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The barricades are as

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tight as possible, don’t remove them, don’t remove them, but here

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I can take them off

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no, the guy came up came to me and said: If

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you film here, we'll kick your

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asses. These are the guys from the gang and the police won't

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help, and there's a barricade further down there,

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but there I can't go there at all, they'll

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break my camera right away, it's

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just that you can't take a photo, you can't take a photo. Well,

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he gave me yours The guys' phone

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was on fire that they were taking pictures and

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Scout guys immediately ran up.

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Today about the most open and at the same

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time the most closed community in Europe,

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Christians, territories of freedom and a ban in the

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center of the capital of Denmark Copenhagen, how

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the famous Hind lives now,

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we just read in the newspaper that a

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free city was created here where you can

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come and just

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live from T any

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hierarchy the goal of Christians is to build a

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self-governing Society in which

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every person can freely express

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their

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opinion You must be legalized get

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all the papers yes [ __ ] off dude from us,

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our enemy is bursting out of the table - this is the system that the

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old people built the system in which they

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force you to do something and don’t allow you

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to be yourself Guys, this will be an unusual

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episode. But if you like it, I’ll shoot

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these more often; it will be shorter and essentially it’s

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one story shot in blog mode. I’m in

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Denmark, in Copenhagen, there’s a country right in the very

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center of the city. not a country, a zone,

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not a zone, in general, a territory of Freedom where there

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are no police, no authorities, no

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hierarchy. And in general, it’s not clear what it

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will be like today, Christians like you’ve

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definitely never seen it before, let’s go

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[music] I’ll

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immediately answer the question hanging in the air

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Stas, how are you now? I got from

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Moscow to Denmark, this used to be possible on a

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direct flight in a couple of hours, but now the

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guys really need to rack their brains;

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many people take flights through

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Turkey, thinking that this is the only

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route left and that’s why it has become

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so expensive. But in fact, guys,

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there are a lot of other route options and

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if you know how to plan flights correctly, you

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can do it quite inexpensively. That’s why

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if I need to buy a ticket, I go

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to Buy a ticket, in the sense of going to the booking service website.

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Buy a ticket, which in my

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opinion is awesome at being able to combine

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flights from different

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airlines, a skill that all of us who

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love to travel now I really need a

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little life hack like I do, many people do

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n’t like all these transfers. And

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I didn’t like them either until I

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learned to enjoy them.

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You see this slider for the duration of

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transfers on the road, everyone wants to

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shorten it. And I advise you sometimes

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Try to do this so on the contrary, for a

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day then the intermediate city

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becomes for you not a transfer but

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another point of travel Get out of

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the airport Try to roam,

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take a walk around Yerevan or Eat

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Pleskov and walk around Belgrade

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look into the back streets of the spice market in Deri

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I assure you such a stop on the way

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can sometimes color your whole future

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combining routes is easy and simple

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Follow the link in the description and

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a ticket Buy a ticket

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ri honestly I still don’t fully

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understand what it will be possible to rent The fact is

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that on the one hand this is probably the most famous

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area Copenhagen, which the

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whole world knows about, on the other hand, it is

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an area in which it is impossible to film inside,

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local residents are against this. That is why on

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the Internet, for example, you will find very

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few videos about how

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Christians live, sing the pain,

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with whom one of the local

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residents helped, I am also

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met by the legendary figure

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Christiane

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Joker This is the entrance to the famous pusher

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srit, unfortunately I can’t

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tell you guys on YouTube about what’s

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going on there, I’ll tell you about it in

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telegram, the link to it is in the description, but

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just look at the entrance, you see it, the

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police couldn’t make quick breaks

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on the

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pus, there are signs taken down everywhere around the circle it’s

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forbidden, the scouts are strictly monitoring this

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You see these guys in

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black, some tourist decided to ignore the signs

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and took out his smartphone

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Scout immediately figures it out and runs after

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him, the guy caught fire on what they were

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photographing and immediately ran up Scout,

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you can’t take pictures, you can’t take pictures Yes, drive away

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the phone n Okay, I'll show you, I took their

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phone, he says, erase this, erase this, I

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just looked at all the photos, all the

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videos that they had, something else

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you don't have. In fact, the guys were

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lucky because they could have just taken

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the camera away, in the sense of simply

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smashing the phone or just take away not to

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give up here in this regard they are tough with the

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filming they eventually forced you

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to delete all the photos yes yes he tells you

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to come erase everything Bro and he checked everything

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Yes he even checked the folder with recently

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erased photos he was good That is, he

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checked both the phone and a folder with erased

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photographs Yes, but he was smart yes His brains are

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cooking in general, it’s interesting how this idea of

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Freedom Yes, it turned into the idea that

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the guys can’t take pictures of anything here, you ca

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n’t walk here You can’t look here you have to be

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careful, Yes, the inhabitants of Pus Street don’t allow you to

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take pictures because they’re constantly they are expecting

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the police, they regularly organize

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Christians and raids

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[music]

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right before my eyes, another raid

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is searching everyone in a row, but much more

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police officers in uniform Christians are afraid of those

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who work in civilian clothes, here is a policeman

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leading one of the detainees. Please

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note the policeman himself is dressed like a

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typical resident

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[music ]

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Christians here were lucky

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that without you I wouldn’t be able to film here so

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freely Yes, you, as a

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guide, don’t let this guy here

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sniff out everything about us, why are you here? Filming

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what you want to see, the good old days

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here, everyone was free, yes And now

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what are you filming [ __ ] you what did

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he

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say I can’t say exactly what he

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said but something like that In the old

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days there were a lot of people here who

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worked together and now there is no one and

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nothing I understand I think he is upset there are

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no police raids of people on the street fun Well,

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I said that you can’t film here,

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it turns out that you are here as my key to

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this world, yes, without you it would be difficult for me to

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film here only on Pusher Street, the

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rest of the Christians are very

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friendly to people with cameras Joker He

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has been living in Christians for more than 30 years and

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wrote something like the hymn of a free

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[music]

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city. The first 4 years of my life as a Christian, I did

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n’t really want to become a part of it.

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Only after a few years did people start

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saying Yes, you’re already part of this life,

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I’m tying up my zhanami,

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the Jew was forced to admit that this is so

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but it happened by accident, like many things in

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[music]

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Christians When you moved here,

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as far as I know, you sold hashish here, yes,

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yes, you lived on this or you had

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another source of

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income, not only this, everyone was not

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literate in the WOH And that was my job

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I had to buy an electric guitar, an

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amplifier, a leather jacket and everything else that

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you need when you are a rock star, and when I

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bought myself a leather jacket, an electric guitar, I started

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playing rock and roll, I quit selling

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hashish pretty quickly, for me it

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was boring, as if I were some kind of

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merchant in the store I liked

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working more with a bartender or a tourist

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guide or being a NATO musician,

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that is, there was no risk

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at all, I wanted to ask you to tell

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some story from that

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time, it was in those days when the

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police carried out raids on

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Tuesdays and on Tuesdays I just I didn’t

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sell and there were no

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problems, that is, the police came here

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only on Tuesdays,

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yes Mostly on Tuesdays Why

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on Tuesdays I don’t know, I then generally

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thought that hashish was about to be legalized in

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Denmark I thought this was not a problem at all since the

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seventies, Christians are the only

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a place in Denmark where the drug trade

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is carried out more or less openly Although

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formally all of them, including mild ones, are

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prohibited here The eighties control over their

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supplies was almost completely taken over by

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Danish biker groups,

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Christians

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of them and [ __ ] began to divide the territory,

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then they called it the first

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[music]

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[music ]

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Copenhagen club with a pistol shot

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As a result, Christian residents got together and

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simply kicked out all the bikers from

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their territory. At the same time, one

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of the first bans in this Free

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City appeared on wearing biker

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jackets. funny bans in Christians;

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biker Families, you don’t know

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these leather jackets with bright bright

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backs. Why Because it is believed that

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in fact, since the eighties, these

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colors are biker.

