OUR FINAL DAY in LITHUANIA 🇱🇹 (Deleted Scenes)

[@rjwusher]

I'm very impressed about how fluently the Lithuanians speak English. That says quite a lot about the level of education and the global perspective of a country. Well done, Lithuania!

[@RT804]

You can almost feel the culture dying in real.time. Very exciting.

[@JohnnyFD]

It's because they don't dub movies.

[@Vytaszx]

@@JohnnyFD we actually do 👀

[@ukrainietis57]

@@Vytaszx only for kid's movies

[@Cofeeman911]

@@RT804 Oh yes, knowing how to communicate with others is killing "the culture". And God forbid, learning more than one language. Lithuanians are speaking multiple languages for hundreds of years: Polish, German, Russian, English are the most common ones, I doubt you can find many Lithuanians who cannot speak at least two languages.

[@birgitnazarian8767]

American 🇺🇸 I went to Lithuania in 2019 before Covid made travel more unpredictable and risky. I watched your videos. You had a very different experience than me in Lithuania - even considering the Covid issues. I didn’t find it expensive at all. We stayed in a hostel private room, with free breakfast about $30/night. We really enjoyed Old Town, shops & market near the train station, the university and Hill of 3 crosses, Uzupis, going to a festival and Kaunas. Vilnius is a very artsy unique city. I love the long interesting Lithuanian history and the culture - especially the music and paganism. We hired a university of Vilnius graduate student of history to take us on a Soviet History tour. We even saw Vytautas Landsbergis, the first head of the independent Lithuanian parliament in 1990. I found the stories of Baltic Independence very inspiring. We met so many nice people. Maybe you should go in Summer or warmer weather. It was so fun with a lot of outdoor activities in summer. I can not wait to go back.

[@surveyorsairinc2166]

You were coming from the US, and Johnny is coming from Ukraine. Compared to Ukraine, Lithuanian prices are sky high.

[@Fear-qx5fp]

Vytautas lansbergis russian kgb project,Lithuanians hate it lansbergis

[@aleksandrasrimdzius]

We, Lithuanians, usually tend to focus on negative things and forget that we live in such a wonderful place. Of course, there are a lot of every day challenges (especially because of being small economy), but boy we're developing and growing rapidly. Thank You sir for showing us that we are moving in a right direction. Love that hidden gem feel here.

[@Britwithadrone]

As a Brit who moved to LT 6 months ago, I agree that you live in a truly wonderful place. I have found my home from home and adore it here. Admittedly Kaunas is very different to Vilnius though! :)

[@lulolee5325]

The government has made Lithuania impossible to live in.... it’s way worse than fascism and communism. It used to be a decent country 10 years ago though.

[@karysdonciu]

@@lulolee5325 how many rubbles are you getting for each comment?

[@Britwithadrone]

@@lulolee5325 I don’t think it’s government. I lived in the UK. Want to see expensive - I can show you expensive! Do you live in LT ? Where? Also what’s your background - curious to explore your point and your history that make you think that way

[@lulolee5325]

@@Britwithadrone In UK most things cost the same or less, and only few not first necessity things are slightly more expensive. While the difference in salary is four times... UK isn’t exemplary country anyway.

[@dylanho8608]

Lithuania Travel Board should be hiring you guys, I've seen more of Lithuania in your videos than anywhere else.

[@niconico6238]

Big fish 🐟 for content ! Love this idea

[@NomadShifu]

Lithuania is famous for its landscapes, flatlands, abundant forests, lakes and marches. In addition, the seaside with its sandy beaches where amber may be found and the Curonian Spit with its impressive images and dunes attract tourists as well.

[@karolispetraitis2559]

I think you should definetly visit Lithuania in summer time again

[@elenasakalauske1283]

Yes, like Klaipeda & Palanga Nida & Juodkrante Smiltine.

[@PimpLenin]

Looks like a beautiful city. Looks like they’ve worked hard to come far since the Soviet days.

