Why he left London for Belgrade Serbia

[@natashastanarevic7381]

Dear Russians, English, all peoples attempting to learn Serbian or any other language. Do not worry about mistakes! If people laugh, so what? It’s good to laugh 🤭 go on we *love* your ‘dobra dan’ 😍

[@BluePlanetMedia]

Jebiga!

[@gounchface]

Great interview. I moved to serbia 4 years ago. This guy nails it.

[@GatsuKS]

@@gounchface Where are you from originally?

[@TallisNewkirk]

We do! ❤

[@nemanjastankovic4439]

Dobpij denb in Russian so why bother. Some words are very different 50 % are same to it's hard even for Russians to reprogram to Serbian. In Belgrade everyone speaks English so no need to learn Serbian to be accepted. We judge on character anyway.

[@chellyouwhat]

I also recently left London for Serbia. Great choice. ❤

[@roblogez]

Maybe Belgrade...

[@ArtyomVoinov]

My father used to go to Yugoslavia for holidays, I never visited but I will. Serbian people are awesome

[@a_l_e_k_sandra]

Welcome! ❤

[@ArtyomVoinov]

@@a_l_e_k_sandra Thank you 🙂

[@bobmartin3896]

If you would know how serbian politician think about UK...

[@littleleonida1058]

All Yugoslav nations are awesome. Just mention the name Yugoslavia in a nostalgic sense, and you'll melt plenty of heart; trust me!

[@mothidentifier]

​@@littleleonida1058Maybe in Slovenia because they are hyper nostalgic for Yugoslavia and Serbs. Mention Yugoslavia in Croatia and pray for lucky escape 😂

[@Vladz7]

Kakav kul lik, drago mi je da uziva u Srbiji, sve najbolje zelim :)

[@stanazobel7099]

Al ste vi svi udareni u glavu, pa kao kul tip. Dosao da prodaje neke ploce u Srbiji, i jos kaze nece nikad ici kuci, pa nek se navale svi da nesto prodaju tu.

[@aleksandarkrstev7207]

Da

[@syk47]

@@stanazobel7099 ne seri

[@stanazobel7099]

@@syk47 No problem, ja ostajem pri svome. Ne kazem da mozda nema neke simpatije za BG, ali da prodaje ploce, bas zbog toga dosao. Stvarno.

[@thcmorello3979]

​@@syk47Stvarno preterano sere.

[@chrish.184]

I absolutely love Serbia! The country, Religion, people, traditions, food. Love from Germany ❤️☦️

[@jean-pierrevanwyk5885]

I am South African and I have been here for 2 years. I love it here and I am glad to see the same sentiment echoed. ❤️ viva SERBIA 🇷🇸🇿🇦

[@francisopoku-qu6bp]

Sis would visit soon

[@lYl93]

Groid?

[@elmo2you]

Dutch here and living in NS .. exactly the same sentiment though 💜🇷🇸

[@emilianozapata2530]

​@@elmo2youyou destroyed your country so you came here to destroy our as well?

[@elmo2you]

@@emilianozapata2530 I didn't destroy anything anywhere (besides maybe your mother). I'm certainly not here to destroy Serbia, or even change it. However, it is stupid presumptions and remarks like yours that are a threat to Serbia (more then I will ever be). But please continue, by all means. Just a matter of time before BIA or SAJ grows an interest in you 😘

[@gooorylin]

Sir: i am glad,that: you found your paradise in the middle of Europe.Greetings from Cornwall and greetings to my Slavic brothers!

[@bogoljubdjordjevic7528]

Greetings brother

[@jelena5608]

❤

[@scoonyer]

Loved our trip to Serbia. Been to a few countries that I thought I'd love to move to until I went to Serbia. And my heart was set, Belgrade and all Serbia is so much better than anywhere I've been. Food, weather, history, religion, people, architecture, simply wonderful

[@MeliceNix]

We're happy to have you Paul!

[@AgustusMaximus]

True! He seems like a very kind person and a real gentleman. I hope he will get the Serbian citizenship soon.

