My First Day in Bucharest Romania was Surprising | Romania 2024

My First Day in Bucharest Romania was Surprising | Romania 2024
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[@mikefreaz]

I took my son to Romania in July last year for Electric Castle Festival in Cluj Napoca. We ended up staying 3 weeks and traveled all around the country. Love love love Romania

[@codrin1862]

Happy to hear that. Where are you from? Thanks!

[@mikefreaz]

@codrin1862 From the US, but im currently living in Vietnam and Mayalsia. My 19 yo son and I traveled to 5 different countries together last summer and Romania was our favorite. Beautiful country, lovely people. We will visit again in the future.

[@WudanConfidential67]

Next year you should check out the Beach, please! festival, its been going on since around 2020 and it grew so much in such a short span of time that now its the biggest hip hop festival in the world!, electric castle is pretty shit compared to beach please on the seaside of romania

[@mikefreaz]

​@@WudanConfidential67 Yes many people tell me about BP fest and Untold. Hope to make it back to soon

[@impasibil]

@@mikefreaz Nah, EC is way better than Beach, Please! Unless you're a 15 year old kid.

[@SXimus]

You cannot use the shoes you wore outside on the street inside the house. Same in the gym - normal hygiene.

[@milankovi]

Only in USA people walk barefoot outside and in the shoes inside.

[@rons1566]

We visited Bucharest 5 years ago and absolutely loved it. Beautiful and so welcoming to us and we can’t wait to go back again!

[@dhanyrafael]

Brasov, Sibiu, Oradea, Arad, Timisoara are way better. Bucharest is just too crowded and it has no hills and mountains.

[@danvision5086]

This is the real City Bucharest, one of the biggest industry realm of the world ,5 Millions people and 4 Millions cars, the mayor of Bucharest - Sec. 1, is the French Lady CLAUTILDE ARMAND, and she decides everythig, in 2030 - Bucharest / Ilfov will be the biggest realm of the world : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYnCdHZvqLiJqNU

[@ekaterinatchikina3267]

Do you mean that in the USA it’s OK to exercise in a gym wearing your street shoes ?? Incredible ...

[@pavvell705]

they often wear street shoes at home

[@goodlawyer1813]

Yep. We (i.e., Americans) really don't have a concept of "street shoes"...well, not in the way Eastern Europe seems to think of them. We have gym shoes (which we also call "tennis shoes" or "sneakers") and we wear them on the street, in the gym, in the house, and everywhere we go...except church where we tend to wear "church shoes" which are really just hard bottom dress shoes that one would wear in any professional environment. The fact that Eastern Europeans are said to get really angry when a person places his foot on a public bench is "incredible" to us. lol. While we don't wipe our hands on the bottom of our shoes (that would be bizarre), we also don't freak out about the dirt on the bottom of our shoes.

[@ihikebc2295]

In Canada too

[@SvetlanaTeslya]

@@goodlawyer1813 дикари

[@moonlight19720]

@@SvetlanaTeslya у них не такие грязные улицы просто. чаще всего это асфальт. а в России мои белые кроссы за пару дней превращаются в серые от пыли и песка, грязи. тк не везде асфальтовые дорожки (Питер).

[@xtensionxward3659]

they ask for extra shoes in the gym because its the right thing to do think about the worst neighborhood in your city and how bad their streets could be . its only common sense to ask for a clean pair of shoes to work out where people sit on benches and do all kind of exercises ,sweat and dirty shoes don't mix my dude . edit: you don't need expensive shoes , usually even slippers that look like shoes and are CLEAN will do the job .

[@haudtalis5036]

Dude, Romania was never a Soviet Republic. Formally, it was considered a member of the socialist camp, but it always pursued its own policy, quite hostile to the USSR. What Romania is remembered for in those years is only shoes and furniture.

[@IncredibleStan]

He literally put "nope" on the screen so he knows this already. Did you watch the video?

[@TheYura1964]

@@IncredibleStan не все знают английский

[@Sepuku78]

Excellent shoes and furniture, mind you. And now what’s is it famous for, pornstars?

[@IonutzPopeskoo]

@@TheYura1964 Și nu toată lumea vorbește rusa! Însă el pare că a scris în engleză, deci cred că poți înțelege că vorbește engleza, nu?

[@TheYura1964]

@@IonutzPopeskoo я то понял , а вот человек под постом которого мы оставляем комментарии видимо не понял

[@AnthonyJosh]

I visited Romania 🇷🇴 in August 2021. I visit Bucharest, Brasov, Hunedora.

[@dhanyrafael]

Brasov is awesome. 🥰💯

[@AnthonyJosh]

@@dhanyrafael yes and hunedora too.

[@Stas_ost]

I live in Russia and, as it seems to me, in any gym, it is customary to bring a second pair of shoes

[@Andrey.-.]

В США даже дома не снимают обувь. Тем более для американцев нет никакого смысла снимать её в спортзале.

