Return To The Belarus Chernobyl Zone...With Shopping Bags 🇧🇾
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2019
- 🇧🇾 Two months ago on a cold morning I headed into the radioactive Chernobyl forests north of the Belarusian town of Vetka. Now I was back to re-trace the people who had invited me into their home and generously shared their food with me. But this time I was bringing shopping...
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So she survived the Great Depression, WWII, Stalin, and Chernobyl. She's 93. She still harvests potatoes. And when strangers show up, she feeds them and sends them off with eggs. Awesome.
@@aliboil Чудесно
Крутая у нас страна...
@@aliboil люди хорошие.) Бацка (
And lives in a radiation zone
like my grandmother was. 1918.
Walks in to a 90 year old woman's house in the middle of the radiation zone carrying an axe. Welcomed in.
They Call it Vodka🤣
Axes are way more common in eastern europe especially in more rural areas most households have an axe or a couple
also got fresh eggs from a radiated part of chernobyl. wow
Pyro
She's no doubt experienced far more stranger things in her days.
It's 2022, I really hope this babushka is still going strong and healthy! ❤️
same she reminds me of my babushka
She really reminded me of my grandma when she yelled at the guy “sit down no more standing up”!
I laughed pretty hard
Aminn
It’s 2023 and we’re not going to get an update any time soon, Bald isn’t allowed back into Belarus
@@Sniperboy5551 I thought he was banned from Russia only? isn’t Belarus it’s own country that borders Russia
"Sit down, I dont like it when you stand!"
I had tears in my eyes when I heard that line. My late nana always said that to us. Whoever comes in the house, has to sit down, have a cup of tea, eat a little and then be on their ways. Nobody comes in my nanas house and leaves in haste. She even hated if we talked on the doorstep. "Come inside, have a sip of water and talk what you have to over a tea". Comfort and pampering was sorr of forced upon you when you were in her presence. I suppose it's quite common thousands of miles away with babushkas too. For a second I saw my nana in her.
Are you from balkan
Now I cried
Lovely comment and a pleasure to read. Thank you for posting it.
Yea Man i caught this line as well as you .despite of my grandma spoke with me in Belarusian just like this babuska. It doesn’t matter what is your languages you just feel the emotions. And remembering. Reading your comment I’ve remembered how my mom asked me get a bike and go to a pharm to by some things for grandma. I bought. Jumped on the bike and my mom calls me and says “no needed already “
She has many grandchildren
“An unexpected guest!”
“Eat , Eat , Eat”
Grandma universal language
Hahaha fuck! So true
LMAO TRUE AF
Right! And you better eat lol
😂😂😂 Factual !
Lol, the first thing most often happening upon entering the home of my own grandma was exactly that.
I wish i had a tiny non english speaking eastern european radioactive grandmother.
Yea all grandmothera from balkans and east europe are same
@@fare2077 They really are
I can be your atomic grandpa
don't we all
Bro for real
I'm romanian and everything about babushka reminds me of my grandmother,we have a lot in common with slavic people. She's no longer with us and I thank you for bringing this feeling in my soul once again.
Salut from another romanian😉
ca si romanca, pot aprecia faptul ca ai spus asta, bunicutele/strabunicile noastre mereu au fost iubitoare si ne hraneau cu ce aveau ele mai bun si mai natural, noi si slavii, cum ai spus si tu avem multe in comun si ar trebui sa ne mandrim❤️
Lilianacarmen Procopet
Obnoxious Goblin
hello from a french guy
One of your most moving videos. Your kindness to the old lady who probably never has visitors and your gifts for her make this so special.
Rob from Western Australia
Especially when you seen her open her refrigerator it was rather bare!.😔
Ok, i will rob from Western Australia 😀
So true
Hey Rob. I'm also from WA and I happen to know someone with your last name. What's up bro?
Just imagine your a simple belarusian living in a rural area, barely see any people, busy with your daily shenanigans on a beautiful warm and sunny day, and suddenly out of swamp comes tall bald man with a raincoat, an axe and bag full of vodka and starts asking you question with a funny accent. Whos the maniac?
@Pasquale Boris
Stupid Vadim would steal the vodka and drink it alone in his stinky apartmemt.
*hard bass plays in the backround*
@@hanzgetzeluger8806
IIIIIS BORIS....
