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[@sk-sm9sh]

Plastic bags are not free. It's illegal in europe for shops to give away plastic bags for free. Idea is that somehow this is going to reduce plastic pollution.

[@RamsesTheFourth]

Its just reducing the weight of my wallet.

[@Gartos_CZ]

nah the small bags are free here

[@draculakickyourass]

EU: do not put you shoppings in plastic bags,it's not ecological,because they will get to the garbage. Also EU : be ecological, buy plastic garbage bags and put your recycling garbage in 4 plastic bags. Can you explain this to me? I'm dumb,i couldn't find any logic of this.

[@SaraKvammen-tx7qc]

So stupid,while everything you buy is packed in so much plastic

[@lkrnpk]

But probably there are less of them used because when I go to a store I take the plastic bag I bought last time... or god knows when I bought it, so they are re-used... i think that is also why some people use them just to carry stuff around, it's convenient, you always have one by hand because you will go to a shop after work

[@Radim002]

"cheaper than water...but beer mostly is water" In USA is true that beer is mostly water :D

[@LMB222]

no longer. They have breweries now.

[@MultiVulture]

@@LMB222 So they're brewing the water now ? How revolutionary

[@davidpelc]

We in Czech republic have competition with Germany who owns the national tradition of socks in sandals.🤣

[@Tomasmoravia]

I think it prevailed from Middle Ages. Legionaries used to wear socks and sandals it’s more hygienic than bare foot in sandals. Not fashionable just practical for hundreds of years.

[@davidpelc]

@@Tomasmoravia That´s nice, Germans and Czechs following old Roman tradition. 😝

[@Holilo7]

​@@davidpelc This is just a friendly concession after we kicked the Romans' asses in AD 9.

[@netkv]

i'd say, we, czechs are wining so far, germans seem to be too much "civilised"

[@detoxy85]

we co-invented this brother, like them good beers

[@Dr3amWorks]

Hey mate 😂😂😂 born and raised in CZ - very comfortable country to live in. The video was old already 5 years ago - and of course, exaggerated but to some extent, played exactly on the archetypes we used to have here - about 20 years ago. But tell you one thing, it’s 1000% better these days :] You should come and visit! (Beer rules!)

[@kvenyd5488]

The guy who made the video is Slovak, so we don´t have to care about his opinion anyways😂

[@hanselvogis5142]

@@kvenyd5488 The guy who made the video currently lives in Czechia.

[@PeklyCZ]

@@hanselvogis5142 Half of slovakia lives in Czechia. There is actually more things then just Tatry and Bratislava :D

[@woodcraft_cz]

Czech Republic is an awesome place to live (expat here)

[@martind5653]

20 years ago was... 2004... OH MY ATHEIST GOD!

[@RusBrother1991]

It’s not dirty water. It’s beer he is sitting in

[@hellmalm]

Czech beer is my religion as well, best in the world! I'm Swedish by the way, we make ok beer as well (maybe not as good a German or dutch but still good.) Try Mariestad (export) in you are in Sweden some time. Cheers my Czech friends! 🇸🇪❤🇨🇿 🍺

[@sammyforyourentertainment2203]

Cheers Lad!🇨🇿

[@1976spirik]

Zdravím z Česka 🇨🇿

[@publicminx]

@helimalm: Czech beer was also created by Germans (just like the prototype of the Dollar in Joachimsthal). keep in mind that Bohemia had not just also many Germans but was historically also part of the Holy Roman Empire (just like the Netherlands, Belgium, North Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Luxemburg etc.).

[@peete9479]

@@publicminx true that! the most famous Czech beer was brewed by a German brewer who was hired by the townspeople of Pilsen (because the beer culture was there, just beer was like american beer, pisswaser). He used specific local ingredients to create the first batch of Pilsner Lager beer and thus created a national treasure of the Czech lands, which later became known as Pilsner Urquell.

[@matejrichter2120]

Cheers my Sweeden friend 🍻

btw plastic bags are not free in Europe... at least countries I know

[@SatieSatie]

In Austria, we only get paper bags. Plastic bags were completely banished in 2020, except for the very light biodegradable ones that are (rarely) used for fruit and vegetables. I believe it's an EU regulation? I'm not sure how many countries have actually implemented it.