[@genabasov]

From my own experience, it's very different in western countries. They seem to care much less about these things in public places. Living in Europe, I also stopped bringing "indoor" shoes to the gym as no one is doing it anyway.

[@maseratis.p.a4877]

@@Andrey.-. информация об США из фильмов?

[@moonlight19720]

@@maseratis.p.a4877 от людей, которые там живут

[@alexrigel12]

​@@maseratis.p.a4877об об об об об об об об ты русский? Об об об

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

Покажи метро и в кафе забыл зайти покушать. Давай в следующем ролике ждём экшн 👍

[@n.e.o.n1459]

And again these terrible graffiti on walls and fences...

[@user-ix5vl6bx4t]

Евросоюз же и Европа!!!☝🏾

[@user-df3wp6hf6b]

Unfortunatly yes...

[@moscow3424]

Это уже цветущий сад или ещё джугли?

[@user-rl6ov5hy2g]

А что не видно как все цветет и пахнет? Восхищайся давай!

[@DrMariosi]

Сад, естественно.. У тебя, что проблемы со зрением..

[@Olga-de3ru]

​@@DrMariosiРазве что де Сад.

[@TS-lz7ds]

Это коврик у садовой калитки, наверно.

[@vertigovain]

Dude is basically time travelling - the further from Russia, the deeper in the past

[@ihikebc2295]

and the fewer the views. Come back to Russia, Sly!

[@user-dp6zg4gq8j]

i would say further from Moscow not depending on the direction

[@teytey3956]

​@@user-dp6zg4gq8j вы видимо тоже за предел третьего кольца не выезжали.

[@knopkaplay0507]

@@teytey3956 вот прям только что въехал из-за пределов третьего кольца, был на севере области. Есть какие-то вопросы?

[@ihikebc2295]

@@knopkaplay0507 какой именно город?

[@bron-sconcess.10]

Speaking as a Brit., hats off to you for doing E & Europe in general! Especially right now! I've been enjoying the journeys 👍🏽

[@goodlawyer1813]

You're living the dream. You should write an e-book on how to travel across Europe on a budget. For example, old guys like me have no idea how you're buying internet access from stores which sell wifi cards. I'd just assume I would have to pay a really high fee to my cell phone service provider in the US to connect me to wifi abroad. Also, using buses and finding rooms at the last minute, how does that work? You've built up a valuable skill set whether you realize it or not.

[@laradv350]

Мы из России. Заграницей в прошлом году платили за интернет 5$ в сутки - 1 гигабайт на полной скорости, свыше 1 гигабайта скорость минимальная, но остаётся безлимит. У разных компаний разные условия, но они +- похожи.

[@seriouscash]

heres how it works...google

[@RFXZ67966]

You can buy a new SIM card in each country. In Ukraine and Moldova it will cost $5, in Romania $7. You can book rooms on Booking and Airbnb. Last minute booking is pretty chill

[@AlexD-wy6kh]

a sim with unlimited internet and calls(local, not from EU to US) for 1 month is less that 10$-15$ a month in most countries here and most people speak english so you can ask for help at the shop.

[@D3monInsid3]

Regarding using public transportation ( as everything else was pretty much addressed ), you can find everything online; In english; In Romania we learn 2 foreign languages in school, starting with 2nd grade, up until we finish high school; One of them is mandatory english, so you will find that everyone under 40 can communicate to a degree in english; Airbnb and Booking both are very popular in Romania; Almost all the hosts speak english ( I never met one that didn't) so it's easy to call and ask for directions. We have weird people too, like every other country, but they usually look suspicious and you should stay away from them anyway. But otherwise, ask anyone, anything, and they will most likely help you; The majority of us are polite if we are treated politely, so don't be afraid to just ask for help. :) Busses have schedules online and if you just write "public transportation in Bucharest" or "how to get to Bucharest from Prague, by bus" on Google, it will tell you what you need to know; Google Maps is also very popular in Romania, so.. :) I don't know.. it's not that different than going to.. just another state in the USA, right? :)) You, Americans, think that you're going to such a different place when coming to Europe... and you are right. It is different, just never for the reasons that you thought it will be. :)

[@dianadobos1045]

Hello ,I am from Romania.Welcome to my country.Enjoy IT.

[@wille.1007]

Thanks for visiting places I'll never go. Keep up the good work

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

@@vladvlasiu3292 DUDE, this video says it all-horrendous.

[@user-yg8qx9rm6k]

Возьми в аренду машину, а лучше мотоцикл и просто прокатись по Румынии, прекрасная страна с прекрасными людьми.

[@gomel47]

Welcome to the European Garden of Democracy and graffiti

[@hakan-rj7qh]

still better and richer than russia

[@KentavrJS]

​@@hakan-rj7qh :D Capital of Romania looks worst that small provincial Russian city. I live in Far Eastern Russia, it is in an the edge of the World, but it's still looks much richer and better than CAPITAL of European country. WTF.

