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I'm on roads to explore
the world of people

who make a living the hard way,
all day workers and hawkers.

The irreplaceable of every culture is
a pedlar's trade...

I'm Murat Eken.

I'm going to be hawker,
earn money,

and I'm going to sightseeing

every country I go to,
with the money I earn there.

INDIA

350...

Let's not buy it from the first
counter we found.

He immediately
told the tourist price.

180 rupees a meter.

We came back two blocks away
and the prices started to change.

400 rupees.
-A meter?

We found the wholesalers!

If you want it cheaper,
ask the other side.

They see we're
white-skinned tourists.

But I'll figure it out.

One meter, cotton,
a fabric to be used as a pareo.

Colored Indian fabrics.
-Okay, I'll ask for you.

He says 100 each,
but he leaves it at 75.

One meter 75?

What kind of meeting are you
having among yourselves, board?

Everybody's sitting idle.
Two hinges, 5 feet. That.

It took an hour to tell.
Make the table in two hours.

Big shops, big counter...
Nobody even respects me right now.

I wonder if it was because of the
background that we

didn't get the attention.

We're late, man!

What are you doing, filming?
-Video documentary.

But you need permission to do so.
For the documentary?

Goa is the southwestern
coast of India, the region with

the most beautiful Sunshine Coast
from sunrise to sunset.

It was discovered by the
Portuguese in the 16th century.

Of course it starts with development
by trade by sea by merchants.

Then, when he realizes that
it is a beautiful port as usual,

the Portuguese soldiers seize it.
They remain a Portuguese colony

for about 450 years, and in 1961 India
receives territory and Goa becomes

a province of India.
It is the smallest state in India and

has the least density
as its population.

So is the per capita income.
So Goa is the California of America.

Goa is a very tourist area of India.

It starts with the hippie movement
of the 1960s.

And the world is becoming a place
where people who are tired of work,

stress, difficulties in life, battles,
fights, escape to relax.

So I think we will encounter
a lot of tourists fortunes.

It's December, it's 32 degrees.
And according to our intel,

the season is about to open.
So I plan to see tourists.

Let's see how Goa
offers us opportunities.

We're at the Mapusa market.
According to our information,

local people come here rather than
tourists and do shopping.

Since we're going to trade,
it makes the most sense

to buy from the cheapest place.

We will look at this local market
again to do market research.

Let's see what happens in Goa.

Cinnamon. Amazing..
It's India. Spice.

This is Massala.
But it's not spicy, it's plain.

Mmm, Massala.

It's the massala spice they
use to a lot of dishes.

I can't go home without this spice.

Give me some of that cinnamon.
Cinnamon? It's the best quality.

It's very nice.
That's great, but I was

only buying Massala,
and you gave me 10 things.

350...
But this is for the neck.

It's not expensive,
I'm telling you the local price.

Is there anything on
the beaches that can be sold?

Yeah, you can use it
any way you can.

It's very good quality.
-Brother Goa 40 degrees.

It's cashmere.
-What should I do with cashmere?

It's cotton and wool.

-Okay, but I'm gonna
sell it to a tourist,

you want them to get hives?

Everybody's trying to
sell something.

These are nice.

This thickness is nice,
but I could use

something like 5 meters.

When we get the fabric
and the counter,

we'll have to tie it
to the motorcycle.

Actually, it would be
better if I found a tire...

We'll take this, and at worst,
we'll tie it to this.

Look at the avocado.
The size of my head.

Although it is part of India,

it is worth considering
Goa and India a bit apart.

So the first thing you'll notice
as soon as you get here is

that people have
a higher level of well-being.

The chaos in India is
less crowded around here.

Even in bazaar places,
the streets are wider, cleaner.

Fruit and vegetables are fine.
People are in good shape, too.

Goa is generally better off than India.

So what should we sell here?

These are beautiful.

This is a much better fabric.

It's like white fabrics
are for new brides..

That Green is nice too.
Green with black.

