I Moved to The NETHERLANDS 🇳🇱 [ASh2ZtjaW20]

I'm sorry, c'est pas la même route que je

prends d'habitude.

Il y a des travaux.

Est-ce que vous comprenez, s'il vous

plaît?

Too much working in Rotterdam.

Alors les routes principales, moi je les

prends pas.

Et c'est les routes avec les voitures,

c'est pas avec un bus.

He

said

you need to go back because there is a

metro coming, but the metro will stop.

Yeah, of course.

Je suis désolé.

Motorista, Roteta Central, washuglif.

Some of you may have realized by now that

I'm not actually in Germany anymore, and I

haven't been in Germany for.

While now, and for personal and private

reasons, I wasn't able to tell people

where I am.

As you can see, I am

in the city of Rotterdam in the

Netherlands, and I thought I would just

explain a bit about why I'm here, what I'm

doing, and then give you a bit of a tour

in my new apartment.

So this has to be hands down one of the

best apartments I have ever stayed in.

And you may be surprised to hear that this

isn't actually Airbnb, it's actually

Booking.com.

You know Booking, the app where you get

hotels?

Well, they also have this new type of

hotel called hotel apartments, and it's

basically like an apartment instead of a

hotel.

I don't really like hotels because it's a

bit depressing being stuck in a room that

just has a bed and a shower.

I want to be able to feel like I'm living

in a proper living place which has a

kitchen and a sofa and a TV.

So this is a really good place.

The only annoying thing is,

um, it happened about an hour ago, but the

cleaning lady just let herself in.

And I wasn't expecting any cleaning people

to be coming in.

And she kept saying something about a

towel and a toilet paper.

So she gave me a towel and toilet paper,

but she kept asking me things, talking to

me in— I'm guessing she was speaking in

Dutch, but I didn't understand a word she

was saying.

And I kept saying, no thank you, I don't

need cleaning.

But she kept on saying stuff, and I kept

saying, I don't understand what you're

saying, but she kept on speaking anyway.

It was really annoying.

I don't want anyone coming in here unless

I ask them to.

It's so irritating when you've got the

door locked and they just let themselves

in anyway.

And there's no do not disturb sign that

you can hang on the outside.

Or is there?

I don't think there is.

Anyway, it was a bit annoying being

disturbed.

I didn't have my trousers on, so I

couldn't go to the door and speak to her.

Otherwise, it would have been a bit

embarrassing.

Well, anyway, I'll stop moaning and get

started with the apartment tour.

This is the best place I've ever stayed

in.

It's a little bit expensive, it's about

£460 for 5 nights, but it's definitely

worth it.

So you enter here,

and as soon as you enter, you're just

greeted by this amazing view.

Look at this.

That is just amazing.

I guess it doesn't look that spectacular

from the camera, but if you're here in

person, wow, it just— it hits you straight

in the face, that massive window.

And then you go outside and you've got

this huge balcony.

Look at that!

I have never been in a place before that

has had such a great view.

It's like one of those observation tower

decks you get in cities, but you're living

in it.

Look, there's the observation tower

over there.

It's called the Euromast,

and it's about the same height as my

apartment room.

So I've got my own personal observation

deck.

Don't have to share it with smelly

tourists, and I can walk around

naked whenever I want to.

So this is the balcony area, and down

below me is the downtown area with all the

shopping stuff.

That's like the shopping street.

It's pretty empty.

You would think, oh, you're in the middle

of a big city, there'd be loads of people

everywhere, but there just really isn't.

I don't know where the people are, but

this is like the main city center shopping

area.

And there's like 2 people.

Is it Sunday or something?

I don't know why there's so few people.

Anyway, I'm not complaining because I

don't like people.

So we open the door, we can go out onto

the balcony,

and hopefully there's not other people on

the other balconies because it'll make me

feel nervous.

Let me check.

Yeah, there's no one there.

Sometimes there's other people standing on

the balcony and it's kind of annoying.