Sounds like the beginning of a dnd campaign
viskas uzimta imagine a black American girl walking down the street in Belarus.....😑😑😬 me everyday..
Imagine how happy she is to have visitors coming over with gifts and company. I love this so much
Me too. She has a heart size XXXXXXXLLLLLL
Every eastern european grandma is like this
@@mariusspadasinul yes I can confirm that It makes me always sad when no one visits them.
IKR I loved this video it was really touching :)
Jerom with a J yeah fuck you to make botea every grandma is like this, the love is universal
12:57 "Chago ne pomnyu" means "Why shouldnt I remember you? I do!" 12:59 "Bachu" does not mean "Papa" ("Papa" is spelled "Batya"), it means "I see" in belorusso-ukranian slang. The babushka was saying that she saw you, but couldn't recognise Bald from the distance.
задавался вопросом, когда смотрел
Лысый потом пяный поехал на автомобиле?
Exactly what dialect is she speaking ? And, is it confined to elderly people in eastern Belarus ? Or do younger citizens also use it ?
@@matthewwhitton5720 It's mix of Bielarussian and Ukrainian languages.
That's next-level interesting, thank you very much for clearing that up! At first, in the video's translation, one could interpret that she referred to her son as "Papa", given the context, and a sinister train of thought blew its horn as it arrived at the station.
I really wish you could give us an update on this wonderful lady. I understand that she may be gone now, but another visit would be much welcomed. Great content
He is blacklisted in belarusia
So he can't go there
@@mayurshinde3240 what for?
@@DevinRyan being critical of the government. They offered to pay him money to make a video about Belarus with the caveat that he said favorable things about the government, which he declined.
@@dingusmagee3326 Odd, because he presents Belarus so positively anyway.
@@XiagraBalls The *people* of Belarus are fantastic. AFAIK the majority hate Lukashenko, but there is nothing they can do, much like a significant portion of the Russian population. He is simply separating the government from the people, which we should all do.
You walked 15 Kilometres in this radiation zone to visit these people? You truly are one of the most kind people I've ever seen.
Im.ukrainian and i cried this was insane effort
That's exactly he is so humble person
He gets paid for this, dummy.
@Bobbi Floss lmfao
@Bobbi Floss HAHAHAH WHAT??
Just think about this babuska. She lived through all the soviet hell, then the WW2 came, then some more soviet hell, then Chernobyl explosion, then bloody 90s after Soviet Union collapsed. She felt so much pain in her life but her soul is clear as crystal. And some of us complaining and thinking our lives are miserable when we cannot afford an ipad. She is 92 and she is cooking, cleaning, taking care of animals. I am inspired by this person. Thank you for the content.
I wouldn't write it better 👍
romadadrummer Well said!!!!!
Crazy but remember she is culturally different and age difference helps too
I balled my eyes out seeing her this strong women so peaceful and kind even after all she's been theought, idky I'm crying
East Europe: Man is Man and Woman is Woman. West Europe: Man is Man, Woman, Man and Woman etc. Woman also can be woman or man or smth between. Soon west european marry dog or cat.
It's 2023, I really hope this babushka is still going strong and healthy! ❤
She's alive :)
@@AndrejNikolov-xw2gi Thats awesome, how do you know?
The hard times and famines that lady has been through and she just pours food into a stranger's hands. That's a good lady.
Should mr bald be worried about eating those eggs?
Health ministry: yes
Babushka: no
3 headed chicken: no
This made my day
Lmao!!!
HAHAHHAHAHA LOL
XD
LMAO
No matter the skin color, nationality, religion and so on.. EVERY grandma forces you to eat and gives food with you when you leave. I love it.
A babuska is a babuska and they are caring, no matter where she is from
By the way I would want my sandwich back, please. Babuska made it for me
Old people.
A MA ZING!!! I always thought these grandma personality was about my italian nonnas and german omas... but MAN, babushkas give them a ride
Right
She is from a different part of the world, from a different background, different religion and a different race and still she is the same as my Arabic grandmothers who will never let me leave their houses without feeding me and sending prayers for me! I love every grandmother in the world.
May God bless and save them all .
Your God doesn't exist
She never lets the women leave the houses either lmao
This is the cutest old Babushka ever! Reminds me of my Portuguese grandma.
