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[@NikiProshin]

Thank you people for all nice comments 🙏 more videos coming soon, subscribe (and stay happy!)

[@goldmaple5290]

It's an irony. Russia supports separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia who want to break away from Georgia and you guys are surprised why Georgians hate Russians.

[@freedomutopuia]

Absence of anxiety is stagnation, lack of growth. That type of happiness won't last. Happiness is being comfortable with anxiety, this comes from confidence in yourself and your abilities. But nice video - thanks

[@donaldduck-ru4lw]

natashas loves gruzinski chlen analni traxac jopa?

[@TheVideoRaf]

Thank you for having Natasha on your KZbin channel. You asked her some great questions! She is awesome!🙂 Loved the video!🙂

[@NikiProshin]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MausTheGerman]

I think the most respect you can show to the people of a country hosting you is to spend as much effort as possible in learning their native language and talk to them in that language. If it’s not enough for a deeper conversation (if necessary) you can still switch to a different jointly spoken language you both agree on. However, you should always try to continue speaking their language if you know the respective words. It’s a win win situation. People feel much more respected and comfortable in the conversation and you feel much more integrated after a while 🙂 Speaking from my own experience living abroad and from the expectations I have to people from abroad living in my country 😊

[@v1das007]

Russians would never do that. They expect everybody else to accommodate them.

[@razvanciobotaru3089]

I really enjoyed this video. A video together with Natasha was amazing. Hope to make one with Roman from NFKRZ soon. P.S. Hope to cum also in Romania 🇷🇴 soon.

[@NikiProshin]

Thank you! Someday I'll have a long trip around Europe as well. Not sure when it's gonna happen though

[@nydiamontanez8025]

You are both very brave people. To make these types of changes takes a lot of courage. Blessings 😊

[@Matjestatar]

I was In Georgia an Armenia a weak ago for the first time for a vacation. Most people thought I was from Russia starting talking to me in Russian. When I was telling them that I don't understand cause I'm German most people interacted with me way mor friendly. That was a somehow understandable but still quit disturbing sad experience from time to time

[@sjbock]

When I was in Germany people thought I was French. They were much more friendly to me when they learned I was American.

[@siljenka]

@@sjbock people in Wester Europe are generally disappointed once they learn I’m Polish. In the South/East/Asia they become very friendly when my nationality gets revealed ☺️ I avoid Western Europe and stick to my beloved Balkans 🥰

[@AleksandreMzhavia]

Oh you Germans… Ive experienced 3 full scale invasions of Russian military to my country. We have crazy hybrid war right now… and after all of that i can speak with some Russians and even be friends with them. It’s still not easy, because even Russians who are anti war, do not understand the context of being Russian in Georgia, from the Georgian perspective. You have Russian tourists(most of whom don't care what their country is doing, unless they are somehow personally negatively affected), Russian political refugees .. and in a couple of dozen kilometers theres a Russian military base, occupying 20% of our country and not letting people live in their homes, as you can imagine having Russia as an enemy also stalls the economic investments, we live next to a crazy Bear and thanks to Germany we are never allowed to join NATO, so Georgia and Ukraine remain very vulnerable. Try to comprehend that.

[@kitty_s23456]

@@siljenka if you go to PH 🇵🇭, you may get a warm reception esp from 30+ or older people because of Pope John Paul II (Pope Karol). When he died, the whole country mourned (or most of it).

[@jamesortiz5388]

I'm happy I'm in America I thought Ukraine was nice that didn't last.

[@maryhutchinson7026]

Really enjoyed this video. Natasha started out amazing and just keeps evolving as a thoughtful and beautiful person and creator. ❤

[@cliffc2546]

Those "eclectic" buildings do look cool. Not so sure they would be very safe in a major earthquake, which I believe they do have in the Caucasus region.

[@RalphDratman]

Seeing you and Natasha together is a thrill for me and my wife! Congratulations to both of you on being safe and alive. I am 72 years of age and my wife is 74 years old. We are both retired, she from medicine (Ob/gyn) and me from computer software and hardware design. We live in New Jersey, United States of A. (We no longer like to just say "we live in America" because America is two huge continents and our country, the USofA, only claims one part of North America.)

[@NikiProshin]

Thank you Ralph! Best wishes to your and your wife, keep being safe and healthy!

