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“Are you a cat? Do you have cat ancestry? Don’t make cat videos 🐱!!!” Idiot.

This troll is a Russian troll. They are trying to discourage vloggers from raising awareness about Lithuania to the rest of the world because Russia hates the idea of someone talking about Lithuania as a standalone country. They want to scare away the foreigners so that it would be easier for Russia to take it over. Always ignore these types of comments, it's just Russian propaganda.

That commenter failed to honor own idea - he cannot comment in English, because he is not English :P

Your videos are really interesting to watch. Do not to worry about a few people telling You that You shouldn't do what You love. As a Lithuanian, I assure that, unlike some guys, real Lithuanians always were, are and will be welcoming, sharing, caring, honest and friendly people. So You should not think or feel less important and smaller than native Lithuanians. As long as You are and want to be with us, You are as Lithuanian as everyone here are. You are part of our community and we value Your honest views and efforts in creating content.

Just remember, that woman will be miserable on flights every time when babies cry.

These are special paid Russky trolls, they post nasty things intentionally "as lithuanians" under videos of English, Russian, Ukrainian speaking channels and travel blogs and try to spark hate. Be careful. Ban at once!

Simplest counter-argument in the world: Nobody else is doing this type of shit so unless there's someone else I don't wanna hear it

Hello, you are doing amazing job thank you. I am from Lithuanian and it's lovely to know that you have chosen LT as your home. Please don't stop posting. Maybe we could see your opinion on the Lithuanian coat like and natural lakes like Asvejos ezeras. If you haven't been, highly recommend. Good luck.

As Lithuanian I'll say that you must keep making your content! 1. I love your videos personally 2. I have what to share with my foreigner friends about Lithuania in English and from different perspective too 3. You actually learning our language and culture too so videos is not only education for viewers but for you at same time So... don't take those negative comments into the heart

😂 Thanks for sharing other interesting youtube rs. Please do more

“M” needs to get a life and touch some grass. What a loser.

People like that guy are just brain dead idiots, gatekeeping making any kind of content is stupid.

The unique perspective you give us, as a person who grew up and was born outside Lithuania and who is living in Lithuania, is one of the reasons why I love so much your content.

how about we prevent lithuanians who make content about wanting Lithuania to be part of a bigger neighbouring country from making videos? That would make so much more sense.

Don't listen to this people, really enjoy your videos , always looking forward tbh ❤

Maybe it's sensitive content, but how do you communicate with your wife , do you have any problems communicating while you're a foreigner and how do you guys plan on razing the baby , like will you teach you son ,daughter more about lithuanian stuff or Canadian stuff ?

I’m Lithuanian and I love your channel. For me, it’s interesting to see how the country and its culture look from a foreigner's perspective, what things here surprise or shock others, especially when we're not a popular tourist destination, so I learn quite a lot from your commentary. On the contrary, people like that guy make me cringe. I just don't understand where they see a problem at? I guess some people are just miserable.

While I learned a lot of cool stuff about Lithuania and Vilnius from your channel, unfortunately, already more than familiar with the "you shouldn't X unless you're Y" type of person 😬

That was just such a stupid attempt at gatekeeping. Everyone can make videos about whatever they want, and in particular I love your videos because it gives a different perspective to many things we face on a daily basis and as you mentioned even learn new things and I have nothing but respect for you choosing to make content about our homeland, because you research your video topics, are respectful and provide entertaining and/or informational content.

Lithuania is great. They holding guiness record for most air baloons by far!!!

I actually agree with 2 time vote. Othervise you end up in Sh*thole like UK with it's Brexit, or you could get someone like Trump. Only few Presidents had absolute majority to skip 2nd phase as i recall. On a referendum, you have to remember this is to change constitution. Low requarments would end up with it changed left and right, or you could end up like Russia, where they changed conatitution so Pitin could rule for whatever he wants. Someone like Join EU or change to Euro was easier to achieve. To get extra Public Holidai on June 24 won by the landslide lol

Have you thought of trying Kaunas?

Do you have to stay in for 3 days? As in mum and baby? That's an awfully long time, with our first we arrived at hospital in Oxford at 4am, and were home by 4pm with baby in arms! Our second was a little little longer due to complications, but that was only 36 hours total from arrival at the hospital.

total Costco vibes! I've actually never even seen one of these stores in LT (although, never really paid attention) - We are members of Costco AND Sam's - our Costco membership is $60 a year and Sam's is a bit cheaper at $50 a year - Sam's is closer to our house, but Costco is the clear winner with selectoin and price! I think the reason the prices are SO low at the North American stores is the membership price - I mean, we can buy gas at Sam's right now for around $3.07 a gallon where everywhere else is at LEAST $3.58 a gallon! The things that I noticed missing from your Cash and Carry are exactly what you said: no optical dept, no pharmacy, no tire center and no $1.50 hot dog/soda combo (YUM!!) - random question, how much is the hot dog/soda combo in Canada? You know, it's the loss leader here in the USA, so wondering if it's the same in Canada - and for those who DON'T know, the price has been $1.50 since the beginning (I think in the late 80's? early 90's?) for the hot dog and drink , and they lose money on every sale, but the CEO has said year after year that he will NEVER raise the price! :)