I think legally speaking she is your grandmother now
or his wife
@@rsd1987 or his daughter
@@sir_john_hammond He walked all the way to Arkansas
Бабушка
how is this not top comment? xD
Babushka's timeline
1. Rise of Soviet, Tyranny of Stalin
2. WW2
3. Death of Stalin
4. Chernobyl disaster
5. The collapse of the Soviet
6. A YTer visits her house and is being recognized by millions of people worldwide.
@CounterStrike211 And not just old
haha, from the middle of nowhere to the world!
wow that's a lot
Yo, that's crazy.
@CounterStrike211
noone should love that guy. he has tens of millions of innocents peoples blood on his hands. the early 1900s were an absolute disaster to the native European people. we lost so many great, heroic men and are now facing the disaster from nonEurpeans flooding in. disaster.
I love the fact that babushka calls bald “my child”
It's 2021, I really hope this babushka is still going strong and healthy! ❤️
Me too. God bless her
she died
@@aguywhoplaysroblox8798 how do you know?
@@unitedredoubl5511 my drunk friend told me
It’s 2024 and I hope she’s still going strong 🤞
What a dear old lady, strange to think she'll never know how many hearts she warmed!
Probably has never even used the internet crazy to think
I thought Bankrupt would bring her a bucket ?
quasimobius for?
@@onetwothreefourfive12345 I was thinking she was the old lady who told him that a gypsy stole the bucket she used to pull water up out of her water well. Maybe it was a different country granny?
@@quasimobius I was thinking the same thing about the bucket
It’s so strange to watch this and realize that these people will most likely never know how far their stories have reached across the globe.
Let that be a lesson for the good deeds you do on this earth, we never know how far and how many people can be positively affected by it
And how they are in a sense immortalized and can continue to tell their story forevermore
So damn true
Truly
true...
Bald.. after watching every one off your videos 10 times I wanna say this is by far what has hit me the most.. a son and his mom living together in a radioactive zone. I know you are currently in east Asia but please promise me something... that you will go visit this amazing family this upcoming year.... from the bottom of my heart thank you! (PS seeing you get banned from Russia was probably the hardest I had to go this year and especially harder if it was the same town where my dad and my moms mom are from, i am sorry!)
i second this...
He has been banned from Belarus for a while now, so I don’t think that it’s gonna happen, as much as I wish it would
@@Sniperboy5551 why?
@@Sniperboy5551 why Belarus too?
@@MrC00kieM0nst3r It sounds like the government reached out to him wanting him to make essentially propaganda films for the state and he refused.
Хочу, помимо всего прочего, особенно поблагодарить Бенджамина за то, что он всегда уделяет внимание в своих репортажах памятникам погибшим в Отечественной войне. Он всегда показывает фамилии павших, обращает внимание на какие то особенности- такие вот как в этом видео- список одинаковых фамилий. Спасибо, Бенджамин! Никто не забыт! Ничто не забыто!
"Three eggs is enough!"
"Quiet!!! At home you will eat them!"
Love that
That a hell of a lotta egg bake sht tons of sweet bread
Grandmas are allways the same. No matter the country
thats normal in serbia and russia and belarussia XD
old eastern europeanenan ways to show love :)
@@selversaitovic9590 Same in Slovakia XD
Hahaha.
-An unexpected guest!
-Eat Eat Eat!
the universal grandma mentality all across the world
Don't forget the "Sit down! I don't like when you stand!" Always sit properly and eat everything in grandma house, those are rules.
"3 is enough for me!..."
grandma:
Quiet at home you will eat them!
Hahahaha
In general eastern european rules xD... My family is fron ex jugoslavia and they are the exact same... When i stop eating they ask my dad whether im sick xDDD
same mentality here in Italy, can confirm!
Reminds me my Polish grandmother, they used to live same way .They been poor but any guest come into house they give away last of the food .Same thing with Vodka, both gradma& grandpa drink few in day and live to 102 yo .Thank you for showing us little bit forgotten times.
This Babushka has a heart of gold ❤️ so lovely and genuine, reminds me of my babushka who’s now gone 😢
Just some British dude walking through a radiated woodland in chernobyl with a hatchet and a camera talking to himself. We've all been there.
Yep, nothing strange.. also because there's no danger he lose his hair due to radiation ^_^
dann756 ... 😂
lol! 😂😂
I carry a chainsaw
Yeah call of duty 4 modern warfare
''SIT DOWN! I DON'T LIKE WHEN YOU STAND''. LOL
I believe that no man has the balls to say no to this old woman.
