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[00:00:30] As for Finland, a huge problem is
[00:00:34] the single currency. At some point, this will be very expensive
[00:00:37] for taxpayers.
[00:00:40] We jointly cover the debts of other
[00:00:42] countries.
[00:00:48] Finland pays an additional 10 billion to the economic stimulus
[00:00:52] package.
[00:00:54] And gets back about 2 billion. Not a very profitable
[00:00:57] deal.
[00:02:04] In Tampere, blood sausage is washed down
[00:02:06] with milk.
[00:02:14] An interesting
[00:02:15] combination.
[00:02:22] Having fortified myself with milk and cereal, I'm trying
[00:02:24] to digest the euroscepticism of my tribesmen, whom I
[00:02:28] met at Kios.
[00:03:00] strengthened the feeling of national
[00:03:02] identity. This has always been a problem for
[00:03:06] large parties. I think during the Euro crisis, when
[00:03:09] collateral was required, it was the party
[00:03:13] True Finns
[00:03:15] that stood behind this. Shortly before that, they won their first big victory in the
[00:03:18] elections. And their deputies got 40
[00:03:22] seats in parliament. They took such a tough stance precisely because of the fears
[00:03:25] of the True Finns. In my
[00:03:29] opinion, now.
[00:05:05] This is a rural area, everything depends on how
[00:05:08] problematic the region where you live is, here.
[00:05:12] We managed to get investment subsidies of
[00:05:16] 20%.
[00:05:19] This was very beneficial at the initial stage.
[00:05:22] 20% in Estonia people start protesting if
[00:05:25] the European Union pays less than 80%.
[00:05:27] Yes, and you are happy with 20%? Yes, at least
[00:05:30] something. We have a very small economy, we depend on
[00:05:33] trade. Our exports are mainly directed to European
[00:05:37] countries. Therefore, it is very important to get rid of customs
[00:05:41] barriers and similar things: we don't get a lot of money from
[00:05:44] the European Union, but we get benefits
[00:05:47] that help develop our small community,
[00:05:51] thereby contributing to the growth of Finland as
[00:05:54] a state.
[00:06:02] Coronavirus has dealt a serious blow to the economy,
[00:06:05] with pharmaceutical companies and disinfectant
[00:06:09] manufacturers being the exception. Yes.
[00:06:14] What do you produce, medicines or antiseptics?
[00:06:17] Antiseptics? And everything happens here? Yes. On March
[00:06:21] 12, we received a photo from Southern Finland.
[00:06:24] A half-liter bottle of antiseptic cost 38 euros and 50
[00:06:28] cents. Half a liter,
[00:06:31] cool.
[00:06:33] We thought that this should not be done when people are
[00:06:36] in trouble.
[00:06:38] After making calculations, we realized that we could
[00:06:40] release it.
[00:07:12] hotels had to lay off many workers, the situation
[00:07:16] is difficult,
[00:07:19] accept a small gift that will help you not to forget
[00:07:22] Estonia. I know that this is a favorite national drink among
[00:07:26] Finns.
[00:07:28] As they say, Lonkero gives strength. It
[00:07:32] traveled several hundred kilometers with me and got
[00:07:35] thoroughly warm.
[00:07:39] It's about to boil, so come to Estonia.
[00:07:43] Of course, Estonia is beautiful, good people, so to your
[00:07:46] health. Chilled Lonkero
[00:07:50] version. Gin and
[00:07:52] tonic. I can only smell it, I'm
[00:07:55] driving.
[00:08:00] Great
[00:08:00] smell.
[00:08:09] Do Finns still believe in the EU, or are they tired of this mess?
[00:10:48] I haven't heard that people don't want to go there, I also don't think that people don't go to Estonia
[00:10:51] because of the coronavirus.
[00:11:25] Business is going well in this interesting era of
[00:11:27] coronavirus,
[00:11:30] I think the era of coronavirus is already ending, people are still
[00:11:33] wearing masks, we keep our distance, disinfect
[00:11:37] our hands, I constantly wash my hands, we
[00:11:40] are vigilant, but everything is calm,
[00:11:44] many cafes went bankrupt this
[00:11:45] spring,
[00:11:49] yes, some bars and cafes went bankrupt
[00:11:51] or barely made ends meet, it was difficult.
[00:11:55] I've heard many such stories,
[00:12:14] I've heard that not far from Helsinki port there is a restaurant
[00:12:18] that brings its raw materials from stores and pays nothing for
[00:12:22] it,
[00:12:24] like. Entering the Loop restaurant through the back door, I witnessed
[00:12:27] the process of sorting vegetables.