[@barteatmyshorts8252]

I was fallowing trip to Lithuania on both channels and I have to say Lithuanian people so far the nicest and good english s Speaking people . Keep it up good job

[@Yo-Man]

many of them understand and even speak Polish. Especially in _Wilno_ ))

[@barteatmyshorts8252]

@@Yo-Man I'm from Poland living in UK past 15 years, I work with some Lithuanian people and they english is not that good maybe because thay are from older generation, but like you say some of them speak Polish and almost all Russian.will be nice to see Benjamin and Jony visiting Poland Gdansk for example.

[@Yo-Man]

@@barteatmyshorts8252 yes, mate. They are from older generation and many with lack of education too. In Lithuanian villages, few people speak English well

[@fantasmagorijos]

@@Yo-Man not so many. usually we know kurwa dobzha and so on. definitely not enough to have basic conversation.

[@bonjornoj]

@@Yo-Man thats not true. I am frim Vilnius and don't know any lithuanian who understand polish. Doesnt matter young and older. Russian yes , older generation understand, but not polish. Yes Vilnius have 15% polish minority, so they of course speak polish to each other, and lithuanian in society. Bet pure lithuanian do not understand polish, maybe few words and thats all. But we like polish people in general.

[@KH-ct9or]

Thank you so much for making these videos in Lithuania. I’ve been interested in visiting there and there isn’t a lot of info like this on KZbin for the area. Not compared to other places. Really appreciate your effort!

[@JohnnyFD]

Glad you like them! Enjoy Lithuania when you go!

[@gretchenmctavish7823]

Thank you so much for the Lithuania adventures. If you return in the summer, visit the Baltic sea, the port city Klaipeda, and the nearby beaches, beautiful spots. Your videos highlight the welcoming spirit of the Lithuanian people.

[@ewoudm6441]

Awesome time, thanks to you both Bald and Johnny!! Party on!

[@-FAFO-]

Cheers to all the Lithuanians that came to visit, you all were legends. Such a nice culture and people. Cheers to you all, you were so warm and kind.

[@fraumullerbackgroundmusic284]

Clean streets. There are many walking dogs. Beautiful country.

[@wafflemypancakesuponthesun875]

I learned and saw so much from the Lithuania adventures. It was a great time watching

[@calgarycolt]

Thanks for these videos. Cant wait to go back to Vilnius.

[@Knightraven000]

These " dynamic duo" video were awesome! So much fun!

[@JohnnyFD]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pmtrans]

I can't believe seeing an Aussie Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler) on the other side of the world! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@mamamia5556]

I love Lithuania already from your short tour & partying 👍👍👍

[@gadgme73]

Without being rude to anybody!! It is clear that the final night was a good one, Bald's eyes look the same as yours Johnny. Thanks for sharing all of these.

[@ThomasGazis]

How perceptive of you about the eyes thing! I noticed that too! Maybe it has to do with the fact that both belong to the sign of Cancer (for those into astrology...)

[@colinturcinov4002]

Wow an Aussie cattle dog in Lithuania. Did not expect that. Greetings from Sydney.

[@vytautasezerskis2314]

Thanks Johnny ! Nice comments, video about Lithuania. Good Luck !

[@peterkonitzer4410]

That 60 bucks breakfast is the nicest comment...few people at the mall .Wont last long...

[@vytautasezerskis2314]

@@peterkonitzer4410 You have a point Peter....I agree. I left Lithuania 30 years ago. Take it easy !

[@GaivusorasLT]

Sad you had to leave. Hope to see you one day in more notorious parts of Lithuania. Epic trip!

[@maureenalder8905]

Absolutely loved this Lithuania trip 💯 The wedding was amazing and of course ALWAYS fun when you team up with the Great Mr.Bald...Love from London 🇬🇧 ♥

[@asqirl8425]

You did great Johnny. I am Lithuanian living in the United States. My Grandparents escaped Stalin's list. My mom was born in a DP camp in Germany. What I appreciate about your efforts , is the one statement that the enthusiast said after finding you two at the train station. He said " At one time, it was all one union" The Germans, Ukraines, Baltic, Belaruss, Polish, etc. My Grandma was born in Orenburg Russia. She spoke Lithuanian. She spoke Polish because her father was Polish. The great Lithuanian commonwealth exists regardless of the communitarian EU takeover. Remember, No one voted on the European Union.The languages and country states divided by regional resources. That part of history was forced. It makes sense the regulations and forced mandates are stronger there as the origin of control continues. No matter what, I love seeing the place I would have been. I enjoy seeing your journey. Thank you for sharing.