Hi there! I've been looking into buying a vacation/summer house in Lithuania lately, that's also how found your channel as I wanted to learn more about daily life in Lithuania. :) I'd really like to see videos about the process of buying a house in Lithuania, especially in the countryside, e.g. what to expect, electricity, water access, sewage and so on, because often that's not mentioned in the real estate listings, and the legal formalities of purchasing a house/land. And also videos about life in the Lithuanian countryside in general. :) Just as a suggestion in case you're looking for video ideas. ;)

Having been to Costco in the UK and Promo here, I definitely can see the disparity in buying power of promo in comparison to Costco, there are things a lot cheaper in Costco, like the pasta and tinned goods especially. But, promo is obviously geared up for this market so has a lot of local types of food at good prices

Amazing video thank you. Few years ago. I dared to jump with the parachute from an airplane. It was above the island of Aruba. It cost me lots if guts but one day I was ready. Few of my friend did it exactly from there and even had professional videos if it. The instructor speciafied that usually parashuters jump from 3 km altitude above Aruba but we will jump from 5 km. So we came there, conducted safety training. And suddenly... they did not like the weather (high winds) and the jump was cancelled. So this is my one and only experience of jumping with a parachute😃 You story reminded me of that!

Jesus, Rimi is probably 1st or 2nd most expensive supermarket chain in Lithuania🤢

please make a video on businesses in lithuania and which is best business.thanks

I wonder why more people don't try it. I don't know how many flying days there are per year, but if they can fly in summer and autumn, then they could probably recover the cost of a hot air balloon in one season.

Discount food clearance in supermakert is also my favorite place - we call it "laimės šulinys" something like a wishing well :)

Get 10% off hot air balloon flights with balloon.lt! This can be done by purchasing a gift card at balloon.lt/rides/hot-air-balloon-gift-card/ At checkout, use the discount code “LITHUANIAEXPLAINED” 😊

Svogūnų laiškai literally mean "letters of onions" - they are sending us their green letters.

skaiva from m-1 yra Šudas

Awesome! I loved visiting Trakai earlier this year on my month long stay in Lithuania. A hot air balloon ride next time would be really neat! Thanks for sharing!

That was beautiful!

"Better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air, than in the air wishing you were on the ground". Very true! Nice video as always, beautiful editing and music selection.

Did they reschedule your ride or refund you? 😊

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I guess the author's perception of living in Canada would be way different if he resides in Montreal not Vancouver. I lived 5 years in Germany and the last 15 in Canada, specifically Montreal. Salaries for white collar employees (scientists, pharma, biotech and high tech) considerably higher in Montreal than, let's say in Munich (most developed city in Germany) let alone in Lithuania or other Baltic countries). We are talking 2-3 fold differences. The living costs are comparable between Montreal and Munich. I understand it's slightly cheaper to live in Lithuania but...local salaries are peanuts. My family can afford having a big house, kids and travel to Europe and globally a couple of times per year and invest for the retirement. A manager taking the same position in Lithuania (in a global corporation) can bring the family to Greece flying cheaply with Ryanair. Travelling anywhere out of Europe is a hard task and requires months to savings. What I want to say is that Lithuania, Latvia or any other Eastern European country are great only for foreigners with foreign income. Locals often live a paycheck to paycheck. There are about 1 M people left Lithuania since independence in early 90th. Rougy 2.8 M still remains in the country. It tells it all about the country perspective in the future.

Sounds like a narcissistic person who tried to feel better about themselves.

Such a cosy video! And looks like the weather is great finally :)

Well in rimi is based on norwegian Rimi Hagen.

soooo ... no Mandelbaums at Pirmas Blynas? Yeah ... that would disapoint me too :)

I do live not far from the city centre and often go to the city centre or old town for similar purposes as shown in this video. I never use Bolt scooters, but ride a regular bicycle. My advice would be to just have a slightly shitty and clunky city bike which would not be attractive to thieves, but is usable and comfortable enough to ride. Just lock it not too far from wherever you are planning to walk around in the old town and then collect it on your way back. I can't imagine using any other method of travel these days. And is much cheaper and/or healthier than taking a rented scooter or a taxi. And far less stressful.

While Jonava is probably not the worst place to Live in Lithuania in terms of actual life quality, and is conveniently positioned on the main road to Kaunas and not too far from Kaunas airport, it's certainly not not the most interesting or attractive place to visit. The only object in the town that is kinda interesting to me is the railway bridge over Neris river. Other than that I can't say much about the city despite having been there numerous times. As for the medium and smaller sized towns that I'd like to see you visit and review would be the following ones: Palanga, Druskininkai, Visaginas, Biržai, Šilutė, Molėtai, Telšiai, Kėdainiai, Birštonas, Marijampolė. Also the larger cities Šiauliai, Panevėžys and of course the port city Klaipėda. Quite a few of them are fairly easily reachable by train.

Thank you for another great video. Your honest opinion on things.

Nice video my friend my son also in kaunas city awesome weather he told me that weather is beautiful ❤

I would say there are more options during lunchtime on Sundays in Kaunas. But proper research is necessary when you don't have much time. Friendliness varies, I was more surprised to never be asked if I want a dessert or a coffee after the main course. Even if a place is not crowded, they don't seem to care if you stay longer and consume more. You shouldn't expect to be asked in Germany all the time either. But more than 50% of the time. Might be worth a video about Lithuanian dining habits. 😉

Sweet!