I started crying when the 2nd driver translated on the phone an apology. Thank goodness for that technology!!!!! How amazing and wonderful that you can translate through a cell phone. So glad you two are ok! Wow! Emotional!!!!
Laura Misch This technology also started in countries like Saudi Arabia. When I was going with my family to Medina for pilgrimage, we got picked up by a local taxi driver fluent only in Arabic. But because we are non-Arabs, so he also used this technology as an advantage to communicate with non-Arabs. So thanks a lot for this technology even though it is not 💯 accurate.
Wow, y'all. We cannot thank you enough for all the support you've shown us, especially today. You have no idea how how loved we feel every single day by this community. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We were sore for a few days, but have been totally fine since the accident. Once again, we're just so thankful it wasn't worse and for the sweet locals who helped us. ❤
Of course, you bring brightness to so many of our days, those of us who love to travel but cannot make it a full-time deal. We always want you both to be safe and happy with the proviso that risk is always an unavoidable part of it. Dealing with cars, especially in SE Asia is more dangerous than people think and the laws on what to do in an accident are very different than we're accustomed to in the US (some for the good, some for the bad).
Have you guys counted America? And If your looking for your next country.Seychelles /Madagascar/ Reunion/there all Islands of the coast of Africa near Mauritius 🇲🇺
@@teamkrewfam230 never wanted to drive since my sister's accident where she broke her back (just her no other vehicles) so close to a lamp post she went over a pot hole and it was icy ⛐
Ugh, the translated messages were my favorite part. They tried so hard to take care of you guys and make sure you understood what was going on. I'm so glad you all are okay. What a scary experience. ♡
i loved how the driver’s tried to actually help, and communicate to them in english. that really shows it doesn’t matter how different you are from someone. we can all care and help one another
guys, I'll give you this advice: ALWAYS get a medical check-up after a car accident. Even if you feel fine. My sister was once in a car accident, didnt go to the hospital because she felt fine, but a few days later her neck started hurting!! .... it's awlays better to go, because if you have insurance, you have the proof you went for a checkup and that the damage was from the accident!!
If insurance in vietnam is anything like in mexico-- he's Fucked. In mexico, insurance cos. are only good to take your money, but they look for ANY excuse to Not have to pay a claim.
chico americano I’m pretty sure Kara and Nate used a app called Grab, similar to Uber in the states. The drivers using these apps most often operate with personal vehicles.
Just commenting something a little off topic here( about google translate): Look where technology has brought us now. People who don't know each other and don't speak the same tongue, communicating with each other and, although with a monotonous voice, sharing emotions here. I guess when someone asks what good does technology do, you can show them this. The real world example where emotions and feelings were communicated.
stinkygraykitty in most south East Asian countries the seatbelts are taken out of the back seat so he may not have had a choice, it’s really unfortunate but I’m glad they’re both alright
Oh wow, thanks @Adam Marjanovic. I know in Iceland, everyone has to wear seatbelts and the big touring busses have them. Notice in the video Kara wore her seatbelt ;)
stinkygraykitty Nate’s seatbelt may not have been working, sometimes they get stuck and can’t be used. Here in Australia it’s the same about the seatbelts
Wear your seatbelts people! Takes two seconds but can save your life. As a cop I've seen too many of the gruesome consequences of not wearing a seatbelt 👮🏻♀️
@@ScarlettKriss Exactly! I was in Cuba and the old cars doesnt have seatbealts at all and in the newer ones people are not used to use it.. weird.. I felt unsafe without the seatbelt!
I like how the driver and his friends were actually helping Kara and Nate (to them, they were probably just tourists), to get their luggage out of the trunk despite how he himself would not be able to make a living at that time with his car being spoilt.
Very true! but seatbelts laws are different in different countries I've experienced personally. Also, though possibly helpful he could've been trying to put it on as they pulled out and the car accelerated, likely not seeing a bike behind and causing the crash. Most drivers especially on a tight schedule there (I've travelled in Asia and traffic and schedules can be tight) leave as soon as passengers are in their seats so he could've been In the process of putting a seatbelt on as the crash happened.
