Meet Jamie. Originally from the UK, he moved to Delhi almost 3 years ago. Jamie told me how living in India made him handle spicy food much better, whether he's faced any prejudices for being British here, and what the biggest misconceptions are that Westerners have about India. Enjoy!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:23 Misconceptions about India
01:58 Prejudices for being British in India
02:38 Language barrier
04:02 Life in Delhi vs London
04:36 Favorite food in India
06:25 What foreigners struggle with in India
08:21 The best things about life in Delhi
09:51 Advice for foreigners in India
11:17 How to make local friends
12:28 New Indian habits
13:49 Cost of living in India
15:59 Things the UK can learn from India

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