Always in a hurry: I come from a country where everyone is in a hurry and we are always in a hurry to do everything, I mean everything from driving to walking, no time like we always say, when I came to Brazil I discovered it was different people are not in a hurry and this helped me a lot


Frustration: I come from a country where people are mostly frustrated from the driver to the market men and women and I don't blame them at all because their government have failed them I come from a country rich with natural resources and one of the biggest oil producers in the world but corruption at the highest level in cohorts with western multinationals have made the people poor and I understand where the frustration is coming from, but in Brazil, the case is different the people are generally happy people and they are ready to help you and as far as I can see no one is frustrated on the streets of brazil


Queue: I come from a country where people have no patience and have no time to wait but the reverse is the case in Brazil because in Brazil people queue orderly for everything from banks to supermarkets to payment offices, Brazilians queue on a straight line but in my country where people can jump a queue and even beat you up if you dare talk, at ATMs, everyone waits for their turn no yelling and shouting even if the man in front spends 30mins nobody cares in Brazil, so this has taught me a lot and now I am a patient man.[/b]lol, when I go to the atm to take money I always balance like a king because nobody would yell behind me, lol


[b]Happiness: happiness is free and you can laugh on credit if you want, in my country we have too many problems to make us happy people because our politicians have milked the country, so what is there to be happy about?, no good schools, no good roads and I can mention a lot, but in Brazil, the people are always happy, drinking start from Thursdays in Brazil Both the poor and the rich drink beers and party and you don't have to be a rich man to be happy in brazil, Brazil made me know that happiness is free and you don't need to be Dangote to be happy


Respect For the elderly: In Brazil, they give preference to elderly people, disabled and pregnant women, and even people living with obesity. Even in buses, they give priority to the elderly, pregnant, disabled, obese, does not matter if you paid your bus fare.


Nice: Brazilians are one of the nicest people on earth in my own opinion and I am not saying Brazil don't have bad people, we all know in some countries locals would always not want to mix like in Germany or Japan where everyone is minding their business but in Brazil, it is different people are always willing to help you if someone falls on the street you would see people ready to help, even though I am a nice person coming to Brazil made me nicer and I am always ready to help, a few days ago a man's car stopped in traffic and I rushed to push the car alone and before I knew it another man joined and that's the Brazilian spirit always ready and willing to help with no strings attached

https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/06/brazil-you-must-learn-to-stand-in.html?m=1

That's beautiful!

country where things work

walkbrazil4k:



Respect For the elderly: In Brazil, they give preference to elderly people, disabled and pregnant women, and even people living with obesity. Even in buses, they give priority to the elderly, pregnant, disabled, obese, does not matter if you paid your bus fare.

It may shock you to learn the same is true in NYC. Pregnant?... or with baby in hand?... elderly?.... getting on to a packed subway?... even the roughest guy will quickly get up and ehmmm..... order you to be seated!
We do have a lot to learn .... the reason I wish everyone can get a visa... just for the exposure.

Originalsly:


It may shock you to learn the same is true in NYC. Pregnant?... or with baby in hand?... elderly?.... getting on to a packed subway?... even the roughest guy will quickly get up and ehmmm..... order you to be seated!
We do have a lot to learn .... the reason I wish everyone can get a visa... just for the exposure.

You are correct bro

care4you:
country where things work

Exactly

walkbrazil4k:


You are correct bro

Same getting up the stairs from underground to street level.... elderly with any load....woman with a baby and stroller ... suitcase ... heavy shopping cart don't even have to ask for help ... somebody will almost always ask " going up?"... end of conversation... they'll snatch the load... take it up... wait for you... hand it over and keep it moving ... but make sure you shout "thank you"... it's a must!

Originalsly:


Same getting up the stairs from underground to street level.... elderly with any load....woman with a baby and stroller ... suitcase ... heavy shopping cart don't even have to ask for help ... somebody will almost always ask " going up?"... end of conversation... they'll snatch the load... take it up... wait for you... hand it over and keep it moving ... but make sure you shout "thank you"... it's a must!

Lol exactly, I adapted here in Brazil I am always ready to lend a helping hand, one time my gf was coming from the supermarket and she was carrying alot of stuff because the supermarket is close to us, a woman from no where had to help her carry some to the house, she did not know the woman from no where, I swear travel day open eyes

Nice one bru, the more I see this, the more I double my hustle make e no com be like say I come to accompany

Lifeisnotajungl:
Nice one bru, the more I see this, the more I double my hustle make e no com be like say I come to accompany

Lol

Just followed you here so I can always read your contents, meanwhile, check your email, I just sent you a reply there where I asked for some few things from you, stay blessed.

walkbrazil4k:


Lol

I'm saying the truth bro

one thing you haven't told us in all your write up is how to get residence permit

I hope you are not over staying your tourist or visit visa.

I guess Brazil is one of the next big global economies of the world yet we need to know how to obtain their residence permit.

Also, are there opportunities there for teaching English...

babakb:
one thing you haven't told us in all your write up is how to get residence permit

I hope you are not over staying your tourist or visit visa.

I guess Brazil is one of the next big global economies of the world yet we need to know how to obtain their residence permit.

Also, are there opportunities there for teaching English...

Read about it below and i am still going to post it, I have alot of write ups to post so I am take it step by step, I got my permit through my Brazilian kid

https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/06/getting-resident-permit-through-your.html?m=1

Show us the church you attend

Teslason:
Show us the church you attend

They moved away from my area