Except when she pours you soup
in Russian culture standing while eating is equivalent to walking under a ladder, cracking a mirror or a cat running across your path and most old people in Russia are extremely religious, so that's why the old lady was so mad.
I’m Indian lives in Canada & this touched my heart so much, grandma has no religion or country.. they are the same!
I return time and time again to this video, always reminds me to stay humble and thankful for what I've got, this Lady proves that life isn't about owning all the earth's treasures it's about loving life
@for the love of God And with you
What an incredible woman.
Bloodshed during WWII, all men killed during war, radiation contamination, fall of the Soviet Union and she's still in her place doing her best.
God bless Belarus and it's people.
@unknown person really!?
@@albertoaguilar9773 im pretty sure she was born in 1927, its stated in the video where they meet for the first time.
❤️
Well, she lives in povery and has an alcohol problem. The only success about her miserable life is that she is still alive.
@@bennoreuter4393 gives you a new perspective
You: What if they keep me in their dungeon?
Them: Who is this bald maniac coming to our peaceful village with an axe
He is Jon Frum! With lots of cargo!
* drink and eat together with great joy! *
They way she is floored over the a bag of groceries instills great gratitude deep in me. It's a privilege to see, thanks.
This is an incredibly tender video. You carrying the food, the grandma, her missing son. And the shots.
All unimaginably sweet.
My boy bald:
Three is enough!
Babushka:
*Q U I E T M O R T A L*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I GIVE YOU 100 EGGS
@@yaboihenry1946 Oh I don't need another 100 eggs!
@@vivek-zo2yy Like Babushka said:
Q U I E T M O R T A L
عرب
My favourite part is when she babushka snaps on the man haha “SIT DOWN I DON’T LIKE WHEN YOU STAND!”
prem wadhwani uhhh I know. I am a woman.
THAT AND I almost fell out of my chair when she took her shot .... "WHaaaa" 😖
Got a few shots in her and her whole personality changed 😂
my ruski mother in law says, you eat standing up like a horse.
Lmao
she warms my cold heart like no one else
It’s nice to know granny’s forcing food on people is a universal thing
Two people, from completely different cultures, completely different generations, coming together with friendship and hospitality. This is a really beautiful video.
Good observations
>Completly different cultures
>both indoeuropeans
vodka unites people, what can I say
@@segundonoacco3164 you think a British man, and a Soviet-generation Babushka are from the same culture? They are worlds apart.
vodka is all u need
What a sweet woman. Bless you for going back.
Yeah man, Grandmas were and will be the best (even if shes not your grandy)
Only 2 little bags?! You big spender.
Спасибо Вам за то что посетили мою родную Ветку. Сам из Ветки. В 1991 я с родителями переехал в Минск из за Чернобыля, а бабушки и дедушки мои остались в Ветке. Каждое лето с отцом приезжал в гости к бабушкам, золотое детство было. На Соже купался, ловил рыбу. Было круто!))
@Andrey Savchenko нет фамилия Литвинов, про Громыку знаю но не моя фамилия
Привет, я тоже с Полесья, но из Бреста. Должно быть, это захватывает дух, когда видишь свои родные места на видео такого большого блогера, который из дальних земель приехал именно сюда)
She is like my grandmother.🥰😇😊❤️❤️
Not gonna lie, her hospitality and gratitude got me teary eyed. Bald is just a great human being.
And me. last generation all over that part of the world are homely and friendly... Notice how they don't have much but still willing to give I love that about those people
I think being an old grandmother triggers something universal in the DNA. They are all the same. "Come in, sit down, eat eat eat, take this home, hugs and kisses, please come back to visit". Its like I was setting with my own grandmother 💕
David S For sure, my grandmother is the same. I come to visit and I leave with a full stomach. Of course some freshly baked bread and cakes to take home. Grandparents are a treasure.
The older generation a dying breed sadly , people dont know how easy we have it
Same thing in Portugal, with older people in villages. :)
sugo norte?
@@SH3RIFF187 I love the huge bag of eggs she wan'ts to give him, when I ask my granny for 3 I usually leave the house with 10! :D
My great respect to Grandma . I am fond of their generosity .
