9 Days in Bari, Naples & Rome, Italy

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[video] 0:36 Arriving at sunset.

0:41 It's the best thing.

[video] 0:43 Ladies and gentlemen, we are delighted to welcome you to Bali.

[video] 1:04 What the fuck?

[video] 1:08 How the fuck does this work?

1:16 Uh, what? Body? Body? Yeah. Ah. Ah, thank you, thank you.

[video] 1:36 Yep.

1:59 I didn't expect to see palms here and people are walking around with scarves and coats that's pretty funny because I came with shorts from Berlin looks very nice I'm gonna try to find my hostel now

2:25 Why do they not have any street signs here? That's fucking weird. It's confusing. None of these small streets seem in any way safe. If I walked around here for some hours, I would get my camera grabbed, likely.

[video] 2:50 man I've never felt such a fucking evil aura in a church there's like people preaching downstairs or whatever weird freaking place but maybe that's because I never go to churches in the evening

3:35 I'm on the balcony of the hostel now. Everything is good. It's different here. It's interesting. I'm gonna check out the whole city, town, whatever tomorrow. And hopefully it will be sunny which it's supposed to be and just enjoy the sun. That's what I'm looking forward to the most.

4:09 Now these little streets seem totally safe. But yesterday evening there were a bunch of kids, groups, staring at me. And not to be racist, but a lot of black youths also.

4:25 That was different. Good morning, everyone. It's 9 a.m. I'm at the water. The sun is reflecting. That's what's up. So I followed my intuition yesterday and went back to the hostel. And we were four people in the room. This one guy from Paris. didn't talk much, a girl from Germany talked a little bit, a girl from Australia, she was quite nice, we talked and this guy Vincent from New York who grew up here but moved to New York as a child so he has this typical way of speaking this Italian New Yorker gangster kind of talk like get out of here I'm not able to say it like him but maybe you get what I mean And he told me a lot of interesting stuff. His life story is very interesting. I'm not gonna get into detail, but he's...

5:20 been everywhere so to speak not necessarily physically as in countries but been through a lot of stuff so he said that this place is controlled by the gangs more than the police because there's not a lot of police here or the wannabe gangs that's what he said a lot of these people are and it's a lot about money and you can get a lot of stuff here if you have money and it's just kind of superficial really that's how I understood it

5:50 More than other places, that is. But he obviously likes it here because he's been here for a long time again. He moved away at seven and came back seven years ago. And then just went back and forth from the US and here. But I take what he said serious about the police and everything.

6:26 I really like these trees, some of the most beautiful I've ever seen

6:56 I've been in the sun for something over an hour gonna stay at least one hour more I don't care if I get a sunburn or whatever I'm just so in bliss right now it was one of my best ideas to come to Italy what I like very much so far are those narrow streets those typical Italian streets those are the most beautiful ones I've ever seen in my life definitely

7:33 60 percent charge the whole park is full of this stuff as if there was some celebration here makes it look all dirty

8:05 No, no, no.

8:41 so this is the beach of paris

[video] 9:09 Posti karto! Ui, scusi!

9:25 Hello, hello! It's 7am. I've been awake since 3am actually. I went to bed sometime past 10pm. So I only slept like 5 hours. I also fell asleep within 3 minutes. just like yesterday and I feel really energized and that's because I was in the sun for so long and I also sungazed and it's actually my two-year anniversary of sungazing now been celebrating smoking a little just kidding and

10:00 also I haven't ate ever since I left Berlin kind of did a spontaneous water fast of two days now but I'll definitely eat today and that's because I'm gonna go try to find a gym somebody told me where there is one so we'll see how that goes everything is great I'm back from the gym making some food and

10:29 There was a woman translating for me because the guy didn't speak English. And at first they said it's 30 euros. And I said, that's crazy. Then they said, oh, I misunderstood. It's 7 euros. I thought, that's still kind of much, seeing as I pay 19 a month in Germany. But okay, one time visits are usually a bit more expensive. That's why they want you to get membership. And the gym as such was nice. And then I afterwards went to the one that opens at 10. And they won't open at 8. That's why I took it. And they said it's 3 euros there. So I don't know. Maybe they fucked me over because I'm a tourist. Whatever.

[video] 11:23 Mmm.

12:25 Just bought my ticket to Naples tomorrow at 1pm, gonna be there at well 5pm, doesn't say here but yep Typical tourist

13:02 Autumn palm.

13:40 This is the hostel I stayed at, Olive Tree. It's very clean. I recommend it. This is a sea town. It was all about fishermen.

14:20 Yesterday evening a guy from Germany came and we talked a lot and that's just how the days go by. In the evening when the sun sets, we're just talking to people in the hostel. That's why staying in a hostel is really fun.

14:34 He's been traveling for seven months and now we are looking at the church we already went to. He's really into architecture, so... My train to Naples is leaving in about two hours, so just gonna walk around a little bit in Bari and that's it then.

