this is how the rainy season in Africa
looks like
so eight days ago I got malaria I went
to the hospital and I got to me five
days ago don't happen in the City of God
I rested one day in polymesh then we
went to the city of attack bummin we are
not a comma for one day then we went to
Cara
the journey was incredible to four hours
the nature was breathtaking we spent one
day Cara and today we went to today we
went to the pound it was pretty
interesting because there were seven
people in a car sometimes we listen to a
very inappropriate song for this date
and time of the year
it's the 31st of August
and today I'm here in Devon and tomorrow
we are going to vote Akina Faso finally
I feel a really good guy he's gone let's
go to work in a fossil the malaria was
gone the beer was on point and the day
was over good morning sunshine
let's go to the border after 15 minutes
the engine broke down
it's broke again
it seems very going no we're not going
again
after more than an hour all three pairs
where you go
the journey that should have taken 45
minutes took three hours but eventually
we managed to get to the boys
we're here at the border and I just
arrived but it's it's raining really
this is how the rainy season in Africa
looks like
so we're waiting at the border for the
rain to stop after a while the rain
stopped it was time to turn off the
camera and pray for uncorrupt Border
Patrol officer this was the best border
crossing of my life absolutely no hassle
no corruption everybody just smiling the
police officers were joking now we need
to find some transportation to walk at
the roof
Waga dugu one of the worst sounding
sounds in the world the capital of
Burkina Faso and also as we were about
to find out an unreachable destination
oh I really hope this is our bus I think
this isn't our bus it looks very
abandoned
there are other buses here but this
place is kinda abandoned not like all
the other boarders that we experienced
and I have no idea how these buses can
get full there isn't anyone waiting
we're getting some bad information
those two buses that was the station of
the border and they told us there are no
buses to walk either good today because
it's some Muslim holiday and there
should be some mini buses or cars but
nobody knows where but we're trying to
find some transport we finally found our
bus it was it was too much hassle to be
honest finally hassle that's what we
missed here this is our bus the people
inside and also outside are kind
unfriendly so I will not be recording
anymore I don't know what to think about
them right now they also tried to scam
us with the bus we had to negotiate the
price down they doubled the price but we
are not stupid let's go
another change of plans ladies and
gentlemen the driver got mad most of the
passengers are not going to walk out to
goo but to a town before waka the who so
he would not make that much money so he
got mad and said we're not going
anywhere
I have no clue what's gonna happen right
now we are going to log on the who but
he raised the fare for all passengers in
my understand correctly
we've been waiting 40 minutes for the
driver to show up he's still not here we
have no idea where he is nobody
understands this bizarre surd situation
he's here buddy
he cannot open the door
words cannot explain
we are finally on the move we are going
to walk out the room
the driver just left we went for like 2
minutes no idea what's going on what's
going on
police checkpoint after five minutes
we're not gonna arrive today
fuck sake ladies and gentlemen after 20
minutes the engine broke down I don't
know it's more appropriate to laugh or
to cry we're now getting to walk out
early today
welcome to burkina faso he's smoking I'm
not sure if that is safe to smoke while
you're trying to fix a banking problem
this has been a very bizarre experience
oh yeah baby yeah baby that's what we
want to hear
all right you can stop unfortunately
that wasn't the sound of a working
engine it's gonna be dark in two and a
half hours that's the scary part we're
still like five and a half hours away
from Wagga do boo
finger gonna make it to Google today No
let's go
there's apparently still some problem
with the engine we're waiting for the
mechanic whatever the person is to fix
it
the amazing mechanic finally fixed the
problem and we arrived at huaca dugu not
that late I'm kidding
we're making absurd stops every 5 or 10
minutes
driver is making stops for cigarettes
all the time we got pulled over by cops
they were arguing with him because they
said the capacity of this bus is just 15
people but there's apparently like 22
people here eventually they started
laughing with the driver till this
moment I was really chilled out and
relaxed but now I start to feel tired we
haven't eaten for a very long time since
breakfast and it's 5:30 p.m. it's gonna
be dark in one hour we're very very far
from Waga dugu extremely extremely
uncomfortable here in this bus sorry
that I'm complaining but right now I I
just cannot be positive a lot of people
here are complaining as well I've never
experienced African people complaining
but right now they are complaining
because these stops it's just too absurd
that the driver is making stops every
five minutes for cigarettes
it's dark we have another police control
in the city of Danko dongho we were
hoping that we may leave someone here so
there will be more space in the bus but
actually one more person came to the bus
we are still far far away from
Guadeloupe I really don't like
travelling at night here in Africa but
what can we do I hope to see you in waka
the last three hours were absolutely
horrible we didn't move we didn't eat
we are extremely tired they're too many
mosquitoes flying around I got bitten so
many times ten kilometers away from
Wagga dugu the car broke down again
sometimes Africa pisses you off this is
the time it's 11:30 p.m. fucking that
but we're here in a walk out the booth
now we need to take a taxi finally we
can get to our hotel and eat something I
would really appreciate some good food
right now
it's 2:00 a.m. I can hardly talk I think
no explanation is needed we should be
grateful that we are here we really need
to rest
thanks for watching see you in the next
episode