Visiting the Happiest Country in the World... (Finland, Sweden, Norway)

Ex-Google TechLead on finding the happiest countries in the world.
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[@TechLead]

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[@spunkychops7484]

Kinky Chinky?

[@selfReferencinDox]

Also, @TechLead , America isn't racist at all. It's just a miserable place to live compared to the ethnically homogeneous nations. If a country can be both pleasant from ethnic homogeneity while still being tolerant and open to foreigners, then that country might be the best place for ex-pats.

[@JoyL2024]

Wow, there is another fake techlead account responding to this message. Be careful guys. Different phone number.

[@JoyL2024]

Found so many fake techlead accounts in the comments with different phone number.

[@winterheat]

TechLead, you know where you can go if you want to find a place with happiness? It is Taiwan. Taipei is a bit more complicated because it is like the US a little bit. But many places in Taiwan, you talk to people and they care. They want to live a life they can respect themselves for, and that they live life by living life itself (meaning they enjoy it), as opposed to everything about money in the US

[@lapusanmirel5707]

"There are no life lessons here" that's the best life lesson I ever heard

[@monachaalida-uf9qx]

😕

[@tayzonday]

To be fair, you traveled AS A MILLIONAIRE. I couldn’t afford that! 😳✊

[@aaron___6014]

You have over a million subs and hit song. Surely you can travel.

[@drawmaster77]

no kidding, here I am slaving 9-5 buying cheapest food from Walmart just to afford bills.

[@shahrukhbakar3248]

Are you going to make a sequel to Chocolate Rain?

[@hund1267]

Wow, you again. thx for enriching my life from time to time. Hicking is key. It is not expansive.

[@ForeverNils]

@@drawmaster77 are you a programmer?

[@josephparker1146]

There are no life lessons to learn here, and even if there were, you wouldn't listen. Man, this guy knows what's up. I am so glad you did share your footage because it made me smile and happiness is one of the greatest meanings of life. I couldn't stop smiling when you took your ice bath. What a wonderful experience that nobody will ever understand truly except you, or me when I go.

[@empathyforinsects5910]

the reason America is ranked 16 (or maybe 19) in happiness is a direct result of the media Americans consume: internet, television, social media, talk shows, podcast, magazines, etc. It all ruins the mind. Good for you Techlead for exploring nature and finding a way out.

[@Xilladan093]

Lot of nature in america too where ppl unplug and arent trapped

[@chriscross7671]

The food certainly plays a role too. There's a reason many of the additives are banned in Europe.

[@Scoopthemoopoop]

@@chriscross7671meanwhile we still are physically superior.

[@beefortebrea9386]

Um no. I'm poor. I'm definitely not depressed because of the internet. The systems in place threaten to take my home away every day.

[@TheGreatOne-gw7xh]

The real reason america is ranked 16 is because America is garbage. 😂

[@MishoIT]

For a second I really felt like I'm in the journey with you Thank you so much Patrick

[@abhishekvaid8103]

In all these years of me watching you. You have grown Tech Lead. From a tech guy to a person I like seeing around.

[@deepakvenkatesh]

TechLead should just turn into a travel vlogger. Love to see more such videos. Great footage, great narrative.

[@memeticdreamer3015]

Your most beautiful statement is acknowledging how much vlogging while in such a beautiful setting can take away from it, other things in general. Much respect

[@sonias9722]

There was a small life lesson after all

[@handyfreddy]

Techlead is actually a very good writer as well, not just for writing software codes but for essays too!

[@dylansun5799]

he used chatgpt for his scripts

[@Substance2020]

Virtue-signaling waffle from a rich guy on the periphery of society who's a proven narcissistic bullshitter.

[@collie8]

chat GPT :)

[@hesedken]

He's brilliant with a sense of humor. He also has went through a lot after marriage and separation, but it hasn't kept him from adventuring life. Very good. Oh, by the way, I would choose Alaskan red salmon and McAfee coffee before caviar and champagne for breakfast any day.

[@JMCV2]

@@collie8 He was good before GPT

[@DiddleDangle]

This is my favorite video you've done in years. I can tell this took some work to put everything together. Thanks for making it!

[@koroshiya_1]

I've been following you for years, and I wish you nothing but happiness on your journey. Big love TL! 💜

[@Charlie-br8wp]

One of the best videos you have made Patrick, hope your child is able to see it some day.