So pleased you are ok and hey Nate, WEAR YOUR SEATBELT! Life will always have some ups and downs, as long as you walking away from situations like this that is all that matters.
Yes! My dad broke his neck at 16 years old because he wasn't wearing his seatbelt in the backseat of a friend's car. He's told me the story many times and I think about it every time I get in the car!
Most vehicles in Asia doesn't have seatbelts or do but it doesn't work. Just like some Asia countries doesn't use car seats for kids. Reminder, cars are still new to vietnam and most Asian countries. And it still a luxury item to own as it very expensive to own if you are making $200 or less a month. Motorbike and pedal bikes are still common
@@skyef8172 doesn't mean it work. I was vietnam for 6 weeks with my kids. The car we been in have seatbelts that doesn't click in or been cut out. I felt safe to be on motor bike with them than in a car
I am glad you are both OK. Experiencing something traumatic like that forces you to appreciate the little things that we take for granted. Safe travels.
Beat me to it, i'm old enough that I grew up not having to wear a belt, first time I put my face into a windshield was enough of a lesson for me, don't make the same mistake and maybe some people can learn a lesson from you....Btw, your TN accent came back for a few seconds lol
@@kevinbutton4580 you are so wrong on that statement. The force of an impact will still throw you out of a seat. Not only that the velocity of the body can crush the person in the front seat.
@@kevinbutton4580 You are wrong, I already saw lots of videos of people being lauched from window on rollovers. Tons of people are dead because they didn't use seat belt
I'm a Vietnamese freelance tourguide, I'm so sorry about your bad experience in Danang. If you comback Vietnam once again, give me a chance to show you more beautyful destinations of my country (include sea, mountain, river, local people...) ^^
I am making my 5th trip back to Vietnam in August. I adore everything about Vietnam so much. The people are so caring, gracious and kind. I'm glad you guys didn't get hurt.. and those bags!! If those bags are sponsored, what a testament to the durability of the bags..
As a motorcycle rider, any time you hear screeching brakes behind you, is the scariest thing in the world! Same when you are in a car too I bet! Glad it wasn't worse.
Happy no serious injuries and a good reminder to always wear seatbelts when you can regardless of where you are (even on those fancy tour busses). Thanks for sharing the 'bad' as traveling isn't without normal life risks.
Thank you for showing in a thoughtful way how the driver and friend rose to the occasion to take care of you. The driver's livelihood may well be in jeopardy.
I’m sorry this happened Kara looked so scared I’m so sorry hopefully you guys can relax and hope that the rest of you’re trip is going to be better love you guys be safe
It was so touching as well as interesting to watch this vlog. As a Vietnamese, first of all, thank you so much for visiting/loving and telling the truth about our country. ❤👍Then, it was so truly proud of our honest people who had involved in the unexpected accident but still remain our hospitality to the international travelers.💪 I think both of u deserved the good (even in the bad incident) cause that you have the trust on the people. Sometimes we couldnt be sure about everyones around the world but if we have faith, we could get the good outcomes. Thanks again and wish you best luck, hope to see you again in Vietnam many more and finally, u just earned one more sub from me! 🧑😍
Glad you are ok and I thank you guys for posting what you go through. I thank you for continue to vlog about your amazing experiences and keep it up! Make sure you get checked out if necessary. You might be sore for a few days, but get checked out if necessary!
I was so tense while waiting to see whether you got your bags back and in what condition they would be. I am so happy they were unharmed and, most importantly, that you two were mostly okay.
The main thing is that you are both ok and that the other drivers are ok and nobody was killed. The bonus is that all your stuff also survived the crash and that you both dealt with a very difficult situation very well. Also a lot must be said for the driver of your Taxi and his friend for being so caring and helpful to you both. Keep enjoying your travels and making your wonderful video's you both bring a lot of pleasure and escape to so many people, thank you.
