How was it?

@@Flaccidtetris It was pretty interesting. I had a maestro burger. They had a raspberry peach pie there too. I can’t remember, if this was a video talking about the forest berry pies? I didn’t see those on the menu there. But what I did end up doing was bringing back a bunch of McDonald’s sauces for my nephews. They had a taste test and rating system that they did for them. The winner was the garlic sauce and second place came in with their sweet-and-sour. But, they said as well as their mother who is my sister. They told me that the Lithuanian version of the sweet-and-sour sauceAt McDonald’s is very tone down from the American version

@@alexdentondxiw Ah, sounds nice! My favourite is probably their barbecue sauce but the garlic is great as well :)

Because Europeans won't eat, if it's not clean and look nice, also lots of restaurants that makes competition.

There's a few reasons, but I think that the biggest one, is that McDonald's isn't looked down upon in the same way in many places outside of America-it's almost like a lot of people look at McDonald's the way that American's look at Chick-Fil-A or In-N-Out... Yes. It's fast food... but it's acceptable. Ha

Between the bees, spiders, and mosquitoes, I’ve had terrible insect luck lately 😂😂😂

forgot to take your medicine weirdo ? =]

it's shit. their sauces are super unhealthy with 50 E's and their burgers and fries are soggy.

@@Anuisgod If you're eating at McDonald's, you don't give a shit about healthy food, and I've never had a soggy burger, the fries sometimes yes are soggy, the sauces are REALLY good.

@@KaspaTEHEE Eating couple times a month.

@@Anuisgod what does that prove?

@@KaspaTEHEE Proves that I like eating junk food couple times a month.

If you are staying in Vilnius then no problem, at the centre of city english is a must for people who work with tourist

We speak atleast 2 languages. Secondary language is either English or Russian or both. You will have no problem with communicating.

Lithuania is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in Europe despite only having one official language - the average citizen speaks 2.7 languages (source: jakubmarian.com/average-number-of-languages-spoken-by-the-eu-population/ ). It might be difficult to find English speakers from the old generation, but young people generally are quite fluent in English.