I have read transportation isn't what the American politicians are interested in investing making the general public go for cars and petrol based dependency, is that right?
lol in Germany, we make fun of the DB all the time because our public transport is corrupt as hell and controlled by the big car companys (Daimler, BMW, VW, Audi, Porsche) who deliberately makes them bad, expensive and late. Sad to hear that you have it worse in the US.
I know for a fact this video was filmed in like March or May last year and that's how long I've been waiting for it. Ben got laid off earlier this year and I'm always going to miss him in these videos, I'm glad I finally got to see this. You guys basically went on a honeymoon together and I love it 😄😁
@@leticiamourao5116 you thought he was the son of Buzzfeed's CEO? He was just a video producer, and yes he got laid off earlier this year with a bunch of other very talented people. Also I don't think Buzzfeed's CEO has any kids over the age of ten yet.
Steven was so excited on this trip you can tell!! He seemed so soft and goofy! I’m glad we finally got to see it! My friend and I have been waiting for so long!!! 😭
Well, we have the interstate system where you can drive all over the US. Europeans love to rent an RV and drive the US. Us Americans go to Europe and love their trains. So it just depends on what you want to do. You can take a cheap flight with a budget airline and get to your destination quicker.
@@LVWerewolf well thats to say that there arent much alternatives for traveling around in the US, and youre certainly referring to germans, those ones loves RVs and driving in general.
they made it look like it‘s one train company, but actually the ticket just allows you to get on different trains in different countries. it seemed they took the expensive version too, in order to be in first class. but even in the regular class, going by trains through Europe is fantastic
But it made sense. Most americans didnt know about the possibility of a Interrail or EuroRail ticket.. Thats so sad because that is the way to go.. to not care about the transportation, just experience the travel
@@segazora it's like a cruise. A little taste to help you decide where to spend more time later. When you only get maybe 10 days off a year you just can't do a deep dive everywhere.
This made me realise two, semi-related things. One: I goddamn wish I could travel so badly sdfjkhksdfhd I love travelling Two: Travelling with Steven would be a good time and I want it to happen. He's so cute and a good laugh and that's what you need in a travelling buddy
Oh, I did one of these trips with a friend of mine this summer. It was awesome. We went from Berlin to Basel, than to Barcelona and afterwards via Paris and Bruxelles to Amsterdam and back to Berlin. It was so much fun. 😃
The only practical places are the North East and the West Coast. They have the population density. Other places have too much wide open spaces. Then there are problems getting the land and protecting the lines from vandals. It would take years, if not decades of court fights to get the necessary land.
@@recoil53 and would drastically cut costs for everyone traveling and the health cost of transport so its worth it. great way to increase tourism to places to better the economy in places that aren't already part of the top 10 economic centers in the world.
@@davidnguyen6823 That's pretty cool. I don't think I'm that far. My mother tongue is hungarian. I speak near native english. Have some familiarity with german, french, turkish, japanese, chinese and mongolian, and a very basic familiarity with biblical hebrew. But genuinely speak? Far less.
Balázs Szűcs yeah that's definitely impressive too! I speak Danish, Vietnamese, English and German, but have a good understanding of Latin, Japanese, but with Danish I'm also able to communicate, including reading Norwegian and swedish, but I don't count them too much, so almost same situation
Traveling alone is one of the most rewarding things! If you are unsure you might want to do a small trip first alone (maybe just a daytrip) and see how it feels?
I'd prefer to visit ONE country for 7 days instead of 7 different countries (just a couple hours for each one, that's kinda insulting for each country 😅)
I live in the netherlands and in Europe I have been to:Belgium, france, luxemburg, spain, germany,denmark, sweden, austria, czech, switzerland, italy, uk, slovenia and turkey if you count that in Europe and I will probably go to hungary this year
@@alliemay616 nope you have 30 travel days (which you often even can spread out longer than 30 days), a travel day means you can take all trains you want for 24 hours. And with this pass you have 30 of these travel days :) for some you have to buy additional reservations. But it's indeed very cheap way to get around in Europe. For Europeans it's called interrail and is often even a little cheaper :)
3:56 Tunnel Fact! The 2 tunnel machines that dug the Chunnel (Channel Tunnel) started on the opposite ends in England and France, when they got to the middle they just had the UK one turn slightly off the tunnel path and sealed the machine inside.
8:13 - If you have never had one of these before, theyre called "Chimney Cakes" and yes, they're as delicious as they look. They vary a bit by country, but normally in Prague (especially in the summer) they'll fill them with ice cream and nutella usually topped off with whipped creme. In Winter theyre smothered in sugar and cinnamon.