[@robertholland7558]

Like Russians might feel uncomfortable/ashamed saying they are Russian those from from the USA might have similar feelings. Even I feel bad about calling myself Australian, for this country has gone down the gurgles big time since I migrated here over 40 years ago. Sadly my birth notation is even worse,apparently.

[@formica.]

"We no longer say...". Believe me, the whole WORLD knows what country is America. Don't be so worried about offending imaginary peoples because of leftist political correctness and cancel culture. Leftists hate America.

[@darinmullins4770]

@@robertholland7558 because Australians have become subjects instead of citizens . It started with the rights to own firearms and has continued to get worse ! Britain , new zealand and Canada has become an Orwellian society . Sad .

[@perryelyod4870]

@@darinmullins4770 Insert eye roll emoji here

[@NatashasAdventures]

Thank you, Niki! Very cool editing 😎

[@NikiProshin]

Was great to meet you again!

[@sklegg]

@NatashasAdventures you should do a video on street art

[@katharine5606]

Happy to hear that you and Natasha have gained some happiness and freedom. Nice video!😊

[@gregbromberg5427]

Good to see you connecting with other Russian friends. Great to hear from Natasha is this context.

[@fayepotts3279]

Hi Niki, Glad you had a meet up with Natasha. She seems like a lovely person. Great to hear that both of your channels are doing well and that you are able to earn an income from them. I so wish that the world is at peace with each other.🙏🏻💕

[@McCov1]

Greetings from California. It's so nice to see that Natasha and Niki still get together. I've watching your videos for a while now. Wishing the best for you both.

[@Dogsnark]

Good to see you and Natasha together. I’ve been following Natasha for a couple years, since she was still studying at her university. She sometimes spoke of moving from Russia but when Russia invaded Ukraine, I felt quite anxious for her safety. She didn’t leave right away and I was afraid she would get arrested before she could leave. I was very relieved when she finally got out. And you, also, Niki. You remained in Russia even longer and I was thinking, this guy is either very brave and or very foolish. Fortunately, it appears now you knew what you were doing and were able to leave on your own schedule. It’s going to be interesting to follow you both now to see what lives you make for yourselves outside your homeland. Best to you both!

[@robertholland7558]

Why do people continue to argue Russia invaded Ukraine,as it is a bad thing? It is no different from the USA invading Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and now considering Haiti. They are equally as bad! Something about the pot calling the kettle black, or spotting a splinter in another but failing to recognise the tree trunk in themselves!

[@chrisk5651]

Love love love Natasha!!! I started watching her before the war. I had discovered Zack and saw her some of his videos with her in them. Love her attitude and her thinking!

[@Ian-lx1iz]

Great to see both of you much happier and relaxed than your days back in Russia. I remember, Niki, someone in St Petersburg swiping at you because you weren't speaking Russian. Here you had a grumpy shop assistant, disliking that you WERE speaking Russian. Happy times to you two.

[@pbasswil]

Both of you have such a good ability to communicate in English - good vocabulary, and you always quickly figure out how express your thoughts.

[@JohnDarwin7]

Natasha glad you are having a good time with a friend.🌹

[@brucemckean2848]

Thanks

[@NikiProshin]

Thank you!

[@EdjieboaNova]

I'm so glad y'all got to hang out. Hopefully, you'll expand a little more in the community :) Natasha is wonderful and has some great ideas.

[@darellnewsome4459]

What an excellent video Niki. It was great to see you and Natasha together and it's great to see both of you are overall happy. I wish you all the best and I look forward to your next video!

[@eddieevans6692]

It was great to see you and Natasha together again; two Russian ex-pats on their separate but similar journeys, And good to hear some deeper thoughts about happiness, freedom and fulfillment. Good luck to you both!

[@figleaf8948]

Really enjoyed this video. You're both very thoughtful and well spoken 😁

[@PV1230]

YES! two awesome youtubers together again

[@porterbrass]

Two of my most favorite people on planet earth. Keep letting your light shine!❤from NY BTW- dogs have a sixth sense. They know kindness when they sense it.

[@marisagarcia-luna490]

I have watched every video of you both since February 24, 2022 and learned much from your humanistic perspective. It has made possible for me to see Russian people as individuals separate from the their government. I thank you both for opening you heart to the world. You make very powerful impression together❤

[@albertogodas1013]

Grazie.

