translated. That is the extra yard.

Mikel Arteta listing “six or seven” languages and then switching between them on camera looks like a flex but it isn’t. It is one of the quieter advantages that keeps showing up in the best managers. He speaks Basque and Spanish from home. Catalan because school in Barcelona demanded it. French because Luis Fernández told a young Arteta at PSG: learn it fast or you don’t play. Portuguese from friendships. Italian from curiosity and culture, not from ever living there. English forged across Rangers, Everton and Arsenal. Sometimes he jokes that Scottish counts too. That list is not decoration. A modern dressing room is a small United Nations. The manager who can speak to a player in the language they think in gets trust sooner, instructions cleaner, and emotion without a middleman. Arteta has said it himself: you can communicate without connecting. Connection needs the other person’s language. He starts in a signing’s mother tongue, then pushes English as respect for the club that hired them. He also uses it as a weapon. French to one player on the touchline, Spanish to another, English to the next. Clarity for his own, noise for the opposition bench. This is not unique to Arteta. It is a pattern. Arsene Wenger built Arsenal’s first great international side while speaking French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and later Japanese. Language was how he sold a project to players who had never seen Highbury, and how he made a dressing room of French, Dutch, African and English voices feel like one idea. Pep Guardiola carries Catalan, Spanish and highly functional English, and has always treated language as part of the method. The concepts are precise; the delivery has to be too. Players talk about how quickly the ideas land when the coach can meet them halfway. Jose Mourinho is the purest case. His coaching career began as Bobby Robson’s interpreter. Portuguese, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Catalan. He understood early that tactics only exist once they have been transmitted. The Special One was, first, a translator who refused to let meaning get lost. The through-line is simple. Elite management is teaching under pressure. Teaching is language: the right word for “now,” the tone that makes a demand feel like belief, the private sentence that settles a new signing in week one. Wenger, Guardiola, Mourinho and Arteta all treated that medium as part of the job, not an optional extra. Plenty of coaches know the game. Fewer can look a player in the eye, in the language he dreams in, and make the idea feel personal rather than translated. That is the extra yard.

Rincol

1,160,232 views • 23 days ago

Nobody talks much about Puebla, Mexico 🇲🇽 Mérida and Querétaro are Mexico's value spots according to everyone and their mama Plus, 95% of foreigners in Mexico are either at the beach or in CDMX So it's easy to see why Puebla gets skipped over, but maybe it shouldn't... → $500-1,000/month for a 1BR in the colonial center → $1,500-3,000 total for a genuinely good lifestyle → Two hours from CDMX → Fantastic weather → University city, good nightlife → UNESCO historic center → Arguably the best food scene in Mexico → Homicide rate dropped 41% last year → No "gringo tax" yet It's not a beach town, there's no expat bubble, and you'll want basic Spanish But if you want city living and a version of Mexico that actually feels like Mexico... Puebla might be the best value play in the country

Nobody talks much about Puebla, Mexico 🇲🇽 Mérida and Querétaro are Mexico's value spots according to everyone and their mama Plus, 95% of foreigners in Mexico are either at the beach or in CDMX So it's easy to see why Puebla gets skipped over, but maybe it shouldn't... → $500-1,000/month for a 1BR in the colonial center → $1,500-3,000 total for a genuinely good lifestyle → Two hours from CDMX → Fantastic weather → University city, good nightlife → UNESCO historic center → Arguably the best food scene in Mexico → Homicide rate dropped 41% last year → No "gringo tax" yet It's not a beach town, there's no expat bubble, and you'll want basic Spanish But if you want city living and a version of Mexico that actually feels like Mexico... Puebla might be the best value play in the country

Jake Nomada 🌎

10,796 views • 5 months ago

THIS WEBSITE LETS YOU SIT IN THE WINDOW SEAT OF ANY PLANE FLYING OVER YOUR HOUSE RIGHT NOW. no download. no app. no account. you open the tab and you are in the sky. it's called Stowaway. it finds your location. pulls every plane and satellite passing over you right now. click one. hit "Stow away" and you are in the window seat. real terrain. real weather. real light for this exact minute. the guy who made it, jheising, said on Hacker News he built it because as a kid he would watch planes cross the evening sky and try to imagine what the world looked like from up there. Stowaway is that, without the airport. 441 points on Hacker News. people are not bookmarking it. they are flying in it. just a website that lets a normal person see Earth from a stranger's window seat for a few minutes. we built the internet and somehow one of the best things on it right now is still: open tab. sit in a stranger's plane. watch the sunset from 35,000 feet.

THIS WEBSITE LETS YOU SIT IN THE WINDOW SEAT OF ANY PLANE FLYING OVER YOUR HOUSE RIGHT NOW. no download. no app. no account. you open the tab and you are in the sky. it's called Stowaway. it finds your location. pulls every plane and satellite passing over you right now. click one. hit "Stow away" and you are in the window seat. real terrain. real weather. real light for this exact minute. the guy who made it, jheising, said on Hacker News he built it because as a kid he would watch planes cross the evening sky and try to imagine what the world looked like from up there. Stowaway is that, without the airport. 441 points on Hacker News. people are not bookmarking it. they are flying in it. just a website that lets a normal person see Earth from a stranger's window seat for a few minutes. we built the internet and somehow one of the best things on it right now is still: open tab. sit in a stranger's plane. watch the sunset from 35,000 feet.