Yeah, that's nice.

OK bro.
You don't need to think too much.

The answer lies ahead.
We are in India.

We'll sell Indian cloth.
Light on load, heavy on price.

Clean work.
I'll buy 40 or 50 of these.

I'll tie it to the back of
the motorcycle.

And we'll set up a little scam.

We'll open it where we go.
It's squeaky clean.

-It's a better price if you buy two.
I am sure. Of course, of course.

Okay, the fabric business is
a good idea, but let's not buy

it from the first counter we found.
He immediately..

..told the tourist price.
Let's go around a block or two back

and see if the prices change.
I'll come.

Can I have a look at this?

Like this beauty.

How much is this?

Meter of this 180.
Those are cheaper.

We came back two blocks away and
the prices started to change.

Good.

Almost all the stalls
have similar products.

There must be
a wholesaler somewhere.

How much are these?
-400 rupees.

-Meter?
Yes.

Meter of this 400
OK my dear.

If I know a little bit about this,
there's a wholesaler nearby.

It's best not to be hasty
at times like this.

I need to investigate and explore.

After all,
we've been in this for months.

We traveled a lot in Eminonu.

The wholesaler's here somewhere.
We feel it.

We found the wholesalers!

If you want it cheaper,
ask the other side.

Okay.

The price is down a lot.
They say 150-200,

but I still can't trust
them completely.

They see we're
white-skinned tourists.

But I'll figure it out.

One meter, cotton,
a fabric to be used as a pareo.

Colored Indian fabrics.
Okay, I'll ask for you.

Yeah, can you ask me the meter price?
Okay, fine.

If you're cunning,
we're more cunning.

I'm not very convinced.
As we came into the back streets

the prices dropped but it's
as if there's still a tourist price.

Let's see what they say
when an Indian asks.

He says 100 each,
but he leaves it at 75.

-One meter 75?
Yep.

Look, one meter is 150-200..
He said a metre 75?

Yes, final price.
-Would you come with me?

Course..
-There's is it?

Yep.

Good luck. Thanks.
So that's that.

You know the job;
you don't go to work.

How does it all change
when you take a local with you?

I'll say one thing.
These are new fabrics.

I want to go to overlocker.
-There are tailors up ahead.

Let's look over there.
-On this side?

Yeah, go ahead and see.
-You give it to me, I'll go.

Show me which way I'll go.
Do you tell?

Yes there here's.
-Thank you very much.

You're welcome. Good bye.

The salesman wouldn't let us shoot
any more inside because we knew

he was doing it,

but my friend and I went in
and bought 50 pieces of fabric.

And half the price.
Now we're gonna cover these.

After that, we'll set up the counter
and make a sale.

Hello

Welcome

I need a bench that
I can fold and tie to a motorcycle.

Edges 60 cm.
Think Square. Is that OK?

Then there's two wings.
So. Let this open like this.

When I turn it off,
I can tie it to the motorcycle.

You want to fold?

Yep. The logic is that the edges
will be 60 cm.

This is how we close it, okay?
You can hinge around here.

One, two, three, four..
And you put it in the middle,

make a total of 5 hinges.

I'll make that stuff.
-Okay. Super.

When can you deliver it?

I'll have it ready
for you tomorrow, okay?

Tomorrow? No, no.
Look, you're gonna throw 4 hinges,

you're gonna make 5 feet.
And you're going to build

a bench with a total of
60 centimetres of edges.

I want the plywood.
It doesn't have to be very strong.

But I mean..
If you want to hurry, the price depends.

How much would it cost?
3,500 rupees.

3500, right? Okay.
What do you say?

Okay, we'll do it for 3,500 rupees.
3,500...

Let's just say
I didn't see that price..

I'm doing it like this.
Is that OK?

Okay, we can do it.
What kind of meeting are you

having among yourselves, board?..
Everybody's sitting idle.

Two hinges, 5 feet. That.
If it happens tomorrow,

we'll change the price.
Not tomorrow. Today.