[@davidpelc]

@@SatieSatie I am not 100% sure, but i think the plastic bags sold in supermarkets here in Czech republic has to be also biodegraable. Because when i am going to Billa or Tesco, they sell just biodegradable plastic bags (together with paper bags)

[@Northerner-NotADoctor]

@@SatieSatie Yeah, It's the EU regulation, and all the EU states I visited implemented it.

[@SatieSatie]

@@Northerner-NotADoctor And yet so many Europeans in the comments say plastic bags aren't free and you're being charged for them, which is only possible if you can still get them.

[@Northerner-NotADoctor]

@@SatieSatie Ah, ok, so the Austrian regulation is even harsher than the general European one.

[@leeuwerik2]

The split between Czech and Slovaks was decided by both governments. Czecho-Slovakia was a Federation, and Slovakia's political representatives wished to change it to a Confederation with "backup" from the central government if something went wrong. People on both sides don't want to split, but there was no referendum on this issue. In retrospect, it was a good move. It cleans the table between Czech and Slovaks.

[@maramkura]

well, mullet or not, Prague is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking cities in the world.

[@alidemirbas6566]

Yes, really breathtaking. Cause of smokers everywhere, even inside public buildings or hotel rooms. Worst country on earth regarding polluted air and protection of non smokers.

[@maramkura]

@@alidemirbas6566 😁😁 well, that's your problem, non-smoker.

[@johnnyz.9684]

No way.

[@trapeh]

@@alidemirbas6566What? Smoking inside most buildings has been illegal for like 7 years now

[@Ilikebeatzzz]

​@@alidemirbas6566 Stop lying please.

[@MissFaerlynn]

The simple reason as for why Czechoslovakia got split into two separate countries is because we were two separate countries/areas in the past (before WW1 (Czechia was mostly regions of Bohemia and Moravia, Slovakia was considered to just be northern part of hungary and there were long-standing efforts to basically eliminate slovak nationality) and during WW2 (Nazis made Czechia into its protectorate, Slovakia became a satelite state of nazi Germany)) and we were always basically just two nations living in their own land but with a joint country. It was only post-wars times when we were a single country but as the freedom became a thing after communism left our land, we decided to peacefully split into two separate countries with the start of 1993.

[@neuralwarp]

It annoys me that Czechs have a perfectly good name for their country, but they made up an unpronounceable one for foreigners to use.

[@petrskupa6292]

@@neuralwarpYou mean Bohemia? Unfortunately Bohemia is not appropriate name for our country, because it is just about half of the country. The other part is Moravia and Bohemia + Moravia = Czechia (It’s the same as calling the whole Britain by the name “England” - the Scots would kill You, if You’d call the whole of of our country by Bohemia - the Moravians would kill You. Literally. They wouldn’t suffer to be called Bohemians. We in Bohemia and people in Moravia do accept as having one nation, yet divided by history and tradition into two historical regions. Or another example would be “Holand” as Holand is just one region within Netherland - not the entire country) Don’t worry, we generally don’t like the “Czechia” either. It’s relatively new name, invented to circumvent the common misconception about Bohemia and misunderstanding about history.

[@FadedLightBluePink]

@@petrskupa6292 You forgot Silesia 😀

[@petrskupa6292]

@@FadedLightBluePink True. Just the Silesian folks aren’t so sensitive about it 😆

[@hanavesela5884]

You have to pay about 0,5 usd for a plastic bag like that here in Czechia.

[@pophap]

the video is 5 years old i thing, than was blastic bag for free.

[@petrnovak7235]

@@pophap The original video is in 2018 and I am pretty sure at that time plastic bags weren't free. The law banning that was passed way before that, though many stores were, actually, quicker than the law and started to monetise them way back in early 2010s.

[@baristika]

He is from Slovakia, he stole it.

[@domieszter]

ohh the sarcasm of PPPeter's videos goes straight over his head lol😁😁😁

[@annaskacelova8840]

I am Czech and this video would be accurate if it was like 20 years old. No one dress that way just homeless people and mullet is really rare. Drinking alcohol and driving is unacceptable in our country so no alcohol beer isn´t a problem just because it has no alcohol in it. It just taste teribble so most drivers drinks soda or water. But one think he´s right about, beer is really cheaper than water :D specially in restaurants

[@takzereingkare3746]

Outside of Prague.... yeah, it is still a thing 😂

[@berounmv7024]

1:47 In the Czech Republic, we have a zero tolerance for alcohol when driving a car.

