And man, Tibet too, because that reminded me that I brought yaq meat from there, because I was. . .
well, no, I think I'm out, otherwise I'll see if I can get some to bring you, which is that hairy animal that lives high up in the, you know, the Himalayas and stuff. They eat a lot of things from there, a very different culture, man. Look, did you see?
Did you get to see it? This is a yacarado. This one is from the Arctic, right?
This one is from the Arctic. Yeah, this one is from the Arctic. Yeah , I was going to ask what it is, man.
That's impressive, man. I was looking at it and then I remembered the yak. Man, it's yaq, it's from the Arctic, it's a yacarado from the Arctic.
A yacarado from the Arctic. But this thing about eating animals, man, that's something we've romanticized a lot, right? Because we have, for example, in China, I went there recently to do some work, and it was very focused on slaughterhouses, uh , where they slaughter donkeys.
You eat, you eat, you travel a lot, you eat all the local food, you don't have . . .
Yes, yes. I've eaten scorpions and cockroaches there. Have you ever eaten donkey penis?
No, no, I didn't have the opportunity, but I would try it. I knew it, I ate it, but I didn't know it was because it didn't come in that shape, obviously. No, but what do they do?
But you see the urethra, it could just be sausage, they cut it very thinly and there's the urethra in the middle. So you, well, I didn't see it, I was there like you eat with chopsticks, right, that soup, and the soup is very bad in China. Yes.
And then they told me, the guy said: " Go on, let's go. " So I went to the meat market where they sell meat, and it's expensive because, of course, the donkey has a penis, a penis, it's expensive, there's no meat, exactly, and it came like this, right? And it's big, the donkey's penis.
And it comes in a package that's big, the donkey's penis. Oh, I understand, guys, and it comes folded like this. He died excited, right?
So it would last longer , otherwise the meat wouldn't be tough. The craziest trip you take, for example, you're not going to do a show wherever you are? No, no, I'm not going to.
You're going to just relax. Do you like it? How do you choose your trips, like that, the ones you have to do?
Yes, yes, man. There are some places, I like weird places like that. The first one in front.
So, Thailand was like that, man. Thailand, I love it, man. Thailand is [ __ ] awesome, man.
Thailand is sensational. Thailand is sensational. Sensational, sensational.
No, man, I have it because we took some precautions, man, and in Thailand we brought it here because Thailand is sensational. Damn, the local food is really good, right? The food is really good.
Nobody believes what they're saying. The food is really good. Uh, by the way, Thailand is having a flood right now, in Bangkok, right, man?
It happened, it's happening now. I was in Thailand recently too. I went to Nepal, Tibet, Thailand, and Dor.
I spent just one day in Dor. But man, I like places like that, uh, the first time I traveled outside of Brazil, really outside, was to England. I was already doing shows and stuff, before I couldn't afford to travel.
And so, man, it's something that really opens your mind. Yeah, it's an amazing trip, it's where I spend my money, man. I don't care about accessories, I don't care about clothes , I don't care about the house.
I don't care about anything. Where do you get your prejudices from? To talk about what you want to get rid of prejudice?
You travel. That too. Exactly.
Exactly. It's very important, man. You come into contact with other cultures.
And the first place I went that was different was Egypt. And man, there, dude, it was like getting into the movie. It's something.
Did you tell your wife? Yeah, to Egypt. No, at the time it was, damn, I had a friend from college.
No, no, but yeah, they are there. No, but I was with a friend from college, who also likes to travel. Karine, a really good person.
And yeah, the guys keep offering hair for. . .
Yeah, yeah, it's a different vibe. But man, I thought it was sensational. Yeah, like, it was like when I went on stage for the first time to tell jokes, I said: "That's it, that's it.
" And I'm still telling jokes today. When I went to Egypt, I thought, "Man, this is about experiencing different cultures, going to different places. " Countries you've visited.
. . Egypt.
. . Oh man, the fall from grace, or is there one that.
