Pretty shocking, coming in here. It sort of justmakes it very, very real. You know, I've...
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Pretty shocking, coming in here. It sort of just
makes it very, very real. You know, I've come here thinking, "Is this a place that
you'd want to visit?" And then, you've got
that tourist critical eye that you are casting
across everything, "Are people being friendly enough?
Am I being welcomed enough? "Are there enough facilities?
Is my hotel good enough? "Are there places to visit?" And you sort of wander around
and have a look and think, "Why should anybody here
give a shit about that?" They've got other things
to be worried about, do you know what I mean? You know, it's just
desperately unlucky. And they're such
horrible victims of fate. So the idea you could come
here and sort of complain, or demand that entertainment is laid on for you, that facilities are laid on for you, feels insensitive
in the extreme, really
makes it very, very real. You know, I've come here thinking, "Is this a place that
you'd want to visit?" And then, you've got
that tourist critical eye that you are casting
across everything, "Are people being friendly enough?
Am I being welcomed enough? "Are there enough facilities?
Is my hotel good enough? "Are there places to visit?" And you sort of wander around
and have a look and think, "Why should anybody here
give a shit about that?" They've got other things
to be worried about, do you know what I mean? You know, it's just
desperately unlucky. And they're such
horrible victims of fate. So the idea you could come
here and sort of complain, or demand that entertainment is laid on for you, that facilities are laid on for you, feels insensitive
in the extreme, really
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Pretty shocking, coming in here.
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It sort of just
makes it very, very real.
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You know, I've come here thinking,
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"Is this a place that
you'd want to visit?"
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And then, you've got
that tourist critical eye
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that you are casting
across everything,
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"Are people being friendly enough?
Am I being welcomed enough?
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"Are there enough facilities?
Is my hotel good enough?
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"Are there places to visit?"
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And you sort of wander around
and have a look and think,
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"Why should anybody here
give a shit about that?"
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They've got other things
to be worried about,
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do you know what I mean?
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You know, it's just
desperately unlucky.
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And they're such
horrible victims of fate.
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So the idea you could come
here and sort of complain,
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or demand that entertainment
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is laid on for you,
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that facilities are laid on for you,
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feels insensitive
in the extreme, really.
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Movie Summary
British comedian Romesh Ranganathan investigates if the persisting stereotypes about certain places in the world are exaggerated.
