THEY DRINK TAP WATER IN BOSNIA 🚰 🇧🇦

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

One of the things surprised me in Bosnia is that people drink the TAP WATER here everywhere. I tried it and it was good. In Russia you feel some bitter chemical taste so even the filters won't help. But it's also depends. For example in South of Russia in Mountain areas like Sochi people more often drink the tap water because the water from the mountains is cleaner. Last days in Moscow I met a guy from Sochi who used to drink tap water in Sochi, but in Moscow he got poisoned by tap water and had to take a drip counter in a hospital. Well, I've been drinking a TAP WATER all my life, but only boiled one. We drink tea in Russia mostly. And we cook with tap water of course. But yeah, from my surroundings - not many people drink tap water in Russia. But here it's the thing.

[@Cairol58]

Most people here in my country may not drink water from the tap because everyone is buying mineral water from the supermarkets. But tap water is just as good, I started drinking it years ago after I bought one of these machines to make your own sparkling water. Funny, I cannot remember for now what they are called neither in English nor my native language. 😅

[@dzonikg]

Everywhere in ex Yugoslavia you can drink tap water except one city in Serbia call Zrenjanin , i just buy ones in 3-4 days 0.5 bottle and refile it

[@Fievelavie]

@@Cairol58you mean a carbonator… or sodastream. In the Netherlands we drink from the tap too.

[@fifofuko1864]

is it the same everywhere in Russia? There are many rivers

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@@fifofuko1864 it depends. I can tell about myself and people I know. In some regions more people drink tap water in some less. But definitely not like in Bosnia still. We cook and drink boiled water in Russia though for sure. And still tap water would often would have some bleach or something like that you feel it in taste.

[@heyyo162]

People generally dont appreciate resources unless there is a scarcity. Bosnia is blessed with Dinaric alps, clean rivers and plenty of high quality water.

[@fuuz642]

it still sucks though

[@mizzo2006]

Your mom or sister you mean? ​@@fuuz642

[@nolifegaming6930]

@@fuuz642 It depends where you drink.

[@bosnianmusic7580]

7:24 The Gazi-Husrev-beg Library is a public library in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina founded in 1537. 7:30 Novi Hram Gallery is housed in an old Sephardic synagogue that was built in 1870 and given the name, Il Kal Nuevu (muevu). 7:50 the Sarajevo Cathedral it is the largest cathedral in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Nearby are also two Orthodox churches, The Ashkenazi Synagogue, Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, etc. All this is within a radius of approx. 500 meters.

[@Machka-j7q]

The Ottoman empire welcomed Sephardic Jews who were persecuted during the Spanish Inquisition. That's why they are settled throughout former Ottoman territories. At 4:52 is the Emperor's mosque built in 1457, the first mosque built after Ottoman conquest.

[@kolobara08]

HZ is Horde Zla (eng: Evil Hordes), that's the name of fans of Sarajevo Football Club (the football club is actually called Sarajevo).

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

111$ for four days at that hotel. amazing beautiful place with cooking too. amazing price for that quality

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

very very beautiful city and scenic area. excellent tour. great insight into this city. I'll try to visit in the future. nasdaroviya

[@johnodonohoe7602]

Thanks Bosnia looks interesting..

[@toribern816]

We drink it in America too ❤depends on where tho. I get city water in Chicago out of the tap and it’s fine.

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

04:43 Sergey discovered some more clear signs of before yet unknown and elusive pigeon genius tactics and traits. you make amazing ground breaking scientific discoveries today comrade. ☝️

[@catdeluxe5291]

Pigeons are cooling themselves in the water ...Southern Europe is under heat wave with 40 deg Celsius

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

@@catdeluxe5291 yes exactly

[@duanewinter3793]

I liked how you wrote "subscribe" in Bosnian, at the end. Sergey: "Give up the Kools," like Gerry Rafferty said (in "Baker Street").

[@zebrazilch7249]

Yes it's hard to watch a person smoke when it steals their health and old age

[@jeffmojave9184]

Sergey looking very cute with the shave 😊

[@duc1243]

21:20 so this is stadium of football club Željezničar one of the best club in Bosnia, the number 1987 represents the Željezničar ultras group The Maniacs 1987 (year when they are created). Also national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina sometimes play games at this stadium.

[@colddarkness1798]

Yes we do you are safe to drink it.

