Chantal Sarault / Chantal Al-Refae / Foodie Beauty - Delusional drug fiend hamplanet mukbanger from Canada trying to be a glamorous online influencer. Pathological liar, huge bitch, narcissist, animal abuser

[Random Internet Person]

boring as shit to live through,

The BBJ arc was pretty fun to go through in real time.

 

[Tiresome]

Chantal is the type who would try to smuggle a bag of cocaine through customs by writing on it in sharpie, "Flour for Baking a Cake for Grandma."

 

[Dog Prom 3D]

Thanks for the correction. Guessing I was so bored that I was paying enough attention, to realise the new apartment he renovated was the new one they got when she was there and not a brand new one to her.

You're not the only one who thought that. I recall her saying it was a new apartment, too, but I guess she meant he did so much work when she was gone that it was like a whole new apartment to her, or something like that.

To be grossly blunt, I have to wonder what the absolute fuck is wrong with Salah if he genuinely installed some sort of shoe rack that discourages wearing shoes in the stink box. She wore the same pair of sneakers sockless for three months last time. The smell from those shoes could blister paint and I can't imagine what her feet smelled like. It's like he's suicidal or never ever plans to be in that flat with her. Either way, people are gonna suffer if she slips her shoes off every time she enters the apartment.

eta: @repentance, indeed, most of the world doesn’t wear shoes inside their homes. But most of the world isn’t married to Chantal, whose feet stank so badly after just a walk in a park with Nader that the odor eventually drove Peetz out of the kitchen. You would think in this specific situation self-preservation would trump tradition and even religious edicts.

 

[repentance]

Chantal is the type who would try to smuggle a bag of cocaine through customs by writing on it in Sharpie "Flour for Baking a Cake for Grandma."

Chantal is the type who would try to smuggle cocaine into Columbia.

To be grossly blunt, I have to wonder what the absolute fuck is wrong with Salah if he genuinely installed some sort of shoe rack that discourages wearing shoes in the stink box. She wore the same pair of sneakers sockless for three months last time. The smell from those shoes could blister paint and I can't imagine what her feet smelled like. It's like he's suicidal or never ever plans to be in that flat with her. Either way, people are gonna suffer if she slips her shoes off every time she enters the apartment.

Arabic Muslims don't generally wear shoes in their homes.

 

[DefCon Dumb]

Okay, she’s successfully re-entered Kuwait so we at least have the general plot direction & dramatis personae figured out, although save for Chantal, I don’t think we’re going to get much dramatis out of this motley crew of personae. Salah doesn’t have the brains to know the best places or times to use his poorly scripted lines & Ms. English Major has got to stop recycling stale teen romance plots.

Kuwait round 1 was a longer lasting LARP than I gave her credit for being able to handle. Sure there were lots of cracks in the facade but she didn’t implode too often or severely.

Her behaviour upon her return to Canada was pretty much on brand & as we’d predicted with the the delightful FFG/FB Feline Fracas bringing us nicely to a short intermission.

Curtain just rose on the second act & the protagonists seem to be forgetting their roles & throwing each other shitty cues. Both are bored with their roles & the ad libbing is not in synch.

She thought she was leaving all her problems behind but she didn’t. She may be able to browbeat Salah, VIBs & others but she can’t order intrusive thoughts away. She still has no control over her impulses or mouth & can’t refrain from reading about herself. All that nasty negativity will fester, leading to increasingly frequent blowouts & dare I suggest? Pseudo-marital strife?

The details & timing of events over the next few months May remain fuzzy but good times await my friends, good times await.

 

[RussianBlonde]

To be grossly blunt, I have to wonder what the absolute fuck is wrong with Salah if he genuinely installed some sort of shoe rack that discourages wearing shoes in the stink box. She wore the same pair of sneakers sockless for three months last time. The smell from those shoes could blister paint and I can't imagine what her feet smelled like. It's like he's suicidal or never ever plans to be in that flat with her. Either way, people are gonna suffer if she slips her shoes off every time she enters the apartment.

Wait till he finds out he's gonna have to cut her toenails for her.

 

[Calgal]

Really just watching her now because shes part Homer Simpson and part frank grimes. Everything she tries for in her half assed way gets taken away eventually. Bibi, coldest water, the edible make up ,cokey ,hiding the cat abuse. She boasts about these things then loses them and rages online.She’s definitely a cockroach but that shoe will drop one day. Just waiting for the next life loss/rage.

 

[WeDon'tNeedToWhisper]

Good God. This is word-for-word Chantal describing boarding the plane in Canada. I didn't leave out a word, I didn't add any words except for the few obvious ones. This bitch is straight up retarded. I know finishing a sentence is not something she's familiar with, but I think this has gone beyond being distracted by the chat. I threw a little bit of punctuation for some clarity.