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They are discord. This is interesting. This is the

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only car entrance to

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Christians. The chair is issued; cars

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can go there at all- then according to

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Christianity it is forbidden to travel on

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gasoline vehicles on

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cars on some kind of trucks further

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That is, the maximum you can bring your

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cargo here For example, if you need to

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unload in a cafe or you are building a house and

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then from here You

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[music]

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still deliver large loads

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they bring it there when there is a particularly large

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construction project going on and it is simply impossible to carry it

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on oneself. Well, for example, you see.

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Although

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formally what he does is prohibited here,

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but all prohibitions have a

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limit, the ban on a car in Christians

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led to the fact that it was here that the

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most seemingly popular type of

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cargo was invented transport in Denmark Well, at

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least in Copenhagen famous

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Christian bikes bicycles with a box

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in front there

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was one here, there lived a blacksmith and

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he had a pregnant wife and for her

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birthday he decides to give her a bicycle

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and then he created a prototype of a bicycle with

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a box now on such bicycles

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they travel all over

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Copenhagen That is, you are here. You can

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carry, for example, a child if he does not yet

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know how to ride a bicycle. Well, this is there for up to a

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year, probably, and you can also

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transport goods there and something else. That is, this is

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right very very often with the Dane

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instead of a truck there will be a

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cargo bike like this on which he rides around the

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city, a bicycle with a box could become

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one of the symbols of Denmark. And in general,

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any bicycle is

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adored here. An absolutely typical Danish

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sidewalk in Copenhagen, look at this. It’s so

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wide, smooth,

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just laid uh, there's a path for

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cyclists. You see, there's a sign that

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only bicycles can ride here. And here's

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this narrow, broken-down

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one. Thin. This is for pedestrians. This is

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actually a purely

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Copenhagen part of the sidewalk. This is for

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cars, this is this part of the sidewalk. -

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This is for bicycles, and accordingly,

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only this one. here is a narrow part of the

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sidewalk. This is for pedestrians who

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have to huddle like this near

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the fence. In

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fact, the roads are also largely used by

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cyclists because there are

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very few cars in Copenhagen for such a

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big city. Well, I don’t know where else

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in what city you can in the center walk

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like this along a highway and

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no one will honk your horn because there are

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practically no cars and it wo

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n’t be some tiny

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provincial town and this, in principle, is

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not just a capital. But people live here. There are about a

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million people, well, less of course, but

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still this It’s a pretty big city,

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just look. Here’s the

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highway. Look, there’s not a single car over

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there somewhere in the distance, just one

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car. The city can live without cars. In

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fact, the city center can easily

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cope without cars. It’s easy to use

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bicycles; at least the

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Danes are in Copenhagen. This is proven by

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very few cars, they exist, but there are

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very, very

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few [music] Pay attention, most of the

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bicycles are not some kind of

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high-speed bicycles, expensive pavs. No,

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on the contrary, here are the simplest ones without speeds.

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Already with a rusty chain, the most

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simple ones, here are the ordinary simple ones good old,

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such heavy bicycles and all

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because bicycles are stolen quite often here

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in 2023 the crash record was broken,

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however it is broken almost every year

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133,000 bicycles were stolen in just 9

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months and less than 1% are found. This is for

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example a bicycle that most likely

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once stolen You see There the lock is broken

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and it has been here for a long time on such

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bicycles it is customary to hang such

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ribbons, this is what the authorities do on the ribbon it

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says remove this ribbon If you

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use this bicycle You see the

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same ribbon on this bicycle That

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is, if this ribbon hangs here for

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several days people will understand, the authorities will understand

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that this is a bicycle, they don’t remove the tape from it. That

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means they haven’t used it for a long time.

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Well, that means it’s stolen and it just needs to be

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removed from here. Well, in general, there are

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quite a lot of bikes with such tapes here, and these are

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not only simple bicycles, but also, for

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example, a whole one. Like this here is the cart, yes,

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you also see this Ribbon on it, that is,

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with a high degree of probability, this bike

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was stolen, but at least it has been

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standing here for a long time, long enough for

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this thing to be hung on it, checking to see if

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you were stolen or not Yes, they have it

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owner or not There’s this same big one standing

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right there, many many many many of these

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big ones and this is just one of the

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parking lots, look what a thrifty

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owner I don’t know how many times he’s repaired

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his chair with some kind of adhesive tape,

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seals it up but doesn’t change it, that’s what

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Danish frugality means guys,

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look at the chair, it’s already killed with

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holes. Sun, here’s the chair too,

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but no need to buy a new one, you need

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to take care of it

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[music]

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Well done guys I came to meet

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Nastya, she’s a subscriber who lives here in

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Copenhagen for many years, weather of course

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we chose for a walk around the city In

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fact, the plan was like this:

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Today is Friday, so it’s

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Friday Copenhagen Dem

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Yes, but the weather is such that apparently you won’t be able to get drunk

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today.

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On Friday, the streets of Copenhagen

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turn into one big bar in Denmark, it’s

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legal to drink alcohol on the streets

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anywhere, and they start selling alcohol

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at the age of 16 on Saturdays in good weather, the

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city's pavements are literally strewn with

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sleeping drunken people in bars, and there

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are still such amazing bars in which you

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can still smoke, smoke iro in a

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bar, can you imagine, yes, I thought that this had been

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gone for a long time, but somehow I don’t know

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how they are it’s won back if the bar is less than

00:19:38

some area, something like 40 mtro Yeah,

00:19:41

then you can smoke there and there are

00:19:44

old-timers sitting there from the neighborhood Cool

00:19:49

Cool

00:19:50

and I heard that there are straight

00:19:52

street powerful powerful drinking parties here, that is, like

00:19:55

on Saturday morning Copenhagen

00:19:59

is turning into one big

00:20:01

garbage dump Yes, well Yes, practically that’s how it

00:20:04

is, and on Friday, of course, there’s a short day

00:20:06

that

00:20:08

starts with going to the

00:20:12

bar right at the companies, they’re setting up such an

00:20:16

opo to begin with. And then everyone goes

00:20:19

on, which is also interesting here, which is

00:20:23

very important for the Danes balance between

00:20:25

professional and personal life, that

00:20:27

is, this is why

00:20:30

they finish work quite early, they are

00:20:32

very eager to usually

00:20:36

return to their family, they plan something, that

00:20:38

is, they somehow take care of it.

