I got to spend a lot of my holidays at home and it was really nice I live in WA so the summers are really hot we don’t have a pool but I got to just chill in my room with aircon on
Mexico is really dangerous, though it depends where you go. If you stay at the most tourist-inclined destinations, and stay there, the worst thing that will happen to you is the locals making their things more expensive for you
Nah you can go off the beaten path, you aren't really in any danger as long as you follow the normal rules of no walking alone after dark or going to the hood is fine
I been traveling inside the country for a long time now, and never in my life has something dangerous ever happened to me. As the boy said before, just have common sense.
Whenever someone asks me if it is really dangerous in México, I always say that if you don't look for trouble you will not find it. If you stay on the most touristic parts nothing will happen to you. But if you get robbed or anything because you thought it was a fantastic idea to go somewhere or coming back from somewhere pretty late at night, well, that L was on you.
Depends on where you go, just like in any country. Sinaloa can get dangerous if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, but the cartel and other dangerous people rarely go after tourists. On the flipside, go to the Yucatán and you'll never see any trouble, especially if you stay aware of your belongings
In fairness, I have heard of people being taken by the Cartel in tourist-inclined places in Mexico. Unfortunately, there is still a small risk of something happening. This is probably an edge case, but it is still good to be aware of the possibility. The girl I heard about was being ransomed for several millions. When the church community her family was a part of could only get half the money, they sent back half of her body. So, remember to be careful, even if you are in a relatively safe place.
Ya I went it wasnt that bad, just dont go walking out by yourself at night. Which is something you shouldnt do anywhere anyways 🤣, just never go to Juarez
@@LK_tutturu It’s really not like that here and honestly unless you are in Texas or places like Oklahoma you will never even see a gun. Despite what people say it’s not like the Wild West out here lol.
When it comes to vacation there are two types I guess. Excursion and relaxation. If you wanna do some exploration you'll go to an active spot. If you want to have some downtime. You'll find the relevant spot. Or maybe you want something in between. But not every holiday should be seen the same. Also agree with Connor. 2 weeks tops camping, after that it just becomes a chore. 1 week is plenty more than enough time tbh.
I've always wanted to visit Japan, South Korea, India, China, Vietnam, and actually most of Asia, I love places that will present me with the biggest culture shock I can experience. Because even though I would also like to go west, I feel like at the end of the day, it's mostly just my country in a different language...
@@ignatz2 ic, a question, what about India does attract you for touring it. I'm Indian and tryna study a bit about soft power, an explanation from a foreigner would be helpful.
@@ankur2766 it's honestly really simple stuff, I love Indian food and I actually like the look of the place in general, the packed streets, street vendors, etc.
My parents were the same as Connor's: a lot of walking and sight seeing to the point of our feet bleeing. Now I blame them for my inability to chill on vacay. I need to just go to some museum, gallery, do some hiking or even walk entire day around the city withou any specific purpose. Also I vote for Trash Taste Iceland trip. It's beautiful, unique, safe and everyone can speak English. But I recommend taking your own food to prepare on spot because Iceland makes the rest of Europe looking cheap af. I don't think I will even financially recover from going there. And Taiwan. Taiwan is a must go
My country/region bucket list: - Italy at least once; I have family over there, also for the food and smuggle some of that good stuff back home, the stuff that's like 20+ dollars a pound back here - France, also for the food and wine and smuggling some back here - Romania mostly just to go to Wallachia or Transylvania - I'd want to go to Africa at least once, maybe go on safari; I love animals - Japan obviously - this is going to sound super-specific, but West Virginia, USA; go full-tourist geek-mode in cryptid country in the Appalachian mountains. The fucking mothman museum with the statue of mothman with his glorious ass, Grafton and it's local headless monstrosity, Flatwoods and their resident alien, all kinds of monsters and local myth, there's like a town that has a Halloween parade with European costumes and masks and such, there's like this huge resort that once had the presidential bunker under it (it's now used for like backup data storage for certain companies and organizations), there's just all this weird shit in the mountains over there, some of it is government-related, some of it is weird tourist stuff, some of it is local history, and the pure kitsch that is small-town touristy America. I love small tourist towns you see in like older towns with like boardwalks or local museums and such; I just eat up that aesthetic, show me the biggest ball of twine in Minnesota and I'm already buying a t-shirt or two and maybe some other chatschkies while I'm taking like 20+ pictures.
I like Korea, always surprising experiences. Yummy fresh food, parties to morning and people Yeah! People I can't get them enough the culture. Great place to stay!
The Netherlands sounds like the perfect vacation country for you guys! If you want to just chill that's fine, and the country is small enough you can see everything you want in a couple of days
idk the weather isnt that good, they might want to go turkey or sharm al sheikh in egypt, if they wanna relax by the pool and soak in the sun.. we weten beide dat relaxen in nederland niet gebeurt hahahaha
@@daboydudus3912 Or pick one of the hotels around Lake Como in Italy and be prepared for the most pampered existence ever with amazing restaurants in walking distance and Milan and Monza 20 min taxi drive away. You are just going to pay at least 300 euros a a night and the sky is he limit. Just adore that area.
