Thank you. Very excited. Were gonna go talk to people about happiness. Oh, oh, beautiful. You guys are going to like it. Are we gonna find some happiness here . Of course. Yeah . I can feel it. Ok. Trust me. [chuckles] [horns honking] if the point of this journey is to find happiness, i need to force myself out of my comfort zone. So im visiting one of the statistically most optimistic countries on earth. This place is an avalanche of smiles and cheeriness. Iwell, i cant get past the feeling that all this positivity is gonna be the end of me. [nicky blitz blast off] getting too close, better pull on back what if i travel the world, what if i travel the world, explain what makes some places happier than others . Im looking at the ways that where we are effect who we are. It has been said that [inaudible] is the chief force of unhappiness. Well, that is okay. Im already unhappy, so i have nothing left to lose. Holman le pen heres something you dont see every day. Beans, everywhere. I fou
different. and in the united states, it s a very solemn, you re supposed to have a very nice casket, it s very sad. but it seems to be a little bit different here in ghana. yeah. people more we try to put in more fashion and celebration and stuff to it than just crying. oftentimes a ghanaian funerals are epic celebrations, filled with pots of joe law, live music, drinking. and it s unlike anything i ve witnessed back home. let the my father passed away two years ago, and he was a painter. and i m thinking now, we had a very plain wooden coffin for him. but, it would have been great to have maybe some of his students paint some of his paintings on the coffin itself that would have been a really