Just a fun fact : in my country, with the current exchange rate, you can survive for 2 months with $524 per person. That already include small low class room for one people, cheap foods, and other necessities.
It was so fun to watch. I would love to see more from this trip. I actually live in Germany and I go by train nearly everywhere. I don't even have a car. Seeing them do this also reminds me of a trip I did once when visiting France, Great Britain and Switzerland.
Steven and Ben should've posted their own vlog video on their own channel, it could be an hr or more long and i'll still watch it. When Steven and Ben were going on rides and trying different food and sweets, i wanted to watch that part the most.
Maybe you find it not amazing or great or cool or whatever. But I'm just happy that they visited this little country, which a lot of people don't even know about. And we both have our opinion about it; but that ain't my point. I'm just grateful, hope you are too.
Sophia Buckley what would you recommend for traveling around europe? I’m planning a trip to Switzerland, Germany and maybe one or two more if I find a good deal.
Mac Hop get an interail pass (if you are under 27 it‘s super cheap) i‘d recommend 7 days in 1 month (2. class is 250€ something) that means you can take the train on 7 days within a month and i‘d say you should definitely visit the netherlands, austria, italy, hungary those countries are my favourite!! switzerland is very beautiful but SO FRICKIN EXPENSIVE you can’t even imagine. if you are travelling on a budget you should stay in hostels (it’s what most young people do, you’ll meet a lot of students and it’s super fun if you are open to it) or airbnbs (if you travel with someone else)
@@machop1915 Where are you from? Interrail is indeed quite cheap, but unfortunately it's only available for Europeans and non-Europeans who live in a European country
As much as this inspired me to go. I need more info. Did you pay for hotels? Did you have to pay for the flight as part of the package? Did they give you an itinerary? I need a breakdown of what happened to know if it's worth it!
2:06 in to this vid and I’ve surmised that the amount in the title of the vid doesn’t include a LOT of things! Including air fare to get to Europe, food, lodging, any sightseeing or souvenirs.
I was also using eurail during my euro trip. It was a pleasant experience, but you need to be aware that their customer service response time are sucks. Also, the train system is pretty confusing as your ticket and seat reservation are two different item, so you need to have both of them.
524$?? you must of stayed very "tourist" spots, cause some spots in the areas are like 14$ a night and can get cheap train tickets... You legit could get 12x more traveling if budget
It's funny seeing Americans reacting so over top excited about trains which in Europe we kinda just use as everyday transport. I guess maybe we take them for granted
you'll find that busses are more affordable than any of the trains tho (or flights. anything but trains) but go and explore our landscapes! i'm also really tempted to book something to italy (or anything warmer than germany and with a coastline) now wow anybody wanna come :D
This Episode is entertaining and all but my question is, did Steven ask Andrew 1st or did he go with this guy directly??? life if u also wanna know!!!!
Worth It is Steven's series, not Andrew's. The Worth It Lifestyles have typically been without Andrew, or only with him in the background because they were doing multiple shoots that trip (except the chair episode).
Americans getting this excited about trains is why the US needs a better railway system
We do have a railway system. It's just for freight. We don't have independent passenger rails.
we basically don’t lol only trains i see around here carry coal
Not just the railway system
@@degraves2003 We dont have independent passenger railway lines either in europe...
@@degraves2003 we neither. We just have one system over here in europe for passengers and cargo
This video should’ve been at least an hour long!!! We need more from this trip.
True a minimum of 30 min. Amersdam was a blurr. That what they said!🤣
They should have gone to paris
Before Belgium with the eurostar
I mean with the Eiffel Tower, notre dame, the food and much more
This video is basically a commercial.
American rail systems are an archaic joke compared to trains in Europe and most Asian countries
I have read transportation isn't what the American politicians are interested in investing making the general public go for cars and petrol based dependency, is that right?
And that‘s while the european rail systems are far from perfect...
Train in the US is for freight not for human.
lol in Germany, we make fun of the DB all the time because our public transport is corrupt as hell and controlled by the big car companys (Daimler, BMW, VW, Audi, Porsche) who deliberately makes them bad, expensive and late. Sad to hear that you have it worse in the US.
"How much quid you got"
I...
As a Brit I almost spat out my tea.
*tongue pop*
Why?
@@DaVinciXw A quid is £1. So like "How much 1 pound you got" is incorrect I guess?
