Salut Guys! I left a long comment yesterday. I saw it is going to your comment space and left. Few hours later came back to check just in case,it wasn't there. I post it again-2nd time. Today I am here,my comment is not here again. What's going on? Nothing offensive in my comment whatsoever. Weird indeed!! Anton,new hairstyle. Love it and it suits you! This town 15min.away my question was,if many people who work in Paris live there? Since only 15m.by train.
Salut! Anton here, this is so strange. It’s the second time we see this happen to you. We don’t have any filters or any removal activated on our comments, we didn’t even receive a notification that you commented. In fact, I made sure that every comment filtering option is deactivated on our channel. Thank you for the compliment about the haircut, it’s summer, so I thought why not 😂 As for people working in Paris and living outside of it. It’s actually what many people do. A lot of people work in Paris and live right outside of it. It’s a very normal thing here.
@@AntonandSinan Salut Anton! Correct,2nd time. I remember I shared with you before. Thia hairstyle suits you great. The old one also,but it's a big difference. Which is great 😊. I was assuming the same,as I know rentals are quite expensive in general there. But I know you two are very city people. You like to feel the dynamic around. Paris is a city to be and feel fully. With the great and the bad points. Would you mind making a video( one day)with your personal favourite arrondissements and the reasons why? That would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day! 🌞🍀🇫🇷
@@AntonandSinan Super! Very happy that you accept the idea with open arms. I know it would be a bit diffetent video,but you both are now enough experienced with the city. There are fantastic areas indeed,but also coming with a price tag. So perhaps opinion of rentals,food difference( where locals eat,where is excellent,where not so much,shops,markets,hidden treasure streets,more cool and friendly vibe,more pretentious,etc. Since it's a walkable city,where it makes more sense to live for slightly more affordable everyday life and easily walk if one fancy more upscale vibe. Where are the areas that it feels more relaxed and authentic atmosphere and friendly people,mixed crowd,etc. I watched some time ago a video about an old bar called 'Le Nant' I think,in 18 arrond. An older gentlemqn is the owner. Trying to keep the authenticity of the place and the prices low. Many people are going there to support him by being his loyal customers. He is in his 70's. Have you been there? Yeah...stuff like that...whatever you feel inside to share from personal experience around town. Have a great day et au revoir 🍀🌞
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Salut Guys! I left a long comment yesterday. I saw it is going to your comment space and left. Few hours later came back to check just in case,it wasn't there. I post it again-2nd time. Today I am here,my comment is not here again. What's going on? Nothing offensive in my comment whatsoever. Weird indeed!! Anton,new hairstyle. Love it and it suits you! This town 15min.away my question was,if many people who work in Paris live there? Since only 15m.by train.
Salut! Anton here, this is so strange. It’s the second time we see this happen to you. We don’t have any filters or any removal activated on our comments, we didn’t even receive a notification that you commented. In fact, I made sure that every comment filtering option is deactivated on our channel.
Thank you for the compliment about the haircut, it’s summer, so I thought why not 😂
As for people working in Paris and living outside of it. It’s actually what many people do. A lot of people work in Paris and live right outside of it. It’s a very normal thing here.
@@AntonandSinan Salut Anton! Correct,2nd time. I remember I shared with you before. Thia hairstyle suits you great. The old one also,but it's a big difference. Which is great 😊. I was assuming the same,as I know rentals are quite expensive in general there. But I know you two are very city people. You like to feel the dynamic around. Paris is a city to be and feel fully. With the great and the bad points. Would you mind making a video( one day)with your personal favourite arrondissements and the reasons why? That would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day! 🌞🍀🇫🇷
@@smiley9987 That's a great idea about arrondissements, thank you!
@@AntonandSinan Super! Very happy that you accept the idea with open arms. I know it would be a bit diffetent video,but you both are now enough experienced with the city. There are fantastic areas indeed,but also coming with a price tag. So perhaps opinion of rentals,food difference( where locals eat,where is excellent,where not so much,shops,markets,hidden treasure streets,more cool and friendly vibe,more pretentious,etc. Since it's a walkable city,where it makes more sense to live for slightly more affordable everyday life and easily walk if one fancy more upscale vibe. Where are the areas that it feels more relaxed and authentic atmosphere and friendly people,mixed crowd,etc. I watched some time ago a video about an old bar called 'Le Nant' I think,in 18 arrond. An older gentlemqn is the owner. Trying to keep the authenticity of the place and the prices low. Many people are going there to support him by being his loyal customers. He is in his 70's. Have you been there? Yeah...stuff like that...whatever you feel inside to share from personal experience around town. Have a great day et au revoir 🍀🌞