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This is where the clothes you donate end up: Megapaca | Quetzaltenango, Guatemala
Hello from Quetzaltenango or Xela as locals call it. We are here for a week, just to get a break from Antigua. Xela is at 2400 mts above sea leave in the highlands of Guatemala. This is the second largest city in Guatemala.
While in Xela, we went to Megapaca one of the largest thrift store in Guatemala. A lot of clothes donated in the US ends up here in Guatemala, gets processed and sold in huge stores like these.
In this video, we will walk around Megapaca and checkout some second hand stuff!
Bloomberg report on Megapaca:
www.bloomberg.com/distribution/blog/2017-07-03/inside-megapaca-facility-guatemala/
ABOUT SECOND BREAKFAST
We are Ruchi and Avi, from India. In 2016, we decided to sell off all our stuff, give up a conventional life in India, and set off on a never-ending adventure. Now we eat yummy food, explore the local culture, and show you how you can experience the world through our youtube channel! Will you come along for the ride? ✈⛵⛴🚟🚀
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @seraphic1117
    @seraphic1117 Місяць тому

    I love South Indian vegetarian food

  • @rangachariv8992
    @rangachariv8992 Місяць тому

    In India our elders used to tell us not to smell what you are going to eat, and then don't eat anything bitten by others. The Indians who introduce Indian food to others please give it to them in separate plates with adequate spoon and forks. Regarding Dosa and Poori don't encourage them to bite it as one piece and ask them to take a small piece and then eat. If you have just one Dosa make it 3 or 4 pieces by hand and then give it each one of them. Similarly don't give them in only one cup and ask them to share. If you do not have vessels take them out in spoon and place it in their plate or even in hand. It is very hygienic. Similarly Don't give them Idli, Vada or Dosa without Sambhar. You can very well leave the Chutney's. Demonstrate how rice has to be mixed with Sambhar Rasam and other gravys. You are allowing them to eat it in the wrong way which will not give them the right taste and satisfaction. Please be conscious of it. Anyway thanks for your effort to introduce Indian food to your friends.

  • @adityag7441
    @adityag7441 2 місяці тому

    One thing I noticed, they’re eating very big bites 😮

  • @awesomebutnormal1225
    @awesomebutnormal1225 3 місяці тому

    I’m not able to go back home for personal reasons, so this means way more than you could ever know. I cried to this for a good minute. Thank you.

    • @SecondBreakfast
      @SecondBreakfast 3 місяці тому

      I’m so sorry you can’t go back 😞 i hope someday soon you will able to.. thank you so much for your comment, it truly made our day! ♥️

  • @zyzyzx3352
    @zyzyzx3352 3 місяці тому

    Tortilla is Roti, spanish called Roti as Tortilla. Mexico was ruled by Indians.

  • @WonderingGears
    @WonderingGears 3 місяці тому

    YESSSSS FROM ENGLAND TO POLAND

  • @rangachariv8992
    @rangachariv8992 4 місяці тому

    Who ever introduces South Indian Breakfast please observe some discipline. First ask them to taste Idly, Vada, Dosa in that order with Sambar only. Chutneys are additional and don't ask them to make a mixture of all these side dishes and they cannot enjoy the real distinct taste of them. Next give them all separate item in separate plate with spoons. Before start eating them tell them how to make them pieces with your right hand and eat it easily. Don't allow them to roll and grab and bite, this is highly irresponsible way of introducing Indian Food. Idly and Vada's are best when soaked - not dipped - in sambar and South Indian Hotels are known for Idli-Vada-sambar. In cold countries don't ask them to taste it first with chutney's. Please never give Dahi Vada like things first, the cold items will kill their appetite. Dahi is more suited to tropical countries. Before giving them Coffee don't give any Indian dessert that will make the coffee bitter. Soon after the breakfast Coffee or Tea is the right one and not any sweet. North Indians eat sweet in the morning itself, Southies don't do that. only after Sweet you can introduce Pakora and Bajji. Anyway I thank the Indians for introducing our food and make them taste it. Tell them not to fear about Indian food as all of them are cooked freshly and most of them are Vegans only. I am proud of the youngsters who take pain to be food ambassadors of India, God Bless you.

  • @user-ww7fq6kd1o
    @user-ww7fq6kd1o 4 місяці тому

    Yeah i experienced that (from🇶🇦to>>>🇸🇾(my nation)🤤)

  • @LoveLove-gw2td
    @LoveLove-gw2td 4 місяці тому

    Mexican culture, languages and food including breads is a great blend of indigenous with European Spanish, French , etc.cuisine. From Aztec Xocolatl (Chocolate).and corn foods & chips, the Vanilla bean, Cinnamon and the Aguacate ( Avacado) named to .ake it easier for people to say " Aguacate"to the French croissants, and Mariachis ( which means Marriage between France & Mexico) before Cinco de Mayo which celebrates Mexico's independence from France to the Original Italian Cesar salad from Chef Cesar Cardini in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.