The things I like about traveling is the 'view'. From the historical monument, terrain and peaceful vibe of it. I'm more interested in nature then going to the city or crowded area.
I went Porto somewhat recently, couldn’t recommend it enough, perfect for solo, group, or family trips, beaches, cool architecture, plenty to do, plenty of people spoke English if you don’t want/not able to learn Portuguese, chill, doesn’t try exploit tourist, wasn’t worried about crime because Portuguese people are lovely (if you keep your voice at the right volume, looking at your Americans) I went for 5 days but do 7, I must’ve spent €450 in total for spends, flight, hotel, baggage, transport, so it’s good on a budget if you find the right deals I would definitely go again, but I do also hope the homelessness gets better, I hear housing is an issue for people that live there
For me, I want to see the world. I still want to learn more about the world, and I've only really gone to european countries. I want to travel more through my home continent of Asia.
The way they put Africa in the media is not entirely accurate. There are poor areas but there is also really fancy areas that you would not see anywhere else in the world.
Exactly, you have coastal cities that became expansive and luxurious through trade since the colonial area. But if you go inland you will mostly find rural areas or areas of conflict. You have to be more aware when going that way. But the coast is mostly as safe as the USA. Actually it's kinda like Australia. On the coast are these enormous cities with options to enjoy your vacation. Inland things become more dangerous, rural and basically the only thing you can do is tour/sightseeing the enviroment.
For me, I don't enjoy staying in a hotel all day if I'm holidaying away from home, but I also don't like targeting every landmark like it's a quest objective. I just walk and let my feet guide me. Talk to locals, ask them where they like to visit.
I also liked Austria a lot. I went to Vienna a few years ago, and it's still the prettiest city I've been to. I wanted to go there again this summer, to Innsbruck this time, but that didn't get to happen. My weird travel preference is that I don't really like nature, so I usually only go to cities. Also, I only bother to go to places where I can do things that I can't at home, so I usually only go to large cities.
I can relate to the vacations as a kid part. I went to Dollywood(Dolly Parton’s theme park) as a kid with my mom and grandma and I hated it. Thought it was the worse theme park ever. Went back as an adult with my now wife, loved it. Things are just way more fun when you have freedom. Edit: how the heck is fishing and throwing it back fun?! Whenever I fished growing up, the goal was to catch a meal. It’s like the most family friendly form of hunting.
I felt the same way about fishing, dirty bathrooms, wet tent tarps when camping, etc, as these guys, but in every other way I'm basically the opposite. If you're visitng a new country, why wouldn't you want to maximize the limtied time you spent there? You can sit in bed, eat, play video games, etc at home, being in a new place, that you might only ever visit once or twice in your entire life, completely incentivizes me to do a lot more there, because I only have so much time there anyway. So I don't really understand people who just want to relax and not do anything on vacations.
If I travel, I want to see things and not waste time. I actually want to SEE the world, not pass by... Also, I don't get to travel often so ... I don't travel outside my country to "relax" I can do that for far cheaper where I live
Same here dude....it's been so long since I travelled with my parents cuz of school, covid, now university. It's like I barely get any time to go anywhere even if it wasn't for covid. I wish I can go for a trip someday
Joey is like telling Connor he's priviledged for wanting to be comfortable on holiday, while I'm just here like "you guys have been on vacation before?" 💀
1. Mongolia 2. Australia (for diving and wildlife) 3. Finland (auroras) 4. Indonesia (diving and see manta rays and orangutans in the jungle) 5. Vietnam and Laos (food seems delicious enough to visit them just to eat a lot) Special mention to Iceland, marvelous landscapes
Iceland is top Joey. I went there twice. Great night in Reykjavik. The people are so friendly. Also, onsen, glaciers, geysers, waterfalls and crazy landscape.
It's amusing to me that Connor has a mini-rant about not wanting to visit a country where he will have to use a squat toilet and then mentions how he really wants to tour around Asia. That's some fun. Personally, after spending 3.5 years in Beijing, I did minimal travelling around that place, and each province has a lot to see. But, I'm ready to see other places.
I'd join as well. What's the point to travel somewhere if I don't explore it? I never know if I'll ever be able to travel there for a second time, it's obvious I'd want to do as much as possible. I'm poor so I'm just happy if I can go somewhere xddd
Seeing everything in Iceland in 1 week.... Yeah, good luck xD I'd recommend 2 weeks for driving once around the country and seeing most of the famous stuff and even then you completely skip the Westfjords, one of the most beautiful places in Iceland. Also, seeing Iceland in winter and seeing Iceland in summer are 2 completely different experiences.
And In addition to travel expenses (food, hotels, souvenirs) you also have to pack some extra cash so the cops leave you alone. It's annoying but at the end of the day, would you rather pay some federale $50 to get rid of the bullshit charge or have your vehicle impounded, (which by the way you will NEVER see again as it will most likely fall into the hands of a cartel and be overhauled into a 3rd world tactical assault unit) and have your license and passport revoked, all while you spend an extended amount of time in jail, or worse stripped naked and ziptied to a chair while some questionable gentlemen attach a car battery to your testicles and a red hot poker up your ass all the while debating which appendage to mail to your family in exchange for an even larger sum with the false promise that you'd be returned to them...
