Roosh V - Daryush Valizadeh - Babylon Road #19 - New Orleans, Fairhope, Miami Aired: 2019-10-29 Duration: 29:11 [00:00:02] I'm leaving Houston now and I gotta get to Miami, Florida in three and a half days. [00:00:09] This is one of the longest legs of the tour. [00:00:14] If I can complete this leg successfully, then the end is within sight. [00:01:36] I am in Lafayette, Louisiana, and I'm in the south now. [00:01:41] I definitely felt a change in vibe. [00:01:44] I parked my car, and as soon as I got out, a young woman smiled at me. [00:01:49] And then I went into a restaurant, and the young woman who worked there was very chatty and nice. [00:01:58] So the girls here in 10 minutes were nicer than three weeks in Texas. [00:02:04] So the Texan girls, because I didn't have an F-350, they didn't really care about me. [00:02:10] And I came here to have a Pooh Boy sandwich. [00:02:14] And it's a sandwich with other stuff in it. [00:02:17] I got the fried shrimp and it was a good sandwich. [00:02:21] And while I was eating the Pooh Boy, there were some guys around that looked kind of rough. [00:02:26] And I thought of the movie Dumb and Dumber when Harry and Lloyd were in the diner. [00:02:33] And then Harry threw the salt behind him and hit this country dude. [00:02:39] And the country dude's name was Seabass. [00:02:43] And then Cbass's friend said, kick his ass, C bass. [00:02:47] And then C Bass almost did. [00:02:49] So I feel like there's some Seabasses here. [00:02:52] It's like guys you don't want to mess with. [00:02:54] More of a tougher demeanor. [00:02:57] Even though they're not mean, but you can tell if you mess with them, you may be in big trouble. [00:03:06] What else can I say about this town? [00:03:08] The people are a little bit overweight, way noticeably more overweight than in Texas. [00:03:14] And because they're eating all those poo boys. [00:03:18] And there's a lot of black people here. [00:03:21] I would say way more black people than I've seen anywhere else. [00:03:28] And I think I have some internalized racism because I was thinking, is it safe? [00:03:35] But they seem okay here. [00:03:37] They have not bothered me. [00:03:40] And I hope due to an unrelated reason, there's a lot of bail bonds here. [00:03:48] So there was about five of them in the downtown. [00:03:51] So there's no hip cafes here. [00:03:52] There's only bail bonds. [00:03:54] And other than that, Lafayette seemed cool. [00:03:59] There is a university here and some young people. [00:04:03] People are nice. [00:04:04] Too bad I can't have more of the Pooh Boys, but I have to keep going. [00:05:51] Orleans, Louisiana, and the architecture here is the best that I've seen in the United States. [00:05:57] And I'm thinking, why is it so great here? [00:06:00] And then it's because I'm staying in the French quarter. [00:06:03] So the Europeans did it. [00:06:05] So just like in San Antonio, the Europeans really know how to design a city. [00:06:12] It even felt European. [00:06:15] It was pleasant to walk through outside of the bourbon street area. [00:06:24] There was just a lot of derelicts. [00:06:27] Just everyone was there to get intoxicated. [00:06:29] Now, all that footage I've shown you happened on a Monday night. [00:06:33] So this is the party on Monday. [00:06:35] I can't even imagine how it's like over Halloween or Mardi Gras. [00:06:40] It's probably insane. [00:06:42] But it's just a bunch of people trying to get drunk. [00:06:44] Everyone's drinking. [00:06:47] And I don't even see how it's fun. [00:06:48] It's just you're drinking, looking at other bums. [00:06:52] And the clubs play the typical music. [00:06:57] A lot of strip clubs. [00:07:02] And a lot of the people, I mean, I would understand if it was mostly young people, if it was spring break, but a lot of them were old. [00:07:10] But you had grandmas and grandpas walking around getting drunk and so on. [00:07:16] So I don't know. [00:07:18] That's not my kind of scene anymore. [00:07:21] And I didn't really enjoy that part. [00:07:23] But the architecture itself, you know, if I was made a divinely inspired king of the country, this Bourbon Street would be the first to be shut down. [00:07:34] No more of the pornography. [00:07:36] This would be a kid-friendly place. [00:07:38] We would replace all these bars with hip cafes where you can get espresso in many different kinds of flavors and roasts. [00:07:51] But the way it's set up now, I mean, there was some families they brought their kids. [00:07:55] Are walking around at night around a block or two from Bourbon Street, and I don't advise that. [00:08:00] This is not a place. [00:08:02] I don't even see why to come here, unless it's during the daytime. [00:08:06] You come during the day, do some kind of architectural