[@timur2887]

@@hakan-rj7qh ha ha, nice try, very funny

[@daniilmarinkevich2494]

@@hakan-rj7qh🤡

[@romariob2869]

@@hakan-rj7qh what???

[@Valencia_268]

Do you really exercise in a gym in dirty street shoes? That’s a bit weird, but maybe that’s an American thing…

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

Они в обуви спят на кровати. Я в американских фильмах видел ))

[@ihikebc2295]

Same in Canada - we don't take street shoes off in a gym, at least I haven't heard of it, and I have been going to gyms for many years (mostly the same chain, but still).

[@dmisterb]

It's weird because you probably live where there's dirt/dust on the streets, likely due to the climate. If you step with those shoes onto the clean floor they will leave marks. But in US, for example in California, the streets are pretty clean, so much so that there are no dust marks when you step inside.

[@user-rj5xd7gv1p]

@@dmisterb причем тут грязь и пыль? речь идет о том, что когда вы занимаетесь активно спортом, вы потеете, и ноги в том числе. обувь спортивная - воняет. Её нужно стирать. или ходите по улице вонючими?)))) тогда будьте логичны до конца - не принимайте душ после тренировки, и не переодевайтесь. Идите домой в мокрых от пота вещах))

[@dmisterb]

@@user-rj5xd7gv1p как раз таки автор пишет про грязную обувь с улицы

[@moirathompson310]

I continue to live my life vicariously through you and am enjoying immensely! Love the way you give it to us ! Sharing good footage and commentary. Stay safe! 🌻🌺🌸🌻😻

[@RFXZ67966]

Trust me. Whereever you are is more interesting than Moldova and Bucharest

[@moirathompson310]

@@RFXZ67966 yes I understand, however from a tourist perspective it looks intresting.

[@Skylar.alx8]

Странно, на протяжении всего видео не покидало ощущение, что в Румынии уже середина сентября.

[@dmisterb]

После урагана

[@SaintVes]

I really like how Sly just accidentally walks around some random "sleep" areas and skips almost all the good parts of 3 countries in a row.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

How do you know what he skips? His videos are 15min long, he spends all day walking around. He only shows what he finds is necessary.

[@tenzindolma6266]

@@MaryJones-fs4wf We do know what he skips, because we do know those cities and towns, we live there...

[@user-jr7rn3no3j]

@@do.ro99 maybe that's his intention. Who knows if he's paid or not to manipulate watchers into thinking the big bad bear from the east is fluffy and kind? But to me it raises at least a red flag (pun intended, LOL)!

[@tonyap7724]

From his next videos in Bulgaria he also skipped all historical ruins and party life of Sofia... He was though only for a day though.

[@jodacro]

Giving details on the bus ride is wonderful. Both buses and trains expose you to the countryside in ways that a plane cannot. The closer you get to the infrastructure (eg, public transportation) of a country, like Romania, the better you understand it. Thank you Sly, for showing us the daily life of ordinary citizens. I'm learning a lot from you.

[@slaviiliev4175]

can not believe Kishinev-Bucharesh is 9-10 hours with bus. And yes it is. it is 470 km but probably not good condition of the roads there. Maybe you visit Bulgaria next?

[@salofu]

Я не ожидала от Румынии такого разрушения. Весь город надо ремонтировать.

[@codernov]

Money chika блин

[@moonlight19720]

Питер напомнило.

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

Lmfao Bucharest is a 50k gdp per capita city, he was in one of the worst area in this video😂

[@user-bt8oj6kx6j]

Это сад европейский, ты ни чего не понимаешь 😂

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

@@user-bt8oj6kx6j modern language pls, I don t understand the orc language

[@iri8836]

Как-то жутко запущенно все выглядит. Зато в ЕС и НАТО.

[@tenzindolma6266]

Da.... Unfortunately...

[@coldburrito5818]

Go and see real RU beyond Moscow, S. Petersburg and a few other big cities lol.

[@user-jh8wj1wt9c]

Прикольная деревушка☝️🤷‍♂️😎

[@TafferDP]

Many things are reminiscent of Moscow in the early 2000s, only there are not enough tents (small shops), which only then began to be gradually removed

[@curiouscat6348]

Graffiti makes the city look sh&tty

[@myhad]

like ur name

[@seriouscash]

u want generic square looking cities?

[@hmp01]

hard disagree

[@user-df3wp6hf6b]

I'm from Bucharest and I agree...

[@cripsgangpitic1]

@@user-df3wp6hf6b I'm from Bucharest born and raise and Graff is a part of urban style; it's has it's beauty

[@atwaplugk]

can't judge you for Nalivka, cuz you didnt have any 😢😢😢

[@timur2887]

Выглядит все довольно бедно... А ведь никаких санкций на них нет...

[@moonlight19720]

а причем здесь санкции? это изначально небогатая и небольшая страна. у них нет такого количества природных богатств, как у России, например.

