You are helping me a lot to train my ear, I am learning English and I already knew your channel for many years and I said Max can be my assistant, greetings from El Salvador
Wow that's nice. I know you lost regularly so That's awesome. the algorithm rewards those who are active. me, not as much but I'm still here. keep doing your thing my friend. Congratulations.
An educational video here for myself! I did not know that Sapphire was a big commodity from Madagascar. Also, I never realized that after diamonds, sapphires are next in line for the cost of a precious stone. Very interesting indeed! I would like to suggest that if you are (or were) contemplating on purchasing any sapphire for Kring, I would not go below 5 karats. Somewhere in the area of 10 karats would definitely be more appreciated! Ahaha! Thanks for sharing this video Jay Cee! I hope you, Kring and the boys are doing well at this time! 🙏
You are helping me a lot to train my ear, I am learning English and I already knew your channel for many years and I said Max can be my assistant, greetings from El Salvador
Lol. That's cool. I am happy these videos are helping you out. Saludos.
Great video Jay Cee! Precious gemstones are beautiful but I can't afford many. 🙂
Ken is in the house! I hope all is well and I hope you are enjoying your spring. Stay safe and keep well K.
@@JayCeeMax My UA-cam channel just got monetized Sunday. Looks like about $12 so far after 4 days. I am pretty enthused about it. 🙂
Wow that's nice. I know you lost regularly so That's awesome. the algorithm rewards those who are active. me, not as much but I'm still here. keep doing your thing my friend. Congratulations.
@@JayCeeMax 🙂
Gemstones are beautiful to see.😊
I think so too!
Seguían más tus vídeos cuando estabas en Centroamerica estimado Jay C Max, especialmente en San Miguel, El Salvador
Lo entiendo, pero la vida es hermosa en todo el mundo. Más por venir.
An educational video here for myself! I did not know that Sapphire was a big commodity from Madagascar. Also, I never realized that after diamonds, sapphires are next in line for the cost of a precious stone. Very interesting indeed! I would like to suggest that if you are (or were) contemplating on purchasing any sapphire for Kring, I would not go below 5 karats. Somewhere in the area of 10 karats would definitely be more appreciated! Ahaha! Thanks for sharing this video Jay Cee! I hope you, Kring and the boys are doing well at this time! 🙏
Yes sir. I learned a lot on this outing as well. Thanks for the extra tips and info. Yes sir all is well. Thanks Randy.
Can u buy them cheap there and sell them here for a lot more ? 💰
yep. you can buy them cheap but you must pay duty when leaving Madagascar with them