Nav Toor

1,322,504 views • 1 month ago

If I ever see PBAT, First thing i will do is that I’ll give him a very big hug for saving us from the shame of this airport. For over a decade, Nigerians and foreigners complained endlessly about its condition, yet nothing meaningful was done. At least President Buhari tried to improve things, but many problems still remained. What I appreciate about this administration is that they understand that a travel experience starts from the airport. In fact, if I had my way, I would not only remodel the airport, but also upgrade the roads leading to it, the surrounding environment, adjoining roads to ikeja City, and even the routes connecting to the Island. These things make powerful statements. The way people perceive an airport and its environment affects how they see the country, the people, and even the government itself. One thing I’m truly grateful for is that this administration and the aviation team clearly understand the assignment. 📍MMIA undergoing Total Rehabilitation ✈️🇳🇬

If I ever see PBAT, First thing i will do is that I’ll give him a very big hug for saving us from the shame of this airport. For over a decade, Nigerians and foreigners complained endlessly about its condition, yet nothing meaningful was done. At least President Buhari tried to improve things, but many problems still remained. What I appreciate about this administration is that they understand that a travel experience starts from the airport. In fact, if I had my way, I would not only remodel the airport, but also upgrade the roads leading to it, the surrounding environment, adjoining roads to ikeja City, and even the routes connecting to the Island. These things make powerful statements. The way people perceive an airport and its environment affects how they see the country, the people, and even the government itself. One thing I’m truly grateful for is that this administration and the aviation team clearly understand the assignment. 📍MMIA undergoing Total Rehabilitation ✈️🇳🇬

Mide.O 🩷

65,323 views • 4 months ago

Some husbands offer flowers, bags or jewels... For my wonderful wife's birthday today, my present is: fish 😅 But not just any fish: a Malaysian Empurau, from the jungle rivers of Sarawak on the island of Borneo. The Empurau fish from Sarawak, whose name in Chinese - "忘不了" (wang bu liao) - means "unforgettable", is so special not only because it is rare, but because it's probably the only fish in the world which native diet consists of fermented fruits: fruits that fell from jungle trees down in the rivers where it lives. As such its meat has a subtle fruity sweet taste. It is also one of the only fishes in the world with edible scales: as you can read, one of the dishes prepared from the fish is "salt and pepper Empurau scales". Here in Kuala Lumpur we're paying RM 1,888 for 1 fish (about $430), which is actually a very good deal, these fishes often cost double or triple this price. It's more affordable in this restaurant (aptly named "unique seafood") because it's one of the only places in the country that sustainably raise empuraus in their own tanks. So not only it's cheaper but the fishes are much fresher too, and we're not depleting wild river populations. Verdict? According to my wife, who is a major foodie, it's the best birthday present she could have received 😊 And yes the fish truly is delicious, hands down the best fish I've had in my life (and I eat a LOT of fish): "unforgettable" is right! Sometimes the most memorable gifts aren't found in jewelry stores... they're swimming in the rivers of Borneo (or in our case, in the tanks of Unique Seafood restaurant). Happy birthday to the best wife in the world!

Some husbands offer flowers, bags or jewels... For my wonderful wife's birthday today, my present is: fish 😅 But not just any fish: a Malaysian Empurau, from the jungle rivers of Sarawak on the island of Borneo. The Empurau fish from Sarawak, whose name in Chinese - "忘不了" (wang bu liao) - means "unforgettable", is so special not only because it is rare, but because it's probably the only fish in the world which native diet consists of fermented fruits: fruits that fell from jungle trees down in the rivers where it lives. As such its meat has a subtle fruity sweet taste. It is also one of the only fishes in the world with edible scales: as you can read, one of the dishes prepared from the fish is "salt and pepper Empurau scales". Here in Kuala Lumpur we're paying RM 1,888 for 1 fish (about $430), which is actually a very good deal, these fishes often cost double or triple this price. It's more affordable in this restaurant (aptly named "unique seafood") because it's one of the only places in the country that sustainably raise empuraus in their own tanks. So not only it's cheaper but the fishes are much fresher too, and we're not depleting wild river populations. Verdict? According to my wife, who is a major foodie, it's the best birthday present she could have received 😊 And yes the fish truly is delicious, hands down the best fish I've had in my life (and I eat a LOT of fish): "unforgettable" is right! Sometimes the most memorable gifts aren't found in jewelry stores... they're swimming in the rivers of Borneo (or in our case, in the tanks of Unique Seafood restaurant). Happy birthday to the best wife in the world!

Arnaud Bertrand

59,864 views • 1 year ago