[@udaynataraaj2390]

I feel happy that I went through all the Lithuanian vlogs

[@JohnnyFD]

Thanks for watching the entire series!

[@mnordavind]

The other day having a drink in a metal bar I listened at the table next to me about the adventures of Johnny and Bald in lithuania. As they are loved here in Chile, I enjoyed each of your videos.

[@JohnnyFD]

Oh wow, I had no idea we had viewers in Chile! =)

[@keithschultz9406]

Thank you for sharing Johnny:)) really impressed of the beautiful city and friendly people:))

[@Matrixxx66620]

Definitely you need to visit Latvia next!There is good staff for Bald aswell!

[@11a9z2b8v]

Yes indeed

[@rumik-stahnke6512]

WOW..what a beautiful city 👍Thank you so much for sharing ✌😁

[@axa897]

Shopping malls are popular in city's just because it's cold climate and people want everything in one place .

[@douglasbertram8592]

Can’t wait for your next adventure both of you, have a merry Christmas and a happy new year

[@beansontoast468]

Johny. The park at the end is the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial park. Over the course of the WW2 some 160,000 jews, soviet prisoners of war, romians, ukrainian nationalists were horrifyingly butchered at this site and then covered up both by the Reich and the Soviet regiemes alike. The monument you were asking about at the end of the video is actually dedicated to children of the Babyn Yar.

[@jianfrancisco3895]

Lovely nation & people 💕💕💕💕💕

[@tnickknight]

Prices are all relative, compared to the Nordic group to which the Baltics are merging with more and more they are cheap. I can get a grea full meal for a price of a hotdog in Copenhagen,

[@gowithzy]

Sad that you leaved Vilnius. Waiting you to come back!!!! Greetings from Vilnius, Lithuania! Our language is native Lithuanian similar to Indian Hindi language, but a lot Lithuanians speak in English very good!

[@billmcintyre61]

Great ti see you both together, just cruise'n ... shopping etc ♡

[@franciscodiegovidal3913]

Hello Jhonny! Thanks for your video. Good luck wherever you are.. Greetings from Mexico City.👍

[@AndrisLelisTravelChanel]

Why you both didnt go to Trakai??? Its so close to Vilnius!

[@birgitnazarian8767]

Sadly I missed Trakai when I was in Vilnius too. 😢 This is why I have to come back because I really wanted to see Klaipeda, Curonian Spit, Trakai and some other places. I planned an extra long stay in 2020 but then Covid hit and canceled my trip. 😔

[@debk5427]

Thanks for sharing your journies they are so fun.

[@DarkRuins]

the first 3 times i left the usa for europe, i always had a checked luggage. filled with clothes that i didnt even wear. my fourth time i decided to bring only a carry on suitcase and it CHANGED MY LIFE. you do NOT need tons of clothes, WASH THEM. my life is so much more stress free now.

[@JohnnyFD]

Traveling carry on only has changed my life, in a good way: www.johnnyfd.com/2019/05/carry-on-only-travel-for-digital-nomads.html

[@VL1975]

@@JohnnyFD I do that even on domestic flights here in the US!

[@stu_pidkant]

Lithuania was awesome, you guys were wicked together.........now for the detox 🤣

[@miglezineviciene1962]

Love all the videos from Lithuania! And I see there are some who are thinking of visiting Lithuania/Vilnius 😊 Feel free to write me if you have questions while staying here (how to get somewhere, where to stay, things about public transport and so on.) I would be happy to help you 🤗

[@aLTis94]

There are much cheaper places to eat in Vilnius. When I lived there I used to go to a place where I could get a meal for like 3 euros and that wasn't too far from the centre.

[@basedpatriotLT]

indeed, I do not imagine how they managed to spend 30 eur for a takeout. They were in some hipster overpriced joints.

[@birgitnazarian8767]

Same and my son & I ate most meals in the old town. Free breakfast at most hotels or hostels. Then maybe don’t eat at fancy white table cloth places or high rent areas. Near the business/bank district is where that café looked to be & Indian food a la carte can add up. We ate Lebanese food cheap near town hall and Lithuanian restaurants, some cafés by cathedral square. I can’t remember spending more than $15 each.

