WHAT I LOVED MOST ABOUT ARGENTINA WASN'T A LANDSCAPE. IT WAS THIS. What touched me most in Argentina was something simple. Seeing people help each other. On the street. Every day. Strangers helping strangers. There's something unique about that country: Argentines love to help. Deep down, they're good people. And they don't do it to be seen. They do it because it comes from the heart. Watch this video. A man is riding his motorbike. He sees an elderly Person trying to cross the street. And he stops. Drops everything. Helps her cross. Nobody asked him. Nobody was filming it for him. He gained nothing. And yet, he did it. Every time I saw something like this in Argentina, my chest tightened. Because in so many places in the world, you just don't see this anymore. In most places, people walk past. Stare at their phones. Pretend they didn't see anything. Not in Argentina. There, people still care about each other. That's why I don't understand how anyone can hate Argentina. It's a society that is still civilized. That still cares about others. That still has a heart. And that, my friends, is worth more than any landscape in the world. Argentina, protect it. It's your greatest treasure. ¡VIVA ARGENTINA! 🦁⚡️🇦🇷🇵🇹 #Argentina