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Yeah and Josh look I love your videos but I kinda wish you didn't have to say 'dude' every 10 seconds lol. Normally it would be just a slight irratation but I dunno... your at Chernobyl, it just seems a bit disrespectful and inappropriate, possibly even rude? And look I know you probably didn''t mean to across like that, it's just how you normally talk and your were excited and nervous (I know I'd be) but you weren't being very respectful towards the guide and being quite loud at times. I must say, that guide must have had a lot of patience as it was certainly getting on my nerves and please this is just some constructive criticism because I actually do like you and your videos and the places you go are just incredible and I appreciate you showing us them but you just get excited (which is fine) but you do talk REALLY loud and over stuff a lot. If you just toned it down a little and said more constructive things or maybe some info about the places and history or how your feeling rather than just 'man' or 'dude' then your videos would go from just okay to amazing. We just want to see the incredible places not listen to you repeating loudly every thing the guide says (we can hear and understand him fine), saying things like 'man' and 'dude' at every thing you see, it gets a bit grating and I couldn't help but cringed every time you did it lol (sorry!). It's just your in someone else's country, where their homes were, the epicentre of a nuclear catastrophy and a place where people died and terrible cancers... it just comes off as plain rude and ignorant (which I'm sure your not). And PLEASE take this as constructive criticism because like I said, I do like your videos, I do, and I really respect what you do exploring these incredible abandoned places BUT I would love and watch your videos so much more (and I'm sure many others would too) if you just did that one thing and not talk AS much (unless you've something geniune, constructive or informative to add) I'd love to hear more information about the places and what it feels like etc. Hope that isn't too rude but please keep up the amazing work! You're very lucky to see all these amazing places around the world so well done to you. Chernobyl for me is like a church. I need to go there one day.. it's almost spiritual. I can't explain it it just seems really important and something I need to do. I left you 'like' though anyway because I did enjoy and appreciate the tour and come on it's Chernobyl it's incredible no matter what! We must all learn from this disaster. I read that uranium has a half life of 238 half lifes, which translated into time, means it will take something like 1 billion years for the area to be habitable again... THAT IS INSANE! What are we doing messing with this stuff if this is how long it takes to get rid of it? Why? We can't see it, can't smell it, can't taste. It's scary scary stuff. Yeah and Josh look I love your videos but I kinda wish you didn't have to say 'dude' every 10 seconds lol. Normally it would be just a slight irratation but I dunno... your at Chernobyl, it just seems a bit disrespectful and inappropriate, possibly even rude? And look I know you probably didn''t mean to across like that, it's just how you normally talk and your were excited and nervous (I know I'd be) but you weren't being very respectful towards the guide and being quite loud at times. I must say, that guide must have had a lot of patience as it was certainly getting on my nerves and please this is just some constructive criticism because I actually do like you and your videos and the places you go are just incredible and I appreciate you showing us them but you just get excited (which is fine) but you do talk REALLY loud and over stuff a lot. If you just toned it down a little and said more constructive things or maybe some info about the places and history or how your feeling rather than just 'man' or 'dude' then your videos would go from just okay to amazing. We just want to see the incredible places not listen to you repeating loudly every thing the guide says (we can hear and understand him fine), saying things like 'man' and 'dude' at every thing you see, it gets a bit grating and I couldn't help but cringed every time you did it lol (sorry!). It's just your in someone else's country, where their homes were, the epicentre of a nuclear catastrophy and a place where people died and terrible cancers... it just comes off as plain rude and ignorant (which I'm sure your not). And PLEASE take this as constructive criticism because like I said, I do like your videos, I do, and I really respect what you do exploring these incredible abandoned places BUT I would love and watch your videos so much more (and I'm sure many others would too) if you just did that one thing and not talk AS much (unless you've something geniune, constructive or informative to add) I'd love to hear more information about the places and what it feels like etc. Hope that isn't too rude but please keep up the amazing work! You're very lucky to see all these amazing places around the world so well done to you. Chernobyl for me is like a church. I need to go there one day.. it's almost spiritual. I can't explain it it just seems really important and something I need to do. I left you 'like' though anyway because I did enjoy and appreciate the tour and come on it's Chernobyl it's incredible no matter what! We must all learn from this disaster. I read that uranium has a half life of 238 half lifes, which translated into time, means it will take something like 1 billion years for the area to be habitable again... THAT IS INSANE! What are we doing messing with this stuff if this is how long it takes to get rid of it? Why? We can't see it, can't smell it, can't taste. It's scary scary stuff. Yeah and Josh look I love your videos but I kinda wish you didn't have to say 'dude' every 10 seconds lol. Normally it would be just a slight irratation but I dunno... your at Chernobyl, it just seems a bit disrespectful and inappropriate, possibly even rude? And look I know you probably didn''t mean to across like that, it's just how you normally talk and your were excited and nervous (I know I'd be) but you weren't being very respectful towards the guide and being quite loud at times. I must say, that guide must have had a lot of patience as it was certainly getting on my nerves and please this is just some constructive criticism because I actually do like you and your videos and the places you go are just incredible and I appreciate you showing us them but you just get excited (which is fine) but you do talk REALLY loud and over stuff a lot. If you just toned it down a little and said more constructive things or maybe some info about the places and history or how your feeling rather than just 'man' or 'dude' then your videos would go from just okay to amazing. We just want to see the incredible places not listen to you repeating loudly every thing the guide says (we can hear and understand him fine), saying things like 'man' and 'dude' at every thing you see, it gets a bit grating and I couldn't help but cringed every time you did it lol (sorry!). It's just your in someone else's country, where their homes were, the epicentre of a nuclear catastrophy and a place where people died and terrible cancers... it just comes off as plain rude and ignorant (which I'm sure your not). And PLEASE take this as constructive criticism because like I said, I do like your videos, I do, and I really respect what you do exploring these incredible abandoned places BUT I would love and watch your videos so much more (and I'm sure many others would too) if you just did that one thing and not talk AS much (unless you've something geniune, constructive or informative to add) I'd love to hear more information about the places and what it feels like etc. Hope that isn't too rude but please keep up the amazing work! You're very lucky to see all these amazing places around the world so well done to you. Chernobyl for me is like a church. I need to go there one day.. it's almost spiritual. I can't explain it it just seems really important and something I need to do. I left you 'like' though anyway because I did enjoy and appreciate the tour and come on it's Chernobyl it's incredible no matter what! We must all learn from this disaster. I read that uranium has a half life of 238 half lifes, which translated into time, means it will take something like 1 billion years for the area to be habitable again... THAT IS INSANE! What are we doing messing with this stuff if this is how long it takes to get rid of it? Why? We can't see it, can't smell it, can't taste. It's scary scary stuff.

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