Buying Bulgarian Rakia In Varna! 🇧🇬
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2019
- On my way back from the Roman bath, I want to show you just a glimpse of some of the many babushka markets on the road, that they set up themselves...
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Didnt buy the sausage "Sudjuk" because it was "too unhealthy" ,but then goes and buys 50% Alcohol Rakia :DDDD Loving the healthy life i see
Dude, being able to understand both languages makes this so much funnier! You should add English subtitles so everybody can enjoy
Dude the language barrier is too great. Older people don't understand English. Nevertheless I like your enthusiasm and interest in my country. Should you decide to visit again I will gladly show you around.
Pretty hilarious how these older women are talking to him in Bulgarian and he pretends to understand lmao
Come on, man... Babushkas exists only in ex USSR. Babushka (Бабушка) means "Granny" or "Grandmother". In Bulgaria or in Bulgarian language Grandmother is called "Baba" (Баба.)
Omg these videos are hilarious when you understand both languages 🤣
You should have just done that grandma a small favour and bought the sausage and only ate half. Try and be a little more considerate.
support the bulgarian elderlies, thats their only income
Kurt, you have the most unfortunate name for Bulgaria.
I wish I had 1% of Kurt confidence. Hahaha
Aww the first lady that you stopped by is quite famous she is almost 100 years old and still sells her produce and home made socks at the market
This is a man of culture right here, he bought a whole bottle of rakia
bulgarian grandmas are the sweetest
Kurt, as much as I like your vids, but if you go to an eastern mini Market, especially with elderly people- please buy something.
Is it beef ? Moooo 🤣 hahaha
As a Ukrainian his conversation with the older ladies was hilarious to watch😬
0:53
"Hope I don't go blind!" Hilarious. So much fun. Love to join that guy on his adventures.
1:30
These women's pensions are about 100-150 euro per month, while the prices of electricity, food , medicine is similar to what's in Western Europe, it's not like they like it being there on the pavement selling some shit. And there we have a german tourist who thinks that the stereotype that everyone drinks in Eastern Europe is true.Well he found out that it's not. ;)