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“What was I gonna say? Oh yeah, so I had a ticket like I noticed my seat, like my seat, so whenever I went to check in… uh, at the counter, well I checked in but when I went to drop my baggage at the counter I asked the guy, can you check my seat and see if I’m sitting beside anybody So he checked.. he checked, he’s like ‘not right now but I can’t guarantee that somebody won’t be booking that seat like, soon’


So I get on the plane and like, so there’s three seats, there’s one, two, three k? You know there’s the middle seat. I had a window seat - no, wasn’t a window seat….. I don’t know, like, I think I originally picked a window seat so why did he give me… anyway. It feels confusing, this is part of the problem. I get on the plane, I have my luggage, my carry on which is really heavy. And I’m like, where’s my seat?


Like, k-whatever, j-whatever, so she’s like, you’re in the middle. I’m like, in the middle?? Like, guys, like, these seats ARE SMALL. Soooooo, I technically like… I just lucked out all this time. Ummmm, buying one seat and thinking ya know… I’ll get away with it, no one will sit beside me, this time, not so much.

I’m sitting at the window, this middle seat is empty so far there’s this girl on the far end and we’re talking. This oLD MAN comes and he’s like, big enough(huh??) he comes and he’s like, you’re in my seat, the window seat. I’m like, ohhhhhhh noooooo! Sooo, turns out, I wasn’t booked in the middle so I’m not gonna fly 12 hours. I would have had to fly 12 hours in the middle and then like one of the clerks noticed like ok, maybe she’s gonna be uncomfortable so they ACTHULAYY talked to ground staff and were able to rearrange, like… Qatar airlines is the best airline, it’s like the customer service is outstanding. The plane was full, like almost full. AISHA!!!!!!!! HEE-WHEEZE-HEE-WHEEEEEZE-HUUUH-HUUUH-HUUHHH!!!! EXHALE.


No they didn’t have to delay takeoff , they delayed takeoff because they took, like 45 minutes to board everybody. I was soooooo huh-noy-noyy-huh-ed I had to stand there for 45 minutes. My luggage and everyone else was annoyed and… but I thought, ya know what? Just be calm, because… I missed you guys! I missed you too Aisha! Sooo, like, ummm, were almost at the beach…


So, anyway, this is like.. um, if they, they rearranged people so that I had the window and the seat extra beside me so.. for free, for free, I was like, I was like, im so sorry, im willing to pay some for an upgrade. No, no no it’s ok, it’s ok. Thank goodness I hope I don’t have to make this journey again until I lose some weight (lol, k)

Here it is timestamped - Imagine her having a long ass parasite living in her brain, fucking love that for her

 

[stupid frog]

is kuwait one of those shit in the street countries? you know, the sand niggers?

 

[Calgal]

is kuwait one of those shit in the street countries? you know, the sand niggers?

I think they’re all terrible in their own way! You could say the uae doesnt have homeless but they hide them behind billboards.

 

[Circle Sky]

Wait till he finds out he's gonna have to cut her toenails for her.

I hope he refuses to cut them and they curl under and grow into her hideous funcle feet so she experiences the same pain and discomfort BBJ did. Highly unlikely, I know, but it would be sweet justice.

 

[Billie Ross]

I hope he refuses to cut them and they curl under and grow into her hideous funcle feet so she experiences the same pain and discomfort BBJ did. Highly unlikely, I know, but it would be sweet justice.

Let the ER beeze commence...
Delusional GUNT.

 

[LonelyEggRoll]

Salah has moved the washer dryer into the bathroom, which looked like a giant wet room last time she showed it.

An electrical appliance in a wet room, what could go wrong?
Has he taken out life insurance on his wife while she was out of the country??

 

[repentance]

Let the ER beeze commence...

I'd be shocked if Chantal gets through a Kuwait summer without any health emergencies.

I'm pretty sure non-citizens can pay an annual fee to use the Kuwaiti public health system, but that wouldn't apply to people on tourist visas. Likewise, I doubt she can join any of Kuwait's private health insurance providers.

 

[Jumpingintrash]

Let the ER beeze commence...
Delusional GUNT.

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If she really wanted to show off her balls she'd go big, binge on congealed cow tit byproduct and charcoal beeze in an actual Kuwaiti hospital. Alas, with the way she treated Tossed Salads's big toe, I'm afraid we've all got a better chance at winning the lottery.

 

[I call shenanigans]

Let the ER beeze commence...
Delusional GUNT.

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For Salah maybe, but she hasn't realised yet that she doesn't get free healthcare there. Plus she doesn't have travel insurance.

Has he taken out life insurance on his wife while she was out of the country??

No company would cover her for life insurance unless he lied on the paperwork. If he lied, then the insurance would be invalidated as soon as a claim was made.

I'd be shocked if Chantal gets through a Kuwait summer without any health emergencies.

I'm pretty sure non-citizens can pay an annual fee to use the Kuwaiti public health system, but that wouldn't apply to people on tourist visas. Likewise, I doubt she can join any of Kuwait's private health insurance providers.

This was covered a few days ago. Salah is covered as an immigrant. Chantal can't get cover on a tourist visa. She needs travel insurance for emergency cover but that would cost her a bomb with all her health issues.

Plus for any serious health events, travel insurance just gets the patient stabilised enough to be medically repatriated to their home company. They don't keep you in the country you travelled to until you're released if it's cheaper to just fly you back home, because once on home soil their obligation to you as their client ends.