00:20:40

And in fact, this can be

00:20:43

the basis of their Danish for many years

00:20:46

prosperity was an advantageous geographical

00:20:48

position at the exit from the Baltic Sea

00:20:51

to the North Sea and further to the Atlantic, so

00:20:53

the largest local companies were

00:20:56

logistics, for example the

00:20:58

container operator Mar. But in the last few

00:21:00

years, the main company in Denmark has become

00:21:02

the pharmaceutical Novordisk, thanks to the

00:21:05

invention of a drug that helps

00:21:07

to lose weight, it has become the most valuable

00:21:10

company in Europe and its value is greater than

00:21:13

the GDP of the entire Denmark and the growth of this one

00:21:16

company provides half of the

00:21:19

economic growth of the entire

00:21:22

country Christians a huge area right in the

00:21:26

center of the Danish capital it was a

00:21:28

naval base When in 1971

00:21:32

one and a half hundred artists, musicians and

00:21:34

journalists, led by the editor-in-chief of

00:21:35

one from the popular

00:21:37

newspapers of that time, Jacob Ludwig som occupied the empty

00:21:40

Barracks and proclaimed their territory

00:21:43

of Freedom, people rushed here, especially

00:21:46

young people who did not have work and

00:21:48

the ability to pay for housing, we simply

00:21:51

had nowhere to live, times are difficult if you are

00:21:54

young and you have no money and

00:21:57

it is difficult to find a job Finding Gilles is damn

00:21:59

difficult and so we read in the newspaper that there is

00:22:02

a whole city here that is ready to

00:22:06

move in and here we can settle,

00:22:09

find something to do and not pay exorbitant

00:22:11

sums for

00:22:16

[music]

00:22:22

housing, everyone paid the same fees,

00:22:25

regardless of the size of their home, there would be no

00:22:27

boss there was no police, an

00:22:30

area of complete anarchy, Christians -

00:22:33

this is a place to make your dreams come true,

00:22:36

do what you want, we have always

00:22:39

loved everything related to

00:22:44

culture here, theaters, rock bands, filming

00:22:47

films and all that So the people here are

00:22:51

very

00:22:52

creative, it’s a kind of paradise

00:22:55

for any culture Christians was

00:23:00

busy but it was freed from the

00:23:03

military base there was a military base and

00:23:06

we freed it from the military from the very

00:23:09

beginning there was only one rule

00:23:11

Christians should be free from cars

00:23:14

because at that time the news

00:23:17

constantly said that soon there

00:23:19

would be traffic jams all over the world So

00:23:22

in the seventies there was only this one

00:23:25

rule, so you can’t even say that in the

00:23:28

center of the capital of a European state

00:23:31

in the center of Copenhagen, it feels like

00:23:33

this is some kind of village and the most

00:23:36

unusual village, as if you know

00:23:39

Diagon Alley in Harry Potter, that is, the

00:23:41

houses are there here’s some kind of lopsided,

00:23:43

incomprehensibly crooked one here, here it’s all

00:23:47

overgrown with trees, these are actually some kind of

00:23:50

hobbit houses Yes, that’s what it

00:23:53

looks like Well, it’s absolutely incomprehensible

00:23:56

Look at the pink house It’s so

00:24:00

absolutely incomprehensible until here it’s

00:24:02

like some kind of hut there's a leg in the kitchen

00:24:05

and everyone is at home here

00:24:08

Such old barracks the power plant and

00:24:12

even the chapel have been turned into Artaud

00:24:14

[music] the

00:24:17

facilities here are one of our concert

00:24:20

halls I brought one of my

00:24:22

instruments here for the show that will be at

00:24:24

the end of the week

00:24:27

[music]

00:24:31

this is the place we call light

00:24:35

of the city it was just a factory but we

00:24:38

converted it into a concert hall we

00:24:41

use it for different purposes and now

00:24:44

anyone can come and perform

00:24:45

here or how does it work yes this is a place

00:24:48

for private meetings music theater cinema

00:24:51

meeting this is a meeting room

00:24:58

[music]

00:25:02

this someone owns the building and rents it out

00:25:04

Or how is it for money or

00:25:10

not Everything here is like saying this is a big

00:25:15

publication you are Christians Here everything is

00:25:18

public everyone pays contributions to the

00:25:20

general

00:25:22

budget we use this money to

00:25:24

maintain the

00:25:27

territory taxes you pay like a

00:25:30

tax not not a tax, just a fee for the housing

00:25:33

you

00:25:35

live in. You pay as much as you can. Or they

00:25:38

tell you how much you have to

00:25:41

pay, everyone here has a special

00:25:45

system of how to pay, everyone pays

00:25:47

the same, but depending on the square

00:25:49

meters, if you have more, you pay

00:25:52

more, if you have less, you pay less

00:25:54

initially if

00:25:58

only the square meters of all the houses were their own

00:26:03

[applause]

00:26:04

self-praise for themselves only from the two thousandth

00:26:07

Christians in this regard Started to

00:26:09

look more like any other area of the city in

00:26:13

2002, the Danish authorities, after almost

00:26:16

half a century of struggle with the local swamis,

00:26:20

finally agreed with

00:26:23

Nini howl

00:26:25

[music]

00:26:27

uh, this territory is not squatting. And this

00:26:31

Land belongs to the Christian Foundation, that

00:26:35

is, the same hippies who live here

00:26:38

and just some kind of magic happened here, that

00:26:42

is, for half a century, the Danish authorities tried to

00:26:45

ban squatting here, squatting,

00:26:48

they brought bulldozers here,

00:26:50

they brought the police here here the Real

00:26:52

Street battles didn’t help anything, but

00:26:56

it was worth it for them to just talk about this anger by the same

00:27:00

hi pays who live here as the whole

00:27:04

squatter They themselves and hi

00:27:07

stopped the bet, that is, you can no longer

00:27:10

bring your cart here and say that you

00:27:12

will live in it, because this is a free

00:27:13

city Christians, this is the territory of Svotin, I

00:27:16

can just come here and live here No,

00:27:19

you can’t, the locals themselves won’t allow it,

00:27:22

or try to walk around these

00:27:24

houses and look for some free

00:27:26

room so that it’s not

00:27:29

Christians, the territory of Svotin, again, it’s a

00:27:31

takeover itself, you can just come and

00:27:33

live No, no one the

00:27:37

local residents won’t allow you to do this, you

00:27:40

can’t do this anymore. It’s just

00:27:43

paradoxical how the feeling of

00:27:45

ownership changes everything. That is, you can

00:27:48

be as much an anarchist as you want.

00:27:52

Libertarianism that there should be

00:27:55

no private property. But this is

00:27:58

someone else’s private property as soon as

00:28:02

this property becomes

00:28:04

yours. You are better than any authorities. you make it so

00:28:09

that it remains yours

00:28:12

And in general, yes, it’s hee and hippies live here

00:28:15

who have contempt financially

00:28:19

[music]

00:28:28

30 years ago how you occupied the territory I

00:28:30

mean how you chose Where you can

00:28:33

settle and where not I don’t understand how

00:28:35

it worked because that no one

00:28:37

owned this

00:28:38

land there is no tradition of Christians - this is a

00:28:42

tradition of squatters of self-

00:28:45

occupation And when you seize something you

00:28:48

do not declare that you own it, but simply

00:28:51

get the right to use it and we

00:28:54

still use the term right to

00:28:57

use but now members of the community

00:29:00

live like this as if this is private

00:29:02

property when formally I don’t

00:29:05

own anything I came here because I was

00:29:09

in love with a girl who lived here

00:29:11

Well, you arrived and how you started

00:29:13

living here, was there some kind of procedure or you just

00:29:16

come and find a free

00:29:18

place then the rules were only discussed

00:29:21

How who is allowed to come and who is

00:29:24

not all the buildings here are managed by the

00:29:28

local council bro you can't rent

00:29:31

inside Yes but I'm outside I'm outside ok

00:29:35

yes empty houses used to be handed out at

00:29:38

meetings and I went to such a meeting and

00:29:41

I said guys Can I

00:29:44

rent this place from you I occupied it and am already

00:29:47

living there and they told me no need to

00:29:51

rent anything from us Welcome to

00:29:54

Christians that is, it was very easy to

00:29:57

join This city now If

00:29:59

someone wants to live

00:30:02

here now it is a little more difficult Christians a

00:30:06

popular place to live there was a survey in

00:30:09

Copenhagen how many people want to live in

00:30:11

Christians and it turned out that 10% of

00:30:15

Copenhagen There are a million people living there

00:30:18

So 100,000 want to move to us

00:30:20

this is a popular place and that’s why it’s difficult

00:30:23

to find a place here we have

00:30:25

a saying in Denmark that you can’t move if

00:30:28

you don’t have a relative friend or

00:30:30

someone who already

00:30:41

lives here, the police have been organizing trades with the

00:30:45

peasants lately, almost

00:30:48

on, if not a daily, then a weekly

00:30:50

basis, this usually happens so

00:30:52

first they bark here several of these

00:30:55

Prim police scouts in civilian

00:30:59

clothes who are looking for someone to

00:31:02

arrest and then a sudden raid and

00:31:06

someone - then they detain and begin to search the

00:31:08

garbage

00:31:10

cans to see if something forbidden was thrown there.