The presence of mind on this Vietnamese driver's part, setting aside (maybe) his own property to ensure that you and your luggage get back on the road again, deserves great appreciation. Goodness cares less for oneself and more for the other. 👍👏 Thanks to you Kara and Nate for highlighting all these emotions while having to go through this shock yourself. 😊
True 👍 , they did say at the end that the seatbelt wasn’t working. And in many countries I don’t think they’re that strict or cared that much to make sure you have a seatbelt. Only so much you can do , specially when there’s a language barrier
So glad you both are okay. I am from Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh city so I was browsing some of your old videos because I missed home. So happy that the driver was kind to you. Makes me proud to be vietnamese and hope after this pandemic you bothwill get to travel again to vietnam!
I was in an accident in Poland when me and my wife were in a taxi and smashed into a Barrier wall on the bridge and almost slid off a huge drop. Thank goodness there was only a confusion and whiplash for me and neck pain for my wife and sane for the driver as me. Poor man had is brand new Mercedes totaled. Hey, luggage and cars can be replaced, humans on the other hand cannot
So thankful that you two are ok! Remaining calm helped. As concerned as I would be about the suitcases, it is still just stuff that can be replaced. Thank you God!😌
I just went through my first car crash. It was the worst thing ever, even after witnessing my mom getting attacked by a dog. My friend and her dad were there to help and I am so greatful that we are ok.
I am really glad you guys made this video because I in a moth it will be a year since I got in a car accident while traveling, Our car rolled over in the middle of nowhere 3 hours from any town and I have only talked to the people in our accident about how they felt and I have tried to find other stories and I was relived when you turned on the camera straight after and said everything you'll were feeling in that second. It definitely helped with some of my trauma. So thank you!
thank goodness you guys are alright. It is great that in a foreign country speaking a foreign language that the locals were so willing to help and provide some consolation through this crisis.
Thank the Good Lord that there were no serious injuries. It's a shame that the driver has to deal with having his car unavailable, but hopefully, it was not a devasting impact on his livelihood. So glad you're still smiling after having time to settle down. Hugs to you!
Sorry to hear about your accident, but thankfully no one was really injured.. It was nice to see the compassion and helpfulness from the driver and his friend
Thank goodness you two are okay!!! I'm glad you both met wonderful people who helped care for you tow and then showed the same compassion back. Love you both.
You guys are awesome you are strong and caring and brave people I just wanted to tell you that I felt the same feeling when I fell of a horse for the first time btw I’m 11 and I’m your biggest fans thanks for inspiring me and for keeping a smile on my face .
Thanks for sharing this experience. From the start of this video I really wanted to know you were alright in the end. It is really touching to see your taxi driver really cared about you despite his own very unfortunate situation.
That was a heavy wrack. Thank goodness you both alright and keeping that high spirit. We wish for your safety out there so that you can send us more awesome travel videos. Take care guys.
I’m so happy that y’all were ok and I’m glad that you shared this video, it’s part of y’alls journey!! Those gentlemen were so kind and apologetic, it actually made me tear up when his friend had his phone translate that he was sorry😔 Sending y’all love and good vibes from Colorado! Stay you 😘
ALWAYS wear your seatbelt!! It will save your life. Don’t ever think that just because you’re sitting in the back, that your life won’t be at risk in a car crash.
I usually click the like button on all your videos but it feels too weird to like a car crash. Thank goodness you came away unscathed. What a horrible shock for you both. Stay safe! I love seeing your adventures - you’re my favourite travel vloggers.
"Sorry for this"...a little but meaningful display of humanity caring for each other
kushanuvyas i heard that and my heart sunk, so caring
@@lizsmith4636 a tear jerking moment for sure
It actually made me tear up a bit. So sweet
Tear-jerker for sure, I thought I was the only one who teared up!!😭😭
i teared up when i heard that! 😭😭😭
I started crying when the 2nd driver translated on the phone an apology. Thank goodness for that technology!!!!! How amazing and wonderful that you can translate through a cell phone. So glad you two are ok! Wow! Emotional!!!!
oh god, me too, just a simple gest but so sweet of him
Laura Misch This technology also started in countries like Saudi Arabia. When I was going with my family to Medina for pilgrimage, we got picked up by a local taxi driver fluent only in Arabic. But because we are non-Arabs, so he also used this technology as an advantage to communicate with non-Arabs. So thanks a lot for this technology even though it is not 💯 accurate.