[@thebelofiloufeufo]

I totally understand you and your feeling, I had the same experience of being categorized negatively when looking for jobs as a software engineer and I want to go to Norway, code less and have more enriching experiences

[@gmshadowtraders]

Beautiful. I remember you saying in one of your early videos, about your passion for photography and visiting places, and how much better than programming a focus there would be. Seems like you are getting back to your roots :)

[@AA-dg4oo]

As an unhappy migrated SW engineer living in Sweden for many years I should confirm a couple of things. Life in Nordic countries is pretty depressing not particularly due to weather but I'm afraid to say due to pretty cold unsocial people. You can literally live in a neighborhood for years without having chance to say hi to your neighbor. Never felt home but also never found another better place to move to. Considered moving to US multiple times but reading stories about getting fired in a single day was so terrifying for me. At least I feel secure here job wise. Big dillema. Btw, west Norway's nature is a different beast. Hands down!

[@selfReferencinDox]

"Right to work" (employee or employer can terminate employment for any or no reason) is a big thing in most states in the US, but makes it easier to find work, and changing companies is how most developers can increase their salaries dramatically anyways. The added bonus is that you can increase your tech stack by switching jobs every couple of years.

[@kierzo8543]

If bad weather isn't too much of a problem, I would suggest Scotland. Very friendly people, there are big-ish cities like Glasgow where you can work or work remote, which is only a half an hours drive from the countryside, or if fully remote then just work on the city outskirts where you can either go up mountains and be in nature, and at the same time, travel a short distance to the cities if you need too. But for me, it's definitely about being surrounded with amazing people which you can find in Glasgow.

[@tankypoo285]

Excellent Video, loved you walking around the city and checking out locations. 10/10.

[@mrs.dllieberman3609]

Hello Mr. TechLead: What an experience. Your opening question immediately captured attention; however, your warm, soulful delivery, and visuals made me stay by your side. Walking, listening and taking it all in... a gift. . It left me feeling full and craving more of your content. Please never tire. You are inspiring, not as a millionaire, but as an invaluable, kind human being honest about what really matters. It a personal choice we all have.

[@albert.33]

Well said, touching

[@tbaloni]

this is why I love living in Europe, my parents are from Slovakia. I really enjoy the lifestyle and way of life there. The scenary and experiences are truly amazing

[@dp-by1wg]

You are Slovak and you live in Slovakia ? If that's the case, then nothing out of the ordinary in your life....this video is aimed at immigrants.

[@tbaloni]

@@dp-by1wg I live in America lol, I was born in America and I’m American. My parents are European

[@dp-by1wg]

@@tbaloni So American born and living in America yet you wrote "this is why I love living in Europe". A bit contradictory.

[@dp-by1wg]

@@Michael_Arnold is that you kurva ?

[@Raptormonkey]

If you go to America seeing the news media and realising you’re going to be seeing a lot of it will feel like a slap in the face. Europe is the best place I’ve been

[@emmonkee]

This video is so beautifully made. Thank you for all the info! ❤

[@petsol]

one of your best videos humanwise... Your kid will be so happy to watch these when he grows up...

[@noquartergiven1332]

When I was in college in North Dakota. My coach used to say “the cold keeps the riff raff out” hella true

[@Anonymous07192]

As someone who lives in Toronto I strongly disagree with that statement lol

[@ManPursueExcellence]

@@Anonymous07192And that’s the difference between Americans and Canadians. 😂

[@lutube8337]

I'll always be your fan and support you. This video made me cry. You are an amazing cosmopolitan.

[@w3mct]

Loved the video.. safe travels I hope you find what your looking for!!

[@3WR6f3]

techlead youve done a lot for our careers i wish you a happy life

[@chefandrejus8809]

Life is beautiful, it's simple things what makes us happy. We, as humans need so little to be happy. When we know clearly what our values are, then we can live by them. Very nice video, thanks for sharing. I am huge fan of Nordic countries (history, heritage etc...) those are definitely on my bucket list to visit.

[@stvn0378]

Love this. thanks for sharing

[@BuffPepega]

Loved this video Patrick, i would really love to see more videos like this from you !

[@kingsleyatuba]

You are a Legend Techlead. I hope you find the happiness you greatly deserve

[@7motion985]

I really like when you start giving soul wise advices ❤

[@nellie7125]

Hey TechLead, my hope for you this year is that you are Happy!! Happiness comes from within.

[@_Thri]

That jump cut when you took that bite of caviar made me laugh so hard I nearly spat my drink out! 🤭

[@phlezktravels]

Nice travel vlog!