Reminds me so much of my grandma. I am lucky to still have her. She's turning 87 this year and still keeps inviting me over for lunch and sends me off with leftovers.
She didn’t have nothing for herself but still gave him everything
classic babushka, mine is the same lol
franku__ a I cried
Thats slavs for you.
TwylaAlejandra cuckold??
@@mpersson9595
R/thoughtguy
I'm so deeply touched. This is what being human is all about.
Bald could be the Anthony Bourdain
Bald is basics
I agree with you
Yaaas!!❤️❤️
True..it really is.
She outlived my grandmother by more than 10 years while living in the middle of nowhere in a radiation zone alone with her son.
🙏🏻It reminded me so bad about my own grandma who also lived in a tiny village in Gomel Region (Belarus) she was dressing exactly the same, she was talking exactly the same and she was also super kind and welcoming. I spent so much time there as a kid. My grandma had a horse and same tools for taking care of the soil before you plant anything in there. She had bunch of chickens, a cow, couple pigs, a dog and cats. I was riding bicycle through those birch trees till you literally don't feel your butt cuz it's not smooth road. And then next day you can't sit down🤣
All that nature of my home land, grandma and seeing all of that made me cry😭😭😭 this is my childhood🥺
Goodness my lovely Belarus and all the memories❤️❤️❤️ always in my heart no matter where I am...❤️
Понимаю тебя брат!)) Сам из Ветки.
@@Artlitv класс)) тогда уж сестра😁
@@FromBelarusToUSA значит сестра! А ты из какой деревни?
@@Artlitv я из Гомеля, но бабушка моя жила в деревне Зялёны Гай (зелёный сад) это недалеко от Азделино. Зялёны Гай настолько меленькая деревня, что там только один магазин и ферма. И две улицы домов. Школа была очень маленькая давно, но когда я была ребенком, она уже давно не работала. Наверное вы не знаете где такая маленькая деревня находится, но я дам наводкуб если ехать на автобусе с города в сторону костюковки, большевика, то дальше будет и Азделино, ну и родной Зялёны Гай))
@@FromBelarusToUSA напишу в инсту
SHES A STEREOTYPE OF A GRANNY, gives lots of love, makes you eat everything, and has a big heart, what a lovely babushka
Exactly, like my long gone babushka, I loved her veeeery much, and still do!
Cheers from Serbia!
you mean "archetype"
Tal como as nossas avós na província
@@edfer81 não há maior amor do que o da uma avó
Bom ver outras pessoas que falam português aqui! abraços!
I love how she treated you like her own child.
Me too.
That's how the world used to be. Now it's just "YOU DO YOU"
This was the first of your videos that I viewed over 2 years ago. With news today I hope these and other people you have connected us with throughout your travels and yourself will remain safe. Why is it always the people least able to defend themselves that seem to be in the path of Super powers with their own agendas?? Travelers like yourself have allowed myself and others to feel like we have connections throughout the world, friends we have never met. My soul is crying for all people who are involved and effected, through no choice of their own. High hopes for an end to hostilities soon. Stay safe my friend.
Ben, it's not a small thing at all to go to all that trouble to help these people. You're a very kind soul. Thank you so much.
Imagine being 90 and living in the middle of nowhere, where you hardly see any face. A guy who stumbled upon you a month ago came back to you visit you with treats.
Very cool,they think god send him
@@qjmikuromamatideba maybe he did...
@@alienwarex51i3 Maybe its Maybelline
@@lowresquail5528 lol
Dam. Her parents must’ve been born around the 1890/1900s.
"Don't be afraid. Dont be afraid I said!" - Pet psychology 101
"Is Russian cat, is fine, is not afraid." *panicked cat noises*
That was a bit funny indeed. But the translation may have changed what he actually said, or the way he said it.
thats russian for u 🤣🤣
Afraid only american
@@Engineer9736 nope, it didn't
As an African she reminds me of my tribal grandma. Same exact values. Never let a stranger leave your home hungry
The Belorussians appreciate kindness and decency. They always open-minded to every stranger with good intentions. My grandmother is belorussian. I'm not surprised with that granny. My granny died 2 months ago. She was 91 years old.
condolences brother
13:30 "Don't be afraid" *cat tries to get out of his grasp* "DON'T BE AFRAID I SAID" *HOLDS CAT TIGHTER*
If the cat is more scared of him than it was of before it will not resist comrade
Haha poor moggy
it may have seemed harsh but I think he was just training the cat, could even have been a small dog/puppy
Peta wants to know your location
rapey Davy right there
It's good to know that regardless of language or culture, all old ladies are the exact same, that kind of grandmotherly love is universal 😅 She's so sweet.