Why would you cry for that tho????
SAMEEEE!! They were SO humble about it!
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Wow, y'all. We cannot thank you enough for all the support you've shown us, especially today. You have no idea how how loved we feel every single day by this community. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
We were sore for a few days, but have been totally fine since the accident. Once again, we're just so thankful it wasn't worse and for the sweet locals who helped us. ❤
All part of the adventure! Greetings from Mallorca, safe travels.
Thank god no was harmed!
Of course, you bring brightness to so many of our days, those of us who love to travel but cannot make it a full-time deal. We always want you both to be safe and happy with the proviso that risk is always an unavoidable part of it. Dealing with cars, especially in SE Asia is more dangerous than people think and the laws on what to do in an accident are very different than we're accustomed to in the US (some for the good, some for the bad).
I'm so glad yall are okay. Glad no one was seriously injured hopefully... y'all are the cutest UA-cam couples!
Have you guys counted America? And If your looking for your next country.Seychelles /Madagascar/ Reunion/there all Islands of the coast of Africa near Mauritius 🇲🇺
Second taxi driver’s little translator app was so cute! He seems like a lovely guy!!
You two shud get a room
I wont drive cause maybe i will crash the same as that
@@teamkrewfam230 never wanted to drive since my sister's accident where she broke her back (just her no other vehicles) so close to a lamp post she went over a pot hole and it was icy ⛐
We are so late LOL
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Ugh, the translated messages were my favorite part. They tried so hard to take care of you guys and make sure you understood what was going on. I'm so glad you all are okay. What a scary experience. ♡
Ya you are right
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The drivers were realy nice of trying to get you were going.
Me too I’m understand what he was saying and I was going to cry
@@paddavlogs6014 Watch this one also about car accidents: ua-cam.com/video/iik25wqIuFo/v-deo.html
i loved how the driver’s tried to actually help, and communicate to them in english. that really shows it doesn’t matter how different you are from someone. we can all care and help one another
yep
@@miss.trashy3362 yep
When I saw the driver was trying help my hearted was droop
I love that message
@@Nickel_Cheese that’s an interesting comparison…it depends on how hard the hit is.
I feel bad for the driver....he was so nice but has to suffer loss
Me too 🙁
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When the Google translated "sorry for this" ,,, really felt for that driver and his friend.
I half cried when he said “sorry for this”
I know I felt so bad for him. I'm glad no one was hurt (except the car)!
Same 🥺
LITERALLY
i felt so bad for him :(
guys, I'll give you this advice: ALWAYS get a medical check-up after a car accident. Even if you feel fine. My sister was once in a car accident, didnt go to the hospital because she felt fine, but a few days later her neck started hurting!! .... it's awlays better to go, because if you have insurance, you have the proof you went for a checkup and that the damage was from the accident!!
This is great advice. Like, seriously.
Yeah, my dad got a concussion from a minor accident and didn’t realize it
I have been in three and only 11 and not been to the hospital
Good advice
I was in a car crash and the other person said she felt fine but turns out she broke her hand
*last video ended on such a cliff hanger I was anticipating this video. Glad you guys are okay!* always wear your seatbelt.
Yes! Seatbelt always 🙌🏼 no matter what country, how busy or quiet the roads are, how long or short the journey, always wear the seatbelt! ❤️
Just came back from Vietnam, most cars we took didnt have seatbelts in the back so it's not always up to yourself :/
@@katiem6620 yes agreed!
@@tihk89 no seatbelts?! how so?
The last part is what should be in bold
You two are the people I want to be with if I am trapped somewhere, so calm and mature. Not complaining, without blaming anyone, you are awesome!
Johnny Maldonado Paredes I don’t know how calm I would have been without Nate ❤️🙌🏻
@@KaraandNate hope you two are ok🙌
Kara and Nate oww ☺️
what is madure
I am glad you're ok but I feel bad for the driver if that was his personal car and he lost his livelihood.
If it was his personal car he will get insurance money to pay for the damages
@@waminette Insurance is a joke in Vietnam. It is not how it is like on the U.S. I am not to sure how he can claim it.
