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Záporem života v ČR je narůstající počet žijících cizinců. Tak za tu nevyžádanou přehnanou reklamu vůbec neděkuji! Zdroje jsou v místě a čase vždy omezené. A politici nespolehliví. V Česku mají trvale žít Češi. Nebo chaos a babylonizace na celé Zeměkouli je cílem? Stát to je kolektivní investice konkrétních lidí na konkrétním území za účelem obrany a lepší kvality života ze společných investic.

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Very helpful. Getting the bmatt thanks

thanks for your video, it gives tons of hints to think over. I think social media will keep evolving. they were born to give additional communication means, to create communities which wouldn't otherwise raise, and so on. there is a lot of potential in there. we were unaware of the risks of use and overuse and abuse, and we all ended up used by market. we became the product. our data got sold, we got profiled, and we became unaware victims of the market. I think this was the childish phase of doing things for the gram. now, little by little, we are growing, getting more mature both as individuals and as entities: regulations are being drafted to protect the users and to rule the terms and conditions of every social media in a way that is considered legal and fair. I hope things will go on this way: more awareness, more potential, more "good" and less "bad". UA-cam itself changed a lot over the years, and today made me bump into you and I am happy of this, because it is really matching my profile with content that I recognise as meaningful. long ago there was nothing life this: the research would have been on me only and the algorithm would have shown only the ones paying the most. now I feel we are going towards a sort of win-win situation: my profile data is used in a fair way. maybe this is the case of UA-cam only and who knows if this would be the only successful way and all the others will fail. let's see. maybe IG and TikTok will become "worse" and grow that way, showing teenagers who gain success selling pics of their naked bodies.. who knows. I hope not. I hope in the future all the social media will evolve not just considering money as the only driver, but also giving importance to ethics, pushing people to improve, getting more cultured, and so on. your move of turning off the other social media was probably a great move for the conditions they are now in, but I hope in the future they will evolve in a way that you and many like you will feel it is worth to be part of them. that will be the successful social media future I hope for.

Winters are not dark and gloomy. Plenty of sunshine.

Would it be best the B Mat de 6mm ? I can't decide, please help!

Did you ever post your update? I don’t see it on your page. Curious to your experience.

I am from the Midwest as well. Just found you from your living in CR video. I’ve always heard that Italy and Europe in general has way better food then we do in the US. That the grain is good for you and vegetables grown without genetic modification and more organic and they have strict laws on processed/dyed foods? Being from the Midwest I’ve heard so many times Italy’s wheat is non GMO as well. Lol I was hoping that was true because I have stated it as fact to way too many people ha!

I am American and have a few friends who go back and forth to Czech Republic for the last 15 years and they always talk about how amazing the whole country is and how great the people are. They both plan to move there permanently in the next 2 years. I can’t wait to go!

Do you have instagram?

What exactly do you do that you have so much money to spend?

The 1st Best thing about Czech is how easy it is to get out??!!😳😂

Deep fried cauliflower is another vegetarian option

When you say, "Ex-pat" I presume you mean immigrant.

Damn girl you fine as hell

I'm a new sub🎉🎉🎉great contents❤

Good to know about the expat situation. Was there last October and am going back next Spring. Californian.

If you're looking for easy returns in Italy,it's better to opt for amazon. As for other places,it's depends but in general it's not such a pleasant experience when they will probably refuse or say smth like you can't have your money back but just take something else instead of the thing you want to return

I only have IG, but I agree with you that most of what I consume is unoriginal content, or creators are asking their followers what they want to see which, in a way, passes off the work to the consumer. Where I do still find value in IG is following people who are true experts in their field (nutrition for PCOS, balancing glucose levels, that type of stuff where it can be overwhelming to comb through ALLLL the research yourself). I do agree that simply delete the app from your phone is not enough.

After a few more months on this things have changed. I’ll have to make an updated video.

I'm curious what motivated you to settle long term in places like Czech Republic, Italy, etc? Vs. continuing to visit new places, spend a few months, etc. What I'm struggling with at the moment is deciding on where to settle, vs. continuing to live in new places for a 4 months, 6 months, and just continue doing that.

I find the selection of foods in USA groceries overwhelming and stressful. Why so many kinds of everything? Most of it is overprocessed and hence cr*p quality anyways (unless you go to specialized isles of Whole Foods, etc). I like grocery shopping in Europe much more. But we are all different...

Yeah, I don’t get why gym memberships are so expensive in Prague. And the person saying Prague libraries have English sections don’t understand how extensive American libraries are.

Meijer sells brand name clothes now! I love it

Interesting points! diversity and gyms are somewhat understandable, while library was most unexpected for me :) However regarding health industry, i suppose if we consider distances in US and prices in US, then i was under the impression that similar service are available in Europe too, we just do not use them much as they are just expensive coz they are private clinics and far away, but both those characteristics should be quite similar as in US when i would live in smaller town not big city. Do i miss something? Good luck in Italy!

On the diversity, I have completely different opinion. Especially the part about "opinions". Healthcare, that is a long discussion in every country. But the first four, me too! The libraries bit, I just do not follow. You would never complain about not having a czech language library in New York, that is insane. Checking out books is normal. Prague libraries have extensive english departments. To sum it up, most of all, you miss your family,? :) I am looking forward cz/ita comparison. Cheers.

Are you coming back to the Czech Republic?

I should go buy a muffin. :)

Beer is missing. Any beer drinker must feel like in paradise.

In my opinion, you are very prety. Excuse me for my bad Englisch.

I love that you have a coffee and do sukoku in the morning - I do too :)

thank u for the video

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Food and Fashion. The two things Italians never cheap out on :)

Thanks

Thank you for your review- it’s exactly what I was looking for as Im making my choice😊

Great video. Interesting about the Rhassoul clay - I look forward to experimenting. I’d like to learn what you use for conditioning. I have very curly and easily tangled hair. Thanks!