That color for Vietnam tho... quite politically sensitive considering the above flag is the current flag and the below one is of the previous regime... just fyi
Ngl as someone from the middle east, America sounds terrifying and as much as I want to visit I probably won't (also 15hr+ flight is too much) The farthest I've been was australia but I was too young to remember much of it
Big cities like LA, Detroit, and New York are dangerous, but the suburbs and the small cities are safe. But now the question is would you want to spend 15+ hours to visit some city or place that you’ve never heard of.
@@dungeonbeast1087 Unless you're a White Christian, Texas is far more dangerous for the average person to visit than most places including most Arab nations
I feel like it is a difference if you want to go there to see the country or to live there. Of course I don't wanna live in russia but I wanna see it. There are some countries (or more like specific parts of a country) I want to visit and see. In the end I go back home to my home country. My bucket list has like: Canada, Hawaii, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Finland. But I also want to see Iceland again, visit the UK more.
I really love adventuring and walking around on vacation. I absolutely hate having a set schedule though, why the hell would I want to stress myself out on my vacation? I just look up some cool thing I might enjoy and set off toward it. If I see something that catches my eye, I'll go and see it; if I see something I want to do, I go and do it. It doesn't matter if I don't reach my original goal, it's just an excuse to choose a direction in the first place.
My wife and I were planning to go to Thailand in November 2020. Then covid happened. We're hoping 2022 now. Our plan is to spend 2 weeks, the first week at an elephant sanctuary near Chiang Mai.
Over the summer I'm on a small island in Croatia where we would fish for 5 days straight. You catch 1 or 2 decent fish every half an hour. On a river.... fucking bliss
The US is a easy choice for them because the country is so vast you can get a vacay destination fitting for your needs like Alaskan wild, Florida beaches, or NYC.
Squat toilets are actually cleaner (in principle) and healthier than western toilets. Having said that, I'm pretty sure there are hotels in every country with western toilets
@@fabi4867 they only know of mexico dude, somos mexicanos con llamas, mexicanos que hablan portugues, mexicanos que hablan español mal, mexicanos con coca, mexicanos socialistas, mexicanos con marihuana , ect ect.
5:58 lol I used to fish all the time as a kid(my dad was a fisherman and a fishing guide). So tbh it’s the reverse for me I used to love fishing and “giving advice” to the sporties(what we called the sport fishermen, which is what Connor was describing). Now I’d rather be inside. And back then we always kept the fish cause that was our dinner that night.
Yeah, but Mexico does have the second highest murder tally in the world. It's second only to Syria. Can't blame people from thinking poorly about the place. Especially after all the illegal migration.
You are wrong mexico is fucking dangerous as hell there is no safe place not even next to a police station your safe before people go there mexico needs to end this cartel problem
@@matrix-mega People keep coming every year, this is one of the top 10 most visited countries in the world, you just don't go to certains places as any common senses dictates.
@@amecampeon01 just cause ita visited a lot does not make it safe i was aware of that already but its still dangerous if the cartel really wanted they could probably overpower the military and just take over parts of mexico which they basically are already doing
LOL all jokes aside tho, Kenya’s actually a pretty cool place to visit and you can get some really quality accommodations. Go on a solo holiday so you arent pressured by people!
I can relate, I grew up in France but would be sent to Germany for a month every summer where I would then spend the next 30 days in a tent with 4-5 other people. I don't ever want to camp again and just want to hang out in resorts and do nothing all day.
If you wanna go to Mexico, probably the best is just ask one of those friends to give you the tour. Cos on one hand, tourist spots are pretty nice and safe but also overpriced and not necessarly the whole experience...
@@goofsterngafster8411 well yeah but normal whites and blacks fight in the process while the rich and powerful ones scream at each other. And dont get me started on the colored (mixed asian, white and black) who are completely ignored by the police and left to die in gang wars.
. I like plants so I want to go to New Caledonia Cos it has toxic soil thats full of heavy metal, and has forests filled with tropical aquatic and parasitic conifers and plants that have blue sap cos it's full of nickel from the soil, and trees that evolved when the dinosaurs did (Araucaria and Agathis species) that went extinct everywhere else when the dinosaurs died but not on New Caledonia - Yep its awesome
. @@eddiepollau4577 in wow, I'm glad u too. Didn't know about the NC crow. But I did know that my have the worlds largest pigeon? (And gecko for that matter). P.s kagus are awesome :)
i would love a trash taste SEA tour, id love to meet you guys if you ever come to Indonesia. I'm surprised that there are so many people here that watch you guys
Come to Iceland, I can introduce you to the other person that lives here.
lmao
Kem þangað eftir að landamærin opnast fyrir þeim sem búa utan ESB
Thorfinn?
Big brain move right here 😂
@@Pekara121 bruh
Cannur is literally the real life version of polnareff.