[@Zhiivago]

Western Balkans has one of the highest rainfall annual precipitation in Europe. In Orjen mountain between BiH and CG, there is a village with the highest annual rainfall in the whole of Europe. Something strange considering the landscape is barren and not so lush. But that is because of the geology, the water just instantly flows down into the bedrock which is hollow with cave systems underneath. So the landscape looks Mediterranean, dry and quite barren with scarce soil for plants to hold on. I would love you to visit Vjetrenica cave in Popovo Polje near Trebinje, if you are still there.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ohh Thanks for explanation!

[@aidaa5824]

Bravo Sergey, I love your videos, all Russians are welcome to our beautiful city and country. There are also some fascinating natural beauty and the scenery inside country of Bosnia and Hercegovina! Keep going. Doing great 👏🇧🇦👍

[@aldindizdarevic1728]

Are you single ?😊😊😊

[@lindaSee89]

Beautiful city

[@exploringsuffolk]

I loved the smoking in bosnia, smoke wherever you want really, what is hotel name i might stay there next time it looks good

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

02:36 yes have the proper conversation hahaha ask him about the quality of the cat manure in bosnia compared to Philippines

[@satusalmivirta9840]

Thank you very interesting! I had no idea of how Bosnia looks like

[@samuelmartinez6344]

It's been a long time since I've drank tap water, not since 1997 or '98, maybe. 😅 I think Bosnia has a lot of nature around that water has to be fresh. I even think what's helping is all the land mines that are still active in the natural areas around Sarajevo since the Bosnian War, so I think nobody can try to pollute the water there. By the way, how's the weather there? Seems like it wasn't hot outside in this video.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Hey Samuel! Now it’s crazy hot here. But when I came it was comfy and even cold some days

[@damirbajramovic5416]

DOBRO DOŠLI U BOSNU !!

[@fanpage9142]

Yes, we also have a saying about black cats :).

[@jackportugge5647]

I enjoyed this tour. Hilarious linguistic confusion!

[@heekyungkim8147]

Hello Sergey. You made to Bosnia. Will you go Montenegro 🇲🇪?

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Hi Kim! Will see. No Russian cards work there. But maybe I’ll go. Depends how much money I’ll have 😅

[@alladeenmdfkr2255]

Why not, i laugh always when i see someone buy water here

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

how's the belly ? how many packs now ?

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

17:20 wow many if not all food items sold in that shop are super pure chemicals. great offerings on hand at that exclusive fine selection quality chemical items store. eat from there and live forever. 😎

[@jingojingo1]

Every On my way! Has a quick convenience store

[@spaha82]

Hz means “horde zla” its soccer fans name for Sarajevo club, and “manijaci 1987” is other name for “Zeljeznicar” soccer club. So Sarajevo has 2 soccer clubs one is called Zeljeznicar and other is called Sarajevo samo as city name. That stadium you were next to that was Zeljeznicar stadium or people call Zeljeznicar “zeljo” for shorter term. You should visit rest of Bosnia. You can take a train from Sarajevo to Mostar its cheap and it has awesome sights to see from train, also try booking airbnb it might be cheaper.

[@Rich_present-777]

my black cat crosses my path everyday, so far no problems.

[@YaelSharon3410]

I have a question, I've noticed in your videos when you see a cat you call it by saying "Matz Matz" What does that word mean?

[@velimirseocanac3153]

Mac Mac its from Mačka we are calling cats like that.

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

02:57 look at the doggies

[@rivers.stream]

Sergey, i love your videos. You seem like a lovely person. I just worry that you are alone. Tell me, are you lonely? Being alone does not mean you are lonely. 😊❤

[@DinoM-e6g]

why do you tourists always move in a radius of 500 meters? There is more in Sarajevo than just this part of town.. i recommend you to visit maybe the Vraca Memorial Park or the Spring of the Bosna River

[@JakuzzaBosse]

Hey Sergey! I thought you were in Ukraine but you are hiding in Bosnia😁😁😁

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

16:25 excellent choices of health food products Sergey. red bull poison and toxic cigarettes. all you need now to offset that shit is 15 minutes in the sauna banya and then immersion in the Russian ice cold lake in the middle of the winter. detox to the max brother. 😉

[@YaelSharon3410]