[@CDTC666]

There were several reasons for the split. The main was that indeed, Slovaks felt inferior and wanted emancipation. Well, officially. The true reason was just pure hunger for power of a few individuals in politics. Yes, as a Czech I have to admit that our side pretty much screwed Slovaks over, but not in the way you might think. When there were conferences about the split, our side was already preparing for it, having new notes and coins created when nothing was officially final. To sum it up, you could say we threw them overboard. Sadly, it seems (and according to quite a lot of historians) it was mainly the power, that was interesting. The general public on both sides didn't really want it initially, but then there were some massive campains to promote the split, mainly on the Slovakian side. Czechs on the other hand were reminded of the Slovakian (mostly forced) allying with the Nazi Germany in WWII, and pretty much repeating the "emancipation". While the split was more or less peaceful, Slovakia had it bad. And after the recent elections, they are going to be f*cked again, pretty much by the same mafiosos as before, now obviously in tow with the russian narative.

[@paulbeneder9337]

Maybe some part of the reason is founded in the history of both nations, especially the fact that Bohemia was part of the HRR (and Prague even it’s capital for a quite long time) and Slovakia not…? 🤔

[@milokojjones]

@@paulbeneder9337 Nah, that sort of history was too long ago to have like a solid effect on the split. If anything, it would have probably been the result of the Austria Hungary situation.

[@ESCLuciaSlovakia]

PPPeter has also "The Slovak Vlog" playlist on his channel, it's a few videos of him visiting interesting places in Slovakia and it's in English too, I definitely recommend it. He is popular is Slovakia and he has two separate channels: PPPíter only shows up in Slovakia (and Czech Rep. tto I guess) and PPPeter in the rest of the world, because he had some issues with the algorithm.

[@SharnLugonn]

I hate when people criticize socks in sandals. It is very practical. When I was younger I did not care about what other people thought, I wore socks in sandals and the result - less sweating, could walk for hours and never had any sores or whatever on my feet. Without socks I walk for 15 minutes and on the edges of the leather where it touches your skin I get calluses and whatnot. Also let's face it, most people's feet are not the pinnacle of beauty so there is no need to show them.

[@hstrykid]

I can't agree more. Especially old men's feet! How often I've nearly thrown up my lunch on the tram after looking down to see a pair of twisted, claw-toed feet in sandals, can't be counted. I'll GLADLY take socks in sandals for that reason alone. ;-)

[@lordoflams]

the saying beer is cheaper than water is true in pubs, where you cannot order tap water, only bottled water and that is really expensive.

[@Rencol666]

Im 35yo czech and let me tell you, i could count on fingers how many times i have seen someone dressed like that, and half the time it was german tourists

[@theoteddy9665]

shoutout to PPPeter❤️🙋🇨🇿🇸🇰

[@aprikoseprivat8421]

Being from Germany, Czech Beer culture ist really good, go there, Ryan...

[@alidemirbas6566]

I brought lots of bottles home to Germany. Tastes well. But then I noticed the beer includes weird ingrediants. Sweeteners or corn for instance.

[@Pidalin]

@@alidemirbas6566 Czech beer is made the same as German beer, because of another weird EU laws, producers better writte ingrediences which are not even there, but they want to make sure that they named all potential alergens to be sure that you "knew" about that if there was actually something.

[@publicminx]

all: the famous Czech Beer sorts were anyway created by Germans (Pilsner for instance by the Bavarian brewery master Josel Groll) ... and also the name 'Anhaeuser-Busch' (for the Czech and US-American companies) sounds for a reason not Chinese, Slavic or Swahilli. Eberhard Anheuser was from Bad Kreuznach (Rheinland Pfalz/Germany) and Adolphus Busch from Kastel (Hessen/Germany) ...

[@matejrichter2120]

Czech here. Some of those things are a exaggerated but I gotta agree with some of them. But man. Socks in sandals are good. Maybe a bit hot from time to time in summer but otherwise its good and you won't have blisters if you walk for long time.

[@hansopitz8660]

Do his Slovakia video too! Greetings from 🇨🇿🍺.