[00:12:31] Here loop means a ring or a closed
[00:12:34] circle.
[00:12:36] We opened 4 years ago, it all started with a lot of goods left in stores,
[00:12:40] expired with an expiring shelf
[00:12:44] life.
[00:12:47] But all these products were suitable for food, they could be
[00:12:50] safely used. At that time, the store.
[00:13:33] Yes, but if anything spoils in the box, the supermarket
[00:13:37] throws away the entire
[00:13:38] box.
[00:13:41] Do you know in advance what they will bring from the store, do you order from them,
[00:13:45] for example, broccoli
[00:13:46] for today?
[00:13:50] We can only hint at what we
[00:13:52] need.
[00:13:55] We create a menu based on what we receive,
[00:13:58] for example, today we find out what is fresh and can create a menu
[00:14:02] for
[00:14:02] tomorrow.
[00:14:08] I really like this restaurant.
[00:14:12] A kitchen worker can grow here, learn the entire
[00:14:15] food cycle, you can develop, try
[00:14:19] new recipes and
[00:14:20] style.
[00:14:25] what was the most exotic, something that you look at and think, how
[00:14:28] could such a thing be thrown away,
[00:14:32] the most exotic item
[00:14:34] was, what is
[00:14:38] it in English,
[00:14:41] grasshoppers, we baked
[00:14:44] bread,
[00:14:47] yes, we baked bread and used them to decorate
[00:14:50] the dish.
[00:15:08] So food that should have ended up in a landfill has now
[00:15:11] ended up on my plate.
[00:15:25] ordinary normal tasty
[00:15:28] food.
[00:15:37] good food, and I 'm glad it's made from discarded
[00:15:41] products, by taste you can't tell that they should have been
[00:15:44] thrown away,
[00:15:47] I was also pleasantly surprised that the food here is so tasty, I
[00:15:51] understood from the first time that there was nothing to complain about, I'm glad that
[00:15:54] restaurants have reopened,
[00:15:57] we worked remotely and waited for restaurants to appear
[00:16:01] near work.
[00:16:07] no
[00:16:40] problems, there's no need to get
[00:16:43] closer, no restrictions, the same
[00:16:46] feeling,
[00:16:51] there are a lot of baked goods left in stores, they
[00:16:55] spoil really quickly, and what they came up with here was to put
[00:16:59] them in a bottle, it's a beer called Wasted,
[00:17:02] made from baked goods that are left in
[00:17:05] stores.
[00:17:09] I'll try it after
[00:17:10] work.
[00:17:16] With my bread drink, I came to the most colorful
[00:17:19] public bathhouse in
[00:17:20] Helsinki.
[00:17:24] Everyone knows about the Finnish sauna tradition.
[00:17:26] Of course, you adopted it from the
[00:17:29] Estonians? Well, of course.
[00:17:32] This is the most famous bathhouse in
[00:17:34] Finland.
[00:17:37] I think so, one of the most
[00:17:40] famous.
[00:17:44] Entrance is free, you can come even at night, great option.
[00:17:59] How is everything organized here? It's
[00:18:01] like a free country, like Christians in
[00:18:04] Copenhagen. Complete freedom reigns here.
[00:18:44] And everyone has to bring their own firewood?
[00:18:47] You can bring your own firewood, sometimes, for example, builders bring
[00:18:51] leftover construction
[00:18:53] wood here.
[00:18:58] The same with water, there is no drinking water here, and you can't
[00:19:02] use sea water for steam.
[00:19:06] Salt water is not suitable.
[00:19:08] Ideally, everyone should bring water and firewood
[00:19:12] or some snack,
[00:19:15] everything is like a community here.
[00:19:31] it was a little warmer, and no polar bears are
[00:19:33] visible.
[00:19:41] Excellent, as long as our Gorokhol doesn't find a better use and
[00:19:44] money for its repair, it would be nice to build a public
[00:19:48] bathhouse there, it would be convenient to
[00:19:52] jump into the sea from the ramp,
[00:19:53] refreshing.
[00:19:58] Finland, freedom, brotherhood,
[00:20:58] Eyewitness, the most interesting thing, a popular
[00:21:02] dentist took an advance payment from dozens of patients and disappeared,
[00:21:05] leaving them without money and without treatment. Where does the prime minister
[00:21:09] fill up his car? A student of Artovsky University discovered
[00:21:12] a breach in the security system, through which personal
[00:21:16] information about the residents of the country
[00:30:32] попробуем сравнять счёт, я конечно.