Lithuania’s youth is the happiest in Europe - but WHY?!

[@-tibetian-indian-boy]

I love Lithuania from India that we are speaks same language family, in india known as Sanskrit old language of north Indians we are same but in other continent love to Lithuania ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@gyciokas]

Greetings from Lithuania

[@PaulNYC7]

My favorite country in the world!

[@enentr]

Yay! How come? :)

[@joshstinton]

So good!! I can say having visited a few times (and counting) that I can certainly agree and I’m over 40! 🙌🏽🤩

[@gpociunas]

Great video and nice work Tomas!;)🎉

[@datboib3432]

First gen living free from birth from russian occupation. Why wouldn’t somebody be happy ?

[@RichieLarpa]

Because that very nation is officially a huge threat to them now, since Baltic countries are Russia's neighbors at this moment, so that is why I am just a bit curious and suspicious on why they are so happy.

[@ibizawavey8630]

Can't say the same for Canada.

[@karolis141]

Just visiting the capital city and listen to one guy's story... is this really credible to say people under 30y are the happiest?? I'd argue it's not credible, due to lack of more correspondents from the country. A video for wasting time, to be honest

[@ABX-bb3jb]

The same for all.😅

[@trinkpasmane]

So you are not happy ?😢

[@aughtsdrive]

The video is just a vertical slice to better convey the message derived from the data. Seems to me you're not one of the happy ones, wish I was wrong

[@martinnio5598]

Guys, Karolis is 31 so that’s why he’s not happy anymore

[@karolis141]

@martinnio5598 Indeed I am, however, I wish I was able to say otherwise when I was up to 30 🤭🤭 Therefore, it is more like a continuity rather than point of reaching the certain age 😄