[video] 14:48 Jesus, where is your father now?

15:45 Altar of Sacrifice They don't really seem to care about traffic lights here at all even when it's green some car is just gonna come out of nowhere so you should really watch out if you're here and from what I heard it's in all of Italy like that

16:30 This is the... What do you call it? Focaccio. Yeah, it's focaccio, the traditional food here or something like that. Kind of looks like a pizza a little bit, but it's different. And there's olives also. At least one, two.

17:58 is that is that filming is it it's filming yeah we are in the first pizzeria in the world and that's the margarita pizza really big and it's not super round it's uh looks interesting the camera's broken yeah jason's camera broke

18:30 Okay, so I'm in Naples right now. The reason I didn't make a video is because I was on the wrong train and thankfully they didn't kick me out. So...

18:43 I got here and everybody said to take care of my camera because Naples is supposedly the capital of pickpockets and I suppose that's a rumor after all. That's what people say, at least. So...

19:00 Under me is Jason from Australia. And there's a girl from France here also. Hostel is pretty weird though. I wouldn't recommend it. It's called Hostel Mancini or something. What is it called?

[video] 19:16 Hostel Mancini.

19:17 Mancini. Yeah. There's not even lockers for the... What's it called?

[video] 19:25 There's no padlocks.

19:26 Padlocks, yeah. Even Baldwin didn't fit. It's nonsense.

19:33 And also about the pickpocketing, it's because this guy I met in Bari from Korea, his wallet was stolen from inside the coat. 600 euros gone. So we'll see how that goes.

19:58 When I'm alone And I'm alone And I'm alone And I'm alone

21:07 It's early in the morning, it's 10 a.m., but I'm the first one here, that's what I want to say, and it's totally blue sky, gonna go out in the sun, but it's worth coming here, it's really quite interesting.

21:26 If you're into skulls.

21:45 The streets here are a bit confusing, something you get used to I guess. Naples is just a lot bigger than Bari and there's a lot of weird smells and dog shit everywhere on the street but as I said it's dirty so that's just part of it.

22:29 just pure Sun fall to November sky just gonna sit here for like close to two hours so get in

23:02 The coolest thing happened. I was going to go to this gym and they said 10 euros. I said that's over the top or something. Then they said 5 euros. So I was going to go there but then I saw a poster of McFit which is the gym I go to in Germany. So I came here and they actually let me in with my card. So I didn't pay anything.

23:25 Me and Jason just went up with the cable car and we should be there now at the castle to see the whole city. Although it doesn't look like it, I'm not sure.

24:19 and the sun rises in another country somewhere true words see how the world works

24:30 Good morning. It's 9 a.m. We are in Nicolano. I'm going to the volcano, Volvio or something. I keep forgetting the name. It's me, Jason and Michael from the US and Maximo from Italy. We all sleep in the same room. And on the way here, on the train, somebody's phone was stolen. It was two guys. They just grabbed it, grabbed and ran, and ran away really quickly. And seeing as he had a suitcase, he didn't run to get them, because he almost even didn't get back into the train. The tour was closing, so... That was something.

[video] 25:08 79 A.D. when Vesuvius exploded and this was covered in ash. This got destroyed by a what? A volcano. Very hot, hot gas. Inside the gas there are two things. you see a small like dust dust you know a small small that the dust closed the the lungs yes yes and the temperatures were so high is that the the people died after was coming from the the sky for down the generate I think that's ash. Ash, yeah. Ash. It covers everything, sir. Watch her cry. Watch her cry. Watch her cry. While I smile.

[video] 26:08 In doubt. Watch her cry. Watch her cry. While I smile. In doubt. Watch her cry. Watch her cry.

[video] 26:29 Watch them cry Watch them cry while I smoke In the, good sex, I say dish Hit my phone, hit my phone Hold it tight, don't stop Bend and I look like her Roll up her, nigga now we high Seven tips, seven drugs, bitch we fly Never die, cause that nigga love my life

27:05 I came to my final destination. This cemetery, it's like a city within the city of Naples. That's what I was told. And that's how it looks like. There's like buildings and big crosses and all kinds of graves. I was really looking forward to it and it just closed.

27:27 I could still come tomorrow morning if I don't leave early to Rome, but likely I won't. We'll see.

27:37 At least I got this view of the city. It's also worth something.

27:55 So this is like the inner city. Except it's completely dead. It's just pretty weird.

28:04 reminds me a bit of la defense or whatever it's called in Paris okay hi we are me and Jason are on the train to Rome it's gonna take one hour and

28:25 Naples is interesting, but I wouldn't recommend it to anybody Because it's so rundown and not exactly safe for tourists. I guess the people who live there are just used to it And the hostel I stayed to is called Hostel Mancini. I also don't recommend it to anybody I won't say why but I'll write a bad review online just because

28:55 There are a lot of things. And what else? Do you want to say anything? No, I don't really. Okay. We are at the Roman Forum. The entrance was free because it's Sunday. Looks quite nice.