Lol
It's like saying "how much bucks you got"
Meanwhile in the US: I‘ll try to visit 7 states in a week
These countries are just as close as our states. If you're travel east coast to west. Unfortunately our trains dont work that way
One of the reasons I became a commercial truck driver :)
@@2001eloc how many states have you been to?
@@laurens.6326I only started a year ago and Ive At least driven through 21 of them
@@2001eloc cool
7:08 "they have this trash bin here, you can fill it with your jokes" 🤣🤣🤣
Tina Doerksen Oml I died😂😂😂
I know for a fact this video was filmed in like March or May last year and that's how long I've been waiting for it.
Ben got laid off earlier this year and I'm always going to miss him in these videos, I'm glad I finally got to see this. You guys basically went on a honeymoon together and I love it 😄😁
He got laid off? From Buzzfeed?
He got laid off? I thought he was the owner son and didnt think that was possible
laid off?
I forgot about Ben, I didn’t know he’d been laid off. He was always fun to watch in videos
@@leticiamourao5116 you thought he was the son of Buzzfeed's CEO?
He was just a video producer, and yes he got laid off earlier this year with a bunch of other very talented people.
Also I don't think Buzzfeed's CEO has any kids over the age of ten yet.
Disclaimer: they didn’t add on the plane ticket price to get there to Europe
Because not everyone needs a plane to get to Europe 🙂
@@rebeccacochrane1039 Disclaimer: not everyone needs a plane to get to Europe. lol :)
Rebecca Cochrane but she’s saying that because they’re American and from California.
@@dorissantiago9685 yes, but that's why they e not included it in their total, i think Al😊
@@rebeccacochrane1039 That's true. They may have used accumulated reward miles.
Its called Inter railing and students love doing this in Europe. The EU recently started giving out free passes to EU Citizens on their 18th birthday.
Names are drawn from a hat right?
In Brussels - no Belgian beer.
In Berlin - drinking Westmalle Tripel.
Yeah and in Brussels they had Paulaner haha.
eating waffles in amsterdam
Steven was so excited on this trip you can tell!! He seemed so soft and goofy! I’m glad we finally got to see it! My friend and I have been waiting for so long!!! 😭
We need a “Now that’s refreshing” t-shirt with Ben’s face on it.
That was the most Americanised version of London ever 😂😂
Can we talk about Ben’s Beatboxing skills
This video was more about the train then the actual title
It's pathetic that the US doesn't even have a high speed rail.
Go start a high speed train system then no ones stoping you.
Well, we have the interstate system where you can drive all over the US.
Europeans love to rent an RV and drive the US. Us Americans go to Europe and love their trains. So it just depends on what you want to do. You can take a cheap flight with a budget airline and get to your destination quicker.
Canada doesn't either...sigh
Ben Baker actually there are many people stopping you. It‘s not like you can just change landscapes thateasily by your own. Even in the US
@@LVWerewolf well thats to say that there arent much alternatives for traveling around in the US, and youre certainly referring to germans, those ones loves RVs and driving in general.
9:53 you're supposed to drink it out the package😂 it's like a smoothie
they made it look like it‘s one train company, but actually the ticket just allows you to get on different trains in different countries. it seemed they took the expensive version too, in order to be in first class. but even in the regular class, going by trains through Europe is fantastic
This was a commercial for a train and had nothing to do with traveling through Europe :(
PastyPuertoRican they made it look like that, but it‘s not a train company. it‘s just a ticket through europe. it’s a eu-thing
Facts baby I really wish they did actually make videos about traveling
Guess who sponsored this video?
But it made sense. Most americans didnt know about the possibility of a Interrail or EuroRail ticket..
Thats so sad because that is the way to go.. to not care about the transportation, just experience the travel
Hi
This is the good wholesome content we need.
BuzzFeed: uploads video
Me: *Now that's refreshing!!!!*
LMAO
Is it possible to post your itinerary from this trip? I’d love to plan a similar trip, but I’m curious about which days you stayed in a hotel.
don't spend just one day in a country, it's practically an insult to those countries
@@segazora it's like a cruise. A little taste to help you decide where to spend more time later. When you only get maybe 10 days off a year you just can't do a deep dive everywhere.
When Ben said "Rumor has it there's a shower in here", Steven should've said "There's no rumor. It's a train fact."
I live in belgium and. I went to Brussels and i think i saw you to I’m so mad that i didn’t recognise you guys
i'm spending my money the wrong way.....
most relatable
comment ever
Them two in awe of being in bed on that train was so wholesome 😭
I went backpacking in Europe for 16 days , I went to 22 cities and 11 countries . Best experience of my life ❤️
Which all cities u visited?