Good video once again. I am impressed with the smoking culture there. Here in Montreal Canada smoking is seen as very bad, almost repulsive. You can't smoke anywhere without being looked at weird by people and some people even will make rude comments about the cigarette smoke and so on. Many adults smoke in secret or hide to smoke and don't tell anyone they smoke because of this prejudice against cigarette smokers. BUT it is socially accepted to publicly smoke marijuana! Go figure, it makes no sense. People find it more acceptable to get high than to have a cigarette, I disagree with this. The elderly man at the end selling cigarettes in public would be surrounded by police in no time and be taken to police station for doing this in Canada, only licensed stores can sell cigarettes and tobacco products. As for drinking water here in Montreal Canada the tap water is technically good to drink but it smells and tastes like chemicals, so the rich people buy bottled water or have a water filter attached to their taps, and the not rich people we put the water in a big jug and let it sit there until the smell and taste of chemicals goes away a bit before we drink it.

[@Thorpeman]

We drink it in the U.K. tastes the same as bottled water can’t seem why so many people buy bottled water it’s a rip off

[@exploringsuffolk]

The water runs in public fountains too, very nice as well

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

I saw people refresh themself in public fountains ⛲️!

[@exploringsuffolk]

@@CrazyRussianSergey me and my son washed hands and faces in public fountains then drank from hands

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@@exploringsuffolk interesting! I wouldn’t drink though myself hehe. Well. If it’s like drinking fountains I would. But not the big ones.

[@exploringsuffolk]

@@CrazyRussianSergey we drank it fine was nice

[@kolobara08]

@@CrazyRussianSergey Public water fountain is ground water (spring water, dug really deep), has nothing to do with city water system, they aren't even connected. And with public water fountain it is not meant this ⛲ but this 🚰 and usually it's always running. Like constantly water pouring out of it. You've seen one most likely beside the central mosque in the old town. They are all over Bosnia to be found and the reason we build them has something to do with religion.

[@mr.d.6766]

Good job, you are good at noticing small details and verbalize them. You would have been a good spy !

[@mr.d.6766]

I was thinking during i watch you drink in the hotel glass, have you heard of the unbreakable soviet glass ? Apparently they still use it in many Bar/Pub in ex-soviet countries ?

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Haha. Never heard of those glasses. Maybe it’s some secret soviet technology!

[@mr.d.6766]

@@CrazyRussianSergey type that in youtube : How Communists Made Unbreakable Glass

[@schawk8709]

We drink tap water, in the US! I didn't think it was unusual, until I went to Asia.

[@spaha82]

depending what part of usa, here in st louis water is very hard so we do not drink it

[@Andrew-ky8oc8cq4n]

About those perfumes. Are they trying to sell them for you or for you to gift to a girlfriend. Maybe you should smell some of the men there to see if they wear perfume.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Many people smoke here so maybe perfume helps to reduce smoke odor 🤷

[@jingojingo1]

@@CrazyRussianSergeyno its used as gifts for women

[@exploringsuffolk]

For long cigarettes ask for winston blue 100s

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

I smoked them already. Didn’t really like. The best ones are standard Chesterfield and Camel and Winston. Somehow long cigarettes are not as good!

[@exploringsuffolk]

@@CrazyRussianSergey I smoked Nero in Serbia they were ok, best for me was Drina gold, very nice, if you find try dunhill international

[@brigitakralj6399]

APARTMA SARAJEVO SUPER GOOD😂❤❤❤

[@471169]

21:32 😅😅😅 NIVA Lada.

[@Elias-xy9kc]

Интересный видео Сергей, я буду в Сараево через 3 недели даст бога Я также научиться русскому языку Привет из Саудовской Аравии

[@colddarkness1798]

And HZ means Horde Zla or tribes of evil it's hooligans of Football Club Sarajevo and TM with blue is The Maniacs the hooligans of Football Club Željezničar (or meaning for train) And about drinking in public yes you can don't worry just don't get drunk that you pass out hahahahah because police can give you ticket.

[@chater9929]

Željezničar je Railroad worker ekšli 😄

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

03:16 the animals are rocket scientists. amazing high IQ's. doesn't take a genius to figure out that simple maneuver Sergey. pigeons can navigate over hundred of miles and find their way home. you think it's so brilliant to navigate to the shade ? ye on the level of tesla here. great catch bro. very impressive analysis. speechless here. 😎

[@catdeluxe5291]

True, pigeons can learn alphabet... They have been credited with having similar levels of intelligence as those found in a three-year-old child

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

🧠 🕊

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

@@CrazyRussianSergey hahahaha. Sergey the magnificent. 🙌

[@GloriaHoulihan]

I drink tap water. Not from the bathroom.Bottoms up!