Toilettes are scary
glad i wasn’t the only one who thought of that
Cannur
@@rakhoo5236 Cannur
@@kuma1745 Cannur
I think the main difference is: do you want to "vacation" or do you want to "travel"?
Exactly
ya i think vacations are boring i rather travel
Holiday or travel
Wait whats the difference
@@oliver-04 Vacation = Relax
Travel = Explore
Connor and Garnt's ideal location for a vacation is called *"Home"*
and its quite a comfy location. 👍
I got to spend a lot of my holidays at home and it was really nice I live in WA so the summers are really hot we don’t have a pool but I got to just chill in my room with aircon on
Cannur*
@@carlosg6227 it’s connor even in his yt name
@@keithkogane1671i know im just meming cuz someone else in the comment section spelled it like that
That is exactly what came to mind when they described their ideal vacations 😅
Mexico is really dangerous, though it depends where you go. If you stay at the most tourist-inclined destinations, and stay there, the worst thing that will happen to you is the locals making their things more expensive for you
Nah you can go off the beaten path, you aren't really in any danger as long as you follow the normal rules of no walking alone after dark or going to the hood is fine
I been traveling inside the country for a long time now, and never in my life has something dangerous ever happened to me. As the boy said before, just have common sense.
Whenever someone asks me if it is really dangerous in México, I always say that if you don't look for trouble you will not find it. If you stay on the most touristic parts nothing will happen to you. But if you get robbed or anything because you thought it was a fantastic idea to go somewhere or coming back from somewhere pretty late at night, well, that L was on you.
Depends on where you go, just like in any country. Sinaloa can get dangerous if you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, but the cartel and other dangerous people rarely go after tourists. On the flipside, go to the Yucatán and you'll never see any trouble, especially if you stay aware of your belongings
In fairness, I have heard of people being taken by the Cartel in tourist-inclined places in Mexico. Unfortunately, there is still a small risk of something happening. This is probably an edge case, but it is still good to be aware of the possibility.
The girl I heard about was being ransomed for several millions. When the church community her family was a part of could only get half the money, they sent back half of her body. So, remember to be careful, even if you are in a relatively safe place.
Come to Mexico, Connor.
The food is worth the danger.
Ya I went it wasnt that bad, just dont go walking out by yourself at night. Which is something you shouldnt do anywhere anyways 🤣, just never go to Juarez
@@johnnyjoestar5193 it depends which city you go to. I never felt unsafe in Yucatan for example.
@@floflo1645 23 years living here and i have never hear a gunshot
Even in the hood mexico's pretty fun, highly recommend
@@johnnyjoestar5193 Juarez isn't that bad nowadays, Acapulco on the other hand😕
Brit getting triggered by the French. Some things never change.
They always have some kind of lil' beef against the french, we just dont care anymore since long ago...
I'd like to go to America, but I'm scared they're going to verbally persecute me for pronouncing it "chew-sday" and calling it an "aubergine."
You'll be fine just do not say Zebra
They have this tradition called "getting shot" I don't recommend trying this one
@@somebody7205 that's all I think of coming to America
It's pronounced "Murica," son.
@@LK_tutturu It’s really not like that here and honestly unless you are in Texas or places like Oklahoma you will never even see a gun. Despite what people say it’s not like the Wild West out here lol.
Trash Taste: doesnt mention any slavic country
Me: cries in vodka
Slavic countries are beautiful! It's full of slavs though...
Cries in nobody knows how to locate slav countries except Russia on the map
@@cumsock107 i feel you man :/
@@cumsock107 Tuga, brate... tuga
Це дуже сумно
When Corona ends the boys do actually need to do a Trash Taste South East Asia tour videos
The entire South Asia is gem to explore and India a universe of its own
@@sexyyxes3101 As an Indian, I've never been offended by something I 100% agree with
@@yashmishra1212 what's so offensive about that ?
@@yashmishra1212 how is that offensive? You guys just wanna put random fucking memes with absolutely no correlation lmao
*Connor just wants to have a peaceful vacation with no disturbance*
Connor is the most based member of the podcast.
dude name dropped my country out of nowhere lmao i was shook
@@KiiLer58 you're watching from Kenya???
@@neccriatwo9650 Algeria lmao
@@neccriatwo9650 yes
Sounded pretty racist
When it comes to vacation there are two types I guess. Excursion and relaxation. If you wanna do some exploration you'll go to an active spot. If you want to have some downtime. You'll find the relevant spot. Or maybe you want something in between. But not every holiday should be seen the same.
Also agree with Connor. 2 weeks tops camping, after that it just becomes a chore. 1 week is plenty more than enough time tbh.
5:18 Pain peko
i see they all fell into the rabbit hole
@@NeostormXLMAX they all are, Garnt and Joey fell way before Connor did
South Korea, India, Greece, Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria,Romania, Poland,Hungary,Brazil, chile, Egypt, botswana.
are you an american?
@@paulielol2184 yes! I am an American!