[@irondasgr]

Don't rush yourself to happiness, it only took a few Pauls to transform the UK to the very living hell from which all those dudes feel the desperate need to bail out anymore.

[@cibetka76]

@@irondasgryou mean few Ahmads

[@veranmarinkovic5771]

gde su bili svi ti fini ljudi dok su nas bombardovali?

[@heruves4178]

@@AgustusMaximus Well if Ralph Fiennes can get citizenship, so can Paul

[@PokojniToza1804]

I live in Slovakia. Prices in Lidl here for the same article are 30% to even 50% cheaper than in Serbia. On occasion I buy Serbian products in a small shop here that imports them. For example "Plazma" biscuits that are called "Lane" here are 10% cheaper than in Serbia. And the owner has to pay for transport and import tax to EU. People in Serbia are being robbed by the government and merchant lobby.

[@valerigeorgiev5615]

Lidl, Aldi, Kaufland, ..... products is chipper but toxic! Full of hydrogenated oils, conservatives and chemical aditives! By

[@leonardnoel888]

We know it. Guess who takes margin.

[@Mistrinho]

Same here in Croatia. Everything is more expensive when it comes to supermarket shopping than in England. I went to Liverpool and Manchester last month and was astonished how some things were cheaper, mainly food.

[@stavrossiganos9595]

Me too the same I visited serbia previous year the prices general were same like greece I live or traditional kebapci like greek traditional souvlaki or eat and drink general same prices like Germany or Europe and salaries are 4 5 times lower from Germany in serbia

[@bogoljubdjordjevic7528]

But not in my city Pozarevac where Bambi factory is 😂 and best about city is that when come back home from night life early morning 3:00h-4:00h you feel it smells like Bambi cookies then start to baking fresh😊

[@GA_ME]

Ne znam zašto, ali mi ovaj simpatičan čovek ima isti vajb kao Gile Električni Orgazam :)

[@biljanakocanovic6778]

🙂

[@vonmeyR6003]

Bravo! Tacno me sve vreme podseca na nekoga! 😁

[@GordanaMitrovic-jq9cs]

Даааа❤И мој први утисак је такав!!!

[@GordanaMitrovic-jq9cs]

Па.Треба му то саопштити,верујем да ће му се Гиле допасти/музика

[@Ms777Lena]

Zato što liči na njega 😃

[@lsd8497]

Best of luck from a British settled in Romania! To you and the much sympathized serbs by the romanians!

[@MilicaSrbija]

Very kind man from the UK. Wish him all the best in life ❤

[@Theother1089]

As a London family we took our teenagers to Belgrade and loved it, restaurants are so cheap and the quality was fresh and great, and yes, most people speak English.

[@spark556]

Serbs despise Brits so watch out

[@egyptianhibiscus9203]

@@spark556 Not true at all

[@annapilipovic2354]

Cheap for you but with Our miserable salaries, very expensive for us

[@milansuvajac8863]

Wow, Paul seems as such a terrific fella. Great to have him in Serbia.

[@1975nikola]

Simpatičan Englez. Nikad ne klikćem na ovakve videe, ali ovaj je bas super, drago mi je sto sam ga gledao

[@colinellesmere]

I have been in Serbia just three days. Very friendly and helpful people. Loads of people out at night enjoying themselves in the best way. My first impression is very positive. Novi Sad a very beautiful city. Off to Belgrade tomorrow.

[@markot9902]

Yeah right...try taking someones parking spot and witness rage from Hell 😮

[@stevanrozic4638]

Do you know what NOVI-SAD means

[@dt6822]

People like Serbia because the Serbs are the most welcoming and hospitable people i have ever encountered. In the west, the elephant in the room is loneliness and alienation

[@Fegga1955]

Beautiful ❤❤

[@lazakidimopoulos]

You probably mean Serbians because Serbs is something a little bit different

[@dt6822]

@@lazakidimopoulos no, Serbs in Bosnia are even more hospitable.

[@whiteingale]

no its because their country is shit and now they come to serbia.