If insurance in vietnam is anything like in mexico-- he's Fucked. In mexico, insurance cos. are only good to take your money, but they look for ANY excuse to Not have to pay a claim.
It might not be his car if he's employed as a driver 💞
chico americano I’m pretty sure Kara and Nate used a app called Grab, similar to Uber in the states. The drivers using these apps most often operate with personal vehicles.
Awww the driver was so nice he didn’t deserve the crash :(
were is the motersicle guy
@@cupcakemuffy7572 drove off before the accident
@@cupcakemuffy7572dude it’s not a 1 45 Pileup he did not got involved with the Toyota Vito’s and the NISSIAN sunny
Just commenting something a little off topic here( about google translate):
Look where technology has brought us now. People who don't know each other and don't speak the same tongue, communicating with each other and, although with a monotonous voice, sharing emotions here. I guess when someone asks what good does technology do, you can show them this. The real world example where emotions and feelings were communicated.
You are so right ❤️
@@KaraandNate are you guys ok
NATE!! Always wear your seatbelt (I'm calling your mom) thankful everyone was ok and the bags too, whew!
stinkygraykitty in most south East Asian countries the seatbelts are taken out of the back seat so he may not have had a choice, it’s really unfortunate but I’m glad they’re both alright
Oh wow, thanks @Adam Marjanovic. I know in Iceland, everyone has to wear seatbelts and the big touring busses have them. Notice in the video Kara wore her seatbelt ;)
stinkygraykitty Nate’s seatbelt may not have been working, sometimes they get stuck and can’t be used. Here in Australia it’s the same about the seatbelts
Most Vietnam cars ...personal and taxis. Seatbelts doesn't work or non existence
stinky, keep in mind many many cars have seat belts that do not work correctly.
Wear your seatbelts people! Takes two seconds but can save your life. As a cop I've seen too many of the gruesome consequences of not wearing a seatbelt 👮🏻♀️
agreed, but when you're traveling to some countries the seatbelts don't work. So I'm thankful her's was this time.
@@ScarlettKriss Exactly! I was in Cuba and the old cars doesnt have seatbealts at all and in the newer ones people are not used to use it.. weird.. I felt unsafe without the seatbelt!
That looked so scary. I remember how scary the traffic can be there. Please always wear your seat belts. But so happy you guys are okay~^^
in a lot of Asian countries, they take out the seat belts actually lol
I’m in ho chi minh now (I’m Vietnamese) and I never wear a seatbelt but I mostly drive a motorcycle
Hello~~ lol scary when u can't control situations like this :(
Same, glad you guys are fine!
Kara explained at the end of the video that Nate's seatbelt didn't work
I like how the driver and his friends were actually helping Kara and Nate (to them, they were probably just tourists), to get their luggage out of the trunk despite how he himself would not be able to make a living at that time with his car being spoilt.
Can everyone do me a favour and always wear a seatbelt because no matter how slow your going crashes can always happen!
Very true! but seatbelts laws are different in different countries I've experienced personally. Also, though possibly helpful he could've been trying to put it on as they pulled out and the car accelerated, likely not seeing a bike behind and causing the crash. Most drivers especially on a tight schedule there (I've travelled in Asia and traffic and schedules can be tight) leave as soon as passengers are in their seats so he could've been In the process of putting a seatbelt on as the crash happened.
Nvm they said it was broken srry for the long explanation oopsie
So pleased you are ok and hey Nate, WEAR YOUR SEATBELT! Life will always have some ups and downs, as long as you walking away from situations like this that is all that matters.
Yes! My dad broke his neck at 16 years old because he wasn't wearing his seatbelt in the backseat of a friend's car. He's told me the story many times and I think about it every time I get in the car!
Most vehicles in Asia doesn't have seatbelts or do but it doesn't work. Just like some Asia countries doesn't use car seats for kids. Reminder, cars are still new to vietnam and most Asian countries. And it still a luxury item to own as it very expensive to own if you are making $200 or less a month. Motorbike and pedal bikes are still common
Kim Tran the car clearly had seatbelts though
@@skyef8172 doesn't mean it work. I was vietnam for 6 weeks with my kids. The car we been in have seatbelts that doesn't click in or been cut out. I felt safe to be on motor bike with them than in a car
In Vietnam, is it mandatory to wear seatbelts?