[@timur2887]

@@moonlight19720 когда-то Румыния возникла благодаря Российской империи в результате русско-турецких войн и освобождения народов от османского гнета.. Как думаете, была бы она такой бедной, будь у нее такие же дружеские отношения с Россией, как у Беларуси? У Беларуси тоже ведь нет природных богатств особо, но города Беларуси выглядят гораздо лучше румынских

[@moonlight19720]

@@timur2887 не была в Беларуси, посмотрю обзоры. может, вы и правы.

[@RaduRadonys]

@@timur2887 LOL, Russian bots are really funny sometimes :)) Just look at all Russian influenced countries, they are all poor dictatorial shit holes, including Russia itself, and you talk about how poor Romania is :)) LOL :))

[@cristiion1019]

@@timur2887 Ce prostii vorbesti!!!

[@vltubeyou]

Now we'll know where there are cheap paint cans 😇😇😇

[@__.i.__]

How dare you... Where restaurant's experience?

[@vertigovain]

This, wheres Nalivka?

[@AlexandruMircea-xs4pu]

He is a poor guy. He may not have money for fun in restaurants.

[@katerinakaterina9197]

Я думала, ещё хоть одно видео про Молдавию будет. Неужели там вот настолько всё плохо? Ничего же не увидели толком...

[@TheYura1964]

по сравнению с Румынией , мне Кишинёв больше нравиться

[@odinvolkov1]

да он особо не углубляется нигде, так чисто вайб оценить

[@katerinakaterina9197]

@@odinvolkov1 на украине он хоть по центру киева прошёлся, и во львове вроде тоже какие-никакие достопримечательности показал, а тут прошёлся по закоулочкам каким-то и хватит

[@IMRAN7943]

Спасибо Sly, за его прогулочный тур по столицам малых государств восточной Европы. Хотя, зрелище действительно печальное, на самом деле.

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Following you everywhere Sly, keep safe and sound ;)

[@user-xu7fv1rj5h]

Sly don't listen to all these russian bots. They have a huge bot farm. Romania is a very underrated country, even Bucharest. All cities in the world have graffiti, and dirty streets but it doesn't mean that the whole huge 3 million city is like that. Be sure to visit Bucharest: the Palace of Parliament and Piața Revoluției and Parcul Drumul Taberei on a sunny day. and in the evening see how many tourists and fun in the Old Town and walk along the walking street on Piața Romană. Try the Romanian national cuisine Michi you will love it. On a weekday in the heat, go to Terme Bucharest, the biggest spa complex in Europe, with many pools, water bars and a water park, the price is sure to please you. After Bucharest go through Transfagarasan, the most beautiful mountain road in Europe, to cities like Brasov, Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca. Beautiful cities!

[@user-kl2dw3uv7e]

I don't understand why you didn't mention Casa Presei Libere. This is one of the most beautiful and majestic buildings in Bucharest.

[@sdssds1086]

Tu te uiti la alt film? Ca in asta se vad numai mizgalituri pe pereti. Nici la teatrul national nu e tunsa iarba.

[@iceblu4713]

That's his fanbase....

[@flowname]

Sly don't listen to this romanian bot, he has a huge coping problem, Romania is a very underperforming country, you can see it in Bucharest. Not every city in the world has graffiti on the most prominent facades of the main streets, only the coping ones do. And it does mean that the populace is brainwashed into accepting decadence under a pretence of the features of freedom.

[@eisenspane8421]

What about Dimbovița Center?

[@gomel47]

You're lucky you were able to leave the European North Korea. In Ukraine no man from age 18-60 is able to leave the country. There are military checkpoints on all exits of cities. The worst thing that can possible happen to a person is having a Ukrainian passport

[@Roman-us4uj]

Ты бы за своей северной кореей беларусью смотрел с которой ты сбежал, а не про украину что-то рассказывал которая воюет с россией, а не подчинилась как ваша

[@gomel47]

​@@Roman-us4ujМеня увезли родители в подростковом возрасте. И у них было право уехать. А вот в Украине этого права нет. Передвижение - это естественное человеческое право. И в моей белорусской Северной Корее оно и есть, а в вашей любимой Украине нет такого право. Вчера застрелили пограничника который старался сбежать в Молдову.

[@citycab9540]

@@Roman-us4uj Да укроп и ТЦК работают на Россию, что бы с компрометировать Зеленского и украинскую демократию! Д.Б! Чем там вас обкалывают?

[@MoonBerryShrimp]

More propaganda. Will you have the freedom to watch youtube next year? Go to bed Ivan.