[@brigitakralj6399]

I LOVE PEACE JOY GREEN NATURE AND AQVA.🤣🏝🏞🏕🌲🪴🌱🪻🌷🌳🌴🌵🌾🌿🍁

[@alem2412]

Library is just reconstructed by state of Qatar

[@Dr_Enoch_Metatron]

11:16 still smoking lol. try to focus your smoking on non gmo and certified organic tobacco. amazing health benefits for your lungs. beautiful pure super anti oxident fresh smoke. nasdaroviya 🚬

[@dikvandersar6267]

do they speak russian in bosnia?

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

No, I just learned few phrases and some words are similar. Kinda same language group

[@huscanchannel695]

Man you smoke more then old turks 😅. I know Russian like to drìnk but how many packs of cigarets did you smoke ìn one day?

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Haha. Nah, I smoke usually maybe 12 cigarettes a day now.

[@asbjrngulbrandsen9929]

👍👍👍🥤💧Very good, Sergey 🎉😊Love from Norway 🇳🇴

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Hallo! Takk! 🇳🇴 do you drink tap water in Norway?

[@beorlingo]

​​@@CrazyRussianSergeythey do, they do. Crazy mothafookaz as they are! Edit: but the sane ones also drink Vikingfjord.

[@Zhiivago]

Say what you want but I dont agree with people that say Bosnia is dysfunctional bacause its constitution. Its what they make out of it, the politicians will always blame the system they are in charge of. Its a special model, but just having one president wouldnt change anything, it would maybe be worse. What is good is that we have a culture of democracy at least in public life, and legal matters, even in communism, there was this same atmosphere where critique was allowed to an extend, this was obvious after the Tito-Stalin split where new ideas for socialism were welcomed. The foreign intervention in the 90s gave us european civil laws and an good framework to work on. We can blame ourself who still cling on this fear and vote according to ethnicity and for politicians whos power feed on division and fear. Hopefully Russia in some distant future will become its full potential. I may be naive but why wouldnt she be both in EU and NATO, we could be one civilization from Lisbon to Vladivostok. Russia would become the economic powerhouse of the union, surpass Germany easily. I would like the Russia that was after USSR, when it seemed she wanted to break with the old tradition of authoritarianism. Russia seems to just have changed its symbols, flag etc but the culture in politics is the same old.

[@-FALKOR]

❤‍🩹

[@bh-video]

mac, mac, mac 🐱

[@beorlingo]

No, it's "Mats", like in Mats Sundin. The Russians are all about hockey. Us Swedes are the same but 360°, calling cats we say "vlada, vlada!" Like in Tretiak.

[@nosmokejazwinski6297]

@@beorlingo”c” is pronounced as “tz/ts” in Bosnian, so Mac = Matz/Mats

[@beorlingo]

@@nosmokejazwinski6297 yeah, it's the same in all Slavic languages using Roman script.

[@MrUGA2010]

There you go free drinking water what else could go wrong 😅

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Haha. Till now everything alright with my stomach :))

[@MrUGA2010]

@@CrazyRussianSergey that’s good 👍 if you go to a village there people collect rain for drinking in “catrnja” for the most part Sretno comrade!

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@MrUGA2010 ahh yeah. Sretno is Luck. In this case I wouldn’t guess this word meaning. “catrnja” in the same time kinda sound like koryto (pronounced as koryta) which is like used for a kinda thing where you can wash stuff or put water in. Old word.

[@zarjavelzebelj]

Come to Slovenia, we also drink tap water and love brothers Russians.

[@heartlandokie4485]

Never seen a vlog of buying cigarettes but now I have.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Haha! True!

[@FKS1946]

hahahahah i love how you bought the illegal cigs. they're always cheaper

[@BosniaYUGO]

It is pozoriste narodno pozoriste

[@Likedale3]

Sergey, you're not in russia anymore.

[@NONAME-ze1kx]

Not recommended, In Prijedor you can’t drink , it’s have sand in it,. (Bosnia-Prijedor)

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ok. Will remember it! Thanks!

