That's not true.
I'm just counting the ladies that I've dated.
Well when you're in traffic and two camels pass by each other and there's eye contact
That's how we mostly, you know, people meet.
And there's app actually called- I-Camel
I can say like you know Turkey is quite diverse country so.
Yes, the Western side is completely free to date, you can date anybody you want.
Male, female but towards the East it's a bit more challenging.
So families have a lot of impact on when it comes to dating.
And marriages. People sometimes need to hide they are dating.
Yes, there are.
In Turkish culture, family is important. They just don't see it like that
Two people are getting married so, the families is getting married too.
All my friends are online dating and they have the same concerns
As a North American about online dating.
So its quite global I would say.
True. They do.
Yes - Yeah.
True.
Turkish tea for breakfast, after breakfast.
Turkish coffee. Turkish coffee, and then lunch.
I don't think they drink tea over lunch?- After lunch. After lunch.
After dinner. If they are not having "braca" (dessert wine)
They actually drink tea with "braca"- ah yea that's true.
So, yea [they do drink tea all day].
My mom just like before she even goes to sleep sometimes, she will drink coffee.
Oh yea, even just like watching Turkish TV show programs.
Like there is always tea there, like just constantly.
At work yeah. Everybody has a Tea lady or a Tea man, right?
"Cha-ze" Oh yes!
Some people have a really good talent to read the Turkish coffee cup. After you finish it.
And then, uh, they can see your future.
Yeah, it is interesting- it's a lot of bs-ing, I would say.
Uh, no offense - of course! It's kind of a way to talk about things that are -
may not be so socially accepted.
No , I don't think so. Mmmmm?
It really depends.
I don't know if womanizer is the right word. I think, they are tenacious -
passionate, they are obsessive sometimes.
If they want something they will do anything to get that.
If someone is from like Russia, Germany, or Europe they come there for 5 days - 1 week and
And they (Turkish men) are just approaching, "Hello, How are you?", "Are you good?"
Are you Disco? Are you cold? It means like, kind of very limited English.
But they still want move on to "Tourist Women"
So they're like "Are you Disco?" means you want to go to disco?
Like are you disco (laughs) - They really force it, like I mean-
No is not no.
A lot of men, think the world revolves around them -
and you can find a bunch of them in Turkey as well.
Powered by religion, culture. Powered by Mamas telling them they're the king!
and the prince of their family.
Ugh no.
And now that I have a Turkish girlfriend, we started watching soap operas.
Oh my gosh (laughs). Before I was not and now it's like -
Now it's tea time. Every Wednesday we are watching "Sadakatsiz".
You know, it's the stupidest show ever.
I watch "Yargi" every Sunday.
Ten hours. No - with ads. With commercials, it's 10 hours.
No with commercials it's 3 hours, without commercials it's 2 hours
It's a lot.
And we're good at it. It makes you cry!
Yeah. I'm not a crybaby but like - why is this happening?
And I don't want to cry but yeah. It's good.
So it's like alot of emotions.
You can say, everyone eats sushi in Japan all the time.
Some parts people do eat kebab for breakfast, lunch, dinner.
and you go there and you come back with a heartburn.
And in some parts of Turkey. Um, close to the West and close to Greece
They have a lot of Greek influence.
It's very fish, seafood heavy, and vegetable heavy diet.
It's just kebabs are just one type of food like,
There's a donar kebab, (lists kebabs). It just became popular.
Like Turkish, because they went to like Germany. And it's easy.
It's an easy take-out food and I can just start it there.
We have like stuffed grape leaves, oh my god that's my favorite - with some yogurt on it.
and it's like paradise.
But I do miss a good kebab I would say. No I don't, I'm not a meat person. "Imam Bayildi!"
Isn't it meat though? Yes but not kebab.
Yes. True.
So think about it. You're watching 3 hours of soap opera, that talks about drama, jealousy
For sure they're dramatic, for sure they're jealous - it's part of society.
It's part of the culture.
I think it comes from our genes! Like if you have to be jealous kind of.
That jealousy is kind of like I care about you, I love you.
Look, you have to be around me - Show me, when you say it like that. Exactly.
If you're not jealous like, "Oh you don't love me!".
It's confiming that there's passion. There is, kind of love.
On the contrary, if you look at North America no one wants to be with someone who's jealous.
It confirms that there is insecurity.
I think it's about people in warmer countries. They are more jealous, I feel like that.
It's a Middle Eastern country, so Turkey okay - then camels, deserts.
Like thinking that we are living in deserts. Yeah. That's not true.
We are surrounded by seas, like you know, the Black Sea, Mediterrean Sea and all that.
Oh, you're dark because you are from Turkey. It's so sunny all the time out there.
I was like, Mmmm...
Sometimes it's cold. I mean we have four seasons!
Go to Asia. Take a ferry to Europe's side. Grab a tea.
And before your tea gets cold, you can actually go from Asia to Europe.
It's a fun experience in Istanbul.
The land is so diverse. There are a lot of people from a lot of neighbours
from Turkey that bring their own culture, own food, own language.
It's pretty much representive of the history that you can find in Turkey.
You know, people don't go to Antalya, there's Turkey for them. Like it's a huge country!
If you go, like I'm saying like, We also have snow- "Do you have snow there?" Oh really, like yeah!
They just think desert, there is no desert.
I think there is one little in (Turkish region) but even then I have no idea if there is a desert or not.
You sing really well! I know (laughs)