00:31:14

But the most interesting thing is that it does not

00:31:17

completely change this situation, that is, there is a

00:31:20

feeling that all this is some

00:31:22

kind of dance to stage

00:31:27

how it will unfold, everyone

00:31:29

understands how it will end and that’s it

00:31:31

They understand that in a day or two

00:31:34

Or in three it will happen

00:31:38

again You see from this side in general

00:31:41

The barricades are as tight as possible, they don’t

00:31:44

remove them, but here I can

00:31:46

shoot, but everyone says don’t remove them, it’s

00:31:50

really forbidden to shoot here at all,

00:31:52

look directly at the Monaco concrete blocks

00:31:55

like that, yes which

00:31:59

even the armored car you didn’t demolish one row, the second

00:32:03

row, and there’s a barricade further down there, but

00:32:06

there I can’t go there at all, they’ll

00:32:08

break my camera right away, it’s just that the

00:32:11

guys at the barricades saw my camera and

00:32:13

thought about going to break it, but when they noticed the

00:32:16

Joker next to me, they moved on

00:32:18

You see, too, Barricades made of

00:32:22

bicycles. This is so that

00:32:25

the police cannot quickly break through

00:32:37

[music]

00:32:39

here, this is Pay, the freedom to pay as it

00:32:43

is convenient for you, pay as it is convenient for you with alap

00:32:46

any smartphone and receive super

00:32:49

cashback every month, it is not just profitable

00:32:53

Alpha

00:32:55

is profitable when I am in something I immediately decided that

00:32:59

I would try probably the strangest food

00:33:03

that can be found in Europe, at

00:33:06

least in Northern Europe. But in

00:33:08

order to buy it, I first need to

00:33:10

leave Copenhagen by

00:33:15

train. By the way, get ready for the fact that

00:33:17

trains in Denmark may be late, here is the

00:33:20

train on which I was supposed to leave,

00:33:22

at first I was 2 minutes late, then he was

00:33:24

delayed another 4 minutes. Now he’s already

00:33:26

delayed by 10 minutes in total, he

00:33:28

still hasn’t come to the board to directly cross out

00:33:31

one arrival time and write another.

00:33:34

We’ll see when

00:33:36

[music]

00:33:43

arrives, finally arrived in the end with

00:33:46

twelve notes late, well,

00:33:49

at least I’ve already arrived

00:33:53

[music]

00:33:55

not bad, frankly speaking, I’ve been

00:33:59

planning to go and eat this dish for a very long time But I still have

00:34:03

n’t decided to be honest, even now I do

00:34:06

n’t know whether I’ll finally decide or not I’m

00:34:10

going to neighboring Sweden, look at the

00:34:12

route of this train I I sat down

00:34:15

here, this is the Copenhagen airport

00:34:17

station and the next station is Hilly,

00:34:22

this is already Sweden, there are two stations ma ma - this is a

00:34:25

large Swedish city on the border of buildings

00:34:29

we pass drawings of a bridge. By the way, it is very

00:34:31

unusual, it either dives underground, then

00:34:34

rises up and goes over the water, it is

00:34:36

considered the longest combined

00:34:38

railway and road bridge in the world,

00:34:41

by the way, there is a series of a very cool bridge

00:34:44

called a criminal one, the action

00:34:46

of which partly takes place on

00:34:49

[music]

00:34:54

Sweden So guys, I’m in Sweden in the city of

00:34:58

Malma, this is the nearest large city on the

00:35:01

border of buildings in a Swedish city and

00:35:04

before I try what I I want

00:35:06

to try I need to

00:35:10

prepare Malma is actually a

00:35:13

very interesting city in itself and

00:35:15

it’s worth coming here if you are on vacation in Denmark

00:35:19

or you are on business in Copenhagen and you

00:35:21

have a free

00:35:22

day, firstly it is very, very

00:35:25

picturesque incredibly picturesque

00:35:27

secondly

00:35:28

Malma - this is the center of the

00:35:31

Swedish Well, such a silicon valley, in

00:35:34

fact, a silicon valley from those

00:35:36

times when there

00:35:39

wasn’t even silicon, it’s the center of high

00:35:41

technology in Sweden, so there are many

00:35:45

universities here And therefore there are a lot of young people and,

00:35:47

accordingly, a lot of cool

00:35:49

youth institutions, in general, very lively,

00:35:52

bright, cool beautiful city Mal oh

00:35:55

look what pharmacy I found I’ll go

00:35:59

[music]

00:36:01

there I need something for my stomach

00:36:04

if I feel

00:36:09

bad I want to try SRR and I heard

00:36:12

that after this my stomach can get twisted

00:36:16

bought karst I’m going to the

00:36:20

supermarket so I decided to buy what

00:36:23

I will try but first I need

00:36:25

auxiliary means

00:36:28

So where do they firstly get water a lot of

00:36:35

water

00:36:36

store

00:36:43

napkin forks so so so so so don’t

00:36:48

forget toilet paper although it’s better right away like this so so so so so so so so so so so

00:36:58

the most important thing is

00:37:03

these are

00:37:05

the gloves guys, now I'm ready

00:37:09

now let's take it, here it is, it's

00:37:13

called

00:37:16

suramin, it's sold in tins like this

00:37:19

[music]

00:37:21

Look at how it's

00:37:23

stored in the refrigerator over there behind the

00:37:26

glass

00:37:27

to see that it's canned separately out of everything, this is the

00:37:30

stinkiest food

00:37:34

on the

00:37:36

planet Let's go

00:37:39

try xiumin By the way, how to pronounce it correctly

00:37:45

Tell me this is a rotten

00:37:48

herring, they adore it in Sweden and it seems that they were the

00:37:51

only one who couldn’t try this fish for a long time

00:37:54

Even the famous Chef Gordon

00:37:56

ram

00:38:03

and Nastya Gevle barely took a bite and

00:38:06

threw it away absolutely tasteless salty

00:38:09

spicy which after that the residue after the

00:38:12

taste is a feeling that the sheep would go

00:38:14

to the toilet in the cavity of my

00:38:24

mouth [music] to try rmin I moved away

00:38:28

from everyone and when I say I

00:38:31

moved away from everyone I really moved away

00:38:36

So guys let's start

00:38:41

the tasting when

00:38:43

opening a jar It may well

00:38:46

explode, never ever, they rarely

00:38:50

open it

00:38:52

indoors because they can’t wash it afterwards, and

00:38:55

most often they do this

00:38:57

life hack like this, which means they take the jar, first they

00:39:01

pack it in

00:39:04

cellophane and then just like that,

00:39:09

carefully open it in cellophane oh Guys I'm

00:39:12

really I'm afraid I'm really

00:39:16

[music] I

00:39:20

'm afraid

00:39:22

ah-ah-ah-ah

00:39:24

and it started flowing right away, it started flowing from there It's

00:39:33

just that it's splashing, it's splashing on

00:39:40

me Ugh, that's not the smell Guys, that's

00:39:44

death What about And I didn't open the napkins I didn't

00:39:48

think it would be necessary it’s so sharp it’s not a

00:39:51

smell it’s

00:39:53

death I’m blowing Stramina damn it sprayed I

00:39:57

didn’t think it would just fly like a fountain like that

00:40:01

[laughter]