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No, that was the first, that was the first really different one, right? And then I said, "No, I want to go to some places that were bizarre, no, I've already been to Myanmar, it's very different too, man. Is there any place in Brazil that you've been to?
" You said, "Man, you have to go, you live here, you have to go to Brazil, I've already traveled to all the states. There are places that I, actually, like the Pantanal, I even sent a message, man, I want to see jaguars. ""He says, 'That time of year isn't right.
' I said, 'Let me ask the expert. ' And then I need to make some space in my schedule to go, because I really want to. I've never been, never been.
So, Pantanal, man, let's go, let's go. I really want to go. I think what's missing is Pantanal, which, damn, I think my top list these days is Manaus, the Amazon, when I went, that was a place I was also dying to visit.
It's Pantanal, I really want to go. Uh, then there are other beautiful places, they say it's really beautiful. I've never been either.
Me neither. Me neither. Yeah.
And, well, yeah. Yeah, they say it's beautiful, incredible. And there are others.
Yeah, man, Lençóis, I've been, damn, really beautiful. Brazil, man, Brazil is so rich in nature. Impressive.
Brazil is so rich in nature, man. Rio de Janeiro, damn, I'm from Rio, it's a city like that, I've traveled a lot, Richa too, man. Rio de Janeiro.
" It's one of the most beautiful cities in the world, man . It's a shame about the violence, the crime, it takes courage alone, but it's one of the most beautiful cities that exists, man. Because it's a mix of everything: mountains, rivers, cities, beaches, urban areas, architecture, robberies, muggings, kidnappings, man, it has everything, dude.
It has, it's not just cell phone theft, it has everything, man. It has corruption, everything, man. Everything, everything , it has everything, man.
It has everything, man. It's impressive. But like, places that are obvious, North Korea, I want to go.
I haven't been yet , but I want to go. Uh, Mongolia is also kind of on my list of exotic places I haven't been to yet. Russia.
I've been to Russia. I've been to Russia. Moscow, man.
Moscow is amazing, man. Moscow is amazing, man. The buildings.
There are things you look at and say: "What palace is that? ""He says, 'No, that's a pharmacy. ' Wow.
It's something like that that you can only do with oppression, man. You just have to control it. It's impossible.
You can only do something so sumptuous with oppression, man. Otherwise, it doesn't work. Only with a whip, right?
That's it. Otherwise, it doesn't work. It's impossible, it's impossible, it's impossible.
There's no way. There's no way. But yeah, man, it's impressive.
Very beautiful. Damn, Moscow is really beautiful, man. Uh, I went to, I went to Chernobyl.
You went to Chernobyl? I went to Chernobyl. Which today you can't even go to, so it's become even more unique, right, man?
Touristy, man. The point is you went to the surroundings, right, touristy, because you can't enter the city, right , a place like that in Chernobyl. Chernobyl.
Yeah, you couldn't, you could only see. Uh, I went to KIV, right, to the capital of Ukraine, and then you book a tour to go. " Even to go to Chernobyl.
Uh, they have some, I think there were two or three checkpoints at the time, and you can only enter with authorization, so you get the car, drive off and enter. And there's a whole protocol there too. Uh, they recommend that you don't, you can't just go around picking things up, like, "Oh, I'll take souvenirs and stuff," you even go through radiation detectors to see if you're radioactive, not radioactive, or if anything has stayed on you, because they tell you to avoid touching things.
Uh, because there was an accident there in the 80s, it took a long time to be able to enter. Uh, and then some of the radiation settled into the ground. Uh, what they say is that there are some more charged particles.
So, if you go around touching everything, it could be one of those. Exactly. And it might not even be that you're taking a souvenir, it could be that you ended up picking up something radioactive.
Wow, I remember that one in the trash can, those children and that family. Well, I think it was radio, right? Sésio was Sésio, they opened that, there was a series of those, right?
Yes , yes. Here in Goiânia, right? In Goiânia.
Curpurina. Yes, exactly.