[@NikiProshin]

Grazie Alberto!

[@lynfl9814]

I really enjoy this video. This interview was so 'spot on' for stating what all people need to be happy in life; freedom and financial security. Without these things life is a struggle, stressful and ruins your health. I am so happy that both of you found these things in your life. I also admire both of you for being able to first recognize an unhealth and unsafe situation in your lives and making a big change to find a better place where you could find peace, serenity and happiness. It does help that you found something to give you financial security, as well. Seeing such courage in young people gives me hope for the future.

[@Kamitube]

Natasha is so real for answering the last question honestly. Many people say money doesn't buy happiness but everyone who has been struggling with money and had anxiety worrying about it can relate. I totally understand her and can't wait to find a job to feel that happiness too. I wish both of you the best.

[@cjn585]

Go Natasha. Glad all things are working better for you. Glad I saw you on this channel we love you always

[@Spong388]

Wow I really love this crossover, I follow you both from long time and it really nice to see you both together!

[@alcorfield1157]

"What is happiness?" .... free from anxiety , freedom of speech , having enough income ... that is the big lesson I learnt from you both today. I think in the West we sometimes forget how blessed we are... we often confuse happiness with consumerism. Bless you both ❤❤

[@rupertbare2023]

It was such a pleasure to see Natasha so relaxed and positive these days. She is so talented; she richly deserves the audience and support she now has. It will be interesting to see how she ultimately resolves her long-term interests, possibly with a move to western Europe. Thank you for bringing us this content, and good luck to you both.

[@magic_hotel]

Best wishes to both of you from Northern England. I hope your tag-along-doggo found himself some new playmates!

[@MaryPothoven]

This was fun and interesting to watch. Life is better when you can live near like-minded friends. Enjoy! ❤

[@kerrywilliams3753]

I am always happy to hear from Niki and Natasha, and wish you well always.

[@PV1230]

Niki, I remember your first video with Natasha. it was really good!

[@NikiProshin]

That was a looooong time ago!

[@Clwr_Romeo]

great video, Natasha is awesome I follow her too and I'm glad we can see you guys talk and hang out.

[@Mattjl824]

Natasha is my favorite Russian thanks for having her on.

[@billcorral894]

Nikki and Natasha you make a very good team in enjoyed this video and all your videos Nikki. Bill from the USA.

[@jdakat88]

A great collaboration video. Thank you

[@hctobe]

so great that you collaborated with Natasha, I’ve watched her vlogs before, you are both sooo interesting to watch!!❤

[@lizakroberts]

I loved the discussion about happiness. ❤

[@shermoore1693]

That's a lovely dog! I hope he is OK. Thanks for being kind to him Niki.

[@rossevans1774]

It was good to hear the two of you discussing your personal thoughts about living outside Russia during these difficult times.

[@jackoneil3933]

Thank you Niki and Natasha so much for sharing your insights and feelings. How much the world and people have changed from when a few hundred of us joined you and Natasha on this journey. When you say "My home is no longer my home" it resonates with millions around the world and even quite strongly with millions of Americans and Europeans. Some years ago, I had planed to return to Asia which always felt more like home than the current place I reside that never felt like home, but after Viral events, Tbilisi and Turkey seemed like the only best options, but after "Special Operations" I all but clicked Tbilisi off the option list. Your insights into Tbilisi are of much value to people who no longer have a home is no longer an option. As for the graffiti, I am reminded of weaponized graffiti in before the Portland riots in America. It appeared suddenly and everywhere, as production propaganda totally unrepresentative of the sentiments of the people, and I wonder if what you see in Tbilisi is more a non-Georgian product? I just head a very popular and respected humanitarian compare building muscle to building the mind and spirit, and "that the more resistance and the more pain there is, the more it grows". To that I might add, only if you don't resent the resistance and pain, and those who inflect it on you. Best wishes to you and everyone in their new or future homes.

[@jakelynbrook]

Nicky, You are truly the ambassador of good will! Your videos are amazing 🤩 The people you introduce to us are also amazing 😅 keep up the good work and stay safe! 18:58

[@Kari_B61ex]

I'm laughing about the Russian Spy dog... a very cute dog, so definitely not a Russian Spy dog. They would choose an XL Bully dog or something a lot more vicious.