What cities
Hello. Would like to ask for your itinerary. Thanks in advance
This made me realise two, semi-related things.
One: I goddamn wish I could travel so badly sdfjkhksdfhd I love travelling
Two: Travelling with Steven would be a good time and I want it to happen. He's so cute and a good laugh and that's what you need in a travelling buddy
"We're in a tunnel. I am a funnel. I like to eat." Bars 🔥🔥🔥
Oh, I did one of these trips with a friend of mine this summer. It was awesome. We went from Berlin to Basel, than to Barcelona and afterwards via Paris and Bruxelles to Amsterdam and back to Berlin. It was so much fun. 😃
How much did your whole trip cost with food and bed
I wish the US had high quality high speed trains like Europe. We have the Acela but the Eurostar is faster. And Acela lounges feel so outdated
Avery the Cuban-American yeah, especially in the Midwest
upfront costs are very high and american markets are greedy and oil subsidized so wont happen without a social change
Avery the Cuban-American I see you everywhere
The only practical places are the North East and the West Coast. They have the population density. Other places have too much wide open spaces.
Then there are problems getting the land and protecting the lines from vandals. It would take years, if not decades of court fights to get the necessary land.
@@recoil53 and would drastically cut costs for everyone traveling and the health cost of transport so its worth it. great way to increase tourism to places to better the economy in places that aren't already part of the top 10 economic centers in the world.
Wow, more than two languages! ... To become a primary teacher in Switzerland, in some places you have to speak three xD
Well, it makes sense. Switzerland has four official languages.
Two languages is easy. I personally speak and understand 7, so 2 is nothing.
@@davidnguyen6823 That's pretty cool. I don't think I'm that far. My mother tongue is hungarian. I speak near native english. Have some familiarity with german, french, turkish, japanese, chinese and mongolian, and a very basic familiarity with biblical hebrew. But genuinely speak? Far less.
Balázs Szűcs yeah that's definitely impressive too! I speak Danish, Vietnamese, English and German, but have a good understanding of Latin, Japanese, but with Danish I'm also able to communicate, including reading Norwegian and swedish, but I don't count them too much, so almost same situation
@@davidnguyen6823 Awesome. I really want to learn latin in the future. And sanskrit. People claim it is super hard, so I have to try it.
"I'm part German" ~ while in Austria 😂
i mean... they do speak german in austria (kinda. not that anybody can understand them but y'know)
Because he said something in german because they speak german in austria !
@@lisa_vxng hahaha I'm from Austria, that made me laugh so hard (also, people from Bavaria can understand us )
not only bavaria. whole switzerland as well... ;)
That hurts me so bad, i had to review it and laugh over it.
I wanna go interrailing around Europe. I just need to find a friend first.
Go alone! Such a cool experience meeting new people all over!
Ill go with you!
Would love to join u
you can go alone and if you stay in hostels, you will get to know people easily and many hostels are very social!
Traveling alone is one of the most rewarding things! If you are unsure you might want to do a small trip first alone (maybe just a daytrip) and see how it feels?
‘Ben’s Bathroom Breakdown’, honestly not what I expected
When you live in Europe and haven’t even been to 7 countries in Europe 😂
Anna Huiberts lol I've only been in Sweden and the UK
I'd prefer to visit ONE country for 7 days instead of 7 different countries (just a couple hours for each one, that's kinda insulting for each country 😅)
@@bigdraco2994 Thank you, I feel so cosmopolitan now, having done Lund, Malmo, Copenhagen and Dublin.
That's just sad
I live in the netherlands and in Europe I have been to:Belgium, france, luxemburg, spain, germany,denmark, sweden, austria, czech, switzerland, italy, uk, slovenia and turkey if you count that in Europe and I will probably go to hungary this year
Wait so the $524 is just the train pass? What about everything else?
Emilia Modrusan yeah but for the entire 30 days. That’s pretty crazy.
Rachel Seidel I thought it was only for 24 hours or 1 day
3 weeks of eurpopa including flight tickets. Will costs you around 2.5k. Flights start at $6 (low season)
@@alliemay616 nope you have 30 travel days (which you often even can spread out longer than 30 days), a travel day means you can take all trains you want for 24 hours. And with this pass you have 30 of these travel days :) for some you have to buy additional reservations. But it's indeed very cheap way to get around in Europe. For Europeans it's called interrail and is often even a little cheaper :)
Clarinalein ah that sounds like a much better deal lol
I feel so inspired to go back to Europe now wow
I feel inspired to work four jobs to even remotely travel a few miles outside of my state.