00:40:13

like a fountain oh I’ll continue to open it oh I do

00:40:19

n’t think it’s a safe bag anymore Probably I do

00:40:22

n’t need it anymore

00:40:28

oh

00:40:30

just to convey the smell to you just

00:40:32

imagine rotten rotten

00:40:35

rotten fish and now it's even more

00:40:39

rotten it's her she was locked in a

00:40:42

small room and it just stank

00:40:46

[music]

00:40:59

Look Well, it basically looks

00:41:03

just like

00:41:07

fish Oh now now wait until I get there

00:41:10

a little bit

00:41:12

[music]

00:41:23

I'm singing like that Okay I have to try it, yes. I didn’t

00:41:27

expect that there would be such a powerful smell

00:41:31

like a

00:41:33

fish. Here it is.

00:41:36

Well, it looks like a

00:41:39

fillet.

00:41:42

So it’s already without bones.

00:41:53

I’m trying not to breathe at all. Now I’ll get air

00:42:05

[music]

00:42:18

Well,

00:42:21

it tastes like a very very very salty fish

00:42:27

[music]

00:42:28

well

00:42:29

cabbage Well, no, not well,

00:42:33

it smells

00:42:35

inside, you can feel this kind of

00:42:39

rotten, strange aftertaste,

00:42:43

it’s very, very, very salty, in

00:42:45

fact

00:42:56

[music] it’s

00:43:01

very

00:43:03

salty, very soft, the

00:43:07

fish itself is very tender,

00:43:15

it’s really very, very it’s soft,

00:43:18

you know, it’s like a soufflé. It melts in your mouth, only a

00:43:21

rotten

00:43:24

soufflé.

00:43:29

Swedes eat it with just

00:43:33

boiled potatoes and with rye bread like this,

00:43:38

making just an open sandwich like this

00:43:42

[music]

00:43:46

But the most paradoxical thing, guys,

00:43:49

is that the

00:43:51

Swedes eat them not only with beer or

00:43:57

schnapp

00:43:58

catfish, but they also wash it down with

00:44:02

milk. This is it. Forgive me, I

00:44:05

won’t try it at all because, as

00:44:08

they say, I’m not ready to shoot with two guns. I’m not

00:44:12

ready, you see, he’s walking around

00:44:19

looking for himself, don’t worry, friend, I’ll leave it for

00:44:21

you, I’ll leave it all, I won’t eat it, I just can’t

00:44:25

my friend has already come very close,

00:44:27

look, it’s just

00:44:29

coming right up and says let me srr, apparently

00:44:32

the smell has spread so much

00:44:34

that he can no longer

00:44:38

resist after the tasting, I still

00:44:40

had to get back out, there

00:44:43

was just an announcement that we couldn’t go

00:44:46

because there was another train blocked our

00:44:48

path and we need to wait until he

00:44:52

left, we just left

00:44:54

with

00:44:57

a message, everyone was asked to move to

00:44:59

another train, the train was delayed again,

00:45:02

and moreover, they moved it to

00:45:05

another

00:45:06

platform, and that is, when you

00:45:08

travel here in Denmark in Sweden, you must

00:45:11

constantly listen to where will your train

00:45:13

change, will the schedule change, it changes

00:45:15

constantly That is, it’s not like in

00:45:17

Japan where everything works like clockwork.

00:45:19

Everything works here. Well, how it works. Note, they

00:45:23

left the old train here on the schedule, you

00:45:27

have to

00:45:28

ask for the direction itself. Sorry, you don’t know this in

00:45:32

Copenhagen Yes, it seems It’s especially difficult,

00:45:35

of course, in such conditions for those who do

00:45:36

n’t understand English, for example,

00:45:39

Chinese tourists who don’t

00:45:42

hear the announcement. Well, more precisely, they hear it, but I don’t understand

00:45:45

it. But someone also blocked the path of the second train,

00:45:50

what is it like? This

00:45:53

could even be

00:46:00

called Scandinavian railways in fact in Scandinavia, the

00:46:03

percentage of late trains is not yet the

00:46:05

highest in Europe, here are the official

00:46:07

statistics for the European Union. Pay

00:46:09

attention to Germany, which seems to be

00:46:12

famous for its punctuality and

00:46:13

accuracy, but only 71 trains arrive there on time.

00:46:16

Any German knows that the

00:46:20

punctuality of the Deutsche Bahn is only a

00:46:23

story for themselves for the Germans, this is

00:46:25

more of a reason for jokes, here are the statistics of the

00:46:28

German railways themselves:

00:46:30

long-distance trains arrive on time

00:46:32

in only two out of three cases; for comparison,

00:46:35

in China, more than

00:46:36

99% of trains arrive on time, and in Japan,

00:46:39

trains arrive with an accuracy of a second and

00:46:42

this is generally incredible

00:46:44

punctuality, watch the train was supposed to

00:46:47

leave at 13:05 now it’s already

00:46:50

1314 he still can’t leave

00:46:57

Yes, he’s late and will be much

00:47:00

more late I think Well, actually trains shouldn’t be

00:47:04

late, but something broke down there

00:47:07

and that’s why many people ran from here to

00:47:09

look for another train on other

00:47:12

platforms and there is another train that

00:47:15

can leave earlier yes It’s possible that

00:47:18

I probably had to run there too

00:47:21

because I have to be at a meeting at 2

00:47:23

o’clock

00:47:28

what he says is unclear Everyone is getting ready,

00:47:30

apparently the train won’t

00:47:32

go we are looking for a new train again

00:47:36

won’t go It’s clear We’re just

00:47:39

stuck on this train for 20 minutes So all the

00:47:41

people are running out of here now we need to look for

00:47:44

some other train that will go in the

00:47:47

same

00:47:50

direction In general, everyone rode in unison and

00:47:58

now guys 1340 to make it

00:48:04

clear I hope that this one will take us he

00:48:08

is going to

00:48:11

Copenhagen, it may seem to you that I was

00:48:13

just unlucky, but on the way here the

00:48:15

trains were also late. And not only on

00:48:18

this trip, this is also very

00:48:25

widely written that I’m sorry, but there

00:48:29

will be no train schedule. You see,

00:48:32

information about traffic is not available, just

00:48:35

listen What the train should arrive and

00:48:38

decide for yourself whether you should board or not. And as

00:48:41

for a person who, for example,

00:48:43

speaks English poorly or has poor hearing

00:48:46

comprehension, it is absolutely incomprehensible, there is

00:48:48

no schedule either here or on the

00:48:50

Bolshoi, there is nothing there, go

00:48:54

as you want, in fact, especially for foreigners who are

00:48:57

not local you just have

00:48:59

to ask the passengers every time where is this train and

00:49:01

where is this train where the train has arrived

00:49:04

and grandpa in a black jacket just runs to

00:49:06

ask the passengers where he is yes this is

00:49:10

ours Sorry but this is What train is this

00:49:17

yes exactly yes Okay and to make it clear

00:49:21

this is not some kind of- then the outskirts this is a report this is

00:49:24

right here in the center of Copenhagen in the very

00:49:27

center this is how the station works and

00:49:31

in fact this is what this

00:49:33

station

00:49:37

looks like this couple missed

00:49:39

several trains trying to ask

00:49:41

which one they should get on these guys

00:49:43

came into each one and asked where it was

00:49:46

Sorry guys, are you trying to find your

00:49:48

train? Yes, of course. It’s just that it was supposed to

00:49:51

arrive at 1019, but no, it’s quite difficult

00:49:55

to find a train here and understand which train is

00:49:58

yours. Well, you just have to

00:50:02

[music]