[@retafmil]

I enjoyed seeing the two of you together. You make very good videos! Thanks -Carey from Michigan

[@wendyarnold6921]

Its so lovely to see Niki and Natasha in the same place, smiling and safe. I watched you guys when you both lived in Russia. We all went through our own stories and I agree with you both. Happiness is the absence of anxiety and depression, and enough money to comfortably make ends meet. Most importantly, feeling free to be ourselves and live how and where we like. You guys have had some lovely holidays, I saw and envied you both.

[@Sugleknug]

Thanks Niki and Natasha, love your content. Been a regular traveler to Georgia the last 12-13 years. Tbilisi has changed so much the last year and a half. Prices on restaurants, food, transportation and housing has skyrocketed. More hardship for the locals. Everybody knows why. Almost nobody greet travelers warmly anymore - because they expect you to be russian. Hard, sad truth. Much love and best wishes for a better future.

[@IsSheRG710]

Awesome seeing you both together! And what a cute dog following you both!

[@ann3856]

Hi Niki. I watched Natasha's vlog when she went on training. I told her where everyone I follow is. You, Zack, Dari, etc. is. I will really like for her to further her studies in America. Dari can give her a lot of advice and Zack can give her tips on raising enough money. You? I see you as a traveller. You learn the language where ever you go. You can do with formal study on languages and work as a interpreter. There is another couple who moved into an apartment in Georgia now. Not the centre of the city, a bit on the outskirts where it's not so expensive. They had to babysit her friend's cat and they stayed there for a long time. They bought a house outside the city. She stayed at the apartment with the kids and he drove to the house to do renovations. They're a lovely couple, raising their kids with love. Her husband is a minister at the church.

[@tanyabrown9839]

Another great video and I loved hearing the answers to the questions you asked Natasha though sad at her definition of what happiness is to her. I really hope sometime she will find true happiness.

[@Kamitube]

What's true to you doesn't have to be true to others. Everyone has different values. I'm happy when I'm comfortable by myself, without worries like money or sickness or mental health struggles. With little things like a good book and a cup of coffee. Who says that is not true happiness when you wake up and feel life is great? If she feels good that is true happiness for her.

[@lorisheheen2198]

Enjoyed your stream Niki! Natasha is very nice! I wish her all the best with her journey!❤❤❤😊

[@NikiProshin]

Thank you Lori!

[@lorisheheen2198]

@@NikiProshin ❤️❤️❤️😊

[@1ouncebird]

Really nice video Niki. I hope your time in Georgia is good and that you can feel relaxed living there. It's always great to see Natasha but with the two of you together it's even better.

[@keefykinsall]

Thanks for the video Niki you and Natasha are really good people Take care my friend 🙂

[@matt684]

It's good to see you both.

[@Skirkly]

Awesome video. I like to watch Natasha's videos also. She's awesome. She is correct that happiness is peace of mind... for me anyways.

[@jessiep2931]

This is a good video. Very interesting conversation. I wish you both happiness!

[@yahyaiflal4521]

Thank you for this video, love both of your channel

[@agnosticbeliever138]

You are in good company hanging out with Natasha. She's a very smart young woman and you're both doing good work. Thanks for the video.

[@jessicapigg]

Brilliant I was hoping for this mystery guest

[@mrmagoog1408]

Always a joy to see you enjoying your adventures. You remind the world there are good people from all nations. I'll sub to Natasha, she's a gem too.

[@davidbrownstein1464]

Natasha is letting her hair grow longer - looks good!

[@yipmabaruya1148]

Good afternoon from PAPUA NEW GUINEA. I enjoyed watching your contents

[@ytzpilot]

Glad to see you two doing well ❤

[@janmortensen9314]

Your talk with Natasha at the end made me think of Maslow's hierarchy of needs

[@ronelle.p1824]

Its lovely to see you both enjoying time together. Thanks for this video. ❤

[@DeannaAllison]

It's lovely to see you and Natasha making this video together - I subscribed to your channels a while back when you were both still in Russia, and I really enjoy your content. I wish you both success and I also thank you both for sharing your experiences.

[@khecke]

I am happy to see you and Natasha exchanging your experience, what language to use in Tbilisi. I am following both of your reports for more than a year. Wishing both of you all the best for your future life.

[@lucyhoward8044]

Always cool when you team up with Natasha!

[@Norenius7988]

Tack!

[@NikiProshin]

Tack!