[@michalkuban9888]

Definitely check "The Worst Things about Slovakia" while you are at it, dissing his (and my) own country is even better. Ofc. I live in Czech Republic, the mentality is much closer to my heart for many reasons (not just the funny ones in this video).

[@SilvieFicova]

jdu na to, to musím vidět :D

[@helenroberts1107]

I’ve been to Prague and loved it and didn’t see anything bad about

[@arnodobler1096]

Only the Taxi drivers there 😡

I see my Czech brothers I like it...

[@rodier_ratafakus]

Well water is free in good restaurants. but in many, they sell bottled water from mineral sources.. so that is why its more expensive than beer.

[@user-eb6id4bi9r]

He also made the Worst Things about US video 😁

[@Mohg_Lord_of_Blood_666]

Trump should be in that video

[@trezalkapeliskova2121]

Some good thing about Czechia to offset the negativity: - Castles and chateaus. So many beautiful castles and chateaus. Even if some of them are just ruins, they still have their charm. (Plus the Prague Castle is supposed to be one of the largest castle complexes in Europe) - Classical music. Call me basic, but Vltava by Bedřich Smetana owns my heart. - We produce really good beer AND wine. - The oldest university in the central Europe. - The word "robot" is of Czech origin (created by a Czech writer Karel Čapek).

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Czechia is huge in porn business. Most of professional porn is shot there. Pornography legalization in the Czech Republic started in 1993 following the Velvet Revolution, when the country went from being communist to being a liberal democracy.

[@beldin2987]

Yeah, when it comes to porn, Prague is like the European Los Angeles, only without the third world situation they have in the US of course. Inside Skid Row - With Soft White Underbelly’s Mark Laita kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKvHeYSLgL6GabM

[@Pidalin]

Funny is that most of those actress are russian and it's just shot here because porn is illegal in russia, but for some reason, foreigners think that all Czech girls are pornstars, but they are all russian.

[@publicminx]

there is indeed a lot of porn from Czech (and it gets a certain focus due to some topics like glory hole etc.), but most porn is (BY FAR) created in Germany. UK btw. sucks in this regard (even if a little hub exists) due to extreme repressive laws ...

[@kecenavrtep]

@@beldin2987Iam pretty sure you have seen "Rychlý prachy".....They are fucking literaly around my house. Do you remember the one with old blonde lady? You can see my house in this video :)

[@kecenavrtep]

@@publicminxhave you ever masturbated during any german porn?

[@lukashurek8344]

What can I say as a Czech guy? hmm After watching this I will take on my sandals with socks of course (because it's simply much more comfy) step out of my flat and decide in what pub in 10 metres radius from my doors I will go to take a tap beer and smažák (frying cheese with french fries) for a dinner and remind how much better, nicer, cheaper, better quiality and happier my life is here than it was I lived in Toronto in Canada :D

[@SatieSatie]

I was sure that most EU countries banished plastic bags altogether like Austria but apparently, I was wrong. We went from charging for plastic bags to completely replacing them with paper ones. (I simply refuse to believe that the Austrian government did something... actually sensible for once?)

[@lkrnpk]

No, they are not banned, replaced by bio-degradable (and the price hiked) and there are cheaper paper options available I believe, but not completely banned in most EU at least

[@Pidalin]

That sounds nice, but those paper bags very often have plastic transparent part for no reason and also sizes are totaly useless, you can't but 10 kaiserkas there or one big bread. It's the same like with paper straws, it's completely useless, so I don't buy anything with a straw anymore, so that law works after all. 😀

[@SatieSatie]

@@Pidalin No, they're made of 100% recycled paper, no transparent plastic parts. And most of the people bring their own cloth bags anyway, which can carry more than the average plastic bag from the supermarket.

[@Pidalin]

@@SatieSatie maybe they already banned even that type with small plastic window, but it was very common for a long time, carry cloth bag is something very communist for me beying from Czech Republic, but it's returning and people do it again, you can even buy new retro version of communist bag from pre1989 time, it was just net with holes, so it was super small, you could carry it in your pocket and everyone had this during communism 😀

[@cssourcepl]

Socks and sandals + plastic bag are also national attributes in Poland ;)

[@jozefkostelansky]

I am a Slovak living in Slovakia but I consider this video to be extremly uncorrect. Althouth it is only a joke and parody. One thing is, when Czechs are kidding themselves, but completely another thing is, when it does somebody from abroad, especially from Slovakia. But maybe this guy has been living in Czech Republic for a long time, so he can afford it. Otherwise he could be "a dead man". 😁😁 Of course, this video is a huge exaggeration. On the other hand it is quite funny. For a Slovak author it is strong, but if the author were a Czech, it would be weak... 😀

[@miooxavier6224]

I am a Czech living in Slovakia and this video is completely fine in my opinion.