[@jsb937]

Johnny, can't wait for your next adventure.

[@not2shab72]

Anyone else thought Jonny was hired as Bald's Personal Bodyguard?? Hahaha had no idea you had your own travel vlogs. Much respect from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@dr.vonfunkulusthecrimsonho6794]

This was a fantastic series, dude. I’m excited to see what your future adventures will bring!

[@AndyNL]

0:49 is really impressive art! and i still have to see the rest of video

[@PJFelice]

Enjoyed your adventure, nice seeing you two as you make a good team!

[@davidbridge5652]

Another great video, Lithuania looks awesome.

[@xeropunt5749]

Thank you, I was craving something from you guys tonight!!!

[@mitzy123]

👀

[@xeropunt5749]

@@mitzy123 😂 to cap off a productive day…I enjoy bald at the we hours of the night - relaxed adventures

[@xeropunt5749]

@@mitzy123 thank you, I’m still enjoying that, makes me crack a smile 😏

[@danielstefanovic2604]

You should go to Svalbard to experience proper winter, they have also have some soviet stuff there, a old soviet mining town.

[@GavinLon]

Hey Johnny! Love your channel. I was just thinking at around 20:20 - what a great location to film a scene for a horror movie!

[@slimfix2311]

Did you visit the sand split near Klaipeda??

[@heisenberg1468]

Great vlogs and recent videos johnny. You got a new subscriber. You should seriously consider visting Croatia, especially during the summer to visit our islands on the amazing sea that we share with Italy. The times you could have on just a few islands out of hundreds would be insane. Look it up. Keep up this types of videos and you will rise in youtube.

[@chriswilly2208]

Take a chill Johnny. Great uploads. Thanks.

[@jacklighter5084]

I can definitely see my self binge watching these type of videos you should collaborate with bald again to see Lithuania 🇱🇹 in the summer would be amazing to see it again 👍👍

[@johnthomson6507]

Johnny what about transdinisder south ossetia or Abkhazia.

[@ryanbooth8421]

Johnny: “please don’t buy that bald, I have to be seen with you”. Johnny: literally flys from Kiev to Vilnius to be seen with bald. 😂

[@JohnnyFD]

Correction: I flew to Vilnius for my friend's wedding. Bald flew from Prague to come see me. 😂

[@Rblock777]

In Latvia you can get a meal anywhere from 3-7 euros max. Didnt know our brothers were that expensive Or you just chose the most expensive places. Bald is known for visiting villages its weird to see him chilling in a capital.

[@radvydaspeciokas4556]

Lmao what are you eating in Latvia Kebabs for 3-7 euros. Good luck going to a nice restaurant in Riga for 3-7 euros

[@mariusbasys1534]

Lol

[@mp1335]

It depends on where you buy. Lots of places in central Vilnius/old town area are so expensive because of the tourism in that area. Anywhere on the outskirts or the other cities it's easy to find places which are much cheaper.

[@AUmarcus]

I'm curious why you wouldn't know when it's so close.

[@allesindwillkommen]

How brotherly are Latvia and Lithuania? Is it Like Finland and Estonia or Germany and Austria, or some other kind of brotherhood?

[@gregtwomey1805]

"Ready me old China?" ....ah dear. That did make me chuckle. Thankfully Johnny seems to have taken it well.

[@DC-rh3ix]

Johnny, is the the children's museum park--statues? What is the name of the park where you showed those sculptures?

[@JohnnyFD]

It was near the Dorohozhychi metro station.

[@DC-rh3ix]

@@JohnnyFD Thank you! I love Ukraine. What a beautiful country. Stay save bro!

[@onlypvpcaterina-6669]

At 7:10 i wouldn't advise doing what Mr Bald did as they will think your shopliting lol 🤣

[@bigdaddyhall7196]

Great video dude. Really enjoy you and bald together.

[@birdsandthingsbeachandbush1064]

That Dog is a Blue Heeler, it an Australian cattle Dog that you don't see a lot of any more here in Australia. So it's was great to see.

