Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC Is A Shock, I Didn’t Expect This

This is my first experience in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC and I didn't expect this. It's a totally shock for me.
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[@emrvld1420]

I love ur videos man, & ur confidence; glad I stumbled on your KZbin acc brings me in a happy mood when I watch you travel and meet great people and show us all these wonderful places. Ur a natural at this. Much love from Nyc ✊🏾

[@DavidSINGHA-pg3km]

Same

[@abdullahilawaldanfari-ki2vz]

Bro I can see the people of this country are very cool I will like to visit there one day

[@yasminegoussous6259]

Dude I've been subscribed to you for a month waiting for this video, those Jordanians are my friends and I was with them but not in that group

[@ChrisSF2G]

Prague has been a major site for hollywood and international movies for a while now ...

[@heiszaraa]

Hello sir, can an 18 year old Nigeria, who is earning the amount requested by the Portuguese embassy apply for the d7 visa?

[@Bo-tz4nw]

"Shock", Prague, really? Okey, you probably just have a lot to learn, some more places to visit in the world - good luck!

[@antyx1]

What do you mean?

[@creativeleodaily]

I really like the way you kept the video so simple, I wish to visit Prague some day in future, its just so beautiful

[@sultanmalouki]

Joel can l share you videos on page page ? Permission to share it on my page and tag you so my followers can watch as well ?thanks

[@Warjakub]

yo, that girl talking sh** Švejk franchise isnt tourist trap, reasonable prices in the center, normal for nowadays

[@wilsonmiranda4466]

Joel, once again another amazing clip. If you can kindly pen where is a recommended karaoke bar in Praque. At Bruno , it's "Wild Things". Kindly advise and have a pleasant week ahead. Regards Wilosn

[@vlastimilzlamal2982]

Yeah most locals dont go to the centre because of lot of tourist.

[@antyx1]

Amazing video

[@Vikramt21]

Where did you stayed?

[@chemiflask7692]

I'm in Czech Republic too! Any American girls or guys around to go to a club or something? We could exchange snaps! It will be fun!

[@antyx1]

How long do you plan to stay in Prague?

[@chemiflask7692]

@@antyx1 I left! Back in Wisconsin 😪 have a blast! Prague is truly magical, just watch out for the allergies. They got me while I was there, pollen and stuff.

[@treymaurice4111]

I agree that Prague is one of Europe's most beautiful cities but too bad it's people there aren't so beautiful in personality. I felt a coldness or unemotional vibe with the folks there but hopefully this will change over time.

[@Pearlsrat]

It’s not the best looking unless you’re westernized, there is no parks, not enough nature.

[@Pidalin]

People you meet in historical center are not Praguers, there are just tourists and some weird russians in their souvenir shops, there is no single Czech in historical center 😀 and when you want to see what really coldness and unemotional vibe means, than visit Vienna, that feels very cold and unfriendly even for a Czech person 😀

[@treymaurice4111]

@@Pidalin Actually I lived in Prague prior to the pandemic and it was in the residential areas I felt this cold attitude of the people more. For instance, whenever I waved or spoke to people they would cut their eyes away and ignore my greetings. To the average person this is rude and very strange no matter where you are from. Just saying...

[@Pidalin]

@@treymaurice4111 Well, when you are waving so some random people, you can't be surprised that they don't know how to react, this is gesture used just for your close friends and family. And you should know that during pandemy, it was really weird time, everyone was angry and had to deal with his own problems, stupid masks were hiding our faces.....it was really not a happy time. What is rude for us is to go to shop and not greet when you enter and when you are leaving, that's how how recognize native Czechs, they should always say hello, thank you and have a nice day or something, if they don't do that, they are not Czechs or they are really badly behaved. And some districts even far from downtown are still full of foreigners, there are whole office districts for those weird corporate office people from whole world, so you can't be sure that your district was really place where most of Czechs live. There is also a lot of Ukrainians, Russians and other people from former USSR and when you greet them, you watch you like an idiot. BTW, people are actually the same everywhere, I visited many countries in Europe in last years and I never felt like people are that different in other countries, you can always meet nice people or vice versa rude people, it's just about your luck.

[@treymaurice4111]

@@Pidalin The whole subject of Czechs being cold or unfriendly is pretty old so it's no point of defending it. Of course not every single soul in that country is like this but it's a small country too so it can be easily seen compared to America where I'm from. As far as the pandemic goes, like I said I lived there prior to it and that was my experience along as what people had already mentioned this before living there.