[@petrnovak7235]

Funny, that the original video is not available to watch in my country, which, of course, is Czechia 😁 Though, I think that must be a new thing. I vaguely remember seeing this video years ago.

[@babetik_]

Nie nie, Peťo má len oddelené kanály pre czsk, ten je pppiter :) má to tak preto, že anglicky začal točiť pre zahraničných divákov, ale kvôli jeho popularite mu tam chodili hlavne czsk ľudia, čo ovplyvňovalo algoritmy a kanál nerástol tým zahraničným smerom.

[@eliskakordulova]

Hey Ryan, thanks for checking out a video about my country 🍻🇨🇿 Very cool. Definitely check out other vids as well 😊 There's a good one about the CZ/SK split made by History Matters.

[@FukaLata]

Fuck yeah! Sandals and socks, plastic bag in hand - Polish brothers share your taste in fashion my fellow Czechs! Cheers! 🍺🍖

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Spaniards are also not keen on fashion even though Spain is a birthplace of Zara, Adolfo Domínguez, Mango and more

[@Dandus99CZ]

I saw legendary mullet (the last one) few times. He works in hospital in Brno

[@rockrane1]

Im a finn. I really do love the taste of beer😁 so i mostly drink alcohol free beer. Of course allso normal beer.an' believe me Its a lots of beer😂 In my opinion czechs made world best beers. 🤘

[@michaelachatelle]

I'm a Czech and this video makes me cringe 😑 Never understood why so many people use Balkan music for Czech yt vids. Like we have a completely different culture over here. Nvm. I love all your reaction videos 🙂

[@Pidalin]

There is reason that PPPeter regioblocks his videos for Czech viewers, he is just riding on that "slavic russian accent" vawe and hunting views. It's kind of funny, but it's also kind of offensive because his faked accent is not Czech or Slovak accent and you already said that music is not our culture.

[@monicaontheroad]

😂🇨🇿 exaggerated but funny, although it's interesting that the original video cannot be played in the Czech Republic. 😂

[@detoxy85]

PPPPeter is one of the best KZbin Channels period.

[@Messius]

Socks in sandals have been worn since Roman times btw.

[@sandrap.3399]

Plastic and Paper Bags in EU are not free...

[@falkberlin]

In the Czech Republic there is the capital Prague. That’s what all overseas visitors know and visit. But there is more… Great places, towns. THE hidden gem, off the tourist tracks, is, three hours from Prague or 2 1/2 hrs from Vienna, OLOMOUC in Moravia, used to be settled by bohemian-german speaking residents till 1945, then named “Olmütz”. Young folks, good spirits, restaurants, bars, beer places, cafes, loads of great historical buildings, old fortifications, lovely places to stay, hotels… “czech“ it out, e.g. here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqjYp4x8h9imidksi=zpDijzfYPIv3DJGq or else. So, when are you finally coming to Europe? You do have more knowledge about Germany and places by now than perhaps the US ambassador to Germany 😊 And, by the way: Great work your channels, always charming, very diplomatic, very fair, very informative! Join the State Department! Greetings from the Polish Baltic coast, no real distances here in Europe.

[@tetrax8367]

I'm from the Czech Republic, but this is simply the truth😂

[@ptking5536]

Now that you dived in.. You have to react to every country from PPPeter!! xD

[@l3monstudio836]

His videos are here so often im here way too often and i enjoy that

[@nolasyeila6261]

of course - more videos, more subs, more $$$

[@micade2518]

After that horror show :o))), you might like to see a more conventional documentary on that beautiful country, here: "Prague" and "The Czech Republic Beyond Prague" - Rick Steves' Europe (on YT).

[@maedvid11]

Plastic bags are not free btw. They are really cheap, but you have to pay

[@Pidalin]

I would say that most of people is used to have few of them with you when you go shopping, you don't really buy them anymore. I don't use them at all, I mostly have backpack or put it into bags on my bike. People who go there by car just move shopping cart to their car and put it directly to car, you don't see people packing everything into bags like 20 years ago.