[@steven9541]

The dog you asked about is called a Blue Healer, one of the best herding dogs in the world. Really great herding sheep. Great video

[@ThatTuesdayGuy]

Lithuania was beautiful, Id love to visit some day.

[@vetricara1149]

Honestly I enjoyed all these videos

[@kulik03]

Great series, I hope you're going to visit the other Baltic countries as well.

[@lightspeed388]

1:27 an Australian cattle dog(blue healer) in Lithuania...that's pretty cool.

[@mick_gonzo]

I was in Vilnius at the same time, gutted not to run into you both. Did you visit and shoot any videos at the KGB museum and the 1970s Palace of Concerts & Sport?

[@atomic_mango]

Awesome Johnny! Watching your session at the Creators Conf 2021! You're already at 173k! Very inspiring!

[@norburinzin241]

HAPPY TO SEE WITH BALRD! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ddq57sm64]

The architecture is over 600 years old!

[@eightsix754]

been loving this series. Great job.

[@Velnio_Išpera]

so you never visited Grutas park, what a shame :D so many original sculptures of soviet union there and many other things

[@jaans4022]

Right, when you left (atleast in Latvia) it started snowing and didn't stop for a week. And the temperature was constantly below -15 °C (5 °F)

[@crazykiwican]

Really enjoy your vid’s. You and bald are great. You must learn to wear layers or you are going to freeze this winter. 3-4 layers not 2-3 ,Great socks and scarf. From an old canadian

[@redragon9588]

I always go only with sweater and shirt, I have never put more layers and still livin :D

[@stephenrohaim382]

Hope you guys make a Trip to Norway in the future its expensive AF but if you go to the right places you will get some scenery that will knock you out of your socks :)

[@MrVeryfrost]

What are the best places for sightseeing in Norway and why?

[@birgitnazarian8767]

Sadly this is why I haven’t been to Norway. I went to Sweden, Denmark and Finland and the costs for a tourist are staggering. It’s probably twice as expensive as traveling in the US. So I love the Baltic countries which are affordable enough I feel like I am on vacation.

[@stephenrohaim382]

@@birgitnazarian8767 Yes sadly that is the cost of a social democracy, high taxes on everything.

[@birgitnazarian8767]

@@stephenrohaim382 When I have to pay $5,000 to $15,000 on a medical procedure (with insurance) then I wish I had some of that socialized medicine or paying $25,000 for each of my children for 1 year of university. Taxes might be lower here but we pay much more and our infrastructure is 50 years old in most cases. I saw the Baltics. They’re looking more modern than where I live in the US.

[@stephenrohaim382]

@@birgitnazarian8767 Your system certainly has issues, but there are dark sides to the one we have here as well. And its getting worse its not all rosy we pay an enormous amount of taxes and get to keep very little of our salaries. We have governments that have no fiscal control at all and the whole system will come crashing down in the not too distant future. Only reason we can "afford" this is a small population and massive oil revenue. '

[@victoriasgrasstime]

I don't think that Lithuania is strict, because in New Zealand it's basically the same. It's probably America that just isn't enforcing rules 🥴

[@digital_nobody]

before pandemic it was a lot nicer.

[@bonjornoj]

Its strict. All world with horry look whats happening in Australia and also New Zeland and sad for them. In neighbord Poland you can go basicy everythere without covid pasports. In sweden you even dont need masks inside shpps, and nobody wearing.

[@lulolee5325]

The government has made Lithuania impossible to live in.... it’s way worse than fascism and communism. It used to be a decent country 10 years ago though.

[@birgitnazarian8767]

You are correct. I was a little envious that somewhere Covid is being treated seriously. Our US death toll just passed 800,000 Americans but no one in my state has to wear a mask or get vaccinated. So I would feel safer in Lithuania. 🤷‍♀️

[@silvadavid7132]

@@birgitnazarian8767 Stop watching the news you will feel safer immediately.

[@stevogeezer]

the winter in Kyiv hasn't properly started yet.....good luck

[@Roy_Gaber]

How about your home country, Mongolia, that would be a cool a series of videos, take Bald along. :)

[@MrGustogigi]

He is American. His home country is USA.