[@MannyReyes]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and insights Tech Lead. A little different from your other videos but I found it more valuable. 🤙

[@JUNGLESAFARI-INDIA]

Awesome Vlogging techlead. Need more of these!

[@scottlacosta8444]

Tech Lead, I so enjoy your videos, thank you.

[@andreww2319]

The quote - Caviar tastes like wet slime - was one of the highlights in this clip. TechLead brings his penetrating frankness to life and culture - the world is now becoming a better place.

[@VenemiesTech]

Great video. Greetings from Finland, great to see you visited here!

[@xenotype9]

I love the introspect. And the whole thing dude. Thanx for sharing

[@Pattayaman999]

Finland is beautiful. I want to move there.

[@editorjohn8803]

When I was younger and more immature, I was very proud of being a Canadian. Now, older and wiser, I pity those who hold so strongly to their "origin" and "roots." The question of "where you're from" is restrictive and elicits only an answer of "originally from." But I'm not at all like I was when I was a year old. I've changed from living in Canada, America, and Taiwan, and from travelling to over 25 countries around the world. So, I too am from around the world. My identity isn't limited to one nation, which, really, has almost no loyalty to its citizens as individuals. In life, we are where we go and what we experience, not where we crawled on all fours

[@pete1853]

"Where are you from?" Is usually just a gesture of friendly curiousity. No need to be offended about everything, all the time, for literally no reason at all.

[@bigboss-qv7pe]

@@pete1853 but I wanna be le global citizen, digital nomad wah wah wah.

[@editorjohn8803]

@@pete1853 You sound offended, which is ironic. I was expressing only a positive way of viewing myself, yet you can twist it in some other way. Weird

[@kexu5455]

@@pete1853 I think you're the one offended, and perhaps lack reading comprehension. If you read what he said properly you'd understand he wasn't offended, in fact nowhere in his writing states someone asked him where he was from. You simply just twisted his words because deep down you have inferiority issues. He was simply stating how his mindset changed as he aged. You need to learn how to read properly Pete. Seriously..

[@thomas6502]

We appreciate your pictures, thoughts, and rapier wit (which I'll take for 200, Alex.) We also appreciate the sense of community, even if its just a construct of the mind. When people ask us where we're from we say, "Earth"... and then usually roll our eyes or snort a nerd-like laugh--it's part of our tribe. Keep leading the journey tech. Best!

[@TechLead370]

ᴛʜᴀɴᴋs.....sᴇɴᴅ ᴍᴇ ᴀ ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛ ᴍᴇssᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛsᴀᴘᴘ ᴡɪᴛʜ ᴛʜᴇ ɴᴜᴍʙᴇʀ ᴀʙᴏᴠᴇ

[@paulpaplay]

This is the one of your clip I like the most! It's unbelievable motivated.

[@TheGhostofTomMetzger]

"Urban Rot" is probably the biggest problem with America rn lol

[@LloydsSky9]

Half of your Country is Racist, the other half are Liberal Degenerates.... Urban Cities are overpopulated & have crime, but they actually support the rest of the poor Republican States. Successful people don't come to America to seek out Republican Strongholds....

[@doubleextreme3143]

Yeah, we should have done less car-centric city design and focussed more on public transport.

[@boostftw123]

@@doubleextreme3143 not possible with the oil and automobile elites pouring billions into lobbying

[@boostftw123]

@@doubleextreme3143 which is precisely why this country is so corrupt

[@hubertcumberdale2651]

@@doubleextreme3143 no sane person wants to use public transport in the U.S. because its the hive of Degen African-Americans.

[@hawaiisilver9141]

Great job! Keep on doing what you’re doing.

[@SirSnoozebutton]

Very interesting and different travel video. I live in Norway myself, and some of the places here like western and northern parts of the country are in fact very hard to convey on film, when you see them for the first time. Visiting european cities feel less special now for reasons you mention. Main difference is usually down to prices, but if you're a millionaire I guess it doesn't matter if a cup of coffee cost one or five dollars when you're travelling.

[@johnnylee8194]

He is asian (as I) therefore cheap

[@flyaway6671]

Is coffee $1 in America?

[@SirSnoozebutton]

@@flyaway6671 Probably not, but in some european countries it's around 1-2 dollars if you avoid tourist traps.

[@Ray-iz7tv]

@@flyaway6671 Only at fast food places like McDonalds. But most places at least $2 or $3.