00:50:04

look for meters in Copenhagen without a driver,

00:50:07

which is cool because you can

00:50:10

sit like that in the front row and to see where

00:50:12

the train is going. Quite spacious, but

00:50:15

actually without any of those super

00:50:17

cool features, that is, there is no internet here. The

00:50:19

scoreboard is not even animated. That is, it’s

00:50:22

just a piece of paper, a sticker, a map

00:50:26

on which you are looking for where to

00:50:28

go and how to find yourself. What’s next?

00:50:30

the station is incomprehensible, you just need to count them

00:50:32

or listen to them Well, in general, such a clean,

00:50:36

beautiful but rather simple metro

00:50:39

Well, yes, I should get off and some

00:50:41

station It’s not even clear here Yes, there’s

00:50:43

no sign There’s an

00:50:45

animated one on top that

00:50:49

would be clear and necessary all the time it’s easy to

00:50:50

see what kind of station it is,

00:50:57

so it’s quite

00:50:59

easy to get confused when entering the metro station, there

00:51:02

are no turnstiles. That is,

00:51:04

you just go in and go straight into the car. You have to be

00:51:07

careful because there

00:51:09

may already be inspectors in the cars who check

00:51:11

tickets, that is, you have to remember to buy a

00:51:12

ticket. But this is very interesting, these are

00:51:15

bags that are literally in

00:51:18

every car. In every subway car, and there are a

00:51:20

lot of them. They are also on trains, these are

00:51:23

garbage bags. That is, if you

00:51:25

need to throw something away, you

00:51:27

rip it there and put it with you to the

00:51:31

trash

00:51:39

can. e Haven embankment in literal

00:51:43

translation, the new port is now the calling

00:51:46

card of Copenhagen. But the most interesting thing is

00:51:49

that until the seventies and even

00:51:52

eighties of the 20th century, this place was essentially

00:51:55

abandoned; it really was a

00:51:58

rather old port, but with the development

00:52:02

of shipbuilding, especially after the Second

00:52:03

World War, when they became big there

00:52:05

they could no longer approach this port, at

00:52:09

first it was converted into such a

00:52:12

small river port that delivered

00:52:14

goods simply across Copenhagen, but then

00:52:17

this became unnecessary and the place was simply

00:52:20

abandoned, in fact it was captured Well,

00:52:25

that is, people who simply settle in some

00:52:27

empty port hangars

00:52:30

poor people and so on, and only by the

00:52:32

seventies and eighties

00:52:34

everyone suddenly realized that it was

00:52:39

cool here. In a sense, the haven is the

00:52:41

predecessor of Christians and perhaps from

00:52:44

this area you can understand what kind of

00:52:46

Christians will become in 10-20 years when the

00:52:49

last hippies pass away and the city of

00:52:52

freedom return bourgeois fat here in

00:52:55

this house with this door the

00:52:58

famous writer of

00:53:01

fairy tales Hans Christian Anderson spent most of his life the most

00:53:04

interesting thing is that this house is the most nondescript

00:53:08

on this very, very bright embankment in

00:53:10

New Harbor and there is even a sign that

00:53:12

says that Anderson lived here Well

00:53:14

some kind of small even without his

00:53:17

image Probably because

00:53:18

Anderson doesn’t need a sign to

00:53:22

remember about NM, it’s just concentrated and

00:53:25

look, this is a haven

00:53:30

[music]

00:53:43

postcard, it’s still the best

00:53:45

place to

00:53:46

take pictures from there, naturally people

00:53:48

go up there and that’s why for these people

00:53:50

specially made it so

00:53:56

convenient to go up there and

00:53:58

take a picture of yourself, that is, it’s clear that it’s

00:54:01

forbidden to do it. But even what is

00:54:04

forbidden to do is done so that it can be

00:54:06

done

00:54:08

[music]

00:54:12

convenient. Copenhagen is the most

00:54:16

openly gingerbread city. I don’t know how

00:54:19

best to explain this, but it’s

00:54:21

the most it’s kind of cozy, it’s

00:54:24

like it’s straight

00:54:27

European ska, you know, it’s quiet here because there are

00:54:29

very few cars on the street, the pavements are very

00:54:32

beautifully laid out, clean, but the main thing is

00:54:36

not even that everything is clean and neat, but that

00:54:38

everything is cozy. You see,

00:54:40

you feel in it that you are in some very

00:54:43

Warm place. Although actually this is the North and it’s

00:54:46

quite

00:54:47

cold now, in the Danish language there is actually a

00:54:51

word that can literally be translated

00:54:54

as cozy in fact. It’s not just the

00:54:56

Comfort of the South - it’s, well, imagine

00:55:01

winter, it’s cold outside the window. you have a crackling

00:55:04

fireplace, you are in a rocking chair with your loved

00:55:06

one next to you, under a blanket at your feet there is a

00:55:09

dog. This is Yugi or, for example, a

00:55:12

living room or some cafe with

00:55:15

inviting light and many friends

00:55:17

who have not seen each other for a long time but

00:55:19

have known each other since school and that’s

00:55:22

who - someone is telling stories, someone is laughing and

00:55:24

having fun, and there is such

00:55:27

an atmosphere of incredible Comfort, this is also

00:55:29

Hyugi or Sunday, the whole family at a

00:55:33

large table, some brothers

00:55:35

and sisters who have been in other cities have arrived and

00:55:38

tell how they traveled there

00:55:40

and everyone is having fun again and

00:55:41

Mom cooked something delicious and this is also

00:55:43

yugi, you know yugi - it’s a

00:55:47

feeling when you feel good and

00:55:50

comfortable with other people nearby, like this,

00:55:53

probably this is best translated,

00:55:56

it’s impossible to translate exactly, it’s impossible. You can

00:55:58

only feel it and it’s a very, very

00:56:00

Danish feeling of

00:56:03

yugi, that’s why cafes at home, just the streets and

00:56:07

squares in Denmark are very cozy, there are a lot of

00:56:10

shops here to create hygge.

00:56:14

At home, apparently the weather is like this, it

00:56:17

helps to create comfort at home. Well,

00:56:20

what you want at home and where

00:56:22

to warm up like that, this is something, yes, this is some kind of

00:56:26

cozy Gatherings with the family with friends,

00:56:29

all this is sure

00:56:30

to be accompanied by some

00:56:33

candles

00:56:35

or beautiful interior items,

00:56:40

flowers for a heartfelt

00:56:42

conversation, some delicious food, cocoa,

00:56:46

coffee, and so on. By the way, they love

00:56:49

coffee very much and that’s why in Copenhagen, even in winter

00:56:53

and in the snow, they sell fresh flowers on the street

00:56:56

because flowers - these are yugi and

00:56:59

they don’t sell anything in the subway passages, but sometimes you can

00:57:01

find fresh

00:57:05

flowers here, by the way, this is a special feature.