No?
@@NichtNameee hope u find peace in life
not all grandmas are sweet, there are all kinds, tough
@@kukkaFeatures dislike
@@mariopsota5806 Yeah, maybe because you're stupid or delusional or too young to understand. Never heard of Hänsel and Grätel? Not all old people are kind and wise.
I had to return to this video in these strange days....Hope they are safe there....Pray for the people ....
truly one of the most wholesome videos on the internet. you’re an amazing person for all you did for them :’)
Babushka is literally every Eastern European grandmother ever. Love her
Not in Poland
Yess
@@crazylemon9998 lol i went to buy a old car in poland from a elderly couple, and they welcomed me into their home for 2 hours and wouldn't let me leave until i ate their sandwiches, tea, and vodka. Then we finally signed over the car papers
yes my oime was so not sweet bt my aunt lony was and hans.from roseihiem
Yeah, they want to feed you to death and will easily overdrink you, but that's why we love them 😉❤ greetings from Poland!
Grandma(Babushka): I will not drink because I am a babushka.
2 minutes later: Takes another shot of vodka.
I think she did it because she didn't want to seem rude or ungrateful? Just a guess though. :)
well, to be fair, is vodka really alcohol to a babushka,?
@@lasolady just water for them i guess
Well Vodka translated into English means ‘little water’
Lava Hot
*Take to shots of vodka*
She's so wholesome. This melts my heart. Hope she's still alright.
Out of all the episodes I watched this has to be my favourite one. Thanx mate.
Loved this. This is the real deal, people who are poor have the biggest hearts. She will be talking about this all summer.
What i thought as well old people are not that much different all round the world are they its there leaders who should be ashamed of what they get up to
People with big hearts are poor because they are so giving.
@@yesmelud4846 What Ive noticed is that this is common sense. It's usually the countries with the biggest crimes whose people follow them blindly due to stronger manipulation. Most aggressive countries have the most patriotic people. By that I mean people who are not suspicious of the government, not people who are just proud of their culture. And it's these people who judge others the most. My point is, that if you have such negative views of people, maybe you are the most aggressive one of them all. Most people can separate government from civilians.
@@zztopz7090 If you are happy being run by a Mafia style cartel Good luck to you.....
yes true....its big subject to talk about...grandmas story always out of stock in such age. good for her.....hehe
She's like any grandmother in any country in the world
"Bless you my child, sit down, EAT!"
"no it's okay grandma, 3 is enough"
"QUIET, AT HOME YOU WILL EAT THEM"
"Come by and visit any time!"
There's a lot of negative press about eastern Europe/Russia in western media, it's videos like this that shows that we are all the same deep down
Out of all your videos, I like these eastern Europe ones the most, keep it up!
Eastern europeans are cool unless you play csgo with them
I dont know man, I have worse experience with the french and germans and swedish players.
Absolutely, I’m from Mexico and That’s correct lol
We really are man we really are
@@inasatok those are always the best for me maybe because im from holland, ive noticed turks and russians only like their own
It's so great to hear her welcome you like the family you're a good man, and she called you her son. Great videos.
These videos make me so happy. I’m actually very depressed right now and today had been particular hard. I stumbled across your vids and it has been refreshing. Thank u!
They have nothing and still give guest everything. God bless
Yes, its pure goodness. 👵🏼If the whole planet Earth 🌍 were like that then it would be Havenly planet, and at this point it’s an aggressive and greedy place.
@@alien111star we would be in cages, honestly you are well brainwashed, greedy are exactly poor leftists like you who would just steal everything from those more successful ... greedy are not those who have large targets, they create the market, you just exploit it
@@Mr.Caligos you mad bro??
@@stainurbex8001 no I'm intelligent and you tard
@@Mr.Caligos what's the use anyway.
Man: *pats the cat* Don't be afraid.
Cat: *tries to run away*
Man: *holds the cat* Don't be afraid I said!