[@NanoNutrino]

You should do more. Taking pictures didn't work out for you before but maybe painting a picture through a collage of a visual and poetic lens of different locations around the world might work out better.

[@natureshorts6657]

Thank you for sharing, TechLead. Good to see you enjoying life.

[@johnnyfive1412]

Way too cold to live there. Its a nice and comfy 82 degrees here in south FL.

[@vonwolfersdorff]

Inspiring, controversial and thoughtful as always, thanks!

[@TimHPop776]

Always fun and fantastic video!! Thanks 🎈🎈✨✨

[@BennyOcean]

Cool video, inspirational. Different than your normal style. Cheers.

[@Shreddfase]

The definition used for racism in this aligns with the word Prejudice. I think we shouldnt mince words. Good landscape shots and outlining of different cultures. Hope to visit these locations some day soon!

[@eyesyt7571]

Prejudice also refers to nationalism that looks down on people from other nations.

[@Shreddfase]

@@eyesyt7571 Where as racism is the firm belief that your skin color/genetics makes you superior to another. Neither are ideal things to exist as, but it is important to distinguish between Prejudice/Nationalism, and Racism. You can be both prejudice and racist, or you can be prejudice without the racism. They are not mutually inclusive.

[@bananacyclist]

I enjoyed this travel video very much. One of your best. Thanks. Just one thing though. In the past when I used to travel (rather too old now) I was sometimes asked where I was from and always it was a kind enquiry that led to interesting conversations such as being asked 'do you get nice cheese in your region'? etc. However, I never ask people where they are from and I understand your point. But my experience of being asked where I am from is not a negative experience.

[@coscorrodrift]

I've been thinking about travel lately as well. Why travel solo? What is it that I want to experience? I think that contrary to you I do care about the history, the cultures, the stories and narratives people tell about their places. But I don't feel like just going around like a tourist would bring me that, so if I were to travel solo, I'd have to settle for what you shared. I'm not sure to what extent being a tourist really shows you how others live/what's a different way of life. I've been thinking that what I really want is to travel to someone, to have a "way in", a window into somewhere else, I don't want to stumble somewhere, I want to get introduced. But I don't feel like I've any connections like that or like i'm making them anytime soon.

[@formica.]

"Introducing yourself" is exploring, stumbling is part of learning. There is living somewhere long term. There is travel during short vacations. Then there is slow travel, going somewhere for a month, three months, a year, then moving on. Long enough to get a furnished apartment (much cheaper than a hotel), time to settle in, find your way around, make friends with local and foreigners, absorb and learn. FYI Vagabond Awake has tons of videos about that.

[@wes7839]

Vid worth watching a 2nd time. Seems like TL knows what he is & isn't saying Looks like you're on that journey man, hope you find a community 🙂

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

Calling America a democracy is like calling Joe Biden the most popular president in American history

[@cole9731]

Well it's more like calling a cat a dog because it was never intended to be a democracy, for good reason

[@InsHw]

​@@cole9731 small but super crucial detail we often forget.

[@bjarke7886]

Listen to the experts -> democracy, populism -> tyranni

[@Eric345]

Under law… but people have a right be in racist in their private life… 😒

[@TheNoobzoid]

@@cole9731 For good reason? So minority rule is not tyranny?

[@astrocatcity]

I dream of one day kayaking in Norway. Stupendous videos, thank you 🙏🏻

[@sunbugg]

Great message in this video. I think anyone who has gone through a tough situation or had any kind of internal awakening eventually ends up with this same conclusion. We value the wrong things here in America it will always come back down to “quality of life over quantity” and “surrounding ourselves with good people” and “time is the one thing we’ll never have enough of or get back.” Focus on what is important. I think the tech industry is a lead contributor in helping us see these things more quickly than we would had we not worked in tech, due to the burn out effect. It really has us contemplating what’s important earlier on than a lot of other career paths/industries. Beautiful scenery in this video too. Thanks!

[@mattk6910]

Agreed ^

[@fran2911]

The classic "I'm so successful" while swimming killed me LMFAO

[@TechLead370]

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[@Johnny_Ledford]

I subscribe to your channel several months back, trying to learn a little bit about crypto. I feel very fortunate that I did so I didn’t miss this video. Great work!

[@koyha5266]

Welcome to Finland, hope it does/did you good TechLead!

[@TheWolfangst]

You're always welcome here in Finland. You changed my life and taught me how to live. I hope my society is able to take a good care of you when you decide to come back.