tour, and you should be fine. [00:08:11] But at night, it's just a bunch of low-grade bars and people not taking good care of themselves, I would say. [00:08:22] So, I am now going to go to sleep in that cool bed. [00:08:27] And the best part of the night here is this hotel room, which costs the same as what I usually pay, but you can see it's pretty cool. [00:08:37] Okay, so I'm leaving to go to sleep. [00:08:39] Good night. [00:09:21] I'm in Pass, Christian, Mississippi. [00:09:25] I'm just a Christian passing through Past Christian. [00:09:29] I came here only to say that I crossed the great Mississippi River. [00:09:38] I'm back in the east where I belong. [00:09:41] Mississippi so far driving through seems like Louisiana accepts more poor, which is fine with me. [00:09:53] Welcome to Alabama. [00:11:23] So, I rolled through Alabama. [00:11:26] That's a great state name. [00:11:28] Maybe the best name in the entire country. [00:11:31] Alabama. [00:11:35] But I was disappointed because it was too modern. [00:11:41] First, I drove through Mobile. [00:11:46] And for a pretty small city, the traffic in downtown was Boston tier. [00:11:51] It was all broken because of the one tunnel that they have. [00:11:55] I forgot the name. [00:11:56] Something like Breakhead Tunnel. [00:12:00] I didn't get out of my car till Fair Hope, Alabama. [00:12:03] Now, I must say I have bad experiences with cities that have the word hope in them. [00:12:09] Thinking of New Hope, Pennsylvania. [00:12:13] I was expecting some hillbillies and rednecks. [00:12:16] I mean, that's why you come to Alabama. [00:12:18] My impression of Alabama was backwards, swamp, people who don't have internet access or haven't heard of internet. [00:12:25] But it was a bunch of yuppies. [00:12:28] Cryo yoga. [00:12:30] Give me a break. [00:12:31] I didn't see any rough around the edges men. [00:12:38] You know, I want to have a unique experience. [00:12:41] I was kind of hoping that I'd be sitting down somewhere and some guy named Seabass would come up to me and say, Are you some type of Arab? [00:12:53] And I would say, why, sir, no, just look at my last name. [00:12:56] I am American just like you. [00:12:59] And then he'll look like, Vali Ziddle. [00:13:05] What the hell is that? [00:13:07] And they say, you better get out of here. [00:13:13] That's what I was expecting instead. [00:13:15] I mean, people barely had a southern accent. [00:13:18] I was very disappointed. [00:13:20] And I think at this moment in Fairhope, where it wasn't that different from other places, I hated Globo Homo the most. [00:13:32] Thanks, Satan, for making everywhere exactly the same. [00:13:40] So I may have to go back to Louisiana to get the Seabass experience. [00:13:51] That's all I can really say about Alabama. [00:13:55] You know, unfortunately, I have to go through the South really quickly to make it in time for my Miami talk. [00:14:02] But hey, you know, it's better not to see everything I want on this trip. [00:14:07] So maybe it'll give me an excuse to get out of the house in the future years as I age gracefully. [00:14:14] On to Florida. [00:14:15] After a [00:15:06] thousand miles in three days, I'm really moody right now. [00:15:11] Really irritable. [00:15:13] I drove through the western part of Florida, the western part of the panhandle, the backyard of Florida. [00:15:21] There wasn't much to see or film. [00:15:24] It's kind of a rural area. [00:15:33] What I was expecting in Alabama, I think I'm getting it in those parts. [00:15:38] It was more like a hillbilly type of people. [00:15:44] I'm in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. [00:15:49] It is, on the surface, it's great. [00:15:52] I mean, it's pretty clean. [00:15:53] It's not ugly. [00:15:55] It's almost too perfect. [00:15:57] There's just old people, but I can't figure out what's the catch. [00:16:01] There has to be some kind of catch because it feels like a Hollywood set, at least the downtown area. [00:16:07] Like really manicured. [00:16:11] I don't know. [00:16:11] I think I have to stay here a while, but on the surface, it seems fine. [00:16:16] Seems like a pleasant place. [00:16:19] The only problem is it's so hot. [00:16:21] It's like 80. [00:16:22] Let me see what my car says. [00:16:24] 84, but it's almost November. [00:16:30] God gave us four seasons. [00:16:34] For it to be summer all the time is disturbing. [00:16:40] I can imagine that is a form of torture. [00:16:43] Just the same type of weather every day, every year, forever. [00:16:48] No. [00:16:50] Part of the natural order is experiencing seasons. [00:16:54] Just when you get tired of one season, God changes it up on you with new responsibilities and tasks and colors. [00:17:05] That's how it should be. [00:17:06] If someone