Hey, Chris, so happy to see you in Bulgaria! Enjoy Varna, it's awesome! Hope you will pass by my hometown, the lovely and outstanding Plovdiv! Cheers, have fun!
Gr8 vlog there, Chris - not planning on ever going to Varna, but never say never is always the safer bet.....:-)......looked pretty chill - now that is a plus.....keep em coming....:-)
Hello Denise and Chris. I have been following your blog for few weeks. My name is Tom and I live in California. Though I do enjoy my life here, I have for some while wanted to take a three month trip to Chaing Mai to look into having a small business to manufactor sportswear, like Jerseys, etc. Hoping to leave here soon for my adventure and hopefully I find an opportunity to run a really small textile shop to make and export back to states sports wear. I have heard of one of the people u interviewed that had a small textile shop in Chaing Mai. I still have much to know how complicated that would be to startup this business. I have steady retirement income(three retirement checks a month), so I dont think I wil end up homeless in Thailand or anywhere. hahaha. I am stable in that area. Long comment, sorry. My point here, is I am so open to any correspondence with regards to my idea for my business or any other business in Chaing Mai. I have been to bangkok three times on vacation. I feel its to big and crowded. Hoping I will enjoy Chaing Mai So my email address is tomadams18@gmail.com, if anyone has similiar interest or would like to give me any encouragement or input. Thanks for reading, Tom
So happy you liked it in Bulgaria! 😃Varna looks awesome - I've only been there as a kid but now I feel like I need to visit it again. I hope you do a vlog on Sofia as well. Plovdiv is worth a visit as well. ☺😊
Sure man. My code to sign up to AirBnB is www.airbnb.com/c/cdodd18?s=8 and the apartment in the video is this one: www.airbnb.com/rooms/19619517. No plans to visit Kiev although we would have loved to!
Every time you ask Denise abt smth she may nod to reply 'no' and shake head to show agreement. It's pretty interesting of bulgarian locals to have such 'backward' gestures. :-)
Andre Me He doesnt speak English that good. Most Bulgarians know English and you will be surprised how many of them speak with proper British accent on top of that. Its impossible to find a person in the 18-45 age group that doesnt speak English. Also keep in mind there are about 2 million Bulgarians in the US alone.
Are you continuing to travel on a tourist visa when you go to the US? I'm interested to see how that goes, and would be cool to see you talk about dealing with border crossings. That seems like it'd be one of the most difficult aspects, having to be deceptive at the border, especially in countries like the US who will ask a heap of questions.
Вадим Вадим I am in an ex-soviet country at the moment. (Ukraine) It is pretty cool as it is cheap as fuck. The only thing against to stay here long-term is the income taxes are too high. And everything is really weird here: really slow... Slower Than Nowhere, Ugly Kid Joe.... And the people are really weird... 👽
@@ChristheFreelancer no problem, we know exactly where it is now based on the view 😊 I was born in Varna and am coming back in August for a visit so shall find it
Hey, Chris, so happy to see you in Bulgaria! Enjoy Varna, it's awesome! Hope you will pass by my hometown, the lovely and outstanding Plovdiv! Cheers, have fun!
Another great video from you. Absolutely loving Varna from the looks of it. Denise's face at 8:30 pretty much sums up that view!
Absolutely! Not in the video is when Denise exclaims, 'How'd you know we love views!'
I like the concept of you making one vlog/week. Keep up the good work!
Amazing video, loved it, such a beautiful place and you were lucky to go there... well done!
Thanks!
Gr8 vlog there, Chris - not planning on ever going to Varna, but never say never is always the safer bet.....:-)......looked pretty chill - now that is a plus.....keep em coming....:-)
Thanks this vlog about bulgaria. Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭😊
Thanks for visiting us man, glad you liked Varna!
Thanks for showing us around :)
Chris the Freelancer always welcome!
Hello Denise and Chris. I have been following your blog for few weeks. My name is Tom and I live in California. Though I do enjoy my life here, I have for some while wanted to take a three month trip to Chaing Mai to look into having a small business to manufactor sportswear, like Jerseys, etc. Hoping to leave here soon for my adventure and hopefully I find an opportunity to run a really small textile shop to make and export back to states sports wear. I have heard of one of the people u interviewed that had a small textile shop in Chaing Mai. I still have much to know how complicated that would be to startup this business. I have steady retirement income(three retirement checks a month), so I dont think I wil end up homeless in Thailand or anywhere. hahaha. I am stable in that area. Long comment, sorry. My point here, is I am so open to any correspondence with regards to my idea for my business or any other business in Chaing Mai. I have been to bangkok three times on vacation. I feel its to big and crowded. Hoping I will enjoy Chaing Mai So my email address is tomadams18@gmail.com, if anyone has similiar interest or would like to give me any encouragement or input.