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

@@MoonBerryShrimpKZbin- помойка ванючая

[@bitterblue8115]

GDP per capita Russia: $13,648 GDP per capita Romania: $19,530 Minimum monthly wage Russia: $210 Minimum monthly wage Romania: $815 Average monthly gross salary Russia: $765 Average monthly gross salary Romania: $1,609

[@knopkaplay0507]

... Which essentially goes to show that these numbers don't really mean much :when you don't consider expense structure :-)

[@bitterblue8115]

@@knopkaplay0507 In cost of living index Russia and Romania are pretty close. Romania a bit more expensive but certainly not even close to justify a 2.2x higher avg salary. So these numbers do mean a lot. In practical terms who cares if there are graffity when your salary is double and the expenses are the same...

[@knopkaplay0507]

@@bitterblue8115 well, in practical terms - I do (and did) care, moving to a city with no graffiti and absorbing a 3.5x drop in salary (in dollar terms). Not sure where to look up the cost of living difference between Moscow and DC, but subjectively my quality of life improved quite drastically, which makes me think not all pertinent expenses are usually taken into consideration in those "big picture" tables.

[@bitterblue8115]

​@@knopkaplay0507 It should be understood that these statistics are relevant for the overall population, so basically for normal citizens living on average salary, wealth, costs etc. If you take particular cases of people from US moving to Moscow, like a german moving to Thailand or french moving to Bali... these will be anomalies. Yes, of course with wealth accumulated in a rich country you can "live like a king" in poorer countries even if overall the standard of living of the people is much lower.

[@knopkaplay0507]

@@bitterblue8115 nah, no wealth accumulated to speak of, unfortunately. When it comes to "special cases" - well, could be true, to a certain extent: I ran numbeo comparison between DC and Moscow - looks like I'm hitting all the items where the difference is the greatest (childcare, education, activities for children, mortgage vs ownership, taxi, utilities, restaurants, booze and smokes) and barely touching those where the difference is negligible or favoring DC (new car purchase, gasoline, etc). Could well be the case for Bukharest to Moscow comparison, too.

[@FlyWithVeiga]

I went to Romania last year! One of my favorite countries 🔥🔥🔥

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

Ты так расхваливал Россию, а теперь какой-то унылый стал. Устал наверное путешествовать?! Съезди во Францию отдохни. «Привет» по-французски- салам алейкум! И улыбайся чаще😉

[@drZL0]

Но в некоторые районы Парижа лучше не соваться. Особенно вечером.

[@SvetlanaTeslya]

в гости к крысам и клопам )))

[@laradv350]

😂

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

@@drZL0 ты про 13-й район?! Так его вроде в конце фильма разбомбили)) А беженцев из Африки ему нечего бояться.. примут за своего!😂

[@moonlight19720]

так он уже лет 5 или 6 путешествует. начал с Южной Америки.

[@citycab9540]

Слай в режиме "body save" рюкзак в переди ! Даже перекусить не решился !

[@KentavrJS]

Да нет же, у него два рюкзака. Один сзади, другой спереди. Потом оставляет один дома и остаётся только тот, что сзади.

[@ReSimGames]

All these graffiti remind me 90s or 00s😅

[@Haitian_Vagabond]

Dude get an eSim and save time and money. We're no longer in 1999 simcard era

[@Murmilone]

Not every phone supports that but yes.

[@jorllx]

unfortunately this country, which is a country with nice weather and nature, has a terrible problem of vandalism as everybody can see with the streets full of graffitti everywhere.. that happens in most other Western countries too... On the contrary, it is hard to see one graffiti in Russia, so that tells you the big difference in societies....Russia: extremely polite and full of beautiful women. The West: very rude and practically no beautiful women anywhere. So choose: to live surrounded by graffitti and vandals or to live surrounded by politeness and very beautiful women. Actually Ukraine is much more similar to Russia than to the West, as everybody can see, with little vandalism and also full of beautiful women.

[@rati24]

Where Belorus?

[@RaduRadonys]

In hell.

[@philippshevliagin9945]

И это сюда гражданка Румынии Санду хочет загнать Молдову?

[@moonlight19720]

Молдова несильно отличается так-то

[@lsd8497]

Yes, Ivan. 1 comment = 1 copeic?

[@philippshevliagin9945]

@@lsd8497 тебе что, непонятен мой вопрос? По делу пиши.

[@user-pp2kw3fd2k]

​@@lsd8497не обижайся. Ты, конечно, румынский патриот из Молдовы. Но согласись, зрелище ужасное. В Румынии так же воруют, как в Молдове, но всё-таки столицу могли бы привести в порядок.

[@lsd8497]

@@user-pp2kw3fd2k KZbin, not RuTube. Fuck knows what you say.

[@user-um8xc5wt1y]

even Chisinau looks like a beautiful and well-maintained city compared to Bucharest

[@TheYura1964]

я недавно это же написал под другим видео из Бухареста , другого блогера , он правда снимал самый центр столицы Румынии , там было чуть получше , но всё равно выглядело на мой взгляд хуже Кишинёва

[@sorinpopa1442]

Lmao ur Dellusional ! First of all Bucharest its almost 3X larger then Chisinau and this guy only visited some small parts from the town.