I am glad you are both OK. Experiencing something traumatic like that forces you to appreciate the little things that we take for granted. Safe travels.
Wow that situation went as best as it could. The drivers were really nice and helpful and you got your luggage intact
You always stay calm and polite. You are great travelers. Glad to see that you were not seriously harmed and your gear was ok.
That reason why I like my country , I am very proud being Vietnamese
VIETNAM HAS A LOT TO BE PROUD OF AS A WHOLE DAT TOO ON MANY LEVELS.
dung vay
Dat rice!
Lol proud of being a citizen of a poor communist country ? 😂
I'm shocked those bags held up that well. accidental advertising lol
I know right!
Yeah i know right
What brand are they?
Rudy Cooper AWAY luggage. I just bought on 😍
You should share the video with the luggage manufacturer and see if they will sponsor you.
Glad you guys are okay. Did you get checked out? Hopefully, there weren't any lingering injuries for either of you.
Should always wear your seatbelt Nate. And as a influencer it's even more important to go by a good example
Beat me to it, i'm old enough that I grew up not having to wear a belt, first time I put my face into a windshield was enough of a lesson for me, don't make the same mistake and maybe some people can learn a lesson from you....Btw, your TN accent came back for a few seconds lol
Not his choice if his seatbelts doesn't work. Vietnam cars , some doesn't work or just have been cut out.
Eh...a seat belt is not as important in the back seat then the front seats
@@kevinbutton4580 you are so wrong on that statement. The force of an impact will still throw you out of a seat. Not only that the velocity of the body can crush the person in the front seat.
@@kevinbutton4580 You are wrong, I already saw lots of videos of people being lauched from window on rollovers. Tons of people are dead because they didn't use seat belt
I'm a Vietnamese freelance tourguide, I'm so sorry about your bad experience in Danang. If you comback Vietnam once again, give me a chance to show you more beautyful destinations of my country (include sea, mountain, river, local people...) ^^
Hi! I'm vietnamese!
So glad you guys are ok. It really could've been a lot worse. Safe travels you guys
I am making my 5th trip back to Vietnam in August. I adore everything about Vietnam so much. The people are so caring, gracious and kind. I'm glad you guys didn't get hurt.. and those bags!! If those bags are sponsored, what a testament to the durability of the bags..
As a motorcycle rider, any time you hear screeching brakes behind you, is the scariest thing in the world! Same when you are in a car too I bet! Glad it wasn't worse.
Happy no serious injuries and a good reminder to always wear seatbelts when you can regardless of where you are (even on those fancy tour busses). Thanks for sharing the 'bad' as traveling isn't without normal life risks.
I am thankful that you guys are safe.
Wow, he is even willingly to damage his car even more trying to open the trunk for his luggage, like prying it open, crushing it, he is dedicated.
Thank you for showing in a thoughtful way how the driver and friend rose to the occasion to take care of you. The driver's livelihood may well be in jeopardy.
It made me tear up a little that everyone was being so lovely! I'm so glad you guys are ok ❤
wow I'm so glad you guys are okay!! we remember seeing this in your instagram! Definitely going to make us more careful when we're in vietnam!
I’m sorry this happened Kara looked so scared I’m so sorry hopefully you guys can relax and hope that the rest of you’re trip is going to be better love you guys be safe
It was so touching as well as interesting to watch this vlog. As a Vietnamese, first of all, thank you so much for visiting/loving and telling the truth about our country. ❤👍Then, it was so truly proud of our honest people who had involved in the unexpected accident but still remain our hospitality to the international travelers.💪 I think both of u deserved the good (even in the bad incident) cause that you have the trust on the people. Sometimes we couldnt be sure about everyones around the world but if we have faith, we could get the good outcomes. Thanks again and wish you best luck, hope to see you again in Vietnam many more and finally, u just earned one more sub from me! 🧑😍
Remember when you guys posted about this on your Instagram stories. Scary situation and glad you guys didn’t get hurt
So so happy that you both are okay!!! (and everyone else too) You're going to feel that in the morning so take it easy.