  • @user-dm8my8jw8m
    @user-dm8my8jw8m 6 місяців тому

    swimming pool Big area like ticketing

  • @truthprevails515
    @truthprevails515 6 місяців тому

    I am an East Indian from NorthEast of India , Dosa is my love, though it was not a love at first bite but over time dosa has been a true beloved for me , we are made for each other. Pongal was a love at first sight and it is what I try on and off not to the extent dosa is. Upma and Idli I am yet to fall in love with though I ate them when I was in hostel as breakfast but mainly I ate them for the love of coconut chutney. Biriyani of course is a royal courtesan which everyone falls in love with but its not a made for each other thing as you can't eat it everyday. Andhra Pappu is another thing that I am in an onesided love with. I love it hot and spicy and eat it like mad but then my internal system can't tolerate the spicyness so I eat it once in a month kind.

  • @jfrunn
    @jfrunn 6 місяців тому

    ¿What ...... Actual scaffolding being used???? I saw bamboo scaffolding being used the last time i was in Cartagena

  • @tenzikunchok313
    @tenzikunchok313 9 місяців тому

    Please teach them how to eat before giving the food so it could be easier to them eat 😢😢😢

  • @RahulSingh-gh1dm
    @RahulSingh-gh1dm 9 місяців тому

    coffee toh pilai nhi?

  • @38IZVIDEOS
    @38IZVIDEOS 11 місяців тому

    Hello there, I am putting together a videoclip of the song "Esta tarde vi llover" by mexican composer Armando Manzanero. Is it possible to use some of your images to include in my video? Thanks a lot.

  • @smitakamath3131
    @smitakamath3131 Рік тому

    I just dont like it when people smell food before eating

  • @bharatisamurai4614
    @bharatisamurai4614 Рік тому

    Nice video and thanks for spreading Indian culture!

  • @luzgomez2843
    @luzgomez2843 Рік тому

    Espero regresar a mi ciudad por fin!

  • @jessesotelo4636
    @jessesotelo4636 Рік тому

    In Mexico My great uncle was the pueblos baker. And my cousins at 5 or 6 am would ride on their bikes delivering wearing giant sombreros to hold the bread.

  • @fxxxnky
    @fxxxnky Рік тому

    Thank you so much for this video! Rain God be with you!

  • @skms31
    @skms31 Рік тому

    Awesome video

  • @inboundstriker
    @inboundstriker Рік тому

    Thanks for the tips. I will definitely be having a Cuban sandwich while I’m in Florida.

  • @puertobellotequila2033
    @puertobellotequila2033 Рік тому

    Amazing video! 💙 Of the dishes you tried, which one did you like the least?

  • @Itachi_Uchia1
    @Itachi_Uchia1 Рік тому

    Hard to swallow pill for South Indians: North Indian food is better than South Indian food thats y its so famous. Only thing that can come close to compete to North Indian food is Dosa. Sorry to all the macchas for breaking ua heart😅

  • @satyamgupta17558
    @satyamgupta17558 Рік тому

    Bhai un logo ka adress do jisme old lady aur old man the abhi jaake unko batata hu mere mithaeyo ke baare me aisa bola 😭

  • @harshshree4354
    @harshshree4354 Рік тому

    I AM NORTH INDIA BUT I LIKE SOUTH INDIAN FOOD , WHICH I CAN EAT DAILY ..... ITS GOOD INDIAN FOOD ARE GETTING POPULAR ,, JAI HIND

  • @mrstup...3054
    @mrstup...3054 Рік тому

    Love from India 🇮🇳❤️

  • @indianhurricane5793
    @indianhurricane5793 Рік тому

    Make more food review videos like this. You'll gonna famous one day ❤️

  • @trianglearchives5776
    @trianglearchives5776 Рік тому

    Indian deserts are simply different. I’m not a big fan of sweets but Indians are legit good at everything

  • @preethikotian5977
    @preethikotian5977 Рік тому

    My friend is stuck in peru due to the emergency declared, u have any idea how she can come back. Pls any info will be great

  • @nikhilsane4655
    @nikhilsane4655 Рік тому

    Capture more reaction. The video could be much better. Immediate switching in between the review is not good.

  • @kayleia23
    @kayleia23 Рік тому

    Hi what hotel did you stay at?

  • @bbwo3997
    @bbwo3997 Рік тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Bolivia Santa Cruz de la Sierra is a beautiful country, it is a very interesting country, the people are very kind and very good at heart. It is a new world in a single Country and City. long live holy cross

  • @Xixo
    @Xixo Рік тому

    I envy you because of having that oportunity of eating indian food specially prepared for you, saludos desde el norte de Mexico

  • @UnKnown-eu2rw
    @UnKnown-eu2rw Рік тому

    What happened to them?

