>> yes, >> jimmy: arusha? arush -- >> arusha. >> jimmy: arusha. >> yeah. >> jimmy: arkadina? arkadina. >> it's okay. >> jimmy: sorry -- i'm -- i just -- >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: i barely graduated high school. >> it's crazy. me neither. >> jimmy: altaluna? >> altalune, yeah. >> jimmy: altalune. florence. >> florence. >> jimmy: thurman-busson. >> yes. well the last part -- you -- makes sense, right? >> jimmy: yeah, thurman-busson. i got that one, yes. but way that is a -- that's a good name. >> i know, i know. well, you know, well my daughter came up with the best excuse -- was i probably wouldn't get to have any more children. so i put every name that i like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, into one last child? >> no, well, we couldn't quite agree on the name. we call her luna. so she's lucky that way. >> jimmy: okay, you call her luna. >> she's lucky luna. then the rest you can just, you know -- >> jimmy: exactly. >> name her own children all these interesting names. >> jimmy: that's true. yeah. you could --kid can be named after you -- you could have ten kids. >> absolut

entrar en esta oficina de turismo, a ver si recopilo un poco de información que hay de ver aquí en arushaue quiero localizar una agencia donde puedan alquilar avionetas para hacer un vuelo charter por encima del kilimanjaro. decididamente voy a alquilarla porque hemos sacado un buen precio. ya tengo ganas de ver que se ve desde ahí arriba y sobre todo voy a ver el kilimanjaro ♪ pues aquí estamos en el aeropuerto. y hemos quedado con el piloto, un tal mateo y no hay nadie y tampoco hay ninguna medida de seguridad porque estamos aquí dentro y... bueno pues... pues no sé, dónde estará este hombre. mateo. no me lo puedo creer. he contratado un vuelo para sobrevolar el cráter del kilimanjaro. no tengo muy claro, que esta avioneta monomotor y sin puerta sea capaz de alcanzar los 6500 metros de altura. vamos con un tipo que primero me dice que le da igual volar con hielo después que vamos a subir a 6500 metros con las puertas abiertas y 25 bajo cero y viene en mangas de camisa no sé si darme la vuelta otra vez ¿eh? ¡ja,ja,ja! voy a cambiarme de pantalón. ¡ja,ja,ja! pues va a dar comienzo la locu

i am living in arusha, tansania. >> what do you do for a living? >> my profession is tour guide. just driving and i arrange some safaris for those who want to go to national park. i bring them close to the animals. >> what does globalization mean to you? >> maybe people who are coming to visit the other countries or bring some business like chinese. they bring us like this motorbikes and like that. >> what makes you happy? >> i am happy to be with my family. this is my son and this is my wife. for me to (follow?) about the god is make me joy. he give us life, food and everything. >> what's your favourite food? >> my favourite food is meat and milk, because i am a massai. on safaris we eat rice, chicken, potatos, and african dishes. >> what worries you? >> i worry about some animals, maybe they just will disappear, because some peoples are killing them. they use the horns and just use to sell it, and the lions they kill them they sell the skin. >> which country would you like to visit? >> spain, ibiza. i have some friends there and i like some music too. i like to make party in ib