Thanks for reading,
Tom
The Mrs looks happy
She seems so miserable.
So happy you liked it in Bulgaria! 😃Varna looks awesome - I've only been there as a kid but now I feel like I need to visit it again. I hope you do a vlog on Sofia as well. Plovdiv is worth a visit as well. ☺😊
'Sofia for Digital Nomads' coming up next :)
He says ' Mitko and Sarah ' , I was thinking that he says ' Bitcoin and Sarah ' :D
Varna is where Dracula's casket left from headed to London.
17:20 that woman is staring you down hard
Noticed that as I was editing and LOLed
Wanted a piece of the action.....:-)
I also noticed, she either likes your accent, or wanted some action.
Great video man.
Just a question. Where is the music from?? I liked those rnb beats.
"Compare to Australia", gday, everything in Down Under is expensive - impossible to compare....
Chris. Have you heard of Grind Camp? It might interest you . You can learn about it on CZcams.
No. Never heard of it but looks cool.
Hi. Chris! Could you post please the links on appartments, which you use on Airbnb? And your Airbnb promocode?
P.s. Have you a plan to visit Ukraine?
Sure man. My code to sign up to AirBnB is www.airbnb.com/c/cdodd18?s=8 and the apartment in the video is this one: www.airbnb.com/rooms/19619517.
No plans to visit Kiev although we would have loved to!
Thanks!
You're telling me you can learn to be a developer and work wherever you like? Is it really that easy :o
Depends. I recommend you check out my book, 'How I learned to Code'. It covers my whole experience of learning and getting started.
Hi!Can I ask you a few question about your visit in Varna?
Hey how long are you going to be in Bulgaria? Will you be visiting any other places? Would love to meet you somewhere!
Hey There. Currently in Athens, Greece
Every time you ask Denise abt smth she may nod to reply 'no' and shake head to show agreement. It's pretty interesting of bulgarian locals to have such 'backward' gestures. :-)
Why is your companion always frowning?!
There are great natural hot-springs there where many Roma (Gypsies) go, and it's really nice and relaxing
Where did this Miko guy learn English? Speak well as for an eastern european.
He's American since High School, I believe.
Miko maybe is Mitko ?
Mitko leaves in America since he was 4th grade. He speaks perfect both English and Bulgarian.
Andre Me He doesnt speak English that good. Most Bulgarians know English and you will be surprised how many of them speak with proper British accent on top of that. Its impossible to find a person in the 18-45 age group that doesnt speak English. Also keep in mind there are about 2 million Bulgarians in the US alone.
Bulgaria isnt Russia, where most people dont speak foreign languages
Hey Chris! What countries do you plan to visit in the near future? Have you ever thought to visit ex-USSR countries?
Greece, Poland, Germany, Gran Canaria, Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico, United States
Are you continuing to travel on a tourist visa when you go to the US? I'm interested to see how that goes, and would be cool to see you talk about dealing with border crossings. That seems like it'd be one of the most difficult aspects, having to be deceptive at the border, especially in countries like the US who will ask a heap of questions.
After Germany, pass through Netherlands, would be glad to meet you there. And btw great video of Varna :) Laughed a lot :D
Вадим Вадим I am in an ex-soviet country at the moment. (Ukraine) It is pretty cool as it is cheap as fuck. The only thing against to stay here long-term is the income taxes are too high. And everything is really weird here: really slow... Slower Than Nowhere, Ugly Kid Joe.... And the people are really weird... 👽
8:24 where is this place?!
Can't remember the name sorry. Best to ask Mitko I think.
@@ChristheFreelancer no problem, we know exactly where it is now based on the view 😊 I was born in Varna and am coming back in August for a visit so shall find it
@@Martinikiss1221 it's the restaurant at the top of Cherno More hotel in the center of the city :)
Mitko Karshovski Do you think we can go there just for view? Or we have to buy some food?
You look like Gerard Pique.
Nice but way to long!
Angry asian "blond". Could not get better?
You had to Go to Bourgas and Plovdiv. Much nicer cities!