[@user-pp2kw3fd2k]

Согласна. В Кишиневе не так хаотично. Намного чище и благоустроеннее. Убрали навязчивую рекламу. Город очень зелёный.

[@Cristivasile-bm6gx]

@@user-pp2kw3fd2k But very poor

[@pentrupatrie-or5gb]

​@@TheYura1964alt rus prost😂 pripășit prin R. Moldova😂🤮👎🐷

[@user-vj5tb2js1z]

Бухарест огорчил, ужасное запущение, грязно везде граффити. На здание реклама Каспарова )))) , типа научу играть в шахматы ( курс для чайников ) Смешно ))

[@maxt240]

Видел как то фотографии старого Бухареста. До того как Чаушеску его "осовременил". Был очень красивый уютный город.

[@tenzindolma6266]

@@do.ro99 Invidios ? Si mandru de gunoiul tau de tara?!? Pune mana si curat-o, inainte de a vorbi...

[@iceblu4713]

Ai văzut un grafitti și ai avut și tu ce să comentezi..Marș de aici...

[@flowname]

​@@do.ro99 we only serve food in toilets for visitors like you, we do it to our amusement.

[@eisenspane8421]

@@do.ro99 The first third of the video about Bucharest reminded me of the old streets of Irkutsk 😏 (but Irkutsk is not a European capital, it's just a city in Siberia)

[@_Amy-Ro_]

Regarding the shoe situation , think about Japanese tradition of taking the shoes of when entering a living space, it would be regarded as extremely rude to enter someone's house with your shoes on , it's exactly the same in Romania, you take the dirty street shoes off before entering someone's home. It's the same concept in the gym it's borrowed from Romanian tradition , sometimes the host would tell a guest to just enter the house and not take the shoes off and just come right in , in this case one is expected to disregard the host and should take the shoes off anyway 😄. Have a great stay in Bucharest...cheers.

[@youme1414]

Good! Thank you, sir

[@faustjoe]

Not sure when you were there but F1 was in town from July 19th to 21st.

[@kayax8461]

I think Moldavia looked more pleasant to the eye

[@dhanyrafael]

Bucharest sucks. He should have visited the Carpathian Mountains and Transylvania.

[@HeCoBceMTaK]

Жаль, что в Беларусь не скатался, не была там, было бы любопытно посмотреть твоими глазами)

[@user-dh6ll7ss3e]

И мотало меня от Амура до Туркестана... товарищ Сухов

[@pavelkroll]

По Бухаресту гулять не выпив наливку это большая ошибка бро

[@bzkl1746]

I like what Sly produces..

[@spartaxff3495]

Romania is beautiful country specially in the mountains and kindly people ❤❤❤

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

[@Mytime-yl3bu]

I’m Canadian, traveling across states, then London and Romania . Do you choose Airbnb , hotel or motel ? And how much is gym fees?

[@green861ddd9]

For Romania: depends on the gym and the location and what classes you take, varies from 20$ to 100$( without personal trainer).Here we mostly have booking(an app) we dont use airbnb that much. and if u dont have a 2nd pair of shoes i recomend u go to Decathlon and buy a pair for 10$

[@ctapnep841]

Нет ни одного здания без графити. Как же это отвратительно смотрится

[@DacianRider]

indeed. keep your ruzzian paws to yourself.

[@user-bm1fq5ie2u]

Согласен, убожество, даже находится рядом с такой помойкой не оч приятно

[@IonutzPopeskoo]

Există! Și se văd foarte multe și în video!

[@jamesowens9944]

In Bucharest you'll be in a fairly nice neighborhood, and turn corner into to WTH.Still with the subway and Uber being really cheap because of the $ it's pretty affordable and easy to get around.

[@KentavrJS]

Ну вот зачем люди всё граффити загаживают. Аккуратный же городок был бы, если бы не пачкали дурацкими тегами каждую поверхность. Правда, если бы меня спросили по внешнему виду зданий и всему прочему, я бы тоже не смог сходу точно сказать, что Румыния не была в составе СССР.

[@TheYura1964]

они не то что не были в СССР , они шли своим путём и с Советским Союзом не очень то дружили как и Северная Корея . были закрытыми странами , особенно Корея

[@KentavrJS]

@@do.ro99 увидеть разницу с чем? Простите, но вообще не понял смысла вашего комментария.

[@voodoosobaka]

Миру мир!

[@StartLivingNow1963]

🙂❤👍Another Awesome Adventure Thank You Sly Safe Travels 🙂❤👍

[@sightseeingandcookingwithc3369]

Good job

[@codernov]

Some cities are good with water. I'm in Sochi and we have excellent water, I also drink right from the facet. Moscow on the other hand, terrible water. In Bucharest has good water, that means good ecology. I think Emil Cosman is from Romania, I also watch him from time to time.

[@stefanatud]

I miss Bucharest, my hometown!