Afternoon. Today,in the afternoon.

Don't leave it till tomorrow.

You're just sitting here.
Okay, then..

I guess we'll do it, won't we?

They're in another
meeting right now.

Okay, no problem.
Agreed.

See you at PM 2:00.
You can keep this.

It took an hour to tell.
Make the table in two hours.

Good luck. See you this afternoon.
Not tomorrow, afternoon. Okay?

I want to get these done.
I'm going to ask you to turn over

wherever this rope can be removed.
How many pieces are there?

There are 50 pieces.
Give some discount.

OK.
20 per piece. Agreed.

OK.

What happens when?

It'll be over in two hours.
2 o'clock. After two hours..

The other one said afternoon.
I'll go get the counter

and then I'll come to you.
OK. Two hours.

I'll see you when
I get back the package.

How do we tie it, master?

Let's take it like this.
Tie it like this.

Yep.
Get it out of there.

Okay.
Now started to happen.

We're on our way after
we get the Loom strapped in.

You got it, bro. Thank you.
Good-bye.

Good luck. Thanks.

finished?
It's all done.

Thank you.
Let me look.

It's so pretty. these?
They're all gone?

Super. Let's fold it.
We are ready!

So almost there.
50 pieces...

At 20 rupees, that's 1000 rupees.
Thank you. Have a good day.

Yeah, we got this boring
little thing going.

The motorbike's a little nervous,
but it seems to be all right now.

The overlock to
the fabrics was also drawn.

Now we can go to the most fun
part of our business, the sale.

It's dark, but no problem.
Because we're going to

the night market.
This is the first time

we'll set up our stall in Goa.

Where do we set up the counter?

I think we're a little late.
I sell them, too.

Nice shop, man. good.

Good luck to you
and good luck to me.

Wow very nice.
They got every corner.

We've moved away from the music
and away from the center.

We're all the way to the
Third Door of the market.

Buy one.
300 rupees each.

I don't buy it. I sell it.
Actually, I'm trying to sell it.

What time did you get here?
-We came around PM 3:00,

set up the bench.
-PM 3.00?

Yep. Is to keep in place.
Isn't this the night market?

Yep.
Isn't 3:00 too soon?

It easier, though.
Does everyone start arriving

in the afternoon,
settling in empty places?

That is well said.
Good.

We're late.

We've reached
the edge of the market.

Wait, you never know
where the customer's coming from.

Let's not despair.
Let me see how he did that. Hmm...

How do we do this. Let's roll one.

The seamstress folded
all the fabric backwards.

She wanted to show me
what she was doing.

Pareo.

Big shops, shops.
Nobody even respects me right now.

I wonder if it was because of
the background that

we didn't get the attention.
I'll try something else.

We're late, man! We set up the
counter at the end of the market.

Big market.
Almost as much as the province.

We set it on the edge.
Are you selling these?

Yep.

Our product range!
Our vision, our mission, us in the press.

Look at him, he's pushing
his own shop this way to keep it

from falling apart.
I fight all night, you push, I push.

This didn't work either.
Silk!

What are you doing, filming?
Video documentary.

But you need permission to do so.
For the documentary?

Yeah, I get it, but if you ask me,
which we do, you can't shoot here.

You should have given me a heads-up.
You sell these, right?

I get it, but you sell these.

I understand, but you have to pay

2500 rupees to sell here.
Like all the other dealers here.

Okay, but let me get a license now.
How long are you gonna be here?

Okay,then you'll have your counter
closed by the time we get back.

Okay, thank you.
We couldn't sell anyway.

They asked for a license...
I'll give you money

if I can sell it. But I can't sell so.

Here.

They're taking
something from everyone.

Let's support
the little shopkeepers.

Let's support
the little entrepreneur.

Cotton!
One hundred percent cotton. Silk.

Brother, the fabric there is
the same as the fabric here.

No pep talk.
Continue to smile.

No one's looking away.

And they feel like they hurt.
It's like, look at the counter.