3:56 Tunnel Fact! The 2 tunnel machines that dug the Chunnel (Channel Tunnel) started on the opposite ends in England and France, when they got to the middle they just had the UK one turn slightly off the tunnel path and sealed the machine inside.
8:13 - If you have never had one of these before, theyre called "Chimney Cakes" and yes, they're as delicious as they look. They vary a bit by country, but normally in Prague (especially in the summer) they'll fill them with ice cream and nutella usually topped off with whipped creme. In Winter theyre smothered in sugar and cinnamon.
It's a kürtőskalács and it's from Romania and Hungary
The fact that you have to explain why you're whispering ON A TRAIN is soooooo american
hahhah so they experienced interrail, but like for people with money
Yes lmao what even is a board restaurant... or the privacy of a hotel room
Yeah cuz I did the UK-paris trip and I didn't get any food 🤣 so yeah this must be the first class pass.
0:48 being a British that impression was the best I have heard in my life that’s got my approval
“I mean, más o menos” man I miss this guy!
Just a fun fact :
in my country, with the current exchange rate, you can survive for 2 months with $524 per person. That already include small low class room for one people, cheap foods, and other necessities.
Duno Watudu Food & Travel Where are you from?
@@annayuan2831 Indonesia, and I live in the capital city of Jakarta
No one:
Not a single soul:
Steven: “it kinda looks like Ohio right now”
we want a tlc series in europe with these two. They could be in a really wholesome feel-good travel movie also.
CZECH REPUBLIC? We are included??? Yaaaaay, makes me sooo happy, everyone usually forgets us!
Exactly
Jen škoda, že v nás vidí party město, přitom Praha má tolik co nabídnout, než jen falešný absinth a trdelníky.
$524??? **cries in broke**
wigconic that’s not bad for a week though
🤣 I relate hard to this
The US needs to get ahead of the clean energy game
9:55 its fruit puree to make bellinis with the champagne!
i'm from switzerland and i was interrailing this summer. quite affordable for a teen to travel like this and you can see so many countries!
It was so fun to watch. I would love to see more from this trip.
I actually live in Germany and I go by train nearly everywhere. I don't even have a car.
Seeing them do this also reminds me of a trip I did once when visiting France, Great Britain and Switzerland.
"What do you call an autotune artist in a storm? - darude sandstorm duh
They TOTALY stopped by the local hash caffé in Amsterdam
Steven and Ben should've posted their own vlog video on their own channel, it could be an hr or more long and i'll still watch it. When Steven and Ben were going on rides and trying different food and sweets, i wanted to watch that part the most.
Now that's refreshing... "Awwwww, noooooooo"
Does anyone else remember when one drink was all Stephen could handle? He's becoming such a lush! Lol
Fun fact about Verona. Every year around Valentines day thousands of letters are sent to Juliet Capulet (Romeo and Juliet)looking for love advice.
🌻Ben is just like major husband material🌻
lol, one single shot of a random plaza in Verona, that’s it.
FINALLY! A EUROPIAN TRIP WHERE THEY VISIT BELGIUUMMM 😍😍 thank youuu
EXACTLY
Brussels is the most overrated city I've ever visited in my entire life, I'm sorry xD But Brugge was quite cool
Belgium ia not that great haha
Maybe you find it not amazing or great or cool or whatever. But I'm just happy that they visited this little country, which a lot of people don't even know about. And we both have our opinion about it; but that ain't my point. I'm just grateful, hope you are too.
João Cravidão facts!! and i live in brussels
omg that T-rain joke 🤣 Can Steven get any more adorable? And that cheeky giggle lol!
Steven only wanted to go to Italy he didn't care about the other countries😂😂😂
Sure the train is $524, but let’s add the flights from the US to UK + hotel expenses + food + passes ..... very expensive
I mean it's literally seven countries what do you expect, and they probably chose first class restaurants and seats sooo
in the uk its called inter railing and $524 is expensive for 7 days lmao
Sophia Buckley what would you recommend for traveling around europe? I’m planning a trip to Switzerland, Germany and maybe one or two more if I find a good deal.
But the lady at the beginning said it was for 30 days. They just only used 7 days in the video.