[@Mrladson]

My dream is travel to Romania

[@dhanyrafael]

But don't go to Bucharest - it sucks. Just go to Transylvania and Carpathian Mountains in the center of Romania. A fairytale.

[@clarakam3858]

No gangs in Bucharest just teenagers doing those grafitti to learn the art off the grafitti 😂. I am born & raised in Bucharest . Never a sovietic country , just a comunist ruler ❤. Our lanq is latin ( romance lanq 1700 years old ) ❤ you can take for the same price unlimited internet & also in Bucharest you find a lot off park & areas with free wi fi, even in the bus you have free wi fi ❤

[@user-nf6pr4yw4v]

Посетите страны Азии: Южная Корея, Китай, Япония, Тайланд. Рекомендую очень классные развитые страны 👍

[@HateFlat]

И в это убожество Санду тянет свою страну?! Бедные молдаване...

[@user-ix5vl6bx4t]

Вот именно, Европа!!!☝🏾

[@ToM-lb1hu]

это румыния

[@New_York_Sights]

😂​@@ToM-lb1hu

[@HeCoBceMTaK]

@@ToM-lb1hu румыния це европа жеж

[@pentrupatrie-or5gb]

Am găsit un rus prost 😂 de undeva de peste Prut, care a uitat să-și mai spele hainele și nu vede diferența dintre el și restul lumii😂😂😂

[@CindyEisele-bm9ug]

The layout of the apartment looks really nice! How is it from your perspective?

[@ameliaa7087]

since you are in the EU now the minutes and internet are also valid in the EU not just Romania

[@infinity2kx]

the graffitis on the walls coming into bucarest nord train station are very cool tho, enjoy looking at them when riding the train

[@groovytau]

don't worry about graffiti, those are made by kids. The murals though, especially the cool ones, ulala, now that's art.

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

What an attitude...it and everything there looks HORRIBLE

[@DenisUSA]

I’m surprised to see that kind of dirty and shity looking streets in the European Union…😮😢

[@TheYura1964]

это одна из самых бедных стран Евросоюза

[@gfendi1392]

BRO you haven't seen greece yet

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

Bucharest is a 50k gdp per capita, he was just in a bad area

[@TheYura1964]

@@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr я смотрел другого блогера который снимал в самом центре Бухареста , там картина может быть чуть получше , но тоже удручающая

[@danmihaescu4687]

There are much better looking streets even in the neighborhoods towards the edge of the city, with boulevards that look like tidy parks. But downtown, dependin on which street you take, you can end up on some pretty sketcy looking streets. And the most surprising thing is, most of our skyscrapers are not downtown

[@RiddlerG3]

So, when you work out in the US you just roll over in the filth from other people's shoes? Also, i lived in Bucharest for 15 years and visit regularly, you filmed only one area and missed out on a lot of beautiful places if you only stayed there.

[@goguu7788]

Respect to Russian friends, with love from Romania to Orthodox brothers!

[@serlucian9155]

hey brother, try some romanian food. I d recommend mici, ciorba radauteana, sarmale, bean soup, and papanasi

[@florinflorin249]

thanks for the video. what camera do you use to film?

[@user-m948]

Все Тролли в комментах, не сравнивайте страны восточной Европы с ограниченным бюджетом с Россией. Для тех кто пишет, посмотрите в России что за третьим кольцом, посмотрите цикл передач по России как было и как стало. Там очень много выпусков.

[@iceblu4713]

They are not trolls, that's simply how russians are and think. When will we realise this? 😞

[@user-m948]

@@iceblu4713 Как это не тролли? Посмотрите на их комментарии когда они каждый раз пишут про третье кольцо как под копирку. Вы сами были в России?

[@iceblu4713]

@@user-m948 Ce cred rușii despre România și români în viața reală?

[@user-m948]

@@iceblu4713 Это долгий разговор.Тема серьёзная.В основном положительно.

[@eisenspane8421]

@@iceblu4713 1. I think that the times of Greatness of Romania were associated with Ceausescu, when he did what he considered necessary for Romania, and not for the USSR. For the Soviet leadership, he has always been a difficult ally, who gets from them what he demands. Who is the President of Romania now?? I don't know and it doesn't matter. In Europe, only Orbán is still capable of saying "No. This is not suitable for Hungary." In Russia, we respect the ability of leaders to defend their rights not by waving a vote placards or by sweet speeches, but by real action. A real leader must be able to go against the stream. 2. I don’t understand why a third of Moldovans want to become Eastern Romania and loose their sovereignty, if even the Romanians themselves are leaving the country (4 million citizens out of 20 million prefer to live away from their Motherland). This is not a question of “freedom”, it is a question of the demand of citizens and the prospects of country. 3. In Russia the attitude towards Romanians is calm, I have never heard anything bad or even dubious from anyone about them.

[@AlexD-wy6kh]

You finished about where I live, next to Bulevardul Unirii at the non-stop gym.... small world.

