Hana’s writing: https://patreon.com/hanaya21 [00:00 Heading to Denver's Most Famous Flea Market! 02:44 Admiring the Beautiful Colorado Weather & Jet Lag Chat 04:55 Arriving at the Market: Massive Crowds & Traffic 07:43 Stepping Inside the Flea Market (It's Huge!) 09:40 Exploring the Endless Stalls of Used Goods & Tools 12:21 A Defector's Perspective: The Freedom of Objects and Flea Market Culture 01:21 A Defector's Perspective: The Freedom of Objects and Flea Market Culture 14:28 Giant Cucumbers & Spicy Peppers at the Produce Section 16:48 Trying a Delicious Local Snack Sample 18:13 Checking Out Unique Belts, Knives, and Collectibles 21:07 Taking a Quick Break from the Intense Heat 24:38 Wrapping Up Our Denver Flea Market Tour (Final Thoughts) Today I visited an American flea market for the first time. What surprised me most wasn't the things—it was the people. 🇺🇸 Join me as I explore America through the eyes of a North Korean defector. #NorthKoreanDefector #AmericanCulture #FleaMarket #LifeInAmerica #USA #hanaya21
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I love the fact that you keep exploring everyday things instead of just going to tourist spots. Great to see you living like Americans. Just tell Ina there is food there and she is ready to go.
FYI: most. Flea markets aren’t always second hand goods in America
Hello everyone!🤩 Today I'm sharing a video from my first visit to an American flea market. It was nothing like the flea markets I had imagined, and I was genuinely surprised. My favorite thing at the market was the carpets—they were beautiful! Have you ever found something unforgettable at a flea market? I'd love to hear about it in the comments. Thank you, as always, for joining my sisters and me on our journey. 🥰🙏
Hana: "There's lots of food and..." Ina: "Let's GO!"
“They sell everything except fleas.” 😂
So proud of you driving with so much confidence here in America Hana.
Hana your driving is so much better than a lot of Americans😆😆 So glad you both can travel where you want by car.
Im so proud of my fellow Americans for being so warm and nice to you two, you are just really nice good people enjoy America!
That flea market doesn’t look like many people are selling second hand things. They buy things in bulk from countries where things are cheaper and sell them at markets like this. Possibly some things come from Mexico, China, South America, Asian countries, some made in the US.
The song is Bota y Tambo by Puro Sabor Kolombia
It's best to go as early in the morning as possible.
Ina, you could absolutely live here and I would love to have you here. So fun!
I'd like to thank Hanaya for her lane discipline and her appropriate use of turn signals while driving. I, and others, appreciate that sort of thing.
Just a note everything at a flea market is not second hand or used some are homemade crafts and some are bulk purchases of new or discontinued items that still have use the owner of a store may just be trying to sell items that won't sell at his or her store and may bring them to the flea market
Wow.... traveling around the States. Way to go. Wow...
The only way Hana can get Ina to go anywhere is to say... they have a LOT of FOOD there! 😂😂😂
Next time look for a map or directory it should show where the food areas are.
You walked right by a Taco stand when you first entered the flea market. Never be afraid to ask.where the food is. People will always help you. You were hearing Spanish being spoken. Many peoole from Mexico and South America live here. They are good hard working people. This looks like a huge flea market! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Flea markets are always fun places to visit. And if you're able to find the right thing it could either be a priceless treasure or a meaningful personal keepsake. 😀👌❤
Remember, the last thrift store you went to called Goodwill was not actually a normal thrift store! That's what's called a bin store, where they put all of the things out that they don't sell in the proper Goodwill stores. Most thrift stores are like normal stores inside with racks of clothes that are organized.