00:57:08

People here don’t use

00:57:11

curtains. So, in principle, you can

00:57:13

see how they live. What are hyugas?

00:57:16

Well, I mean, really at night Yes, the view Look, there are

00:57:21

no curtains at all on the windows There are no curtains, that is,

00:57:23

at night it’s directly visible Everything that

00:57:25

happens inside the apartment Yes Listen, well, this is

00:57:28

a little inconvenient and you also

00:57:30

live here without curtains I have curtains That is,

00:57:32

you couldn’t do

00:57:36

it, well, yes, but there are several explanations for

00:57:40

this phenomenon, which is actually not true in

00:57:42

Orlando They say the same thing. Well, that is,

00:57:44

it is connected with some kind of cultural

00:57:46

or

00:57:47

religious

00:57:49

circumstances. But in general, they have an

00:57:52

interesting feature here. They have

00:57:55

some kind of Special attitude in general to the

00:57:57

body, to sex, to death, that is, for them

00:58:01

it’s some kind of... these are very simple things, very

00:58:03

natural and which, well, accompany

00:58:07

your life in principle and there’s nothing about it. It’s not

00:58:09

like eyebright comes out of the soul. For

00:58:12

example, she doesn’t have anything in her bedroom;

00:58:17

those neighbors, in

00:58:19

principle, I know there, well, everything is known about everyone,

00:58:23

there lives a lot of surprises

00:58:26

with a surprise.

00:58:34

Yes, it’s interesting that when you approach Christians,

00:58:37

you immediately begin to understand that you are

00:58:39

approaching her. That is, you had such a nice,

00:58:42

beautiful, cozy Copenhagen just recently And

00:58:45

then you literally moved on several

00:58:47

blocks and you have this kind of beauty

00:58:50

from all sides, first the

00:58:53

doors are covered with graffiti, then the

00:58:56

walls and fences are covered with graffiti and then just a

00:58:59

whole area of graffiti Christians. She’s over

00:59:02

there inside this huge

00:59:10

block, the guys are a public toilet,

00:59:13

Christians and I’m afraid that it will be scary

00:59:16

[music]

00:59:21

a sight simply What a

00:59:24

public toilet should be like, interesting by the way, it does

00:59:26

n’t stink, it doesn’t smell at all,

00:59:29

look, everything is around in

00:59:33

the inscriptions, but here everything is

00:59:36

clean, there’s water, and there’s even deodorant there,

00:59:40

guys, there are

00:59:42

deodorizing cubes in the sink, too, look

00:59:44

inside, it’s all Clean water is interesting, and the

00:59:47

water Of course not, okay, but overall,

00:59:51

despite the fact that from the picture it’s just a

00:59:57

public toilet, it seems to me that they

01:00:00

could film the next series of

01:00:02

transporti in this, but in terms of the smell, it’s quite

01:00:06

normal, such a good

01:00:09

toilet, and there’s even

01:00:14

paper at some point we

01:00:17

had a Narco Blockade here when hard

01:00:20

drugs became prohibited at that time, out of

01:00:23

900 people living, about a hundred were

01:00:27

hard drug addicts and all Christians were associated with them,

01:00:31

we told them to go for

01:00:34

treatment for six months and then come back, we

01:00:37

will give you back the house of 100 people, 35

01:00:41

returned they returned And by that time there

01:00:44

were simply no hard

01:00:50

drugs here. You see, the rule of Christ is that there are

01:00:54

no hard

01:00:58

drugs, cocaine, heroin, chemical

01:01:02

drugs, all this nasty stuff is

01:01:04

strictly prohibited here, and it’s

01:01:06

not the police who are fighting it, the Christian residents themselves are fighting it.

01:01:09

If a person who

01:01:12

lives here is found to have serious illnesses

01:01:14

drugs, or even more so, they find out that he

01:01:16

is selling them, then he is called to the council of this

01:01:21

area, the council of Christians, who, in

01:01:24

principle, according to the rules,

01:01:26

expel him from

01:01:28

the community, and then he himself solves his

01:01:31

problems with the authorities outside of

01:01:33

Christians, often a person is not expelled

01:01:36

forever, for example, he is sent to rehab

01:01:38

so that he

01:01:40

let's get treatment, he must constantly take

01:01:43

tests here and the community monitors this so that he

01:01:46

takes drug tests that he does not

01:01:48

use them, proves and then he is

01:01:51

allowed to continue

01:01:54

living Rene, there is the exit road there is an inscription

01:01:58

Now you are in

01:02:00

the European Union And over there is something like a zone

01:02:03

for blowing And here everywhere there are zones for

01:02:08

blowing, Christian residents initially

01:02:10

sought to have smoking allowed

01:02:12

everywhere. So they demonstratively do this

01:02:15

at a meeting with the Minister of Culture. They

01:02:17

generally considered themselves uncontrollable by the

01:02:19

Danish authorities and even issued their own

01:02:23

Fet coin. In general, behind the creation of Christians

01:02:26

there was such a big idea that was

01:02:29

literally in the air in the air in Europe in the

01:02:32

late sixties and seventies

01:02:34

the idea that old states

01:02:36

are becoming obsolete, that they simply do not

01:02:38

correspond to the times and that people, in

01:02:41

principle, can govern themselves; they do

01:02:43

not need the police to restore

01:02:45

order; they do not need prime ministers and

01:02:48

presidents to in order to make

01:02:50

laws, they can do it simply

01:02:53

[music]

01:02:54

the idea itself was not liked by

01:02:57

traditional

01:02:59

states very much, such Freedom zones

01:03:02

began to appear Everywhere in Europe, not

01:03:04

only here in Denmark. Well, for example, in the

01:03:06

year sixty-eight, even before Christians, a

01:03:11

state appeared near the shores of the Italian belt.

01:03:13

organized by the Italian architect

01:03:16

George Rosa and his friend, they simply

01:03:18

took it in neutral waters, built

01:03:20

something like a raft on supports on large ones and

01:03:22

said that this was their state. There they

01:03:24

had their own currency, wow, their

01:03:27

government had its own post

01:03:29

office, and so on and so on. for

01:03:31

some time the traditional

01:03:34

states were in confusion. What should we

01:03:36

do about this? Well, formally, nothing is

01:03:39

being violated; formally, people

01:03:40

really have the right to

01:03:43

self-organization. But in fact, the history of the

01:03:46

island of Rosa, it very much

01:03:50

shows the reaction in principle, which is

01:03:52

repeat

01:03:56

after the creation of this The

01:03:58

Italian authorities simply took the islands,

01:03:59

brought in warships and demolished

01:04:03

this independent

01:04:05

state, and then all the countries got together

01:04:08

and expanded the territorial waters around

01:04:11

each country so that simply no

01:04:13

one else could create such

01:04:15

state rafts in neutral waters, now

01:04:18

neutral waters have become much

01:04:21

wider and, in

01:04:24

principle, microstates Which

01:04:27

began as the idea of freedom and

01:04:29

Independence And the fact that the world in general

01:04:31

could be ruled differently,

01:04:33

this whole boom lasted

01:04:35

the seventies and eighties and then the

01:04:37

traditional states still took their toll

01:04:39

and

01:04:48

won in Denmark, almost every

01:04:51

resident of the country speaks another language

01:04:54

besides Danish and and when I speak, he

01:04:57

speaks another language. I mean

01:04:59

that it’s trivial that even homeless people on

01:05:02

the streets speak English, and

01:05:05

most likely their level of English

01:05:07

will be even higher than most of

01:05:10

those who watch this video than my

01:05:12

level of English, for example, that is, they

01:05:14

speak in general without an accent The thing is

01:05:17

that in Denmark it is also in many

01:05:19

other Northern European countries when

01:05:24

they show them on stream or they don’t

01:05:27

duplicate cartoons, they are translated only with subtitles and

01:05:29

accordingly children from a very early

01:05:30

age watch I don’t know Filini films

01:05:34

in Italian if they are American films

01:05:37

then naturally

01:05:38

in English if by the way these are Russian

01:05:41

cartoons they watch them in Russian with

01:05:43

subtitles naturally in Danish

01:05:45

But they immediately hear the speech Well, and since

01:05:48

naturally the English-language production of

01:05:50

any cinematic cartoon is the most,

01:05:52

then they hear English most of all

01:05:56

really Any person

01:05:58

you

01:06:00

approach will speak

01:06:02

English, moreover, the Danes very

01:06:05

easily if you are sitting in a group, they will

01:06:07

speak English among themselves,

01:06:09

they speak English very easily, they

01:06:11

switch to English very easily, as

01:06:13

if this is their

01:06:15

native Copenhagen, a rather expensive city.