Glad you are ok and I thank you guys for posting what you go through. I thank you for continue to vlog about your amazing experiences and keep it up! Make sure you get checked out if necessary. You might be sore for a few days, but get checked out if necessary!
I was so tense while waiting to see whether you got your bags back and in what condition they would be. I am so happy they were unharmed and, most importantly, that you two were mostly okay.
The main thing is that you are both ok and that the other drivers are ok and nobody was killed. The bonus is that all your stuff also survived the crash and that you both dealt with a very difficult situation very well. Also a lot must be said for the driver of your Taxi and his friend for being so caring and helpful to you both. Keep enjoying your travels and making your wonderful video's you both bring a lot of pleasure and escape to so many people, thank you.
The presence of mind on this Vietnamese driver's part, setting aside (maybe) his own property to ensure that you and your luggage get back on the road again, deserves great appreciation. Goodness cares less for oneself and more for the other. 👍👏
Thanks to you Kara and Nate for highlighting all these emotions while having to go through this shock yourself. 😊
People of the world, Wear your seatbelt!! Even if you are in the back seat!
Kara said at the end of the video that Nate's seatbelt didn't work
Oof yes watch till the end! But yesss please wear a seatbelt
True 👍 , they did say at the end that the seatbelt wasn’t working. And in many countries I don’t think they’re that strict or cared that much to make sure you have a seatbelt. Only so much you can do , specially when there’s a language barrier
I'm glad y'all are ok! Your driver and his friend sound amazing.
So glad you guys are okay! Love you and wish you a speedy recovery i'm sure you guys woke up the next day a little soar!
Wow, if that isn’t an advertisement for that luggage company I don’t know what is.
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That's what I was thinking!
So glad you both are okay. I am from Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh city so I was browsing some of your old videos because I missed home. So happy that the driver was kind to you. Makes me proud to be vietnamese and hope after this pandemic you bothwill get to travel again to vietnam!
Omg that was scary !!!! Hope you guys are ok♥♥♥♥
BTW:the cars were crushed though!!!!
Glad you guys are ok, I guess this is all a part of the travelling experience. Just always remember safety comes first 👍
So glad that you guys are okay ❤️ take however much time off you need! Stay safe ☺️
Travel with Luke Damant This was months ago....
G oh wow.. good to here I guess. I just saw the title and immediately wanted to comment 😊
I was in an accident in Poland when me and my wife were in a taxi and smashed into a Barrier wall on the bridge and almost slid off a huge drop. Thank goodness there was only a confusion and whiplash for me and neck pain for my wife and sane for the driver as me. Poor man had is brand new Mercedes totaled. Hey, luggage and cars can be replaced, humans on the other hand cannot
Very nice gentlemen who made sure you guys were taken care of and had your bags. Glad you weren't hurt!
So thankful that you two are ok! Remaining calm helped. As concerned as I would be about the suitcases, it is still just stuff that can be replaced. Thank you God!😌
"Sorry for this" Short word, but a big help to others.
I wanted to cry 😭
I just went through my first car crash. It was the worst thing ever, even after witnessing my mom getting attacked by a dog. My friend and her dad were there to help and I am so greatful that we are ok.
I am really glad you guys made this video because I in a moth it will be a year since I got in a car accident while traveling, Our car rolled over in the middle of nowhere 3 hours from any town and I have only talked to the people in our accident about how they felt and I have tried to find other stories and I was relived when you turned on the camera straight after and said everything you'll were feeling in that second. It definitely helped with some of my trauma. So thank you!
thank goodness you guys are alright. It is great that in a foreign country speaking a foreign language that the locals were so willing to help and provide some consolation through this crisis.
*Gets destroyed by car
*Immediately starts vlogging
Typical UA-camr: this video
Ordinary Person: Go Pro and uploads to UA-cam
Yes, logic
Lieutenant Dan STOP HATING
True though lol
Lmao and telling you every stop and dance and party and wedding they went to wth lmao idc.
Thank the Good Lord that there were no serious injuries. It's a shame that the driver has to deal with having his car unavailable, but hopefully, it was not a devasting impact on his livelihood.