Hi from Brazil! I hope one day you get to visit here (and the other ones too, nice list)
If u come to Hungary, stay in the touristy districts in Budapest or you will probably face unpleasant people
Come to Greece
I've always wanted to visit Japan, South Korea, India, China, Vietnam, and actually most of Asia, I love places that will present me with the biggest culture shock I can experience. Because even though I would also like to go west, I feel like at the end of the day, it's mostly just my country in a different language...
Where are you from?
@@ankur2766 Poland 🇵🇱
@@ignatz2 ic, a question, what about India does attract you for touring it. I'm Indian and tryna study a bit about soft power, an explanation from a foreigner would be helpful.
@@ankur2766 it's honestly really simple stuff, I love Indian food and I actually like the look of the place in general, the packed streets, street vendors, etc.
@@ignatz2 oh, intresting, thanks 🙏.
Yoooo I would love a “Trash Taste Southeast Asia tour” would be so dope. I’ll be vicariously living through you guys lol
My parents were the same as Connor's: a lot of walking and sight seeing to the point of our feet bleeing. Now I blame them for my inability to chill on vacay. I need to just go to some museum, gallery, do some hiking or even walk entire day around the city withou any specific purpose.
Also I vote for Trash Taste Iceland trip. It's beautiful, unique, safe and everyone can speak English. But I recommend taking your own food to prepare on spot because Iceland makes the rest of Europe looking cheap af. I don't think I will even financially recover from going there.
And Taiwan. Taiwan is a must go
I second that vote
My country/region bucket list:
- Italy at least once; I have family over there, also for the food and smuggle some of that good stuff back home, the stuff that's like 20+ dollars a pound back here
- France, also for the food and wine and smuggling some back here
- Romania mostly just to go to Wallachia or Transylvania
- I'd want to go to Africa at least once, maybe go on safari; I love animals
- Japan obviously
- this is going to sound super-specific, but West Virginia, USA; go full-tourist geek-mode in cryptid country in the Appalachian mountains. The fucking mothman museum with the statue of mothman with his glorious ass, Grafton and it's local headless monstrosity, Flatwoods and their resident alien, all kinds of monsters and local myth, there's like a town that has a Halloween parade with European costumes and masks and such, there's like this huge resort that once had the presidential bunker under it (it's now used for like backup data storage for certain companies and organizations), there's just all this weird shit in the mountains over there, some of it is government-related, some of it is weird tourist stuff, some of it is local history, and the pure kitsch that is small-town touristy America. I love small tourist towns you see in like older towns with like boardwalks or local museums and such; I just eat up that aesthetic, show me the biggest ball of twine in Minnesota and I'm already buying a t-shirt or two and maybe some other chatschkies while I'm taking like 20+ pictures.
Romania is pretty weird on this list. Question why you'd want to visit it? Ps: yes i'm from Romania.
@@parazitul1986 to see the vampires
Africa is a Continent and it's huge see what country you like and go
Or maybe pick a region
The Bucket List conversation starts at 8:09
Thanks
I like Korea, always surprising experiences. Yummy fresh food, parties to morning and people Yeah! People I can't get them enough the culture. Great place to stay!
Grant you must to go to Australia! Best age is before 30 years old. Parties,drinking, friends,work and school.
Mexico: Food is great just try not to get shot
Thats why u should come to Yucatan bro
The Netherlands sounds like the perfect vacation country for you guys! If you want to just chill that's fine, and the country is small enough you can see everything you want in a couple of days
idk the weather isnt that good, they might want to go turkey or sharm al sheikh in egypt, if they wanna relax by the pool and soak in the sun.. we weten beide dat relaxen in nederland niet gebeurt hahahaha
@@daboydudus3912 true, but they're British so the weather shouldn't be that big of a deal ;p
@@crookedtransparentmilkshake well one is australian
@@juldor93 also true, but he wasn't the one complaining about the pressure of needing to see everything
@@daboydudus3912 Or pick one of the hotels around Lake Como in Italy and be prepared for the most pampered existence ever with amazing restaurants in walking distance and Milan and Monza 20 min taxi drive away. You are just going to pay at least 300 euros a a night and the sky is he limit. Just adore that area.
9:07 my men straight up used the map from the Vietnam war, based
I noticed that as well. Apparently south vietnam still exists, lol
Catchup with the history bruhh, you mighy get reported for that im vietnamese and not lying
@@KhanhNguyen-mx8bg do you not get sarcasm
@@darcyvvalencia is war a sarcasm for you? or did you enjoy it too much?
@@KhanhNguyen-mx8bg shut up
As a fellow Mexican I can agree in Mexico you can have the best time of ur life but be careful 😂
fax
Grass is greener on the other side always
The things I like about traveling is the 'view'. From the historical monument, terrain and peaceful vibe of it. I'm more interested in nature then going to the city or crowded area.
Portugal meanwhile: super chill, clean toilets, big cities in Lisbon and Porto, beaches in Algarve, and natural parks in the Northern region...