01:06:18

Well, for understanding, a Danish hot dog here it’s

01:06:22

just that such an eatery on the

01:06:24

street in a kiosk costs from RI there -35 CZK to 50,

01:06:30

well, that is, it’s 4-6 dollars for just a

01:06:33

hot dog on the street. And a coffee to go, a

01:06:36

glass of Americano will also cost

01:06:39

about 24 CZK Well, that is, this about

01:06:43

3-4 dollars for a glass of coffee and travel

01:06:46

by metro depends on where you are going; the

01:06:48

price is different in different zones. But the

01:06:51

minimum price is 24 crowns, which is again about

01:06:56

3 with a pono under 4 dollars 3 with a pono is

01:07:00

the minimum one-time single

01:07:03

a trip on the

01:07:04

metro If you just go to

01:07:06

some cafe and order a

01:07:08

sandwich with herring Well, here’s a sandwich with

01:07:11

herring Yes, how much can it cost

01:07:13

here, get ready to pay about

01:07:16

110-120 crowns for it Well, that is, it’s somewhere around 16-17

01:07:21

dollars wading with herring And if you

01:07:24

go straight here to eat, then it’s somewhere

01:07:28

Prepare Well, 70-80 maybe even under

01:07:31

100 dollars to eat for one person, here are the

01:07:34

official statistics: the average income in

01:07:36

Denmark is 45,500 crowns per month, which is about

01:07:40

6,500 dollars But this is before taxes,

01:07:43

which in Denmark it’s 50%, that is, about

01:07:46

$3,000 a month is left in hand,

01:07:48

but the tax system here is quite

01:07:50

complicated, there are many exceptions to deductions,

01:07:53

so calculating people’s real income is

01:07:55

not as easy as you think. I understand

01:07:58

that this is an absolutely incorrect question in

01:07:59

terms of this, no one knows really,

01:08:01

really What is the average salary

01:08:03

of people here? Listen, I was told that they

01:08:06

told me that somewhere around 30-35,000 CZK,

01:08:10

that is, G It’s not very much in

01:08:12

reality, but somewhere around 4,000 euros Yes, this is

01:08:15

after taxes Yes, most likely Yes How much

01:08:19

money do you need in Copenhagen to

01:08:22

just

01:08:23

live normally? It’s a difficult question. Well, an apartment, for example,

01:08:26

relatively speaking, 50 m2. How much will it cost to

01:08:29

rent? Well, somewhere probably starting from

01:08:36

12,000 CZK if you go further out of

01:08:39

the city it will be Cheaper, of course. But

01:08:42

it’s probably there 12- 15 is on average

01:08:46

something decent and not very far

01:08:53

[music]

01:08:57

Let’s go look at the prices in the store, this is

01:08:59

Lidl, an inexpensive supermarket. I’ll try to

01:09:02

choose here something that should be

01:09:05

available in principle in any country in the world

01:09:07

and Let’s compare, write down what prices

01:09:10

you have for it And I’ll tell you what

01:09:12

the prices for this are here, so bananas. They are

01:09:15

sold here individually, 2 crowns per piece, red

01:09:17

apples like this, 17.5

01:09:22

crowns per kilogram, champignon, half a kilo package,

01:09:26

25 crowns per kilogram, that means 50

01:09:30

crowns, that’s 7 dollars. Carrots, only

01:09:33

washed ones, cost 12 crowns. per kilogram, one and a half

01:09:37

dollars per kilogram of carrots, these are chicken

01:09:40

legs per kilogram, 30 CZK, so Pivasik,

01:09:45

Pivasik, Pivasik, of course you knew that

01:09:46

Carlberg is a local Danish beer and a

01:09:50

liter costs 20 CZK per can 675 So

01:09:55

let's look at pork in general Dani

01:09:57

If you didn’t know one of the largest in in the

01:09:59

world of

01:10:01

pork exporters So, well, the choice is not very

01:10:05

big, but in general a schnitzel is 88 CZK per

01:10:09

kilogram. But it’s directly written Danish,

01:10:13

this is a loin per kilogram, 8490 CZK 85,

01:10:18

that’s for such a

01:10:20

piece Danish pork, so here’s milk,

01:10:25

well, I’ll choose some not the most

01:10:27

expensive here is the cheapest liter

01:10:32

1275 So where are the eggs eggs I can’t find something

01:10:37

so eggs or something No in

01:10:41

the store how can this

01:10:44

be

01:10:47

eggs like that I ca

01:10:51

n’t find them But eggs I was

01:10:55

sure that they would be So we

01:11:00

look at the eggs cheap these are six

01:11:04

pieces, here are 10

01:11:07

pieces 10 pieces

01:11:10

2480 That is, 2.48 for one egg And if

01:11:15

you buy 15 pieces at once, then 2.33 for

01:11:20

one egg 15 cheaper yes This is the

01:11:23

lowest price Write How much do eggs

01:11:27

cost over time Christians who

01:11:29

began

01:11:31

as such a Communist community Where

01:11:34

money, if there was money, did not matter much,

01:11:37

it turned into a

01:11:40

really ordinary In a sense, an area where

01:11:43

there are rich poor, where there are

01:11:46

cheaper houses, more expensive houses, someone lives

01:11:49

in such excellent large

01:11:51

preserved barracks inside which are

01:11:54

Just great

01:11:57

[music]

01:12:04

[music]

01:12:11

[music]

01:12:21

[music]

01:13:16

[music]

01:13:25

for their wrong opinion But these times are

01:13:28

behind the stupid idea of fighting for peace I

01:13:33

mean you should live in

01:13:35

peace and share the world with

01:13:38

others that was our Dream about a better

01:13:43

world about a peaceful

01:13:45

world when you came here you were a

01:13:48

communist and said that a world

01:13:50

revolution was needed and then you changed your

01:13:53

approach

01:13:57

Yes because I don’t think that the answer is to

01:13:59

change one system for another

01:14:04

system we should not choose a socialist one for the world

01:14:07

system Or

01:14:12

capitalist we must understand that

01:14:14

we are all people and we are all different and we must

01:14:18

respect each

01:14:20

other We will never make the world a better place by

01:14:23

fighting each other only for each other

01:14:27

[music] for each

01:14:30

other everything guys it’s already getting dark I’ll probably

01:14:33

leave the Christians, how do you like these releases

01:14:35

If you liked it, I’ll shoot it, I’m still waiting for

01:14:37

your comments Well, see you, let’s move on

01:14:54

N

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