[@goblinmoblin4869]

Northern Europe has exaggerated self reported happiness because it's culturally frowned upon and seen as ungrateful to report that you aren't happy

[@bossgd100]

😂

[@bossgd100]

💯

[@goblinmoblin4869]

@D34DB34T Because culture is internalized and stating they aren't happy creates cognitive dissonance as most do not think of themselves as ungrateful

[@ninjal7588]

At least Finns complain all the time about everything and nothing, and many are openly depressed. Happiness is not the correct term in these surveys, contentment is better. It's not about feeling like you're on top of the world 24/7, it's about not having to worry about basic stuff like street safety, becoming homeless or becoming bankrupt if you call an ambulance. Better work-life balance and a culture where spending time in nature & outside in general is more common, probably plays a major role too.

[@user-oj7fv9nw7x]

those are not measuerd by percived happyness. its about life quality

[@Rizzickk]

Pick and choose the cultural lessons/work ethics/values as you see fit to design yourself. Don’t stick to one, learn from all. I love this.

[@peterdietrich9491]

Maybe you like hiking Switzerland Engadin on your next trip. Pontresina,Posciavo, Casaccia, Chiavenna

[@SlightOfHand28]

When people ask you where you are from. Maybe they just want to know where you are from without bias or a hidden agenda. Maybe they just want a conversation with someone who inside their social box. An actual face to face conversation, not on a social media platform. You might find common ground in strangers.

[@Alvin_Vivian]

And he said, "Many places," which was technically correct.

[@Ray-iz7tv]

A good and honest reply would have been the Hi Tech capital of the world - Silicon Valley.

[@gbiota1]

Training people to interpret things like that as hostile has done an enormous amount to alienate americans from one another. People who look similar have asked each other this question for thousands of years. This type of attack on US society is amplified every time people buy into it, and there are many versions of it.

[@Somethingsomethinglol]

@@gbiota1 really makes you wonder who put that idea out there in the first place 🤔

[@Chloeluo681]

I think he just answered that question for himself

[@leetcoderyt]

Would be cool to see a video of your favorite places you've traveled! I'm guessing Japan would be at the top since you've been there so many times.

[@kaarlevanamo]

Beautiful video and great wisdom ❤ Finland is good 👍 welcome

[@cowien]

Man sees forests for the first time 😂

[@bravo1oh1]

the reason why its happy is because its homogenous ..by you going there lowers the quality of happiness btw.. lol.

[@technofeeliak]

When someone asks "where are you from?" you can interpret that in many ways. And the way you understanding it has more to do with you than the other person. the way you react says everything about you. Taking things personally... do you have to? You pride yourself on being different from everyone else. Always wanting to stand out, be a trend setter. When you're different people who want to engage with you have questions. @TechLead, you want to be on your own, and most of the time I'm the same way. I have a lot of work to do, backing up my movie collection + building furniture (or trying). Making a video game from scratch... a lot of things with no training. The one thing you and I have in common is drive. Maybe disappointment having been betrayed too. You're obviously pro-active. You're always looking for solutions rather than creating problems. So of course hatred doesn't fit in your life. Why people hate? Because they don't have the mindset to look for solutions like you do. They feel stuck, and that someone else is denying them their dignity, their freedom, their prosperity. I agree with you that what you're trying to share, the spirit of it is mostly lost in translation. Because what this trip means for you, at a time when you want to redefine your life, it's personal. The human condition is that we are born and die alone in the way we experience these things. We can try to connect with others, but our differences make it impossible. Differences... speaking the same language, having the same sense of style, the same approach to living, music and taste in foods, it relieves us of a kind of burden. We tolerate differences that conflict with our sensibilities. Maybe we love some differences. But you'll notice that comfort is found in the familiar. Like... family. Like places we know well. And food we remember. Why do people hate? Why are you divorced? Why am I alone? Why? You're considering your options at this stage in your life. You're limited by who you are as much as what's in your wallet. Your choices... Anyway, it's unfortunate that I can watch your videos and not be able to have a conversation with you. Also that most comments are superficial and most of what people offer is the same. I'll just use this as a way to question myself about the direction I'm taking. And remind myself that I have choices to make. So thanks for the introspection.

[@AlexZubarevAlexZ]

Great vlog bro! Sturgeon caviar we grew up with. It’s very good for one’s health ❤

[@Ana-en9fx]

You look happier in this video, your smile and your eyes made me happy.