 

[De0daddy]

If yall haven't seen the new couple's channel video, do yourself a favor and go watch. I am literally astonished as to how retardedly delusion Gunt is, I am convinced she has some sort of schizophrenia. And Salah can't even to pretend to be excited about Cutie's landing in Kuwait.

is kuwait one of those shit in the street countries? you know, the sand niggers?

It's Kuwait, not Pakistan nor Afghanistan

 

[LonelyEggRoll]

THE MUSIC!

”What made her this way? What is the attraction? What keeps us fascinated? This is the story of Chantal”.

 

[Doughnutloaf]

If yall haven't seen the new couple's channel video, do yourself a favor and go watch. I am literally astonished as to how retardedly delusion Gunt is, I am convinced she has some sort of schizophrenia. And Salah can't even to pretend to be excited about Cutie's landing in Kuwait.


It's Kuwait, not Pakistan nor Afghanistan

We don’t need to watch that shit, we know.

Kuwait must be a shithole to allow Chantal in after everything she has done. First person I’ve seen openly announce they have emigrated on a tourist visa.

 

[Ben Lurkin']

Let the ER beeze commence...
Delusional GUNT.

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Healthcare for Expats in Kuwait​

Spoiler: Overview of Healthcare in Kuwait

Kuwait’s healthcare system has a reputation of being the best of its kind in the entire Gulf region. The country has five separate administrative areas, and each of these has a general public hospital with 24-hour emergency services. There are several specialist hospitals, too, in each of these regions. Most hospitals across Kuwait don’t have a long waiting period.

Kuwait’s booming economy has helped the country maintain exceptional healthcare standards over the years. Many of the hospitals across the country are equivalent, if not better, than most modern hospitals in the world. Several internationally-trained doctors work at these hospitals, which is why no one faces communication issues here. However, better facilities also mean expats are shelling out more money. To avoid financial strain, we recommend expats to obtain an international insurance plan. It will take care of medical expenses during an emergency.

Spoiler: How the Kuwaiti Healthcare System Works for Expats

Healthcare services offered at Kuwait’s public hospitals are available for free to all the citizens of the country. Expats have to pay up a certain annual fee to obtain the same standard of medical assistance in the country. However, you would have to pay a separate fee for specialized tests such as X-ray. With the recent uptick of expatriates in Kuwait, many people have concerns about long waiting periods in hospitals.

Spoiler: Public Healthcare for Expats in Kuwait

Expats can access public healthcare facilities in Kuwait, just like the natives, by paying a certain annual fee.

However, expats may have to wait in queues now and then at a few of these hospitals.

Most of the natives prefer only to seek medical aid through the free public healthcare system. On the other hand, expats need to get themselves a medical card in Kuwait before they can access healthcare services here. They can get one by producing their civil ID card while registering with a nearby hospital or clinic.

Spoiler: Private Healthcare in Kuwait

Private healthcare in Kuwait has even better facilities. It is known to be one of the best in the world. Private hospitals in the country offer better medical assistance with minimal or no waiting time. Also, unlike the public system, at private hospitals, there are no restrictions on expats to avail of the optimum treatment, making the Kuwait healthcare system beneficial for digital nomads. Their fee is usually on the higher end despite government regulations, but expats who have a comprehensive international health insurance plan shouldn’t have to worry much.

Spoiler: Pharmacies in Kuwait

There are adequate pharmacies available in every administrative region of Kuwait. Even many private hospitals and clinics have pharmacies of their own. Under guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health, the cost of every medicine is more or less the same at all pharmacies. Even supermarkets sell few non-prescriptions drugs.

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In Kuwait, ‘too many foreigners’ becomes a frequent refrain in healthcare​

KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Kuwait’s first new government hospital in more than three decades will soon open its doors —
but only to Kuwaiti citizens.

Many see the new, citizens-only hospital as a step too far.

“They were granted their workers’ visa. They deserve to be treated with dignity,” Dr. Yousef al-Muhanna, a 34-year old general surgeon, said of the migrant workers.

The discrimination goes against the Hippocratic Oath, he says. “We are not supposed to look at their passports – we are supposed to deal with their medical conditions.”

The shift started sometime last year, when hospitals and clinics in Jahra, west of the capital, and the Amiri Hospital in Kuwait City began barring expatriates from morning visits for non-emergency services.

Recently, lawmaker Safaa al-Hashem told the media in Kuwait’s parliament that “expats are crowding our hospitals and competing with us for the air we breathe in hospital waiting rooms.”

She complained that many foreigners bring families on visitor visas to enjoy Kuwait’s health care benefits, including deliveries, gastric bypass surgeries, cancer treatment, and other procedures.

“Isn’t time for us to put an end to this? We must reform the current system; we must impose taxes on expatriates, not on Kuwaitis,” she said.

“As an Arab expat, when you go to the West, they call you a terrorist or refugee,” said Egyptian architect Waleed Shalaan, who has been living in Kuwait since 1999 and considers it his home. “You go to the Gulf states, they call you a leech or a parasite.”