So I feel like you don't really get much

privacy on the balcony because the, the

glass is there on either side,

so you can see the other balconies there.

So here I am on the balcony.

So yeah, I'm on the balcony now, and as

you can see, pretty amazing view.

Give you a little panorama.

And you can see so far into the horizon.

Look, I can zoom in

all the way,

all the way.

Wow.

So yeah, it's pretty nice up here on the

balcony.

Oh look, there's construction over there.

Yeah, it's really nice out here.

I brought out this sofa from the living

room so I can sit here,

and this is where I do my thinking, just

relaxing, sitting out here with my feet in

the air.

It's pretty nice, pretty good.

Don't know about you, but I am a little

bit scared of heights, and going near the

edge makes me feel very nervous.

My knees start going tingly.

It's just weird to think that this little

concrete platform is what's holding me up

in the air.

Oh, just thinking about falling is

horrible.

See if I can show you over the edge.

Yeah,

I don't know if you liked that, but I'm

going back inside.

Oh, I survived the balcony.

I really don't like going near the edge.

It's just so high up.

It's fine if I'm standing back here, but

ugh, I can't go near the edge.

Okay, coming back inside, I will give you

a lovely tour of the kitchen facilities.

Okay, so we enter the kitchen.

We have this lovely white unit in the

middle, and it's got everything you need.

This is my favorite part of the kitchen.

Look at this.

Watch.

Look at how much water comes out the tap.

It's just like it flows out like a

waterfall.

I have never seen taps like that.

I'm used to taps where it's small and then

just a trickle of water comes out slowly,

but this just gushes out.

It's so satisfying to use.

So they give you everything you need.

Coffee in a plastic bottle, that's mine,

they didn't give me that.

So they give you a coffee machine, they

give you about 6 little capsules and

espresso things, and give you washing up

liquid.

You've got a fridge

Fridge, um, scissors, knife, avocado,

bread.

Got some rice as well.

You've got

plates and stuff in here.

Oven, stove, kettle.

Yeah, they give you everything you need

apart from a washing machine.

The washing machine should go here where

this tap is.

But they didn't install one.

You've got ironing board, vacuum, iron,

Wi-Fi,

and then I'll show you the toilet.

Toilet also has the flushing gushing tap,

very nice to use.

And we've got a square toilet.

Which is kind of weird.

Um,

yes, and then we have the shower room, and

it actually has one of the best shower

heads I've ever used.

So this is the shower room.

No bathtub, unfortunately, but it does

have a nice

shower head, which is quite good.

And you've got this light in the mirror.

Looks very nice and glowy.

It's actually really nice lighting for

vlogging.

Maybe I'll make some videos using this

lighting.

And then over here we have the living area

with a very nice sofa

and a pretty big TV.

The only problem is it's not a smart TV

and they charge you €5 a night to be able

to use the Chromecast dongle,

and I decided not to get one because I'd

rather just watch stuff on my phone

instead of having to pay.

So that's a bit frustrating.

But anyway, it's nice to sit on the sofa,

and you've got this little thing to put

stuff on.

And, um, yeah, I think that's it for the

apartment tour.

Some nice little toy soldiers

And this is the bed that I sleep on.

Got a nice painting here.

And if you're wondering what am I doing

here, well, I think it's pretty obvious.

I don't have to explain.

I'm just living my life like any normal

person.

I eat food, I do things I enjoy, I relax

at home, I, I'm just doing what I always

do, you know, playing games, making my

videos, doing some streams.

I'm mainly doing livestreams over on my

second channel now.

And no, I don't know how long I'm going to

be here for.

I don't know when I'm going back to

England.

Won't be going back anytime soon.

And I don't really have any big major

plans coming up.

Maybe just do a bit of traveling here and

there.

Go to some other cities nearby, go to the

beach, maybe just having a nice, relaxing,

chilled life.

I think that's one of the most important

things about life is just enjoy it whilst

it lasts.