[@lindaSee89]

We can’t sell cigarettes like in the street by street vendors in the US.

[@beorlingo]

Howcome?

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

The Government TV was right! NO FREEDOM IN AMERICA!!! hehe

[@Cairol58]

@CrazyRussianSergey Well, maybe you would be a bit disappointed with hardly any cigarette ends on the floor because lesser and lesser people do smoke here and those who do use ashtrays. Anything else is hardly acceptable in today’s society here. And on cats: Hardly any cats out in the the streets as cats 🐈 are kept indoors in general. Some cats may sneek out, I do see 2 or 3 regular cat visitors in my garden, but seeing one lets say in the town center strolling around I cannot remember seeing that for a long time. But maybe we have an ALF here who has eaten them all … 😂 Sorry, that was of course a bad joke I made, I do like cats in fact despite being allergic with their hairs …

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

It’s pros and cons. You don’t have stray cats, but in the same time stray cats or cats who can go out are more free. I’m not a fan of stray dogs though.

[@Cairol58]

@@CrazyRussianSergey Hardly any stray dogs here either, but I do remember seeing some when I was a child. Which is a long time ago. 😀

[@VVineTU]

*"mac-mac", it's the same as in Russian*

[@the.nolander]

😂 3:06 Polako mode.

[@tomaslee-fq1et]

push likesssssssssssssssssssss

[@Zhiivago]

HAHA POZORISHTE BIG SHAME. I love how in slavic languages a word can mean two different but oddly related things. A friend of mine asked my cousin if she got "trudna" in University. And she looked at him weird with an offended expression, but he meant to ask " if university is tough" LOL. Trud= tough, laiboursome, much effort in russian. In our language Trudna means pregnant. 🍼🐣

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ohh 🤰 will know just another flip flop word

[@jasminbondi2470]

HZ- Horde Zla ultras fc sarajevo

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Yeah. Thanks! Mystery resolved! From the previous vid people explained me. Just this moment probably filmed even before the commie hood

[@beorlingo]

With all these comments, how the algorithm still dodges you is to me nothing less than cre@zy!

[@XandarLake1]

You are welcome in BiH ! Be free to say that you are Russian.

[@bonniefromwashingtonstate7808]

Carry some kitty treats in your pockets for your feline friends

[@alem2412]

HZ is a ultras group of FK Sarajevo

[@dikvandersar6267]

They should learn russian!

[@R12gordini]

Polako mode bhahaha

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

Nooooooo do not drink tap water. Its hella dirty. Only bottled water.

[@beorlingo]

You be from where!?

[@nosmokejazwinski6297]

Tap water in Bosnia is better than bottled water

[@duanewinter3793]

Hi Sergey, why you may see signs about 1987: the Serbian League of Communists had a power struggle in 1987 (Milosevic did a purge and managed to takeover), which eventually led to the breakup of Yugoslavia. Greetings from Oregon, USA, where my tap water is pure artesian well water that my village operates.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ohh now I see the explanation! Thanks!

[@alem2412]

Naaah brother, its the year when the ultras of football club was founded

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@@alem2412 haha. Yeah. Sound closer. But the previous thing wrote by Duan probably also true. (Don’t wanna go too deep into politics)

[@duanewinter3793]

@@CrazyRussianSergey It could be the football clubs, too. The sign at the 21:25 time mark is about football, but I was thinking you may be referencing other signs you've seen during your visit.

[@duanewinter3793]

@@alem2412 Yes, The Maniacs Football Club was founded in 1987; I just thought when he said he'd seen other signs around Sarajevo referencing 1987, it may have been about Milosevic. Sarajevo seems like a great city to visit!

[@SejlaFilipovic]

We also i Bosnia call cats Mac,mam,mac.🥰

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

In Russia we mall then kis kis kis or ks ks ks. So I used Mac-Mac here, but seems needs to work on an accent!

[@SejlaFilipovic]

@@CrazyRussianSergey ks,ks,ks in Bosnia the boys tell to two legs "cats". 😁

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@SejlaFilipovic I won’t risk to try it! 😁

[@SejlaFilipovic]

@@CrazyRussianSergey 😂

[@brigitakralj6399]

I LOOK YUGO AUTO OLDTAIMER HISTORY AND ZASTAVA 101 IN SRBIJA PRODUKT EXPORT USA. 😂❤❤❤