[@eleonora78]

I think you need to come in Transilvania, get out of old gray Bucharest

[@lrvracer3515]

Is graffiti writing the national pastime ??

[@user-tx2yt8ml9v]

мне кажется, или в Молдове гораздо лучше?

[@ultramemes955]

Румыния это вообще дыра, сам был в Бухаресте. Это "Европа" именно в ковычках. И кстати сервис говнище ваще, во всех пониманиях

[@DacianRider]

@@ultramemes955 FU ruzki ! you ain't welcomed here anyway.

[@IonutzPopeskoo]

@@do.ro99 N-au cum! Deocamdată mor câteva mii pe zi în Ucraina!

[@maxxbuchin1566]

Ну и дыра. И это столица. Как "борат" посмотрел...

[@iverson4764]

Vezi că se fură aspiratoare și mașini de spălat în Ucraina , du-te stai la coadă poate prinzi ceva 😊

[@user-kl2dw3uv7e]

​@@iverson4764dude, I'm sorry, but your brain is filled with propaganda)

[@user-bm1fq5ie2u]

Я поражаюсь с того, что на некоторых домах граффити аж на уровне 2-го этажа😂😂😂

[@maxxbuchin1566]

@@user-bm1fq5ie2u видать в цветущем саду борреля много диких обезьян

[@CRiSTiANN17]

@@iverson4764Dăi drumu de aici)) Cioroiule

[@random-pd7gf]

where in the world you exercise with the same shoes you walk outside ? like you just walked after it rained, maybe stepped in dog poop and then you go walking around the gym ? seems totally reasonable to have a gym only pair.

[@nicolaeionescu6538]

No my friend, Romania was never a Soviet republic. We've been under soviet influence after the war until 1989, the influence growing less and less significant since our communists were not exactly getting along with their communists :)

[@IncredibleStan]

East Europe is "the hood" from what I have been told

[@alexanderpankratov5019]

какое-то депрессивное ощущение

[@IonutzPopeskoo]

Bea un pic de vodcă și-ți trece

[@alexanderpankratov5019]

@@IonutzPopeskoo Я Вас расстрою, но алкоголь не спасает от проблем, будьте аккуратней.

[@azraelfirstofhisname8695]

0:13 Ahhh yes the Flix Bus if I ever did see one

[@_alexanderd]

Привет Йотуну!

[@specularverzide9972]

12:05 you're in an upper middle class in the US' understanding of the term. If it was UK everyone would've been classed as working class. Lets say 60-80% upper bracket based on the area, price of property (these homes are $150,000 easy. Most people in Bucharest live in 1,2 and seldomly 3 bedroom flats so having a single family house with a garden in the city is indicative of upper middle class. 12:06

[@sepie]

Welcome to Romania

[@olgert75]

Бааа, 17 лет в ЕС, а выглядит как третьесортная колония в жопе мира! так это еще и столица, что же там в провинции делается?😱

[@sunnyocean]

вот это надо Украине показывать, которая думает, что как только в ЕС вступит, так сразу как Германия-Франция заживет.

[@laradv350]

Я сразу мужу сказала, что Германия и Франция, как раз живут за счёт этих стран. Это по сути немецкие колонии. Мой муж работал с румынами. Они говорили, что после вступления в Евросоюз их хозяйства не подходили под европейские стандарты и были закрыты. И они вынуждены покупать молоко, сыр, масло немецкое. Хороший бизнес у немцев.

[@IMRAN7943]

Экономические объединения типа ЕС выгодны, если у тебя есть преимущество в какой-то сфере над остальными членами союза. Ну а маленькие и не особо богатые на природные ресурсы страны, вроде Румынии, там превращаются в рынок сбыта и источник трудовых ресурсов.

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

Lmfao Bucharest is a 50k gdp per capita city, he was in a bad area though 😂

[@olgert75]

@@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr Я не вижу там 50 тысяч, деньгами там и не пахнет.

[@danmihaescu4687]

While you were mostly downtown, the streets you took are some of the more ugly ones. Some of the neighborhoods towards the edge of the city are now looking like tidy parks

[@multiz0rak]

from kiss-me-now to book-a-rest

[@larissakoroleva]

Жесть. 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@vjijvhi88]

Какая беднота, просто жуть.... Похоже на Украину

[@user-rl6ov5hy2g]

Ну самая бедная страна ЕС.

[@user-nb3bl5ub4s]

@@user-rl6ov5hy2gнее, не самая. Есть ещё Латвия, Литва..

[@user-ix5vl6bx4t]

Украина лучше, чище и Молдавия так же лучше!!!

[@user-rl6ov5hy2g]

@@user-nb3bl5ub4s Они тоже бедные, никто не спорит, но Румыния считается самой бедной. Не знаю, правда последней статистики, может кто и опередил.

[@codernov]

@@user-ix5vl6bx4t Это точно, смотрите как Мариуполь и Крым расцвели.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

13:46 👍