    • @SecondBreakfast
      @SecondBreakfast Рік тому

      Still going good! Sorry for not posting much. Thank you for your concern ♥️

    • @UnKnown-eu2rw
      @UnKnown-eu2rw Рік тому

      Glad to hear your well. Take care and we’ll be here whenever y’all are ready.

  • @towsifbillah834
    @towsifbillah834 Рік тому

    South indian English accent is better than typical Indian English accent 😴

  • @romeldias
    @romeldias Рік тому

    Hey guys...Marzipan is also a traditional sweet made here in India by Catholics in Bombay and Goa :)

  • @Truelat
    @Truelat Рік тому

    Roma Norte "dresses up" when it rains.

  • @luislozano5809
    @luislozano5809 Рік тому

    SALUDOS DESDE MIAMI 🇺🇸 TK U VERY MUCH...TRUMP 2024 🤫🤣

  • @luislozano5809
    @luislozano5809 Рік тому

    👍🖐️😅 LITTLE HAVANA, MIAMI 🇺🇸

  • @constantineeclipse2499
    @constantineeclipse2499 Рік тому

    Que hermoso un lugar así ,el del min. 6:25 estar comiendo o bebiendo algo mientras llueve,una vista hermosa 😍 ... Que calle es?

  • @SayaniChatterjee
    @SayaniChatterjee Рік тому

    Hi, thanks for sharing your experience? How long did it take to get your bolivian visa in cusco? What documnets did you provide? How much does the visa cost? Also, can you get visa on arrival on kasani land border?

    • @SecondBreakfast
      @SecondBreakfast Рік тому

      Unless the visa rules have changed since (we applied in 2020) If you apply for the Bolivian visa in a Bolivian Embassy, the visa is free for Indians. We applied in Cusco. It took us a day in Cusco to get the visa; waiting time almost 5-6 hours, you have to wait outside the office till they call you in. Visa on arrival is 100$. We did not do visa on arrival as Kasani, not sure if visa on arrival is given for land border crossings. Don't really remember the documents except for the forms. Hope this helps!

  • @oskarblonde1
    @oskarblonde1 Рік тому

    Hay que recordar que México tiene tambien mucha influencia de la India y China atraves de Filipinas. El limon, las naranjas, liches, mango, plátanos todo eso es de alla y de aqui les mandamos nuestros preciosos chiles, tomates y ya saben todo lo demas. El azucar era barato en México asi como la canela y muchas especias de la India porque primero pasaba de Filipinas a Mexico directo eso hizo que muchas cosas muy caras en Europa, aqui fueran mas accesibles. Saludos desde La Huasteca Potosina.

  • @shiroumxm2052
    @shiroumxm2052 2 роки тому

    thanks for visiting México Indian brothers!!

  • @johnbarrientosiii6586
    @johnbarrientosiii6586 2 роки тому

    Song?

  • @Radicalist-Manifesto
    @Radicalist-Manifesto 2 роки тому

    Haaa... Jalebi beats Chumchum and Gulab-Jamun. The pandemic did change the world for ever.

  • @omnitrixsalamander1254
    @omnitrixsalamander1254 2 роки тому

    Read about both of you on Better India just now. I highly appreciate the path which you have taken for your life! Apke is decision ke wajah se apko life ke bohot wonderful, amazing experiences hue honge jo ek normal way of life hota he wese rehne pe shayad miss kar dete sab. I feel it is totally worth it ki life ka kuch alag path chuno.. Ye karne ke lie jarur hi bohot himmat chahiye hoti he jo ki you people showed that you have 👍 mujhe is context me in a good sense Robert Frost ki lines yad agai from 'The road not taken' poem -" Two roads diverged in a wood, & I, I took the one less traveled by, & that has made all the difference" . With best wishes to both of you 🙂

  • @raulnozrag
    @raulnozrag 2 роки тому

    I loved this video!! Thank you guys!

  • @Busybeeee
    @Busybeeee 2 роки тому

    The fruit is the main reason I want to go to Colombia. Your video was excellent and really featured so much variety of fruit, now I’m even more eager to travel there! I will be in Cartagena. Are these fruit available everywhere in Colombia? Also I wish you would of added the prices. Thx again for this great video☺️👌

    • @SecondBreakfast
      @SecondBreakfast 2 роки тому

      Hi! Thank you. Hope you can make it to Colombia soon. This was shot in Bogota. But I am sure you can find a market like this in Cartagena. The whole video wouldn’t have cost us more the 8 to 10 USD!

  • @abinashpradhan9956
    @abinashpradhan9956 2 роки тому

    Most Indian dishes seem to have a Maxican causin. And it is not just with Sweets. That is why Maxican people didn't find the taste of Indian sweets much "different" like Americans or Europeans would.