No, we made a strategy mistake.
Now that you think about it,

it's not really about being late.
Even if I came early,

there would be no change.
I mean, look.

Men everywhere they were closed.
Big shops.

The client will see you here but...
He's gonna trust the

little scam... Sweat.
Talk, talk, relax.

I don't mind.
It's good,

it's good to hear a human voice.
The first person to come

into my shop.
That's just to use me...

Hello
Are you selling these?

How much is this?

If I bought two,
would you sell them for 250 rupees?

My first sale tonight. So happens.
Thank you.

They're really cute.

First sale of the day!

We made our honor sale.
Good, two pieces are two pieces.

No giving up.

I'll try something in the middle

of the day tomorrow in the city.
There's no point

in pushing too hard.
There's no rule that we're

going to succeed at every attempt.
Like the lad,

it didn't happen tonight,
we have to be drawn

and say we'll look
at the next games.

We picked out some
nice fabrics, actually.

Okay, not all of them are great,
but everything has a buyer.

I don't like it, he likes it;
I like it, he doesn't like it

The store looks like a phone booth.
Running away from the music,

he takes refuge in our shop
and speaks on the phone.

I wonder if my type doesn't
give me confidence.

Hair beard is long.
I'm like a horse thief.

We were going to go further,
the place is chirpy.

I'm not happy right now.
I'm out of self-esteem.

Well, more than half the sales
are about self-esteem.

We have a bad location.
They don't show interest.

The scale of the shop is bad.
What do I do now?

Pareo!

Bond it's time to give up
I think I'm sitting like

the villagers burnt orchards.

Don't waste senseless to the ground.

Sometimes happens like this.

Come on, I'm hanging up.
I'll sell it cheap.

Are these cotton?

Is there a bedclothes?

What is Pareo?

There's a Pareo,
a bikini top or a bedspread.

No, thank you.
So, do you have?

I'd rather make some tea
over here and sell it.

Look, no respect.
I didn't get respect.

Nobody treated me like a shop.

Goa: 1 We: 0
We'll look at the next games.

Fast delivery.

The most reliable,
the best quality.

Cotton. Silk. Real. Original.
Indian fabric. Quality Weaving.

Pay in the sand, not at the door.

All these opportunities
are soon on the beaches of Goa.

It's a new morning in Goa.
Yes, don't need to deny it.

We've had a very disappointing
and unproductive day.

But this is the 'Seyyar Dünya'.
Bread is not easy to earn.

No giving up. We need to make
good use of the new day,

at least save the capital.

I'll lay out one of
the pieces I trust the most.

Are those shawls?
Pareo

How much?

This is a little dirty.
200?

It'll pass when the water holds.
We'll see..

Sell this for 200 rupees. Is it OK?

Here's the deal.

150 is fine.
Okay, come on.

It's very expensive.
Let's say 300.

But this silk.
Nope.

No, no, it's too expensive.

Use it on good days.

Thanks.

Cotton, silk!

I was in a good mood
when I made the sale.

I sold one and I laughed.

I have cotton silk fabrics, sis.

How much thought.
We don't have much luck

with the market places.

Brother, don't block
the front of the store.

Sister, you're right
in front of the counter. Go ahead.

Cotton, silk...

Hello.
Very high quality.

Get something for the lady,
for the girlfriend.

It needs to be this way.
Turn right at the Wishing bakery.

Why are you asking me, son?
It's not working...

Change of strategy. I think
we should go down to the beach.

There are more
Indigenous people here, and

the natives are already getting it
directly from their compatriots.

We have to go to places
where there are plenty of tourists.

Since it's a Seyyar Dünya,
let's go all mobile.

Related.

Fast delivery.

The most reliable,
the best quality.

Cotton. Silk. Real. Original.
Indian fabric. Quality Weaving.

Fine craftsmanship.
Delivered at the customer's feet.

Pay in the sand, not at the door.

All these opportunities
are soon on the beaches of Goa.