I went Porto somewhat recently, couldn’t recommend it enough, perfect for solo, group, or family trips, beaches, cool architecture, plenty to do, plenty of people spoke English if you don’t want/not able to learn Portuguese, chill, doesn’t try exploit tourist, wasn’t worried about crime because Portuguese people are lovely (if you keep your voice at the right volume, looking at your Americans)
I went for 5 days but do 7, I must’ve spent €450 in total for spends, flight, hotel, baggage, transport, so it’s good on a budget if you find the right deals
I would definitely go again, but I do also hope the homelessness gets better, I hear housing is an issue for people that live there
For me, I want to see the world. I still want to learn more about the world, and I've only really gone to european countries. I want to travel more through my home continent of Asia.
The way they put Africa in the media is not entirely accurate. There are poor areas but there is also really fancy areas that you would not see anywhere else in the world.
Exactly, you have coastal cities that became expansive and luxurious through trade since the colonial area. But if you go inland you will mostly find rural areas or areas of conflict. You have to be more aware when going that way. But the coast is mostly as safe as the USA.
Actually it's kinda like Australia. On the coast are these enormous cities with options to enjoy your vacation. Inland things become more dangerous, rural and basically the only thing you can do is tour/sightseeing the enviroment.
For me, I don't enjoy staying in a hotel all day if I'm holidaying away from home, but I also don't like targeting every landmark like it's a quest objective. I just walk and let my feet guide me. Talk to locals, ask them where they like to visit.
I also liked Austria a lot. I went to Vienna a few years ago, and it's still the prettiest city I've been to. I wanted to go there again this summer, to Innsbruck this time, but that didn't get to happen.
My weird travel preference is that I don't really like nature, so I usually only go to cities. Also, I only bother to go to places where I can do things that I can't at home, so I usually only go to large cities.
I can relate to the vacations as a kid part. I went to Dollywood(Dolly Parton’s theme park) as a kid with my mom and grandma and I hated it. Thought it was the worse theme park ever. Went back as an adult with my now wife, loved it. Things are just way more fun when you have freedom.
Edit: how the heck is fishing and throwing it back fun?! Whenever I fished growing up, the goal was to catch a meal. It’s like the most family friendly form of hunting.
1:34 Connor needs to go to pattaya, there's plenty of 60 year old white dudes there.
Thailand?
@@carlneoh5843 yep, alot of Coconut Girl :D
Going to Egypt is a JoJo reference!
Via Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
@@ph89787 fax
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That Vietnam flag 😂😂
I felt the same way about fishing, dirty bathrooms, wet tent tarps when camping, etc, as these guys, but in every other way I'm basically the opposite. If you're visitng a new country, why wouldn't you want to maximize the limtied time you spent there? You can sit in bed, eat, play video games, etc at home, being in a new place, that you might only ever visit once or twice in your entire life, completely incentivizes me to do a lot more there, because I only have so much time there anyway. So I don't really understand people who just want to relax and not do anything on vacations.
“If you like fishing mini games, it’s exactly like that!”
Me, someone who loves fishing mini games: :D
If I travel, I want to see things and not waste time. I actually want to SEE the world, not pass by...
Also, I don't get to travel often so
... I don't travel outside my country to "relax" I can do that for far cheaper where I live
Same here dude....it's been so long since I travelled with my parents cuz of school, covid, now university. It's like I barely get any time to go anywhere even if it wasn't for covid. I wish I can go for a trip someday
Joey is like telling Connor he's priviledged for wanting to be comfortable on holiday, while I'm just here like "you guys have been on vacation before?" 💀
I nearly spat out my drink when Joey said pain peko
Bro legit same, I just went out loud "MY MAN"
1. Mongolia
2. Australia (for diving and wildlife)
3. Finland (auroras)
4. Indonesia (diving and see manta rays and orangutans in the jungle)
5. Vietnam and Laos (food seems delicious enough to visit them just to eat a lot)
Special mention to Iceland, marvelous landscapes
im from South Africa and Connor Just go to the capital cities such as cape town and johannesburg and famous landmarks and thats all u will need
Iceland is top Joey. I went there twice. Great night in Reykjavik. The people are so friendly. Also, onsen, glaciers, geysers, waterfalls and crazy landscape.
That feeling when you’re from Kenya😔 (also when i went there they had toilets and stuff and i wasn’t in the city)
lies!
@@gofish7388I was just there 5 months ago and they absolutely have regular toilets.
Vacations in France are usually really nice, but going there for camping for 3 weeks is turning hell mode on
It's amusing to me that Connor has a mini-rant about not wanting to visit a country where he will have to use a squat toilet and then mentions how he really wants to tour around Asia. That's some fun.
Personally, after spending 3.5 years in Beijing, I did minimal travelling around that place, and each province has a lot to see. But, I'm ready to see other places.
,,Iceland is such a small country”
Me in my country thats 5 times smaller: Suuuuuuuuuuure...
Conner should go to fancy resorts when he travels 😂👌
Joey and I would be the one to explore everything.