ThornySnailPictures I thought that was so bizarre 🤣🤣
@@ItsMeChrisB23 why? He sees that his cat is afraid and tries to stop it from being afraid. Sometimes people and animals need this type of interaction without too much speaking, just the touch. You can't explain everything with words, especially to animals
The cat doesn't speak Belarus, he wandered in from Ukraine.
ThornySnailPictures hehe cats don't know english
@@afrosheenix damn, should've used that explanation
This one really got to me.
Thinking all the things this lady has seen and lived through.
So glad you did this Benjamin!💖
This was the most touching thing I have seen in a long time
Best part:
"3 is enough for me!..."
Grandma:
"QUIET YOU FOOL!"
Типичная бабушка одним словом.
@@vasiltrojanov-bojanov8270 Да хахаха
If a old lady makes food, you must eat all of it, it's a universal rule
"You will live another 100 years."
"Oh child, 100 more years I dont need."
That line just shows how much she’s been through
What's so surprising here? I'd like to see how you would feel after holodomor, nazis, Stalin's iron fist, deportations, another holodomor, Chernobyl accident, break up of the Soviet union and then the government abandons you for good.
@@BarrettKillz Nothing about it is surprising, its just a fascinating example of life experience and wisdom. Relax.
@@BarrettKillz forgot Russians invading :) and shooting at civilians
@@BarrettKillz Free at last!
The generosity of the grandmother is touching 🙏 she has so little yet gave him so much.
Good hearted woman... A rare thing these days, she was raised properly.
Bald didn't bring goodies, he brought humanity.
👌
Haha you thought the babushka would let you leave with only 3 eggs? NO, here's 30 more!
What a fantastic woman.. she's been through much and appreciative to the max. Fantastic..
The fact that he walked 15km with heavy bags of groceries is incredible! I would have died after 1km lol
motherly love
"eat eat eat "
so loving :D
Ironic that your picture is a potato
kg b vodka
Also, "shut up and don't say no, you're taking the eggs, I didn't ask" XD hahaha
She offered you everything she had-eggs. Dude, she probably talks about you daily. This is just so adorable.
That interaction @ 7:15 when you were leaving and saying goodbye… Man that hit me, having lost my great grandma and also my grandma this year from Covid.
Hug your grandmas and tell them you love them….
I hope they are ok..
Hopefully as they are on the Belarussian side of the border.
You should bring polaroid camera and take a picture with them so they can have a photo with you
Tong Eats really good idea
Superb idea!
@@RavelPreet I second it, especially those who have dementia in the exclusion zone, he could write a note in Russian detailing who he is, when the visit was, so at least they'd know and remember the sweet man who showed up brought groceries and have a good moment in the terrible environment of the exclusion zone.
Defo
Tong Eats I was thinking the same thing he should😂
thanks a lot for your videos!
12:57 she's saying "i stood there and saw someone familiar coming here but i thought "no, how can he be here? he is from far away"
I want you to know I am grateful for the translation. You are a saint.
oh so the babushka did remember him, how sweet
Thanks for that :)
Thank you!
Maria O. Thank you 😊
Oh this babushka, she makes me miss my grandmother so much. She was so similar, as soon as you came to her house, no matter what, it was always eat eat eat! And when you left, she would give us so much food to take home. I miss her so very much.
like mine , I miss her too
so heartwarming you returned with all those yummy groceries. Great episode.
I cried when she gaves him eggs.
She's so cute and pure!
I looked up the coordinates and wrote on google reviews about her, people all found it because this channel, has a ton of views and likes 😄
Yup. Me too.
i mean the eggs prob have radiation but it was cute
Me too
@@kevinrichardson7616 she's been living for 93 years in radiation zone and still tough to do house work and other stuff, is it possible? i think the radiation thing is bullshit
13:10 "Oh my beloved child" 15:56 "Because you traveled and came to me. My God!" 16:02 "because I think that, you as a stranger to me, still came and... thank you my child!" 17:03 "They shot artillery shells over to our village. Some hit, but others didn't."
Thank you!
❤
Is the translation of what babuska was talking?
ARTILLERY SHELLS? BLOODY HELL!
Pasiba my Russki Gopnik. I am learning the language
The old lady fills my heart with joy. She is an exact copy of my grandma in her attitude to treat guests!
Thank you so much for being charitable to the people of Belarus and showing us from the good light. You are an amazing person Benjamin.