So glad you're still smiling after having time to settle down. Hugs to you!
I was trying to look for this vid 1 year ago. I finally found it!!
Sorry to hear about your accident, but thankfully no one was really injured..
It was nice to see the compassion and helpfulness from the driver and his friend
Thank goodness you two are okay!!! I'm glad you both met wonderful people who helped care for you tow and then showed the same compassion back. Love you both.
Guys stay safe. And get well soon. I also met with an accident on 2nd December 2016 and that was more dangerous than this. Wish u r safe.
Ansh Saipratap Singh mine was more dangerous than this , hit into a verge , tire came off and was hit by a Audi going 75mph
I'm so sorry.... I love u guys so much and safe travels the rest of the way!!
You guys are awesome you are strong and caring and brave people I just wanted to tell you that I felt the same feeling when I fell of a horse for the first time btw I’m 11 and I’m your biggest fans thanks for inspiring me and for keeping a smile on my face .
Glad to know you guys are safe. You are blessed that your driver was caring and had a friend you could trust too. Great video as always.
Thanks for sharing this experience. From the start of this video I really wanted to know you were alright in the end. It is really touching to see your taxi driver really cared about you despite his own very unfortunate situation.
it’s good ur safe and sound!! The driver was so nice!!✨
Yes he was indeed!
Glad you are both safe when I seen the title of the video I almost died love u both so much stay safe
Well I did
Thank God you guys are ok,I was so stressed when I read the title
The way that those people tried to help you guys is so sweet
Him using the google translate was so kind and you could tell they were so thoughtful for you.
Hey really hope you are safe. Love your videos.
5:30 awkward highfive
We love watching and sharing your adventures. So glad everyone made it through in one piece.
I am so GRATEFUL that you guys are ok❤️ no words can explain 🥰
I’m so glad you are all okay, the drivers, passengers and yourselves. How frightening
That was a heavy wrack. Thank goodness you both alright and keeping that high spirit. We wish for your safety out there so that you can send us more awesome travel videos.
Take care guys.
Omg I can’t with how Kara edited him leaving her hanging. I’m laughing but also being concerned about them. I love this channel
I’m so happy that y’all were ok and I’m glad that you shared this video, it’s part of y’alls journey!! Those gentlemen were so kind and apologetic, it actually made me tear up when his friend had his phone translate that he was sorry😔
Sending y’all love and good vibes from Colorado!
Stay you 😘
both the driver and the friend seemed like really nice people, thank you Kara and Nate for giving recognition to that.
YALL ARE SO HUMBLE...I LOVE IT...GLAD YALL ARE OKAY !!!!
ALWAYS wear your seatbelt!! It will save your life. Don’t ever think that just because you’re sitting in the back, that your life won’t be at risk in a car crash.
Yes. I’m not sure why Nate wasn’t wearing his seatbelt.. maybe he forgot or he just decided not to but that good save your live so please wear one.
Thank God you were both ok, especially Nate without his seatbelt! Thank God!
Thank god you're all right. Really curious about the biker though, he just left his motorbike...
Glad you guys are ok
It made me smile when the guy typed on his phone to speak
Sorry that this happened. I live in Ho Chi Minh City and I know how hectic the traffic could be
That was scary. And please Nate, do wear a seatbelt ALWAYS!! :D
So glad that you guys are okay, accidents can happen anywhere. Take all the time you guys need to recover.
I usually click the like button on all your videos but it feels too weird to like a car crash. Thank goodness you came away unscathed. What a horrible shock for you both. Stay safe! I love seeing your adventures - you’re my favourite travel vloggers.
Glad you guys are safe and nobody is hurt I guess😔
I Love the Vietnamese they're really so sweet!
"No high five." Best moment of the video, lol.
So glad you are OK. Praying for you and anyone who needs one 🙏🛐💜❤️💙🤍🧡💚💙🛐🙏
SO GLAD YOU ARE OKAY. I've really loved your videos since I started watching them... the last video's abrupt ending had me worried.
Glad you’re okay. That looked painful! Stay safe🙏🏻