Patrick Bet-David

This is what I liked about it.

This is what was concerning about it.

I expected to see poverty.

I've been to South America.

I lived in South America.

I expected to see that.

I didn't expect to see poverty.

Latinos so depressed.

Why do you say that?

There was like no life in the eyes of a lot of these people.

Like we all know, uh, we all have Latino friends and a lot of them are just like, like the salt of the earth, right?

They're like always so happy.

So for me to see these Latinos who are so deprived and depressed, I was like, what is going on?

Like a lot of the women wouldn't even look you in the eyes, right?

They were just very depressed.

Even at the airport, the women that were working at the airport, they were so depressed.

And even the men as well, there's just no hope for these people.

And so that was what really took me back was seeing all these people that were just depressed and there was like no life in their eyes.

And then seeing like some of the architecture that they had, like people used to have like the prettiest architecture.

Like I imagine in the 1950s, it was just beautiful.