I'd join you
@@sheelaflower I’m coming with you guys
I'd join as well. What's the point to travel somewhere if I don't explore it? I never know if I'll ever be able to travel there for a second time, it's obvious I'd want to do as much as possible. I'm poor so I'm just happy if I can go somewhere xddd
Seeing everything in Iceland in 1 week.... Yeah, good luck xD
I'd recommend 2 weeks for driving once around the country and seeing most of the famous stuff and even then you completely skip the Westfjords, one of the most beautiful places in Iceland.
Also, seeing Iceland in winter and seeing Iceland in summer are 2 completely different experiences.
Mexico is good if you go to the big tourist spots and have someone who knows Spanish and how to negotiate prices.
And In addition to travel expenses (food, hotels, souvenirs) you also have to pack some extra cash so the cops leave you alone. It's annoying but at the end of the day, would you rather pay some federale $50 to get rid of the bullshit charge or have your vehicle impounded, (which by the way you will NEVER see again as it will most likely fall into the hands of a cartel and be overhauled into a 3rd world tactical assault unit) and have your license and passport revoked, all while you spend an extended amount of time in jail, or worse stripped naked and ziptied to a chair while some questionable gentlemen attach a car battery to your testicles and a red hot poker up your ass all the while debating which appendage to mail to your family in exchange for an even larger sum with the false promise that you'd be returned to them...
@@prodigy1445 this sounds like an episode of Breaking Bad
Come to Albania its really fucking good...the food is amazing and its really cheap,the beaches are amazing,culture is good....
That color for Vietnam tho... quite politically sensitive considering the above flag is the current flag and the below one is of the previous regime... just fyi
maybe they just took that pic and didnt know about that info
Ngl as someone from the middle east, America sounds terrifying and as much as I want to visit I probably won't (also 15hr+ flight is too much)
The farthest I've been was australia but I was too young to remember much of it
Big cities like LA, Detroit, and New York are dangerous, but the suburbs and the small cities are safe. But now the question is would you want to spend 15+ hours to visit some city or place that you’ve never heard of.
if connor ever visits algeria i have a apartment for you to stay in free of charge
Hopefully you don’t decapitate him
@@dungeonbeast1087 Unless you're a White Christian, Texas is far more dangerous for the average person to visit than most places including most Arab nations
I feel like it is a difference if you want to go there to see the country or to live there. Of course I don't wanna live in russia but I wanna see it. There are some countries (or more like specific parts of a country) I want to visit and see. In the end I go back home to my home country. My bucket list has like: Canada, Hawaii, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Finland. But I also want to see Iceland again, visit the UK more.
I really love adventuring and walking around on vacation. I absolutely hate having a set schedule though, why the hell would I want to stress myself out on my vacation? I just look up some cool thing I might enjoy and set off toward it. If I see something that catches my eye, I'll go and see it; if I see something I want to do, I go and do it. It doesn't matter if I don't reach my original goal, it's just an excuse to choose a direction in the first place.
Algerian Desert do be slappin ngl and also the capital is beautiful you should also check it out
If you are in Belgium visit the sailor street in Antwerp
"South Korea" shows full Korean peninsula 😎
My wife and I were planning to go to Thailand in November 2020. Then covid happened. We're hoping 2022 now. Our plan is to spend 2 weeks, the first week at an elephant sanctuary near Chiang Mai.
A Turtle has visited every country except North Korea.
This coment made my day thank you turtle
I'm a Michael Reeves fan Mr Turtle :)
I believe in you Sir Turtle. Follow your dreams. Don't let regional borders stop you from visiting North Korea!
Im buying extra straws later
Japan is on my bucket list then I want to go to a warzone in Syria
Why Syria?
@@jeanniemaycrawford4466 doesn't matter much most important thing is the warzone
@@ZeGoat69 Real life COD experience
You can go to Yemen too.
As someone who went to Syria 3 times when it wasn't a war zone, I can't say there's anything particularly worth risking one's life to see, lol.
Joey saying pain Peko
Man that was my moment of the day
Over the summer I'm on a small island in Croatia where we would fish for 5 days straight. You catch 1 or 2 decent fish every half an hour. On a river.... fucking bliss
In sweden u can Rent Skis Gear at the Skis Resort for a pretty decent price it comes around 700-800 kr
"I don't wanna shit in the hole in ground toilet"
Literally how my school bathroom is. I mean my house is the same but it's cleaner and...I give up.
Bhutan would be nice to visit, but the tourist tax is like 250 dollars per day
cannur just wants to go to Egypt for DIO
It's either, the UK, Italy or the USA, but that is if you look besides Japan.
UK and USA have trash tier local food. Anglo countries are all the same.
australia is nice
The US is a easy choice for them because the country is so vast you can get a vacay destination fitting for your needs like Alaskan wild, Florida beaches, or NYC.
Come to South Africa ( after COVID obvs) its a beautiful place
Finland very good
Someone wants to come to South America.