Seyyar Dünya Limited
is landing on the beach.

Friends, the future is in the sand!

People are here!
100 rupees.

Okay, you're my first customer.

Take it to your girlfriend,
take it to your lady.

There's silk, there's cotton.
Come on, I'll sell you 200.

Come here.

These goods what is it?
Silk and cotton.

You're suffering from them...
I understand them

because I'm from Rajasthan.
I came from Rajastan 2 days ago.

Where Are you from?

This is a fabric from
the Rajasthan region.

It's called a bandej.
These bandejs are big on bed covers.

I'm selling these for 1,000.
-If my wife likes it,

I'll buy her one of these.
Should we ask her?

Do you like it, sis?
I like this one. This one fine.

It's cotton. I'm selling this for 300.

This is special silk.

They're very colorful,
a little expensive, you know.

Let's call it 600.

I'll sell this for 400.
1,300 in total.

When sis washes him with
some dust, it'll go away.

Give me 1300, and okay.

Pareo!

What are these?
These are pareos.

Yeah?
Cotton silk.

I work here, too.
Brother, take one for your wife.

I work, you work.

what are these?

Pareo to the coass for the beach.
They're beautiful.

You want that long?
This and take a look.

You're gonna wrap
this around here like this.

Look for. It was so pretty!

How much are these?

Two hundred.

That's 300.

Could be.
There's cops over there.

The police? Where?
They're over here.

Just so you know,
they're walking around here.

Okay, okay.
I'll sell it for another

half hour and then I'll leave.
They can take these away from you.

They're not in uniform.
They're walking around civilians.

You don't see it.
I'll sell some and go.

if you don't sell it here, go that way.
This is my territory.

Sis chased me out of here.
Can you give me the best one?

Okay.
We're both working.

I'm giving you a discount on trades.
I'll give you half the price.

Then I get the following.
The color is beautiful.

Here, brother.
Thank you, good.

It's so pretty.
Thank you.

Me too.
I'll buy one.

You picked it?
Yes, I love it. They look beautiful.

Here you go.
Two of them are 400.

Getting down to the beach helped us,
and things are slowly opening up.

Okay.
Use it on a good day.

I want one.

That's 200.
If you give it to me cheaper.

Yes yes I like it.

I want to take this, okay?
Yeah, things like that.

How much is this?
...

Have you seen it?

Good.

This is a small size.
1.5 meters to 1 meter tall.

Okay, let me see.
this is very nice because.

Yeah, it looks nice.
Look, this is huge.

2.5 meters to 2.5 meters. Bedspread.
It's pretty big.

This side is brighter.
how much would you pay?

I'll give you 700 rupees.
Let's give it to 800.

I folded. We sold the big ones.
Okay.

I sold it at a very good price. Okay.

Pareo bedspreads!

I am coming sis!

That's 1000. that's 350. 1350.

Just give me
a straight bill of 1,200.

Sister, you're not buying real
estate. 3 pieces of fabric.

Don't you normally pay in pounds?

This is beautiful, sis.

It's a very rare piece. I wouldn't
be unhappy if I didn't sell it.

That's the color, that's the taste.
It's sold that

I said no one would buy it.
No one's buying

what I said it would sell right away.
500 1000 1500.

Thank you.

These are very beautiful.

Look at the squishy cotton.
Indian fabric! Pareos, bedspreads!

Is Baga finished here?
Is there a beach after this?

No, this is the end.
Is Ajuna that way?

Yeah, on the other side.
Do you get there by land like this?

You can take a walk,
you can take a shortcut.

Is there a pass through here?
Can we walk through the cliffs?

Pareo?
We're closing!

I'm Going, Baga!

At first, I thought we started well,
but we're falling apart.

I think this fabric business is
very nice to buy in Goa,

but it doesn't sell so fast.
It's more like they buy from locals,

like I said before.

When you see me like this,
there are people who

think that the tourist is
going to collect beautiful fabrics.