[@JR-oe8xn]

My ancestors are from Norway and I still have family that I am connected to there. I can say this, northern Europe is the way it is because of the people that have lived there for thousands of years. The people are what makes it beautiful because they are stewards. Once you change its inhabitants and replace them with 3rd world migrants, its beauty and happiness will cease to exist. You can see Stockholm’s crime rates as an example. It is not the Native Swedes who are committing the mass of crimes. Respect the local population and their natural beauty! That goes for every nation with strong cultural heritage.

[@PrecYsely]

Lol thats great for your country but America was invaded by colonizers, this isnt and has never been a land of "original people"

[@recall660]

you need to know more about racisms in America

[@jayhu6075]

I think taking a travel break every now and then is good for us. Thanks to share for this.

[@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart]

My first study abroad and trip abroad was in Scandinavia. Sure, I stopped in London on the way there and it was awesome but after living in Copenhagen for 4 months and traveling throughout Finland, Sweden, and Norway, I forgot wanting or needing to go home. Came home and had reverse culture shock. Sat on a bench for a few weeks every day just staring out into space. Going through my memories and wondering what life would be life living abroad indefinitely.

[@formica.]

Don't give up, plan another trip. Traveling and exploring isn't for everyone, sounds like it is special for you. Avoid regrets like I have now!

[@IIIDarkWorlDIII]

Techlead is getting emotional ( as a millionaire )

[@hesedken]

You're awesome, TechLead. If I were to go to Japan, I don't think I would let any thoughts against my acceptance of my own genetics, tribe and culture affect me very much. They do hold to homogeneity nevertheless, and every nation should do that. If a nation doesn't, it turns to a Babel as America has done.

[@Nevermore093]

If America was homogenous it would be mestizo like Latin America, but Europeans slaughtered them all. USA being homogenous doesn't make any sense other than white supremacy and african slavery because the founders of USA are immigrants from all over Europe. Japanese aren't homogenous, they're one of the most accepting people in the world like all Asian countries, there's just a strong language barrier. In fact, they are too accepting of white people who don't even behave respectfully in Japan.

[@byroncudworth6918]

I have been to both Bergen and Helsinki. Fantastic places that are truly first world in their infrastructure. Norway's landscape is something else!

[@xenotype9]

As an American I’m ashamed of what this country has come to now. Truly a messed up disaster

[@upgrade1015]

Biden works for imf world bank.

[@KevinGenus]

Then be part of the change, not the complaint.

[@peterdietrich9491]

A trip through the alps would also be nice for another Vacation combined with some hiking: Genf, Lausanne, Zermatt, Interlaken, Andermatt, Chur, St Moritz, Meran, Bozen, Cortina d,Ampezzo, Lienz, Hallein, Salzburg

[@jerrymoney1479]

Great video. Useful info ❤

[@mattjanachek]

hoping this is a joke lets see

[@LloydsSky9]

What's a joke? America is very much so a Racist Country.

[@jibrilbuilder2668]

It is racist. If you disagree guess what…you are racist too 😊

[@APOKOLYPES]

i like Tech Lead new video format where he's not rushing ti hit 10min mark anymore

[@Burt177]

Your wisdom (and humour) just free’s my mind‼️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bukuism]

Always great content. This was such a nice poetic surprise!

[@DevlogBill]

Wow, it was a very good video! Thanks for sharing.

[@christopherdeleon4760]

I love your content. Thank you.

[@chriscross7671]

Now I want the TechLead Taste Tests of Pretentious Foods series!

[@mysteryedits]

you should change the title. This isn't what I expected and I think a lot of people won't click a thumbnail like that. Really enjoyable video. Interesting perspective.

[@chrsl3]

Enjoyed this a lot. (The question "where are you from?" Is just kind and curious, nothing else. Greetings from Europe).

[@travis8229]

I wrote an epic novel set in Norway, it is called, "Atomic Winter". 2008. You should read it. The book is available at online bookstores. Very intriguing novel.

[@voffbm]

Awesome video bro. Thank you

[@Tiberian1986]

Have been to Finland in October. Was really nice :D They speak amazingly good english.

[@emanuelschuchart1788]

Dude, I'm happy you went to Finnland!!! Because as we'd say on KZbin, but for Finland: "Needs more views!"

[@terriashby6714]

You are so wise. I enjoy listening to you.

[@jayglookr]

Brought tears to my cheeks. Very touching, TechLead. By the way, I can't believe you jumped in that ice water, and didn't drown! I do cold exposure and I don't know if I would do that. You're nuts.