'Breaking Bad' experience in Canada 🇨🇦

Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee goes through an automated car wash in Canada and compares the claustrophobic intensity to Breaking Bad. The wash cost $11 when she arrived as an immigrant and now costs $23, marking how far she's come financially and personally.
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Hey guys, finally I am going to be showing you something which, uh, we had thought when we came to Canada it was very expensive for us at that time, you know. But today we can afford it, though everybody in Canada and USA knows about this, but probably India also a lot of people know about it. But let me tell you why it is so interesting for me. I find it very interesting because when we had come to Canada, we were not— we didn't have even $11 to spend for this. This cost $11 then. What does it cost now?
$23.
Now it costs $23. So, uh, at that time, $11 was costly for us, but now it's $23. But by God's grace, we can afford it now more so. And but I've never like I've never had that chance to be with my husband when he is you know doing this.
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So if you guys have been watching Breaking Bad, uh, you will know what this is all about. Okay, so, uh, so, uh, in a few seconds We will be experiencing Breaking Bad, you know, like not the drugs part of it, but some part of it which if you, those who are Breaking Bad fans will be able to, will be able to understand. But I just do not want to give you, give it to you right away, because I want you to experience the way I am going to experience. So, through the whole experience I am going to be there guiding you. in it. And so, just wait for what is going to happen within a few seconds. So, while we wait, I just want you to know that I am still at, with the Sushant Singh Rajput case, and I would really Yeah, I just want to see if it's recording. Yeah, I'm still with the case. I haven't given up, and I'm just— we're just waiting as you are, guys, are waiting. We are waiting for CBI to come out with the— it's getting too much too. The patience is really breaking down for everybody, and I just hope, you know, like, uh, like you, uh, I am also losing patience, but, uh, Since we are all in a mission kind of a thing, and I have a feeling on not many in people in India nor my friends are very interested in this whole thing. You know, so basically they are not. Nobody's interested in this. They're like just saying, "Oh, it's nothing going to happen." It's all we we have our own fights, everyday fights to go to like everyday fights. So we are not going to be interested in any way. Nothing is going to happen through it. But believe me, guys, one thing: don't think ever that nothing is going to happen. I, as a journalist, wrote about eunuchs about 25, 30 years back, 1984. I don't know how many years back that was. That was the first time I wrote about eunuchs in one full page of Telegraph. It it came out as the headline was. I don't know if any of you remember the close encounters of the third kind, and I had taken an interview of Harun Mashi in Chetla. And Alok Mitra was the famous photographer who took my— who went inside. I mean, he wasn't allowed inside, only I was allowed inside to take the interview. So at that time, eunuchs were not even considered humans. So then look at the situation now. So we are single drops of effect in a huge sands of time. So don't ever give up. Each and every drop counts. Thank you. Okay, so now as we wait for this enigma to begin in Canada, it is nothing compared to what is happening in India. It is less, much, much less dramatic, but this is the least of dramas we can think of. So, now we are going to experience this. I am going to experience, I am going to show you as we experience. So, I am not going to tell you what it is. But you will know. Okay, so there are— this is where we, we drive ahead. So we drive ahead, saying drive ahead. Everything is closed, all the windows are closed. Please switch on the AC. Okay, now we wait, and there's a door way ahead. I have claustrophobia. फोरवे बाय द वी। सो इट्स रेनिंग, इट्स रेनिंग, इट्स फोरन। वेटिंग, वेटिंग, वेटिंग। और नाउ दिस कार इस मूविंग ऑन इट्स ओन। वी डोंट है, वी आर नॉट ड्राइविंग इट एनीमोर। तो आई जस्ट वांटेड टू एक्सपीरियंस द क्लॉस्ट्रोफोबिया आई एम एक्सपीरियंसिंग इनसाइड। आई एक्सपीरियंस With that mask on and the headgear and that, uh, what's it called? Hazmat. So now that door is closed. Okay, now you're trapped inside. Okay, I'm not going to scare you anymore. Look at this! Oh my God, look at this! Did you see that? Did you just see that? Amazing. Okay, it's all rainbow colored, that too. And there's something coming towards us. Holy shit, am I scaring you guys? Is it off? The hell? There's something coming near us, near us, near us, near us. Oh God, I'm getting scared. I'm seriously scared. I am seriously scared. Are you scared? I'm seriously going to have a heart attack. Look at this on the sides. What's this happening? What just happened? Okay, system, do you see high? Because I was seriously feeling claustrophobic inside. Anyway, I get claustrophobia. I have a lot of claustrophobia. I don't think I'm going to experience this again. This is just for you. Okay, it's coming. It's coming again. It's coming. It's coming. Oh God, look at the traffic. It's right beside me. Oh God, it's above me. It's all over me. Now this is— they've washed it out. That was rainbow-colored soap you saw. This is clear water. They are really washing this, guys. I really wash their machines. Of course, that's the machine. That's the huge brush which is which is just washed, washed us, washed us. That's the one. You see that? Those guys on the side, they're now tamely standing. They were scaring me to bits. And now this, this is going to be— this is heavy air, which is— it's going to be getting air dried. It's going to be blow of air from somewhere or some kind of a sound drying. Are they doing sound drying? Because I can see too. Oh no, they're coming again. What do they want now? Again they're going to wash it? I thought it was done. Oh okay, they have— that's the second wash. They're not done yet. They're not happy Yes, yes. So it's done, I think. Now they're happily dripping away. Yeah, I am an author. I make drama. I love drama. So you see, now we are going to get dried. See the— how— okay, look at that waft, that huge storm of air which just dried everything out. See, see the droplets of water just disappeared. The water's roughness of water is moving backwards. Still roughness of water here somewhere. Anyway, that all is going to go, I hope. There's a drier time which is given, which you can stay for 17, 18, 16 minutes, 16 seconds. Okay. Oh my God, did you just see that? Did you just see that? What happened? My head is reeling. My God, I seriously— I'm having a headache. I need to roll down the windows.
Okay.
Guys, so that was the experience of a lifetime. Breaking Bad experience witnessed by— in Canada. And that's like the most dramatic thing that's happening in Canada right now. Bye-bye, take care, love you guys.
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