[@bobazivkovic7072]

What's the difference?​@@lazakidimopoulos

[@davidsike734]

My wife was born in Serbia, we met and married in Texas, we travel their frequently to escape our hot humid summers, we haven't spent much time in Belgrade just the outlying villages which I enjoy immensely. We even bought a weekend cottage in the mountains of Grza so we have a place to stay now. And my Serbian is improving every time I go there so I can communicate sometimes and understand a lot more, it's a fun experience learning a new language.

[@rokibalboa996]

Thats probably the smartest thing you did, all foreigners who come and they come by themselves make mistake and stay only in Belgrade, if you go to smaller cities that have a lot of old villages in nearby you will see actually how Serbia beautiful really is, I recommend you to go to Valjevo, check out Gradac river, amazing nature and churches.

[@IwillEndureToTheEnd]

Hey David! According to Serbian tax law you become a tax resident once you buy property there. How does this affect your life in America? I'm thinking about buying an apartment in Serbia to stay there like 3 months a year but I won't do that if I suddenly have to pay all my taxes there. I'm confused. Please advice me if you know

[@davidsike734]

@@IwillEndureToTheEnd My wife had to update her citizenship in order to buy the property in her name, but we are looking into adding my name this next visit in a week. We have been married almost 32 years and we mingle with a lot Serbs (more in the beginning) of our marriage since one of our son's participated in a folk lore dance group for about 8 years in which my wife was president for a while. So it's a big (but not major) part of my life now. As far as a "tax resident" yes, we are responsible for property taxes now, electric bills etc. My sister-in-law purchased an apartment 5 years ago so we could (if you are interested) we could help or certainly put in touch with someone who could; we have many friends over there we could put in touch with.

[@_petrovic179]

and yes, in Sydney, Australia, we can buy a can of beans (400g) imported from Italy for around 75 to 95 c, in Belgrade, same can (also imported from Italy , or from Croatia) is like 5 times more! How come? Somebody is robbing people in Serbia.... Sad but true ! Same goes for many other products...

[@avitalsheva]

The big companies try to take out as much as it is possible . Does not matter what who thinks , does not matter what people thinks and feel. Just make total profit if possible. Any self regulation is nonsense. However it is a big problem with people as well, that they are going and buying stuff for that price.

[@перунсварогов-я4в]

Bigest robber in Srbia are falsh so called politicians (in reality they are criminals who use serbian flags and serbian radicalism). They adoring money and do not like own country.

[@MilosBrajkovic-rc3ik]

Treba zbrinuti zadrigle bizgove po drzavnim firmama, natrpati pare u dzepove vecno nesitih rodovskih primitivaca I seljobera...

[@St_just]

Nobody really is buying caned beans here, or corn, or any veggie, that is why you have 2 producers of that good with sky rocket prices... People loves to buy fresh or frozen vegies, and cook a meal...Bean soup is serbian traditional dish, no cans allowed😂

[@перунсварогов-я4в]

@@St_just Ima to razloga zašto jeste tako: Ukinuli su 100% sigurnog potrošača pasulja koji se zvao JNA a posle VS. Svakoga dana u svim objektima vojske je služen za ručak pasulj + drugo jelo (koje se menjalo) There is a reason why it is like that: They abolished the 100% safe consumer of beans, which was called JNA and then VS. Every day in all army facilities, beans + another dish (which changed) were served for lunch.

[@nikolaberovic2044]

Great content you're doing, the English guy is fantastic!

[@avitalsheva]

First time i read - English of that guy is fantastic - so i thought - wait a minute- HE is English so why you praise his English ? But then I read it once again ......

[@al.cavalu]

What a cool guy! Will visit his shop next time I am in Belgrade. I live in Romania, 2 hours from Belgrade.