[@Dolph681]

PPPetar channel is great, you got to see more of his videos.

[@werex3]

You can do it, Ryan, we'll be waiting for you this year, ok 👀 (Lol, the original video is not availeble in czechia)

[@VojtaTravnik-cj2xo]

HOW? HOW? HOW?! DID YOU DO THAT THEY ARE LITTERALY INDESTRUCTIBLE! 4:11

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

Plastic bags are both free and not, if you buy a couple of bell peppers or onions, or bread, the bag will be free. But at the checkout an extra bag will cost around $1 (not sure, it's been a while) (Sweden)

[@TheNovakon]

He is from slovakia. Yes this explains a lot (i am czech) 😀

[@LMB222]

3:10 Prague is the most underrated city in Europe - but also the biggest trourist trap. Worth visiting? Beyond the scale "yes". Need to check the change they give you? Absolutely yes, even after 20 beers.

[@somebodylovingA]

I laughed a lot. I guess it was true lots of years ago, but not much today. Except the beer drinking 🤣

[@grul6527]

Great video about my country. See it is pretty accurate even today.

[@petrlorenc7230]

Hehe, sounds about right. Greetings from Prague!

[@allenwilliams1306]

I can enjoy a Czech lager, but I tend to drink (hard) cider, of which we, in the UK, drink more than the rest of the world combined.

[@saladspinner3200]

I once went all out on cider in a pub in Canterbury, worst hangover of my life.

[@Mirekluk]

One thing Peter didn't include is our sense of humour. We love to shit at anything. Including ourselves. If you wonder how bad it is, Nazi's called us Laughing hyienas because just someone occupying and terrorizing your territory doesn't exclude them from being target. In fact, it makes us joke even harder in retaliation.

[@cykablyat9449]

Peter is really hilarious, hes a Slovak KZbinr but I think he moved to Czech Republic

[@davidv771]

of course.. who would want to live there 😂

[@miooxavier6224]

@@davidv771 For example, me, you smart. I am a Czech living in Slovakia.

[@davidv771]

@@miooxavier6224 just one question.. why? 😃

[@miooxavier6224]

@@davidv771 For example, so that I don't have to deal with the kind of primitivism you display here.

[@davidv771]

@@miooxavier6224 i believe, Asians are different

[@quandasim]

why is the original video unavailable from Czech Republic?;)

[@andywessel]

Fun video. But seriously. Prague and the Czech republic is s great destination. Friendly, beautiful and safe. And the beer is fantastic. I go there with friends, the wife and i even whent with my two small kids. We all lived it. It’s aldo s bargain compared to Lindon, Paris, Rome and other typical cities Americans visit in Europe. If tou go to Europe, the Czech republic is a great European insider tip. Cheers from Norway. By the way. It’s a myth that you have to dress fancy in Europe. Maybe a bit in Paris, Milan and Rome but we mostly wear jeans and sneakers 😎

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

Non alcoholic becoming more common in australia

[@Patrick_RBX]

Obviously this is very very exaggerated

[@contiplays]

As a Czech, plastic bags are not free, something around 4-10 CZK (around 0,20 - 0,40 USD), and this is kinda accurate, a bit of exaggeration, but accurate. And yeah, we used to be number 2 in the unhealthiest in the world.

[@bognagruba7653]

Is it true that Americans don't use electric kettles?!

[@Pidalin]

Yes and with their 110V system, it would be really a slow kettle, when you have 16A fuse, it gives you "nice" 1760W for one socket circuit, but typical european kettle can have like 1,8-2 kw and it still heats few minutes to boil that water.

[@nikolavlcek]

This reminds me a lot of the early Czech youtube scene in the 2011-2015 era.

[@alexia2189]

You should see Peter's video about Germany. :)))

[@thomaspancner]

Go to Czechia and see on your own eyes. You will see its a bit diferent.

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Forgot to mention. Plastic bags are not free in Europe.