This is the end of Baga.
The next beach is Anjuna.

I want to try it there,
but if I get out of here,

it'll take an hour.
There's a shortcut

through those cliffs.
They said you could

leave in 20 minutes.
I'm gonna head over there now.

"Of course now switching
to go out of here like that."

Hunting crabs?
-Yes, I am hunting crabs.

Is there a lot of crab here?
In this season is beautiful.

Come on!
Yep.

Good luck.
Thanks.

What kind of way is that?

How do we get through here?
Namik? Walk carefully,

this place is a disaster.

Wow, there are so many crabs.

Let's see who's stronger, Goa!

Don't come down with
Mossy underneath.

They said you'd be gone
in 20 minutes, half an hour, tops.

Where's half an hour?

It was evening until we arrived.

I mean, guys aren't lying,
of course.

This is obviously a popular place,
and it was very crowded,

but we didn't see it.
People just broke up.

There's nothing to it.
Let her get some rest.

Something to drink.
Then we'll take our

chances with the last people left.

Thanks.

Very good. Very good.
They call it Nassi.

It's a drink made by mixing
yoghurt into it and it's really

incredible in such a warm place..
It's like medicine.

I highly recommend it.

I've really come to my senses.

Very nice Indian cotton. Pareo?

What pareos, we missed the sun.
She's going to the hotel

to take a shower. Why
would he want a pareo right now?

We sold about half.
We've got half of it.

I'm gonna go check the proceeds.
How much did we hurt?

How much did we make?
I mean, I don't think we're

making a profit.
Let's see how much damage we've done

Yes, as a Seyyar Dunya,
we can say that

our fabric initiative has failed.

So....
One, two, three, four..

I made a good sale.
I've sold more than half of it,

and I've got 23 left.

Good.

I sold it for twice
as much as I bought it.

Which means we already
paid for the fabrics.

The only thing we hurt was the scam.
Okay, I'll do it another way.

Good. Will happen.
This will work. I'll gift it.

The money I made barely
saved the capital,

but there's no need to worry.
We're not stuck with it.

I mean, getting the gift business
out of the way is kind of a profit.

Now a train ride awaits us.
If India allows it.

Forget the time we know.
India has its own sense of time.

You won't rush anything.

Yes, since India allows us
to visit Mumbai for a while.

In fact, Istanbulites
can imagine Mumbai.

The population here is 20 million.
It's almost the same as Istanbul.

This means that if you think
about Sirkeci, the Grand Bazaar,

Kadıköy, Besiktas Bazaar on match
days, you can start to imagine

more or less.
Have you started dreaming?

Now I continue.

Istanbul 1600 square
kilometers and 20 million.

This is 600 kilometres, 20 million.

Bombay, or Mumbai by its local name,
is India's second most populous city.

Because it's the richest city.
India's most prominent families,

millionaires and billionaires
choose this city to live in.

First of all,
it has its own natural harbour.

Thus, as in every city close
to the water, it is thrown

into the trade at a very young age.
And it soon becomes a very important

clearing house. Of course, there's
all kinds of fun going on here,

just like there's money everywhere.
And on top of that,

when the heart of Bollywood
cinema starts beating here,

it's like people
are attracted to it by a magnet.

The common problem of all big
and populous cities must be

the rifts between the
economic classes. There are so many

landscapes like this in Mumbai, too.

By the way,
we've gotten used to monkeys

on the street since we came to
India.We were pals like the locals.

These latin letters are something
the Portuguese do.

When they came here,
it was actually used as a temple

left over from the ancient
civilizations.

The Portuguese are also trying
to settle here.

Actually, these are all elephant
carvings, but

the Portuguese do all the damage.
And then,

towards the end of the 1900s,
after UNESCO declared

it a World Heritage site,
they try to fix it again

so the elephants can move on.

it's not always this crowded.

this land, which we call India,
has not been filled with

1.5 billion people in 3 days.
It is claimed that life began around

1.5 million years ago.
And the first human finds

date back to 30,000 before Christ.