refuses the seasons to move to a place like this for summer all year round, I must conclude that they are disturbed in some way. [00:17:15] You are refusing the natural order. [00:17:17] What else are you refusing? [00:17:21] I need a season. [00:17:23] And I'm in jeans, but I feel like I should be in shorts. [00:17:27] No, this is perverse. [00:17:31] shouldn't be this warm this time of this time of year. [00:17:42] So how much did I drive since Monday? [00:17:48] Let me tell you right now. [00:17:52] 1,069 miles. [00:17:57] And from St. Petersburg to Miami, it's four more hours. [00:18:01] Let me get back on the road. [00:18:04] Hello, it's [00:19:55] Roosh Al-bagdadi here. [00:19:58] Trump did not neutralize me. [00:20:00] It's fake news. [00:20:01] I am alive and well from my Miami compound where I lead my comrades. [00:20:08] Miami is not new to me. [00:20:10] I've been here in 2002. [00:20:13] I know what it's like. [00:20:14] You got the Miami downtown, which is pretty new and flashy. [00:20:18] I didn't film it, but I can tell you that the buildings seem more new. [00:20:23] And you have the beach, the beaches, South Beach, I filmed. [00:20:27] And South Beach is very flashy. [00:20:31] That's where you show off. [00:20:33] That's where that cocaina money is displayed for you to be jealous of. [00:20:38] Because really, what the game is here is to get a really expensive car and then roll down the South Beach roads and have people look at you. [00:20:51] And each time someone looks at you, that's a like. [00:20:55] So that's a real-life version of the selfie. [00:20:58] Is that an important guy? [00:21:02] And if you get the likes, if you get a lot of the likes, then the women they start to notice and they want to go for a ride in your car. [00:21:10] And about the women, I can say there's a lot of good-looking girls here. [00:21:14] A lot. [00:21:15] A lot. [00:21:16] A lot of the good-looking European girls. [00:21:19] I thought they went to New York. [00:21:20] No, they some of them do, but they come here too. [00:21:23] It's at Miami, fun in the sun. [00:21:27] A lot of the Eastern European girls come here. [00:21:29] And let me tell you, there is a game you can play here. [00:21:34] And that game is Waifu or Prostitute. [00:21:40] She's my future wife, or is she some kind of sugar baby, which is a nice way of saying hooker? [00:21:48] You go in these, you know, hotel bars and stuff, you see bombshells. [00:21:53] 10 out of 10. [00:21:55] Let's just say they're not looking for love. [00:22:00] You don't come to Miami to find love. [00:22:04] If you do, good luck. [00:22:06] You have to compete. [00:22:08] The competition is very intense here. [00:22:11] It's the most, it could be the most hyper-materialistic place, at least in the South Beach core, that I've seen anywhere. [00:22:20] It makes Laguna Beach, California look like a quaint village town. [00:22:25] I mean, the cars and the flash. [00:22:30] So that's why people come here to show off the cocaina earnings that they have made, I guess. [00:22:38] I don't know. [00:22:41] You know, and after my talk on Saturday night and my talk went well, it was a nice group of people. [00:22:47] I wanted to get a burger. [00:22:48] I wanted to eat. [00:22:50] And so I went in the downtown area and it was this kind of Halloween thing going on. [00:22:56] But I went down the street and I looked and I'm thinking, whoa, there's a lot of street walkers here, like legit prostitutes on the street waiting for a guy in a car. [00:23:07] And I was like, there's a lot of them. [00:23:09] And then I look closer. [00:23:11] Wait, that's their Halloween costume. [00:23:14] So the Halloween costume is being a hooker. [00:23:18] Well, or it's a sexy outfit, but I honestly thought these were street prostitutes. [00:23:24] And I'm thinking, wow, the street prostitute quality in Miami is off the charts. [00:23:30] Maybe I should check into this. [00:23:32] But no. [00:23:33] It was just normal girls. [00:23:37] Again, I got to use quotes. [00:23:39] Waifu or prostitute. [00:23:41] I don't know. [00:23:43] Depends on the day. [00:23:45] it depends on the price being being offered it's it was um when you learn that there's a lot of the porn industry here it's you can feel something sinister is going on it's It's underneath the flash. [00:24:02] I don't think you want to know what is going on. [00:24:05] Oh, don't move, Kimer. [00:24:08] So a lot of guys here, they seem to be dating up due to the huge influx of the pretty feminine Latinas. [00:24:17] They don't have to be the prostitute tier, like the six out of 10, 7 out of 10. [00:24:22] And the problem is, yeah, you can date better here, but dating blocks mating. [00:24:29] If you date, you don't mate. [00:24:30] So really, it's better you don't