[@Roy_Gaber]

@@MrGustogigi His ancestral country of origin I should have said, thank you for pointing that out.

[@nikolas6885]

Lithuania looks interesting, hello From Slovakia see yoo soon :)

[@KanKubrat1]

Well done Johny! Greetings from Bulgaria 🇧🇬 I invite you and recomend you ti visit our ancient country, places like the old capital Veliko Tarnovo, Plovdiv, Tryavna.

[@ПітерАндрійХенфілдКолісник]

Hello Johnny. Really liked your videos of Lithuania but glad to have you back in our beloved Ukraine. The park you were standing in at the end of your video is a nice park with a sad history. This is Babyn Yar where the Germans shot 34000 Jewish men women children and babies in September 1941 at the top of a very large ravine so the bodies would fall into. This was the frst massacre of Jews in WWII. The monument with the children that you asked what is this was the Monument to the children shot in Babyn Yar. I avoid going to this park because it is a place of sadness and not celebration. Right now I have flown to England because I have a small business there but when I return we should meet up in the spring or summer and I will show you a beautiful park near where I live, the embankment that goes along the Dnipro and the activities that are available in this area all within 5 to 10 minutes from my apartment and introduce you to my wife and children. Keep warm!!!

[@jcm0386]

Love the videos man, I'm out of west Texas, midland tx, if your ever here let me know, anyways I would love to see you explore Poland so that's an idea, if you do mention me please, my name is Josh, looking forward to your next adventure good luck

[@satusalmivirta9840]

Hello from Finland!

[@EinkOLED]

During my visit to Lithuania twice in 2012, it was a very affordable and cheap country to visit. City centre Hotels at £30 night, food and beer £2 at the most, me and another guy on my flight spent a few days eating and drinking at bars, including the tv tower. The Euro and economical growth has made the country a lot less affordable for the tourist..

[@JohnnyFD]

Yes, prices have skyrocketed since the Euro was introduced.

[@laurisp5588]

not anymore more expensive then london

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

Love to see you both buddies participating in funny party 🎉😅

[@nightcrawleroriginal]

After watching the last few "Party" videos, you and Bald should be "Thoroughly Pickled" at this point, wow. After seeing the aftermath from you two, I'm glad I gave that Ape Juice up years ago, save a lot of money on Tylenols hehe. Thanks for the update. :) NC

[@bazlur-Vancouver]

what kind of camera do you use for your videos?

[@NagaJohnny]

I find here Mr Bald belly bigger than in other videos... 😀 Johnny cheers your deleted scenes is very entertaining. 👍

[@howardroark7726]

Blue Heeler at 2:00?

[@AUmarcus]

Yep.

[@howardroark7726]

@@AUmarcus Awesome dog breed. Just not sure how much it would like the cold winters in Lithuania.

[@AUmarcus]

@@howardroark7726 That and living in a city.

[@howardroark7726]

@@AUmarcus True! It will have to make do with the occasional tourist like Johnny to herd around. 😂

[@trevwalker8987]

Great video Johnny 👍.Trev Barnsley South Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇯🇲.

[@jimwilliamson49]

Since I've never been to Eastern Europe I know nothing about what foods are popular but it seems to me after watching Johnny's and Bald's videos that soups are very popular as opposed to cheese hamburgers and fries here in America. Some of the soups I've seen look delicious but I haven't the slightest clue as to what is in any given bowl.

[@janospackany4312]

Within Ukraine you should go I guess to Lviv. A different architecture, nice restaurants and should be an amazing Christmas market with minimal restrictions. Bald visited Ukraine but rarely went to the west, as it is less soviet.

[@DJM0LE]

Hey Jonny i never hear you mention about Dropshipping have you still got stores ? or is you tube your main source of income, .love the videos

[@JohnnyFD]

I sold my dropshipping stores and used the money to buy the property in Ukraine.

[@YourManJerry]

Bald is having fun pissing Johnny off 😂

[@pinkflamingo8088]

Lovely sweater, Johnny.👍

[@EvilTwinTT]

We call that particular cattle dog a 'Blue Heeler' ;) They also come in red... :D

[@gytisk6998]

Ačiu už video! Now time to hit up trans siberian with Bald. I dont think he finished Vladivostok part