[video] 29:19 I think that's the stadium. More stadium or something.

29:21 Okay.

29:27 Sorry, sorry, he's got a little bit of an ear.

30:24 so so

31:05 Thank you.

31:38 Hey guys, Rome is really cool. Compared to where I've been so far in Italy, this is quite great. It's a lot cleaner and just feels safer and the architecture and everything. I've been walking quite a few kilometers every day so I'm just gonna rest today.

32:05 This is the lounge, living room.

[video] 32:08 Lounge.

32:09 You want to say anything to Australian viewers? It's not bad. It's not bad.

32:19 Hey guys. I slept really well. It rained at night. So the atmosphere right now is woo-hoo-hoo. Because I'm at a cemetery. At last I found one and

32:35 I just want some peace and to walk around This is great, it looks pretty cool

33:56 I just went to this gym with two guys and we got in for almost free because one of them is a bouncer at the bar of the hostel and the other guy is actually from Latvia. One of the first things I noticed when I came to Italy is that people here are a lot shorter than me or compared to about any country that is more northern. and here at this gym it's like a gathering of them all and a lot of them are actually dwarf-like and it could be some complex trying to compensate, could be something else and a lot of them seem to be taking steroids but either way I'm not judging it and this

34:43 may very well be related to the diet here. I'm not sure how long they've been eating this kind of stuff, but it's all based on those anti-nutrient kind of so-called foods, because there's things here called pastizzeria or something like that, which is like pasta and pizzeria put together. And if you check like any menu, it all has it. And if they've been eating it for quite a while, then that would totally explain it, because it just takes away all the stuff in your body.

[video] 35:15 Okay.

35:19 You're a winner. Ah, thank you. Just documenting what's up here. It always happens.

[video] 35:27 It always happens? No. It's too much. Okay. And I'm still learning that, you know? Trying to understand. To understand what? Yeah. Sexual dynamics. Sexual dynamics. Okay. Okay. And? How is that? There are lots of

[video] 35:54 a lot of many, many principles and things that, you know, there's the question, either you have to be or you have to do, right? And I don't think it's one. I think it's both. You have to, you are doing who you are, and

[video] 36:25 You are being what you do.

[video] 36:29 I have to ask you why you are... Make you a point, you know, give you a point. My English sucks so much sometimes. Why is he recording you? Because he is a very good operator.

[video] 36:56 In a few years, maybe a few months, we'll look at that video and we'll see how much did we suck. And people won't believe us. They will be like, how did those guys, those fucking losers, could make these big things happen. How can they be so influential? How can they be so powerful? With that basic English. The reason is because we are living in a very one-dimensional

[video] 37:45 society so one dimension is inside your head you don't and one dimension is we always subtract time from the equation so like everyone starts from somewhere everyone starts from somewhere everyone starts from somewhere

[video] 38:09 Okay, just anonymously, people who know me will also understand what I'm doing here. I'm changing my life and I'm following my dreams. I'm going to make them come true, even if I have to die so that even the most ridiculous and stupid things won't be heard. Because what's the point of life if we die one way or another and we don't even fulfill our dreams?

[video] 38:36 What is the point of living the real life? What is the point? If the only thing that remains is just unanswered questions and traumas and tears from what was not realized, what was not realized, what was not done, what was not said.

[video] 39:00 Why? What is the need for that? I don't understand, what is the need? Just to live to die? No, we live to give something to ourselves, to give something to those around us, to give something to the world, to give something to the history. There is no need. And what is the difference? Even if I won't do anything, even if I won't do anything.

[video] 39:30 I will try to do it. It's better to do what you love than to do what you don't love.

40:27 Hey you people. So it's my last day in Italy. I'm gonna walk around here where the Vatican is and just the inner city and then go to the cemetery, non-catholic, where there's some pyramid. It sounds interesting. Those are my only goals but I find Rome quite beautiful actually, especially here. It's just... It's special. However, I don't... I want to go to those museums and stuff, which is what a lot of people recommend, with those paintings and everything. Most of the time the stuff that is popular for tourists just does not interest me, like the Colosseum and going inside. I wouldn't even go inside if there was still stuff going on, like some fights inside. That's how much it doesn't interest me. But it's always been like that.

41:23 History was the most boring subject in school for me. So even seeing all of that stuff is just... it does nothing to me.

[video] 43:01 It's hurting me from down, it's just like this, the leg of Achille.

[video] 43:10 No, don't put me in there. No? No, I'd like to wait to, this is embarrassing because my voice is now not strong.

[video] 43:22 And I was in far away from there.

[video] 43:27 Now I think I will let these 13 exams to finish alone.