[@scandmaster]

This is what Serbia and especially Belgrade does to you. It totally transforms you. The energy is crazy, you stress down, feel cozy and don't wanna be anywhere else. Except if you're some of those Serbian people who competes in Serbias national sport, the complaining games, who always thinks the grass is greener everywhere in western Europe. I said to some friends many times, if someone offered me at last a 1000 eur per month job in Belgrade I would in a heartbeat leave my 5000 eur/month job and ultra boring life in Denmark where you live to work, and not work to live.🤔🤔

[@nikolaforzane2285]

You are one of the smart ones. I'm Serbian and live the stoic lifestyle, so I avoid people who play the 'complaining olympics games"

[@milosjovicevic6083]

Batice sad u Bg lako mozes naci posao za 700-800 a ako se potrudis i vise

[@alekstash]

Cmooon man, dont pretend u dont know we migrate to west for money, so we sacrifice social aspect of our lives, in order to make some economic progress, im sure u can understand that...

[@meridem3805]

Ha ha blago tebi kad si tako ”placen” u DK😁. Ja pobjegla iz iste zbog boljeg zivota.

[@gorila987k]

@@meridem3805 pa nisu srblji tamo isto plaćeni kao danci x) (caughs in fascsim)

[@De5O54]

Really great program you made. Watching from Glasgow - 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Glad it came up on auto-suggest.

[@nikolavukelic3012]

I was yesterday with Scottish fans in Köln. Serbs have similar energy with you.

[@lechat8533]

What a great interview! I'm from Slovenia, and I know how lovely and welcoming most Serbian people are. It's nice to have it confirmed by "An Englishman in Belgrade." When I was visiting my daughter in London, I was stunned at how friendly the English were. However, while communicating with some older people, I got the feeling of being a second-class human being because I wasn`t English.

[@czechultimatestyle]

Been living in Serbia for over 7 years now, have a family here with second child coming any moment. Love Serbians (especially Serbian Slovaks

[@a_l_e_k_sandra]

Thank you, dear Paul, for your kind words. It seems to me that you are naturally alligned with what we as a society value and cherish, regardless or despite of struggles. I'm wishing you sucsess, good health and a lot of joy.

[@izil1fe]

Glad that you are happy in Belgrade Paul and that you found your place here. You are more then welcome in Serbia and hopefully you will never regret this decision. I do not live in Belgrade atm, but next time i go i will make sure to go to your shop and support your business.

[@stefanmandic3447]

We are happy to have you bro. Enjoy your life here 🫡🫶

[@nenadstefanovic779]

Sava and Šupa are the best. Lovely video.

[@God-y1y]

I don't know how this came up 😮 I've watched it till the end mate and you are so bloody right about us English people 😂😂😂. Spot on !!!

[@markocurcic6314]

The food is expensive in Serbia because our government takes health care seriously. They make sure our people is hungry and thus doesn't have obesity problems. Big brains.

[@kaskalo2]

Hahah! Bravo

[@irondasgr]

Hahaha watch "Anita from Cuba" and you'll affirm that this is definitely the plan in Cuba these days too!!!!

[@heruves4178]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@mohamedwaleed9565]

Love serbia from Egypt brateee ❤

[@bobamajstorica7855]

Marko ne seri kvake😂

[@panajotov]

Please, someone, give this man pirotski sir! One of my best friends is South African living in Serbia. She is married here and doesn't plan to leave. Having her in my life taught me to see Serbia from a different perspective. She has made my life much better for the past eight years. I am glad people are coming over. We need more awesome expats like Paul. ❤

[@stevannikolovski]

Vrlo dobro i na mestu odmerena pitanja. Lep video. Drago mi je da i stranci prepoznaju Srbiju kao kvalitetno mesto za život uz sve probleme koje imamo kao država i kao narod. Trebao si da ga pitaš da li zna da su engleske humorističke serije popularne kod nas. 😊

[@annamacko8074]

Da, da imaju najbolji humor😂❤

[@bosnianborn]

kakav fin covjek.

[@onailinekodrugi]

He hit the nail in the head when saying how quickly he made friends in Bg. It certainly is the most friendly place. I had best time of my life there. It is quite a safe place too. Night life in Bg is something special. Pozdrav iz Bosne

[@arielle78]

You are welcome, bro! 🌻 We are really happy to have you in Serbia! ❤️ BTW, your humor od brilliant! 😂 I didn’t know that english people have such a great humor!