Now that we've decommissioned
and started to tour,

there's one other place we'd
like to see: the Gandhi Museum.

And by the mid-1800s, India had
become a colony of Great Britain.

Now the British were doing
what they wanted. At this time,

a little boy was born in the region
called Gucarak,

who would become a writer,
a politician and a lawyer.

Are you ready to meet
our new business?

Hello.
Welcome.

Adjo, right?
Murat.

Nice to meet you.
Me, too. Is that your wife?

Yeah.
Hello.

You're starting to set.
Is that a chicken leg?

Yeah, that's chicken.
We'll hunt with these.

Did you just cut the animal?
-No, I got it at the butcher's.

What do you say to that?
-It's called a Koble.

They call it 'koble'.
Yep.

They say when a chicken is outside,
it produces bacteria.

Is it good that we touch
this with our hands?

That much won't make a difference.
that's how we tie this, right?

Yep.
Are we starting?

Yep.
Are we going to throw it

from right to left?
I don't throw ropes

I don't pick myself, brother.
Grab that end.

I got this place.
I'm like a barber's Apprentice.

It's the wrist, right?
Grab the end.

Now?

Now we'll wait.

What do we do while we wait?
We can fish if you want.

There's good fish here.

You want to go fishing
while you wait for it?

I can see the fish coming,
but the big fish never comes,

they're all small.They touch and run
Is that your life, then?

Yep.

Is this how you usually
hang out with your wife?

Yeah, we love doing things
together. We all hunt together.

Is your wife working?
She's teaching weekdays.

She teaches sewing.
But he's decked out in Italian food.

You make a nice couple.
You sit here together all day.

Yes.
You take her, you come to get crabs.

Fine.

Good. You say you'll show off.
I throw it in a lot of stupid places.

Adjo, when are we
gonna look at these?

We'll have to wait half an hour.
We have to wait.

How many do you keep on a good day?
It's about the water,

but it usually comes out
a lot this season.

Let's get a big Goa crab.

That's how we catch it.

Well, like a crab about this big..
Yes, that's all.

So big does it?
We even catch two kilograms.

Two kilogram does?
Yes.

So, for example,

if you wanted to eat a
two-kilogram crab in a restaurant,

how much would you charge?
It ranges from 900 to 1000 rupees.

900? These little ones?
Yep.

Do you sell to restaurants?
When I keep it too long,

I sell it so it doesn't go
to waste at home.

So according to your account,
if I buy 4 crabs here,

sell 3 of them,
I'll make up for the counter.

Course.
Can we eat one ourselves?

OK.
This is very heavy.

Yes it's heavy.
It came. It came!

That's about it!
It's so pretty.

Now show me if we're
holding this from behind.

Look, it's important that you
hold on to your hind legs.

Is that OK? Hold it like this.
We really got its now.

Pull it. Come, come, come.
Does it exist?

There is.
There is you don't have too?

There you have it.
Good. One in two.

I didn't catch it,
but let's be that different.

I'd say it's about a size or
even bigger than the one we had,

so we caught a crab that was eaten.
One in two.

Should we check that side, Adjo?

Let's look this way.

There's something about this.

This is not empty.

Adjo this is not empty.
It's not really empty.

It's huge!
Yeah, good.

That's what I'm talking about, man!

I can't do this alone.

I think you should do it alone.

I wonder, stop.

We press here like this.
That's how we catch it from here.

Okay. We pay attention to these.

Is that how we hold it?

It's sad to have an animal
behind the back...

Yeah, but that's not
the other way around.

You squeeze your hand.
-You'll get hurt on the other side,

of course, but we're holding it
where it's vulnerable.

That's fine!
Anything on the other side?

There is.
Basket full.

There are two!
If you don't pull it good, it'll fall.

There are two.
Yeah, you're lucky.

Does that normally happen?
It happens, but rarely.

Is that our luck or normal?

Yeah, well,
sometimes there's even 3 of them.

