Exploring the city of Tromsø and meeting new vanlife friends 

Wherever you go, whatever you do, I'll always be there, supporting you. Lovely vlog about your van life. cant wait to see next episode.

Almost hundred subscribers🏁, very nice vlog also the music.

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Nice video again and Tromsø is really a nice place! I'm curious about did you understand or guess what "røkt laks" meant? I understand Swedish and because of that it has been easy for me to understand signs in Norway, as those languages are so close relatives. I don't understand Norwegian speech, though. In Swedish that would be "rökt lax" :) And with the haircut the Norwegian price levels hit you quite hard :)

0:31 Nice pronunciation. :-) I can hear that it was difficult for you. But while definitely accented it was 100% correct. :-) 9:58 Let me guess, 1 200 NOK give or take? Yeah, Norwegian labour is expensive. Computerized services like cellular internet or phones or basically anything imported tends to be cheap. Anything involving high education is also really competitive. Raw materials are usually reasonable. But the moment you start using what's usually lower wage services in other countries... Yeah, expect to empty your wallet... 10:03 730 NOK!!?!!?! That's a *bargain*!!! Locals never cut your hair for under 800 unless they're trainees. And honestly most saloons tends to go for about 1 000 for my cuts, as a guy... Longer hair are usually charged a bit more, but then you don't have a beard to cut so it's usually roughly the same as for a woman with long hair... Women used to have to pay more even if the hair was short, but now the prices are increasingly length based rather than gender based. Sucks if you are a guy with long hair (thankfully I'm not) and a beard (something I *do* have). But yeah... On the whole a fairer system. The highest amount I've paid so far was 1 200 NOK for hair and beard and I've heard about people being charged 1 300 for *just* a hair cut on a long woman's hair... But that's usually premium saloons with a high demand and that often have a long waiting lists... Although in my case I *actually* dropped in, and got shocked by the price that I didn't expect up front (afterwards I've *always* asked about the price *before* getting cut instead of after). Occasionally you *can* find immigrants willing to cut you for cheaper. A Syrian refugee here in Trondheim tried to cut me and mum for just 500 NOK for each of us. We both *insisted* on paying at least 700 pr person, 1 400 NOK in total for the two of us as that's basically a *minimum*, even for trainees and you expect people to live of their wages here... That refugee worked at a saloon right next to Scandic Bakklandet in Trondheim by the way. There's 3-4 saloons there, but I'm sure that you can find him if you search a bit, assuming that he's still working there next time you guys visit Norway. 10:21 31!?!?!?! How can your hairdressers even *survive* on that!!?!!?!!?!