Mac Hop get an interail pass (if you are under 27 it‘s super cheap) i‘d recommend 7 days in 1 month (2. class is 250€ something) that means you can take the train on 7 days within a month and i‘d say you should definitely visit the netherlands, austria, italy, hungary those countries are my favourite!! switzerland is very beautiful but SO FRICKIN EXPENSIVE you can’t even imagine. if you are travelling on a budget you should stay in hostels (it’s what most young people do, you’ll meet a lot of students and it’s super fun if you are open to it) or airbnbs (if you travel with someone else)
@@machop1915 Where are you from? Interrail is indeed quite cheap, but unfortunately it's only available for Europeans and non-Europeans who live in a European country
ines unfortunately I’m from the “wonderful” state of Alabama in the US
1:15 sounded like “it's a pressure to have you here“ xD
Buzzfeed this is the content I’m talking about!! So great, loved learning about the eurorail system!!
Chilling in a German ICE while watching the video. Now that feels classy.
I’m sorry but I just can’t deal with Andrew not being there 😭
This isn’t Worth It food.
The giant smile, and "It's not scary" for the toilet flush...priorities. I totally get this. 😁
"One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood."
Y'all just basically ate your way through Europe.
Cool. 😎
Are they really drinking german beer in Belgium and Belgian beer In Germany? bruh
I just did a 3.5 week Eurotrip, went to 5 countries, and
saw a soccer game in every country.
Not to mention trains are much better for the environment that planes! Next time I go back I’m definitely going to try out the Eurail system
Yes interrailing! Such a great way not to destroy the planet when there’s a sustainable option to travel
Hell yes. Right with you on that.
Not sure when this is filmed but Eurostar goes to The Netherlands now too!!! It is very convenient and relatively cheap if you book it in advance!
As much as this inspired me to go. I need more info. Did you pay for hotels? Did you have to pay for the flight as part of the package? Did they give you an itinerary? I need a breakdown of what happened to know if it's worth it!
I would like to arrange a tour like this for my parents someday.
“mas o menos” 😭😭😭
2:06 in to this vid and I’ve surmised that the amount in the title of the vid doesn’t include a LOT of things! Including air fare to get to Europe, food, lodging, any sightseeing or souvenirs.
They got the Netherlands, eat Belgium waffels and drink German beer
"What is quid"
I'm wheezing
That's pounds £
@@aidanclarke6106 I know what it means in British too lmao 😂
Big Oof .-. 😂🤣 Sorry I've misunderstood
@@aidanclarke6106 lmao it's cool 😂😂
Ok this clearly cost more than $524 dollars.
I was also using eurail during my euro trip. It was a pleasant experience, but you need to be aware that their customer service response time are sucks. Also, the train system is pretty confusing as your ticket and seat reservation are two different item, so you need to have both of them.
These two really connect well! I wish Ben was still in Buzzfeed
As a Brit i felt personally attacked inside the first 3 minutes
524$?? you must of stayed very "tourist" spots, cause some spots in the areas are like 14$ a night and can get cheap train tickets... You legit could get 12x more traveling if budget
where is this bro? can you recommend it to me?
I know a place in Venice where you can stay for less than €15/night
I’m pretty sure that was just the price of the first class pass for the trains!
You must not have watched the video because it was very obvious that they were talking about the cost of the transportation
You can easily see they hit very "tourist' area's. just take a little stroll off the path. they generally hit a "target" area
During Covid I appreciate being able to travel through your videos right now
It's funny seeing Americans reacting so over top excited about trains which in Europe we kinda just use as everyday transport. I guess maybe we take them for granted
This is definitely gonna be on my bucket list 😍
you'll find that busses are more affordable than any of the trains tho (or flights. anything but trains) but go and explore our landscapes! i'm also really tempted to book something to italy (or anything warmer than germany and with a coastline) now wow anybody wanna come :D
No one on this world says ello governor
11:34 Steven, I trust you will get though the first verse one day LOL
I still remember when they did Worth It together a while back. Now Ben's gone😭
I think you guys had a more successful trip to europe than peter parker
This Episode is entertaining and all but my question is, did Steven ask Andrew 1st or did he go with this guy directly???
life if u also wanna know!!!!
Fa Sailo13 - this was filmed a few months ago and I think that was when Andrew was out of town.
Worth It is Steven's series, not Andrew's. The Worth It Lifestyles have typically been without Andrew, or only with him in the background because they were doing multiple shoots that trip (except the chair episode).
they are such an iconic duo!!! please release some bonus cuts of the footage!
And then for the more expensive part for Worth It, they take the Orient Express back to London......
The Eurostar probably used 90% of the budget 😂
that and the night train