[@KyuubiCore]

This was an incredibly wholesome interview! The part with the drunken guy entering his shop was really sad but really funny, especially when it was followed up by a question regarding safety lmao, It's really unfortunate he had to go through that. It's such a sad thing how inflated the prices are in stores, every time I go to the store it seems they went up some more, it's gotten unbearable, I'm glad this point was brought up too My youtube recommended finally gave me something good to watch, this is such a wonderful idea for a youtube series!

[@invidusspectator3920]

Very cool chap! Some would say he's a real English gent.

[@OljunidLaviz]

Jako simpatican lik. Drago mi je sto mu se dopada BG.

[@am3273]

What a lovely person! In Serbia, there are so many people who love complaining about everything. They should learn from people like this guy about positivity and appreciating little things in life.

[@milosb9979]

You would be complaining, too, if your paycheck is €500 and prices of food are almost as in EU where people make 10 times more on average.

[@am3273]

@@milosb9979 If you really believe that people in the EU make 10 times more than 500 euros per month on average, you have no idea what you're talking about. Btw, my property tax, income tax and many other business- and household-related expenses are much, much higher than what my Serbian friends pay.

[@millenniumm369]

Just please don't talk about things you don't know

[@himpim642]

@@am3273 yup he tlaks shit,but much of eu lives far bettter andthere are host of people who left serbia and will not return.this isnt exlusive to serbia.

[@IwillEndureToTheEnd]

​​@@himpim642 I understand why they leave. My parents also left. I am Serbian diaspora and I'm thinking about moving to Serbia. The problem with being diaspora is that you end up feeling like a foreigner in both countries. What I actually wanted to say is that the wisest and hardest descision would be to stay and improve your country and not look elsewhere for better career opportunities. Think about what it means to trade your country, culture, language, mentality, spirit for money. My suggestion would be to use the Internet to improve your financial situation and learn about long term investing. Having a small long term investment account makes wonders over the years.

[@germank7924]

just for reference, supermarkets in some 3rd world locations like Gabon and Cambodia can be even more expensive than Serbia and their green markets even cheaper! That does not particularly explain Serbia of course, being so close to the middle of Europe, but monopolies do probably explain

[@frdz4188]

That is because of transportation costs. It is cheaper for the said supermarket to transport goods to the UK than to Serbia, let alone the country further than that. On the other hand, even with those costs, some types of goods (or even brands) are still cheaper than in other Serbian supermarkets. Local green markets are usually the cheapest everywhere in the world.

[@millenniumm369]

​@@frdz4188it's because they want 3rd world countries to continue with struggling

[@sarunda2003]

You are so wellcome, Paul! 😊❤

[@goranm3060]

Dobri covece, zelim ti da se i dalje osecas lepo i bezbedno u nasoj Srbiji, i veoma mi je drago sto se osecas slobodno. Takodje mi je veoma drago sto si izabrao da ostanes u nasoj zemlji i da si video da smo mi jako prijateljski nastrojen narod koji je u sustoj suprotnosti od onog sta tvoja vlada misli o nama. Svako dobro

[@katemezak9763]

Love and kisses Paul ❤. Kate here originally from Belgrade living in London for 33 now. Will visit ur shop can't wait when am back❤😊

[@MM-qp9ro]

Amazing video, love Serbia 🇷🇸♥️

[@marija5791]

He said some things are backup by the state. You can only imagine how things were in Yugoslavia when they were really backup by the state. We had amazing country.

[@Паметуглаву]

actually it's not. it was a criminal state and thank God it no longer exists.

[@PosleRucka]

F*** yugoslavia

[@talkaci]

Very good point.

[@rey6450]

Yugoslavia is shit

[@danicadabic9789]

That's a very superficial view of Yugoslavia.

[@markocurcic6314]

Super je sadržaj, samo nastavi!

