2:50 Johnny FD: [Nervous laughter]

Hhahah

Hey Johnny, I can add subtitles to this video if you want me too and send it over

@@BrandedMilk you can turn on the subs, by clicking "CC" button

@@walker_andrej ah shit sorry haha

ah I watch your channel, it helps me try and narrow down certain types of games I like a bit easier. Keep it up.

to be fair, he probably gave a fake surname

@@audiosecrecy I think that is actually his real name at least that's what it has said online for some time now(so not 100% on that)

@@jayhouston7054 ahh then it was just my skeptical internet reflexes. :D Anyway would be good to have an official name reveal by him. If indeed his name is Rich then bald and bankrupt is next level brilliant :)

Benjamin Rich

I think he will appreciate the moderness over loosing the soviet brutalism :D

lol must've been a slow news day

@@TonyDracon every day is a slow news day in Lithuania

that's not news, just infoshow :]

Actual news? Are you calling that corrupt puppets barn "actual news"?

its not really a news, its more like news show.

to be honest the news here grab onto anything, because there is nothing happening here and when a person with that much popularity comes to our invisible country its big news. Also half of our news is car crashes, building fires, foreign news or most recently the immigration stuff.

@@japonasas4719 lmao true

@@japonasas4719 dont forget covid and vaccines and thats it

pradeda?:D paziurek jonny video is lt :D nes bald iskerpa fanus dazniausiai. tai vienam video jonnys su bald eina ier per 100 metru vilniuje sutiko gal 20 fanu

Sorry about that, the problem was that the Lithuanian commentator was speaking way too fast 😅

smagu, kad nepamirštat savo gimtinės

Click on cc for subtitles

You can slow videos down to ,75 or half speed and turn on CC.

Johnny's shoulders are about a foot bigger than most people so he needs 2 seats.

I just realised that. What jonnhys channel where the fans turn out.

As random Lithuanian I think that the idea is great and its nice to watch👍

in fact, opinions are very different. some did not like the presentation very much, especially those who suffered under the Soviet regime, others view it from a commercial point of view (why not save that legacy from the Soviets if you can make money from it) and others look at it forgivingly (there are all kinds of crazy people). and the fourth (to whom I belong) who are simply interested in his observations. where it is worth stretching, where we are moving in a good direction, and so on. By the way, a recent Russian film about Lithuania was published by the famous Russian blogger Ilya Varlamov (whose main field is Architecture). his insights are similar, but he notices Lithuania's retreat from the Soviet legacy. But it doesn’t destroy it as horribly as it does in Russia, it just makes it more comfortable for man, and if nothing is done at least it hasn’t turned into a monster (without windows where there is no desire to live). As he called it, even Soviet buildings have life in Lithuania. that the architects who built the new Soviet districts out of a limited choice of materials tried to make those buildings as diverse and less awful as possible. And as now, Russian architects are building terrible ants with unlimited possibilities, with disgusting and awkward infrastructure. The fact that Lithuanian thinking is already European and he will not like a poorly designed house.

mums arī latviešu valoda ir smieklīga

Yea same as the Gopnik stuff, they made him sound like a fanatic of those two things lol

it's not a trinity. you forgot the soviet bus stops

to be fair the Real Genghis Khan did conquered a lot of land, and he did a lot of rape.. a lot. so much so that 1 out of 500 Asian men/woman has direct dna lineage from genghis khan.

What happened?

The only two incidents I remember is when he said something negative about an Estonian village and Estonian TV picked it up and roasted him about it. And the time he called a Chechnyan girl "a chick" and had to do a public apology on Chechnyan TV. There's always people with long toes out there, always need to be careful where you step. That's just life I guess.

@@ernisj.8087 He made a "rude" comment about the local women and was forced to apologize on national TV. edit: that was in Chechnya by the way

hahaha!!

Reading down, I remember that .

Pasirodė koki lochai esa ir labai užsiėmę

Вы правы.Кстати,литовский язык самый старый в Европе и входит среди 10 самых старых языков мира.Как раз он считается самый старый потому,что звуки языка практически не менялись за 5000 лет существование.

я такой же думал xaxax.

ты же бот что ты можешь слышать

@@pawlap посмотри с какого года у меня аккаунт, посмотри на мои подписки, посмотри, что у меня есть видео на канале, посмотри, что у меня есть подписчики, посмотри, что у меня есть персональное имя канала. Кто тут еще, бот, дурилка?

For Lithuania, it is actually quite expensive. You can definitely find cheaper places, even in Vilnius itself, not to mention other cities. Even in UK there are some places where you would be able to buy houses for that price (not in the south).

@@walker_andrej I just compared it with Moscow and it turns out that it's the same average price for a flat in the outskirts. Of course, also very expensive for the most of us.

for a simple average size commieblock apartment that is very expensive. Just this year alone property prices went up by 20% in lithuania!

It's cheaper to just build a 100m2 house, like 30km away from Vilnius with that kind of money.

Cheap of course , only 3 bitcoins and you got it.

It's Sony FDR X3000

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