OK good good.

How can you pull out
two crabs and pretend it's normal?

We've got the legs
in the back. Okay.

Full.

Hello.

He's going to drill us like he's
going to drill

this chicken right now, right?
Even more can make it worse.

You need to be careful.
If that was my finger...

Yep.
Let him let himself go first.

Very powerful already.
We can't open his arms.

He needs to let himself go.
You have to let go

when you squeeze so hard, so, yeah.
Yep.

He leaves himself in time.
Yep.

Of course,
the animal is now completely defensive.

It doesn't want to.

We'll wait until it loosens itself.

It gave me a good one, didn't it?
The way to do this, man.

You'll get some, you'll give some.
Yep. Great.

You always gave me the big ones.
You're a guest.

You always got yourself little ones.
I'll manage with these.

Don't worry. You can have these.
Brother, look at this.

That's the reward in itself.
Thank you.

These big ones are delicious.
You'll sell it easier.

Ah, really?
Yeah, they're easy to sell.

Honestly, I can't say no to that.

It's not something
we come across every day.

You can take it.
Thank you.

You're very resourceful.
It was a beautiful day.

You took care of the crab.
You were fine.

Crab?

Special price for you?

What does it say?
Multi cousin bar.

So you make seafood, too.

Do you buy?

How much?
Take 3 and we'll eat the fourth.

So we're actually buying
it somewhere else.

Okay, and I'm not saying you can't
cut a deal with the guy anyway.

Okay, okay, but there's
someone we work with all the time.

I understand, brother,
and I'm not saying that

you should contract
with me and take it from me.

You keep taking it from your
own man, take it from me for today.

Look, that's not true, so we're
always working with the same person

You have a point.
I'm not saying anything. Good luck.

Give 1500 rupees for 3. Cook
this for me and my team. Is it OK?

Okay, I'll get these ready and
bring them to the table.

Okay.
It'll be ready in 10 to 15 minutes.

You can sit across
the table from you.

If you don't know how to hold it,
why do you pick it up?

You broke his leg!

Good luck.

Crab.
I'll sell all this for 2,000 rupees.

And you're gonna cook
that big one for me and my crew.

Okay.

Wait, this is the first time
we've been taken seriously.

He said he'd call the chief.

750 rupees?

I wouldn't sell it that low.
Wouldn't it be?

The not less. I worked all day.

There's crab.

Let's make a deal here.
This is good.

1000-1500 I'll sell whatever
they're paying now.

No need to make a profit, let
it cover the price of the counter.

And don't let the animals
wait any longer.

I've learned to catch crabs, and I'm
getting paid to cover the counter.

What else?
Ok nice closing for Goa.

Of course, they're getting stale,
but I got them about an hour ago.

Look, man, look.
Do you see?

OK.
What say you?

I'll pick them up.
I say 2000 to all of them.

And you're gonna cook us the big one.
How much do you want for it?

Two thousand.
Okay, but how about 1,000?

Not 1000. My day is
more than 1,000 rupees. Sorry.

1500, then.

Okay, no what you say,
no what I say, 1500.

Okay, deal.
Guys, we're eating crabs.

Take it dear.

I mean, I didn't want to insist
that 2000 was the end of the day,

and the animals had slowed down.

I paid 1500 rupees to cover

the damage to the counter.
We made money from the fabric

business by selling the fabrics.
Then we made the damage from

the counter by selling them.
And we eat on top of it.

I think it is great.

Thanks.

Have you ever experienced anything
like this in a restaurant before?

Did you get any money
in the incoming account?

Here's the difference
in the Seyyar Dunya.

Come On Namık, Şükrü.
Turn off the cameras.

Well, come on.

This is the end of our trip to India.

A lot of new people are familiar in
this department,

we've tasted new flavors,
of course we were a little scared

when we tasted them,
but we're still alive,

we've sold new products
and earned our money.

See you in the next chapter,
in a different geography,

in a different culture,
in a different world!