[@milanstojic3304]

Very good production, interview progression, cuts. Thanks for making it.

[@gazibengazi]

Excellent content. Keep it up. Subscribed!

[@gospodinpendula6250]

Home is where your heart is.

[@djapee04]

Great content man, I hope for our brothers first (Russians) will come here and after that more foreigners and live in Serbia. We need more videos like this !

[@bingo737]

Mrsss jebali te Rusi

[@NinaNina-hj5cd]

Well, I keep telling family and friends from Serbia that prices in supermarkets are more expensive here than in the UK, and they don't believe me. Well thanks for saying this, finally I have confirmation.

[@slavkas.6552]

There are huge differences between London & Belgrade especially because London is rich as a capital of a colonial power where Belgrade is a city that had to constantly defend itself as it’s been conquered quite a few times in its long history!

[@dn8598]

..and those two "facts" are most irrelevant in the context of this story. Sorry

[@littleleonida1058]

It's a city that tried to become what London became! Under different circumstances it could have become the centre of the Balkans...

[@BojanSimic-k6x]

@@littleleonida1058but it is the centre of balkans (after athens)

[@littleleonida1058]

@@BojanSimic-k6x .....yet I've never been there, and I'm from the Balkans,. funny that!

[@pixelmolester]

@@dn8598 haha yeah," so Paul, how do you see differenced between Belgrade and London? - Weeelll, you see as Belgrade has been conquered quite a few times in its long history i see Belgrade night life so much better, and people more warm and wellcoming. Londoners are uptight, and will judge you. Because, you know, colonial history! "

[@VukyMonster]

This was great, thanks for making it! We love Belgrade, come for holidays with my kids from London. And they love it too. Has a good vibe. Simple and less complicated. Food's insanely good.

[@visualcapture4649]

Just leaving comment to support the channel. I love your guests. Emotional intelligence is lost art, these days, so, good job

[@brankoprosic5852]

Happy to have you mate!

[@thetina8889]

Crime in BG is not on the streets but in the government. But it is nice to see someone idealizing the new country and seeing the good parts. All of us people should move around more often and see the good in other countries and people

[@Sonja-mo3sh]

Samo se ti drži svoje lepe, i svoje lepe

[@gdjicanebitna6458]

@@Sonja-mo3shsta je lose rekao/la? Kriminal jeste u vlasti,na ulicama ga ima mnogo manje nego u razvijenijim zemljama. Jedan Španac i Amerikanac su to bez uvijanja rekli. Stopa kiminala na ulicama je daleko manja,i ne povezujem to sa vlašću već sa običnim ljudima

[@izil1fe]

​@@Sonja-mo3sh Mrš u pm botino sendvicarska!

[@allu3624]

in britania the crime is on the streets and in the government who give housing, money, citizenship etc to illegal immigrants and they cant even remove them from the country once they have done crimes there

[@majamaja3660]

You should try to sell english tea in your shop, I would buy

[@markomarko2538]

Awesome quality and production, nice and informative interviews, keep it up man!

[@braziliaan]

You ask very good questions. You’re an awesome interviewer. Good job! 👍🏼

[@johnburton3565]

This is so inspiring. So happy to see that he has found a new home in a wonderful city. Every time I go to Belgrade, I love it and I never want to leave.

[@miroslavmatovic]

Of course you can find black tea. Just don't go buying them in filter bags, but buy just the tea, and then use a strainer.

[@hecq2357]

I met Paul at his record shop, lovely guy!

[@dieselbaby]

Fantastic video and very good interview questions, I look forward to visiting Serbia myself next year. I wish you a lot of success with your channel.

[@mothidentifier]

Where is his shop, I want to bring him cheddar cheese when we come this summer 😊 I agree with Paul 100%, I'm an belgrader by birth that lives in London past 25 years. I left Serbia and Belgrade because I was annoyed by so many things, but London is worse. Sucks your soul out. Planning my return to Serbia soon 🥰

[@Brave2standalone]

Local 'Lager' with 'Fish & Chips' in a 'pub' while playing 'Darts' - the greatest invention of the British Empire!