Your hair is beautiful! How long is the transition period and how often do you use the clay?

Thanks for that video!! I've been looking for a while on how to make the transition, will definitely give this a go! Your hair looks beautiful!

Read this if you want the science: The idea that you should wash your hair extremely infrequently is a very widespread salon myth. You can go to any salon in the world and they will probably tell you this, but when you actually look at the tests and studies that have been done there is nothing to back this up. And actually most of them show the opposite; participants hair and scalp are HEALTHIER after frequent washing. The hair that you see is DEAD. There is no living thing inside of them that can "signal" to your roots to produce more oil. This method words for her, but be very carful not shampooing your hair especially if you have dandruff or psoriasis. There are a lot of scalp conditions that are bacterial that make your scalp FEEL dry, but if you just shampoo them more it will fix the problem. The "No-Poo" movement only works for a very small percent of the population. And finally, about shampoos being "unnatural" or containing too many "chemicals", most shampoos on the market in 2024 use coconut based surfactants and only clarifying shampoos use the dreaded "sulfates". But even still, there is nothing harmful about sulfates. If used at higher percentages they can be drying, but that is a GOOD THING for some scalp conditions, and easily avoidable if you don't have these. And just a heads up too - Soapwort cleans your hair because it is a saponin. Saponins are derived from plants and have been used for thousands of years. You know what else is a saponin? Cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, Lauryl hydroxysultaine, Sodium cocoamphoacetate, Sodium lauroamphoacetate, and Coco caprylate - all of these are from coconuts and also the most common ingredients in shampoo. Here is the chemical composition of a banana, in case you are ever worried about something having too many "chemicals" : AN ALL-NATURAL BANANA INGREDIENTS: WATER (75%), SUGARS (12%) (GLUCOSE (48%), FRUCTOSE (40%), SUCROSE (2%), MALTOSE (<1%)), STARCH (5%), FIBRE E460 (3%), AMINO ACIDS (<1%) (GLUTAMIC ACID (19%), ASPARTIC ACID (16%), HISTIDINE (11%), LEUCINE (7%), LYSINE (5%), PHENYLALANINE (4%), ARGININE (4%), VALINE (4%), ALANINE (4%), SERINE (4%), GLYCINE (3%), THREONINE (3%), ISOLEUCINE (3%), PROLINE (3%), TRYPTOPHAN (1%), CYSTINE (1%), TYROSINE (1%), METHIONINE (1%)), FATTY ACIDS (1%) (PALMITIC ACID (30%), OMEGA-6 FATTY ACID: LINOLEIC ACID (14%), OMEGA-3 FATTY ACID: LINOLENIC ACID (8%), OLEIC ACID (7%), PALMITOLEIC ACID (3%), STEARIC ACID (2%), LAURIC ACID (1%), MYRISTIC ACID (1%), CAPRIC ACID (<1%)), ASH (<1%), PHYTOSTEROLS, E515, ÖXÁLIC ACID, E300, E306 (TOCOPHEROL), PHYLLOQUINONE, THIAMIN, COLOURS (YELLOW-ORANGE E101 (RIBOFLAVIN), YELLOW-BROWN E160a), FLAVOURS (3-METHYLBUT-1-YL ETHANOATE, 2-METHYLBUTYL ETHANOATE, 2-METHYLPROPAN-1-OL, 3-METHYLBUTYL-1-OL, 2- HYDROXY-3-METHYLETHYL BUTANOATE, 3-METHYLBUTANAL, ETHYL HEXANOATE, ETHYL BUTANOATE, PENTYL ACETATE), 1510, NATURAL RIPENING AGENT (ETHENE GAS).

Im morrocan and yes , ghassoul has always been part of our beauty routine

Hi, I am a new subscriber :) and I really like your videos :) where are you originally from? :)

Congrats on the move! I think I subbed to your channel when you uploaded anti lockdown protests which I also joined in. I've definitely learnt that lesson as well, rushing decisions tends to always be a mistake. Btw you sound more Czech (or foreign) now than American! :D

Italy is the loveliest place I know. Keep on keeping on:)

Hey Ariel, we would love to send you one of our bestselling non-slip yoga mats for you to review :) what's the best way to do this?

Buchticky! As a Czech person that has lived for 25 years abroad, I now realize that it is a little bit unorthodox to have that for lunch 😀

Its a funny thing when I lived there even in the dead of winter I'd just have to take the tram to the castle... walk up the stairs... there was a special warmth I felt just being around so many people. I know people don't much like the tourists, but for me... sometimes its nice seeing so many people enjoying Prague and surrounded by the beauty of it is just something special. I hope to return one day (as soon as my wife agrees), at least to retire. I'd love to live in Prague again but I think there so many great towns all around the country. I'm not going to say any names as its not mentioned as much as Cesky Krumlov or other more popular towns... I gotta keep my secrets and hope no one else makes videos of them! :D

I lived there in early 1994-to late 1996. Travel was great. At that time it was impossible to find housing because westerners were getting gouged. Many Czechs had a hard time finding residencies. The weather is humid and very hot. I was drenched, but it was for a short time. I kept windows open and had a cross breeze. No window screens, but the lace curtains kept any bug out. Winters ARE miserable. I trudged through it and used Doc Martens 1490s, which helped me from slipping on my ass during the frosts. When I was there, Prague denizens were so rude to the extent they were cruel. I initially friended Czechs, but many at the time mocked my Czech. I hope things have changed. They weren’t used to foreigners

Czechia only

I would like to mention that there is snow during most of the winter season in most places apart from larger towns like Prague. So wintertime is not so gloomy for the majority of the Czech population.