[@gardnep]

Great vlog, I have missed my regular Natasha updates. If it’s any help, most of us live quite boring lives where 90% of the time is work and 10% excitement, so don’t worry it’s quite normal. Just live for the 10% and the 90% will take care of the rest. Thanks again.

[@kabardinka1]

Thanks!

[@NikiProshin]

Thanks!

[@karenzorn773]

Good to see you Niki, great video.

[@LouKavar]

It's good to see you both together. I've been a subscriber to both channels for a long while.

[@margaret8114]

So happy for you both. Keep practicing your Georgian to show your gratitude for their hospitality. I hope you both feel cozy and at home there!

[@adstix]

Very interesting conversation between two intelligent young people forced into exile! I hope and pray that the future leadership of Russia is a reflection of these two! By the way, I thought that little tea cup was rather pricey for USD15

[@1ACL]

Yes, very expensive. And cafe food seemed high for what it was. No wonder the locals are upset.

[@LCNWA]

thank you for teaching & explaining how happiness freedom to evolve in life all over planet!

[@PatrickVanNicePhotography]

Niki: thanks for making this video. We love all the Natasha we can find. She is someone special.

[@duvidl]

Nice to see my two favorite Russian KZbinr's together!

[@MrBurni1]

You two are great and your positive insights will always have an audience on here!

[@starsandguitars2050]

Always great to hear your adventures Niki.

[@craigsmith4105]

I enjoyed this so much. Natasha is a delight. Thank you both.

[@marianmartinez1494]

great to see you Niki, stay safe and happy.from Australia ❤

[@sjbock]

Love this video. So interesting and so honest. Love seeing the dogs too even though I'm more of a cat person these days. I've been watching both of your channels for several years.

[@SS-qo4xe]

Great stuff. You and Natasha have a good chemistry.

[@peterharris6750]

glad to see things are going well

[@joeshmooo5327]

Really great video, you two are both Rock Stars!

[@oOBubbleStreamOo]

The sleeping dog was a lovely addition to the video 😄

[@livingstoneindustrie]

Thank you for sharing. I am really enjoying seeing your content.

[@KevinChambers]

Wow. Prices in Tbilisi have increased so much in one year!

[@victoriascholl4607]

When I was younger I wanted to travel, but as the world got more scary I lost my interest. You do such great job with your travels, I am a bit jealous. Be safe. 😃👍

[@evegreenification]

Relatable

[@Kamitube]

same

[@trodd77]

You mean envy

[@evegreenification]

The balconies remind me of the movie Rear Window. Beautiful to hear about your and Natasha's happiness as you gain mastery of your traveling lives and careers.

[@1515sally]

If u looking for budget friendly coffee u can visit Sisauri coffee place where they also sell coffee beans and tea leaves and almost everything u think of to dring, cheapest cappuccino and americano there and half of those expensive coffees doesn’t taste better than that 😊

[@gordonmynard855]

I have loved following Natasha. I started following her videos after she returned from the US. I could see her circumstances and the reality of life in the Far East. Her determination not to conform shone like a beacon. Living a comfortable life in Australia is very different. I have no need to leave my country. But with you and Natasha it was urgent

[@apefu]

The KGB dog was so cute!

[@paulm749]

It's good to see you collaborating with Natasha! Your exchange of ideas makes for an interesting dialogue. Talking about Georgian attitudes towards Russians, consider how Putin has undermined Georgia's territorial integrity by providing Russian support for separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. For all practical purposes those parts of Georgia have been taken over by Russia, so it's understandable that Georgians would, to some degree, be wary of Russians. It's not good to have Putin as your neighbor.

[@LaughingMan44]

One nation's separatists is another's freedom fighters. The west sees the Kurds and YPG as freedom fighters trying maintain sovereignty from evil Syria, Iraq, and Turkey, while the Ukrainian and Georgian separatists were/are illegitimate. Some see the IRA has heroes with a just cause, others don't. Then there's Catalan, Basque, Tyrol etc. It's an utterly meaningless statement you made that amounts to moral judgement from a biased perspective.

[@nedj10]

I don't see it mentioned in any other comment but in the small shop with the cup you were looking for you Turkish Coffee the magnet you showed that said "Georgia on my mind" is actually a referencing a famous Blues song from here in the Georgia USA, by the 1960's performer, Ray Charles