[@mika.mirjana]

Such a positive and joyful person!

[@GalamgiaMUSIC]

Paul is a great guy! I meet him when he just moved to Belgrade. Great personality, super positive guy, always smiling :)

[@jazzysundays4217]

Serbia is the only country I visited as many as 4 times. That's how much I love this place. I did, however, notice a huge increase in prices since last time I came in 2021. Inflation is a worldwide phenomenon these days, but Serbia was amongst the hardest hit countries unfortunately. It's definitely not cheap anymore. But, I'll keep coming anyway :)

[@zlatkostevanovic5891]

come to Canada where a regular sandwich at any shop is 10-14 cad dollars. Burgers and fries combo 15 dollars, pizza 20 dollars. Food is so expensive.

[@milosjovicevic6083]

Ja se razvalim za 3.5 Evra bela vesalica kida 😁

[@mothidentifier]

Come to London UK for a £8 beer, £5 croissant in the bakery that is worse tasting than the £0.80 one from Lidl 😅

[@milosjovicevic6083]

@@mothidentifier In Serbia 2-3 Euro bear😎 In small market even for 0,5 Euro

[@Fegga1955]

Wow,no wonder people going Expat.

[@nikods]

This brought a smile on my face. You are welcome and we are happy to have you here man. I do not like GB and I had only bad experiences with people from there but that means nothing because you can judge a man just one by one, does not matter what their background, religion, race is, everyone is either a good human or a bad human and they is it.

[@Edward-ni8yi]

Yep! We had the same experience. The Serbian people were so smart and awesome. The cost of living was amazing! Off the charts.

[@urospredic-ho9cf]

Oduševljen sam kvalitetom tvog rada. Želim ti mnogo novih pratilaca.

[@cocosilkworm]

Oh please tell me how you import black tea into Serbia. I'm Australian and my Serbian husband took me to Belgrade for a few weeks once and I was searching and searching for some black tea and didn't quite find anything either. If we move to Belgrade one day, which we will if there is an opportunity, I will definitely feel like the English when they miss their cup of tea, even though the food is SO much better in Serbia than it is in Australia. I think tea is probably the only thing I will miss.

[@rdjavi]

Great channel. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next video.

[@POBIJIHSVE]

Alooo Paul je najjači lik na svetu, često idem kod njega u radnju

[@nemanjaugljesic1983]

everyone whit open mind is welcome to Serbia, well educated, kind people can improve any place they live in and they are a huge plus for every country😇

[@lena13doll]

very nice, cheerful and young spirit guy, his energy is younger than some 25 olds, and i really like his accent. glad he likes it so much in our country, and his so much more joyful person than how i imagined englishmen.

[@ljiljanabanovic2169]

The more I travel, the more I love Serbia. And, yes, Paul, we are happy to have You here.

[@ivanicaserbia]

So many lovely messages from this interesting man! Thank you, Paul!

[@drazantodoric6040]

Alex ili Alexander,kako vam je pravo ime.Reći ću vam moje mišljenje, o vaša dva video snimka, pošto ste tek na početku razvoja vašeg kanala Vaš kanal zaslužuje čistu ocenu 10, za izbor gostiju ( srpski zet Kanađanin i Englez,koji je otvorio prodavnicu polovnih gramofonskih ploča). Oba gosta su neverovatno sa svojim životnim pričama. ...A sada nastaviću svoj komentar na vašem drugom video snimku sa oznakom...+....

[@AtticLife]

Hvala vam!