date. [00:24:34] It's better you don't have that success because you're just going to waste years and years and years. [00:24:39] I mean, the way I see it, dating is half a step above masturbating. [00:24:46] Some of the men I've met who have a family, it's because they weren't good at dating. [00:24:51] So being bad at dating is, to me, a blessing in disguise. [00:24:56] But what else do I want to talk to you about? [00:25:02] Here, you can't win the material game because there's just too many rich guys that are so insecure about it that they have to show it. [00:25:12] So they make it seem like they are more successful than they are. [00:25:16] So you think you have something cool, like a cool car, like a BMW is trash here. [00:25:21] Garbage. [00:25:22] You think you got a hot girl, but you just can't win that game. [00:25:26] So here is where the worldly people come to lose in their chase for the worldly things. [00:25:31] You can never win this game. [00:25:33] You just cannot win. [00:25:34] The second you think you won, there's this 200-foot yacht just rolls on by. [00:25:40] So this is a sucker's game. [00:25:42] Just keeps you in it. [00:25:43] But a lot of them are here. [00:25:45] They think they are going to win. [00:25:49] And I don't want to play that game. [00:25:52] This is a game where you win by not playing. [00:25:55] So you can have your 10 out of a 10 Russian girl who slept with God knows how many people for cash and prizes and so on. [00:26:05] Two other things I wanted to say is that there's a lot of Jewish people here. [00:26:09] There are temples everywhere. [00:26:11] I saw a big billboard going to the Armenian church today. [00:26:16] There was a big billboard of Chabad, which is the Zionist Jews, C-H-A-B-A-D. [00:26:23] Get used to that word. [00:26:24] That's going to be important. [00:26:26] A lot of Jews here. [00:26:27] It's a little too Jewy for me. [00:26:29] I don't like being around them. [00:26:30] I don't like being around those who don't mind that they killed Christ. [00:26:35] That kind of bugs me. [00:26:38] And speaking of that, I actually went to a pancake house. [00:26:41] And this pancake house, it was the original pancake house. [00:26:45] It had a Halloween theme. [00:26:46] So a lot of the staff were wearing Halloween costumes. [00:26:49] There were zombies and stuff. [00:26:51] And on the wall were ghosts. [00:26:53] Boo. [00:26:55] Our waitress had a pentagram on. [00:26:58] Now, I have left establishments where I picked up on these esoteric, satanic symbolism. [00:27:07] I saw it and I'm thinking, maybe she doesn't know what it means. [00:27:11] She just picked it off the shelf of the costume shop. [00:27:14] But it really bugged me. [00:27:15] I was like, you know, if that happens again, whether in ignorance or not, someone is wearing a satanic symbol, I'm out. [00:27:22] I don't want to be close to that. [00:27:25] So that kind of bugs me that I stayed there. [00:27:27] But anyway. [00:27:28] And last thing here is the driving here is horrible. [00:27:32] I have never seen so many idiots on the road doing aggressive and or dumb things. [00:27:38] So that must mean that there are unlicensed drivers here who don't have insurance. [00:27:44] I saw two, I saw the two car wrecks. [00:27:50] It's people here cannot drive. [00:27:52] They bring that Latin American driving. [00:27:55] And last thing, you know, I could keep on going, but just to keep it short, one thing I like about the Southwest and Texas, you got the humble Hispanics from Central America and Mexico. [00:28:09] These are humble, pretty faith-oriented people. [00:28:13] They don't impress you with their look, with their vibe, with their style, with their cars, but these are humble people. [00:28:19] Here, you don't have that. [00:28:20] Here, you have the really prideful Hispanics from Cuba, Brazil, Colombia. [00:28:28] They have a lot of pride, and the girls look great, though. [00:28:32] The girls look great, but these are the prideful ones. [00:28:35] I'll live next to a Mexican family of 10 any day over these flashy people. [00:28:41] Anyway, that's all I have. [00:28:42] I'm going to explore more of the beach as I go up to Florida. [00:28:45] Orlando is coming up. [00:28:46] I got four more events left. [00:28:48] I'm almost done. [00:28:49] So if you want to join in Orlando, go to Roosh.live. [00:28:52] Also, I'll be talking in Atlanta, Nashville, which is looking to be pretty big. [00:28:58] And Charlotte is going to be the last one. [00:29:00] So we're almost done. [00:29:01] And I know I'm talking more than filming, but I can't film too much now. [00:29:05] I'm getting tired, but I'm just hanging in there. [00:29:07] We're almost done. [00:29:07] So thank you for understanding. [00:29:10] And that's all I got.