[@redeye8386]

Ngl many times beer is cheaper than some waters. About that fashion joke i saw some older people with similiar autfit even nowadays xd and nope. Not like in US . Here we need pay for those plastic bags or paper one but are many times more pricely than plastic one and fun fact sometimes those plastic cost more than some beer in shops with you could a get like 1 and half of can for same price if its some sale of beer then even 2 big beers from supermarket for same price how that 1 plaatic bag xd. I am from Slovakia with is really similiar to czech republic and in past we was even 1 country and our language is really similiar too

[@LailasMochi]

The best part about this is being able to understand the Czech parts bcs in Czech it’s way funnier that in English lmao 💀💀

[@dogostein3119]

4:14 no they are NOT they are aprox 2$

[@dianedee7919]

I think that was more of a comedy sketch thing. About 10 years ago I went to CR for a trip. My hubby and I took a roadtrip from Germany to Prague (Czech Republic. We only spent a few days there, but the absolute worst part for us was when we went to leave the city to get on the main highway back.to Germany, the darn signs kept directing us back to the city. The signs were lying to us. It took 3 tries before we eventually got out. We swore we'd never go back. There were alot of roadside begging and cheaters, so be careful. It made it hard to enjoy yourself there.

[@treedude2556]

Mate, I'm Czech and I have been laughing so hard for an hour and half.

[@BlauImHerzen]

The cheapest beer in Germany costs €0.25 for a 500ml can and the beer is even from a good manufacturer ^^ so you get 2 liters of BEER for 1€ ! So it's actually cheaper than water in Germany^^ The brand is "0.5 Original" ^^

[@ebbhead20]

Shopping bags are not 10 dollars yet... But they're never been free in Europe Ryan. The big one will set you back 50 cent or so in Denmark.

[@Pidalin]

"big one" is even more expensive here in Czechia, in some supermarkets, you pay even more than 1 euro for better bag

[@ebbhead20]

@@Pidalin well they're getting there.. I collect my bags so haven't bought one in 5-6 years. I got a drawer full of them.. So they do go up a lot. So maybe covid did that to bags here too idk? But plastic had been phased out the last 4 years or so. Some use these high end fiber ones now. Biodegradable stuff. So they are like 2 dollars in some shops.

[@SpectatorOfLife]

'Reasonable price? They are free!" Man i wish.

[@janprosek6930]

I'm from Czech Republic 😂🇨🇿

[@PMeier-nc5lf]

Czechs drink too much beer, Greetings from Germany. 🤣

[@hanafris3449]

this video is just a joke, please don't take it seriously🤣🤭🙄

[@BioWorkAgency]

The reason why Czechoslovakia split is NOT interesting. Basically Slovaks wanted their own country and Czechia said "ok"

[@DanielAusMV-op9mi]

Czech is not the only category of countries on porn sites lol

[@Pidalin]

ocfourse it's not, it's just a meme here 😀

[@-imFrance-]

Who from in Czech Republic 😂😂😂🇨🇿🇨🇿

[@tomplaycz5289]

The West thing Is a city named Brno

[@takzereingkare3746]

Jeeez, I laughed so hard I almost cried. Of course, it is exaggerated, but it has merits. It is a beer bath, one of the weird things tourists believe the Czechs to do daily, since yes, beer is cheaper than water. Also, non-alco beer really became a thing since the past 5 years and nobody bats an eyelash at you. But so worth the joke 😂.

[@Tulenoslav]

I am Czechistanian. That vid was pure facts

[@user-fe4rz8wr8o]

5:32 it was most peacefull split in the whole world

[@Asghaad]

"im deffinitelly have to watch "something" good about the Czech republic after" ... right after seeing vid where its mentioned that Czechs have theyr own "entertainment cattegory" on certain sites ... riiight ...

[@Absmnd647]

pppeter! nice! his whole channel is so funny:)

[@loolkokos]

as a czechian i can confirm i have seen some of this happen my self so yeah aspecially the spit one thats just czechia for ya or Česko for you

[@Ajrocket]

The funny thing is that the video is not available for my country, despite I am located in the Czech Republic... ah, those Slovaks.

[@indrutudoriu8694]

in romania i think the plastic bag its 1 leu currency or 50 bucks

[@HrabeSudetsky]

As a Czech, i can confirm that this video is based on true facts.

[@flamer7763]

sandals and socks are just the best :D i feel insulted, but its kind of true :D

[@ezrix189]

Bags are not free in Czechia, it cost like 20 cents. :D

[@HotSkorpion]

its not bathwater. it's beer- Yes, beer spa's are a thing here... :D