Me: 0:21
Squat toilets are actually cleaner (in principle) and healthier than western toilets. Having said that, I'm pretty sure there are hotels in every country with western toilets
And not even once was South América mention :'( we have great food, nature Is beautiful and there are so many historic places
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Yep I want to go to mount roraima
ANd NO holes in the ground thank you
exactly :(( im from peru and nobody gives my country any credit for how beautiful it is
@@fabi4867 they only know of mexico dude, somos mexicanos con llamas, mexicanos que hablan portugues, mexicanos que hablan español mal, mexicanos con coca, mexicanos socialistas, mexicanos con marihuana , ect ect.
5:58 lol I used to fish all the time as a kid(my dad was a fisherman and a fishing guide). So tbh it’s the reverse for me I used to love fishing and “giving advice” to the sporties(what we called the sport fishermen, which is what Connor was describing). Now I’d rather be inside. And back then we always kept the fish cause that was our dinner that night.
driving at night in Mexico be mad scary especially when you see another set of lights coming near you and you start to Panik Panik.
It depends on your mindset, when I visit my family in Texas I always do the 16 hour straight driving trip. I just love it.
@@malanizta yeah but mexico is fun narcos be chill honestly they be in the bars like regular people
Taiwan is pretty cool too, plus I consider it the most western friendly for Asia newbies.
Trash Taste Special idea: Fishing contest between the boys .
i feel like its not worthy to just chill at vacation u can do that wherever
Come to Singapore! It's really relaxing and small, super accessible, convenient and CLEAN TOILETS. xD
As long as you have a certain minimum of common sense, coming to Mexico for vacation isn't that dangerous.
Yeah, but Mexico does have the second highest murder tally in the world. It's second only to Syria. Can't blame people from thinking poorly about the place. Especially after all the illegal migration.
You are wrong mexico is fucking dangerous as hell there is no safe place not even next to a police station your safe before people go there mexico needs to end this cartel problem
@@matrix-mega People keep coming every year, this is one of the top 10 most visited countries in the world, you just don't go to certains places as any common senses dictates.
@@amecampeon01 just cause ita visited a lot does not make it safe i was aware of that already but its still dangerous if the cartel really wanted they could probably overpower the military and just take over parts of mexico which they basically are already doing
LOL all jokes aside tho, Kenya’s actually a pretty cool place to visit and you can get some really quality accommodations. Go on a solo holiday so you arent pressured by people!
i actually liked fishing as a kid.. and i still like doing it.
You can come to Bangladesh 🇧🇩 even though our country doesn't have that much tourist places I hope you would consider it.
This is a British conversation
I leave in France, and the only time I saw an hole in the ground toilet was when I visited the US
I can relate, I grew up in France but would be sent to Germany for a month every summer where I would then spend the next 30 days in a tent with 4-5 other people. I don't ever want to camp again and just want to hang out in resorts and do nothing all day.
If you wanna go to Mexico, probably the best is just ask one of those friends to give you the tour.
Cos on one hand, tourist spots are pretty nice and safe but also overpriced and not necessarly the whole experience...
I’m too distracted by that Asuka figure dying on top of the Trash Box by Connor.
I hear a lot of bad stuff about South-Africa from my online friend there, who's white. Being white is definitely a disadvantage there right now
I'm white and from SA so I can confirm this.
I wouldn't call it a disadvantage since whites are like the aristocracy there but yeah, country has got some problems
@@goofsterngafster8411 far from it, especially when most judges and politicians are black. It's a tug of war.
@@thesteamguy6171 hmm, so a war between Aristocracy and Bureaucracy. Interesting
@@goofsterngafster8411 well yeah but normal whites and blacks fight in the process while the rich and powerful ones scream at each other. And dont get me started on the colored (mixed asian, white and black) who are completely ignored by the police and left to die in gang wars.
when they mention every SEA country except Indonesia 😭
Iceland is killer. I went there and rode horses and drank their gasoline tasting national liquor until it tasted good.
Wait, what?
Is it liquor that tastes like gasoline or did you just straight up consume gasoline?
And the rotting fish stuff!
LET'S FUCKIINNN GOOOOO...CONNOR WANTS TO VISIT ALGERIA...MY COUNTRY FINALLY GOT THE SECOND W
9:38 don't go you'll regret it take it from me I've lived there for 6 years
nah come on man u exgaerating
this moment when you loved it to go fishing as a kid
If you guys don’t go to Mexico you guys are missing out BIIIIGGGG TIME !
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I like plants so I want to go to New Caledonia
Cos it has toxic soil thats full of heavy metal, and has forests filled with tropical aquatic and parasitic conifers and plants that have blue sap cos it's full of nickel from the soil, and trees that evolved when the dinosaurs did (Araucaria and Agathis species) that went extinct everywhere else when the dinosaurs died but not on New Caledonia
- Yep its awesome
Wow never seen a New Caledonia comment before! I’m a birder & want to go there for the New Caledonian Crow (smartest bird on record) and Kagu
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@@eddiepollau4577 in wow, I'm glad u too. Didn't know about the NC crow. But I did know that my have the worlds largest pigeon? (And gecko for that matter).
P.s kagus are awesome :)
Fishing vid with the bois I’m down for
i would love a trash taste SEA tour, id love to meet you guys if you ever come to Indonesia. I'm surprised that there are so many people here that watch you guys