[@miovicdina7706]

Belgrade USED to be the cheap cool European city. It isn't anymore. It's on par with Paris, except you're not in Paris. I mean for groceries, not the insanely high Parisian rents. And rents, too, have gone up double since before Covid, so it's not cheap to live here anymore either. Restaurants are diverse and good quality, and used to be very affordable, which suddenly changed in the last year or so, especially in the city center. One can still find those good but cheap ones further away from the most popular parts of the city. I guess the still affordable rich cultural and night life is what keeps me coming back here, to Belgrade, and it being safe for women. Great chap, no wonder he made a lot of friends here. Thank you for paying regularly for the bus tickets. I'm a born and raised Belgrader and, strange but true, I pay every single ride. For the same reason as you do. I want it to keep functioning nice and proper for more years to come. I'm glad to have you as a fellow Belgrader. ❤

[@ServerAdd]

I go to the store very often Paul is a grate guy, love that lil place has a soul, and he is right about many things, but we also have many problems. Anyway hope he stays here and thrive. PS. we need more electro in the shop...

[@LoveOne-]

Jako dobar video. Ima sličnih videa po netu, ali se ovaj kanal ističe. A zbog ovog lika ovaj video još i dodatno.

[@natnat9220]

E pa dobro nam došli! (Posle mog užasnog iskustva u UK ne mogu da verujem da ovo kažem 😂) eto nas, i oni i ja došli kući. Home is where your heart is. I ja volim moju Srbiju iz istih ovih razloga. Kao brižna majka, širi tople ruke i zagrli svakoga ko joj u dobroj volji dođe. ❤

[@millenniumm369]

❤️❤️

[@ashp5105]

I’ve been in Serbia for a month. I think you need to see uk again. Where is the 50 cents bread. Shopping here and everything is far cheaper. Like half the price. I’ve been to the supermarket and price for price it’s so cheap. I think human beings lose perspective very quickly. I agree Serbia an amazing place. Also everybody in UK drinks coffee now…

[@Cyril-iy6lh]

"svi smo mi ljudi, retko ko je čovek". Welcome, brother.

[@kammasna]

Hi, I'm from Belgrade. A great video! I have two comments - have visited London three times, spent more than 3 months there overall and I had one same impression Paul had about Belgrade - I thought that London was amazing for partying - e.g. there were great concerts or people playing at bars throughout the whole day and older people dancing and enjoying concerts, which was quite unusual for Belgrade at the time (1999-2005). Also, Paul says that people should come into his vinyl store to buy new stuff - while I'm sure the situation is that majority of the people here cannot afford to buy vinyl, especially great connoisseurs of music, so they choose to buy somethin they really like and want to have in their collection. I'm going to play this video to my students and discuss what they think about it. They are always eager to learn what strangers think about Serbian people.

Sjajan tip, divno je što Beograd privlači ovakve ljude, neka ih bude što više. Mnoge razlike u mentalitetu je lepo primetio i objasnio, samo mu izgleda neće nikad biti jasno zašto su u Srbiji popularni Gipsy Kings. 😂😂😂 Taj deo mi je bio genijalan. Bravo i za autora na odličnim pitanjima i sjajnom izboru sagovornika.

[@Ana-bw7gm]

And just learn Serbian so that whole world can understand you. All the best and don't worry if you make mistakes while speaking Serbian.

[@_petrovic179]

great video. interesting to see MC5 and Blondie records in his store,,,, BTW I never heard of the record he recommended. Cheers from Sydney :)

[@bogoljubdjordjevic7528]

You are welcome brother!

[@dankadesign7462]

Great interview. Just Subsribed 👍👍

[@Sarke2]

Kakav kul lik,a za cene hrane je potpuno u pravu, deru nas samo tako, jezivo

[@zorandolci]

bio sam prosle godine 70 dana u Londonu..divan grad..ali sam jedva cekao da odem..skup prevoz losa hrana..haotican pljav ...ali ipak jedan od mojih omiljenih na svetu..see you again dear London

[@biljanakocanovic6778]

Ухватила, скоро па најбоље године, средина осамдесетих, дивна сећања, да, све се променило...поззззззз

[@istorija4ever]

Nice story! All the best and keep up the good work!

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Thank you for an amazing video 👍

[@basskibo]

Paul seems as a great guy, happy to see you satisfied in Serbia and thank you for all kind words about Serbia and its people 👏

[@hilding2063]

Same in Indonesia, supermarkets are insanely expensive over local markets or shops.