Does living in Greenland cause comfort addiction because how peaceful it is? When you grow older do you thinks you will live in cities or places like this?
Finally, dude. Please keep making more content like this - I follow you for your adventurous spirit and the drive to explore and and better yourself. Don't become a magazine cover. Don't be afraid to talk about what sucks, and what's really happening. This felt old-school in the best way.
Glad to see him getting back into travel vids. Real Estate is cool, next Million Dollar Listing dude blah-blah…yea i get it! But dudes travel content has been epic over the years!
Why has this only got 40k views? It's absolutely beautiful and fascinating. If i could afford it i would be there immediately. Its been my dream to visit Greenland since i was a kid
Oh my God, the scenery there is so beautiful and magnificent! Swimming in the ice sea, you are so brave, you look very handsome in that scene! I really don't understand why they choose to live there and make their lives harder! This episode saw you transition from a real estate manager to a tourist, which is so special! Love your changes, you did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍😍👏
The universe chooses where most of us begin in life. In certain remote areas of this world where traditions are so engrained, leaving becomes less and less of an option
I also live in a small village, not in Greenland though. I also love the peace and quite 2:17 in the video. Most of the time I wake up to complete silence, when in winter, it gets quite cold.There is complete silence for multiple hours, sometimes even multiple days no birds,nothing. My village has ~25 people living. The village size is roughly in a 1km radius (obviously not a perfect circle). The thing is other villages are close by (~2-3km's away) and are a lot bigger, where as here this is the last point of civilization, beyond, the conditions are too harsh. Incredible experience and video. Awesome job. ;)
Wow, Greenland is gorgeous. These adventurous videos are awesome Erik! I was supper stoked to see you upload this one. I'm looking forward to more of this series as you share with us the diverse living elements the world has to offer!
What an incredible opportunity. Thanks for sharing. I would never have known about this place, the dogs, the housing and what it means to live in a place like this. It has so much uniqueness both beautiful and challenging. Honestly soo much more interesting than a building with 50+ floors. I appreciate the 'behind the scenes' and that you pushed your levels of comfort.
I might have unsubscribed from your channel because you started posting JUST REAL ESTATE. Now, My man, this is who you were before. I love every bit of it. Keep this one coming.
"Waking up and seeing 200ft tall icebergs outside your window" man that is spectacular. And totally, humans are crazy adaptable. I find it so interesting.
I’m so happy to see people are getting more interested in my country. I wish I have the opportunity to tell more about my history and my background. I just don’t have any idea how to do it or where to start
15:19 lol you can call a cell phone from a LAN line too 💕 But my bet is that they are on what’s called a party line, where they all share a phone line or a few phone lines.
There is a US Air Force base in Greenland much further north. My father went there a lot in the 70s and 80s for work, ate whale blubber with the locals, almost died when he got caught out in a storm with a friend, pretty place but very inhospitable.
I’ve been living in Greenland for 8 months now and I’ve lived all my life in a tropical country. I was anxious that I would find it difficult to adjust to a harsh Arctic climate but I was surprised. My body adapted quickly and was well received by the warmth of the people here. You just need to listen to them when they talk in their language. Hope you had an amazing time in Saqqaq and Greenland and please visit again in the future! 🙌
Top notch travel vlog, I'm making this my new "goals" video. You really get a sense of the local culture and lifestyle beyond what you'd expect as a tourist.
I'm one of your OG followers, think I was one of your first 500 subbies ❤ Im loving your current content but do you plan on ever vlogging again? Your vlogs teamed with the old school jazz 🎷 you use to request from composers was immaculate! I miss your older content so much and more sad they're no longer on your channel.
Hi! Just wanted to say hello to a fellow OG... I started watching Erik when he'd only been doing it for about 6 months, I guess? Think he had ~5000 subs when I got in. I was a huge fan of his personal story telling in those early days, I remember thinking: phooph!, this guy is so gifted, and talented, and insightful- he'll go far in life! It's cool that after so many years, he's still a part of this platform, sharing different things, so we're able to keep up with him in some form. I personally vibed way more with his more intimate storytelling than the luxury real estate stuff, but it's always great every once in a while he'll give us something like this! I also feel like the older, original viewership is a kind of family. We share the same love of and camaraderie from those early videos. Take care, nice to see you here.
13:20 Man just referred to something from the early 2000's as classic. I feel old now. Phenomenal video! I miss this kind of content from you. Glad it was a good trip.
Its a shame this video doesn’t have more views. This was such an interesting video to watch. I would love to see more content like this over luxury apartments and homes. Thanks for sharing Erik!
Did you know they found archaeological evidence that for a period of time in the distant past that a community of people lived at the very most tip of Greenland. I have absolutely no idea how it was possible but its so amazing to me.
Regarding the toilet smell there are solutions to that. You can buy some liquids that you pour into the toilet that remove most if not all of the smell. So you don't have to smell shit everytime you go to the toilet
Lady, I visited Barrow Alaska they have a very hard working Korean family I ate at their Chinese style Korean restaurant. I was surprised a few Koreans live in Arctic area of Alaska. At least they have nice equipped restroom in that restaurant and also the hotel I was staying
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This was a very interesting video. Amazing to see the places where people eke out a civilization. My first guess was that the black bags were poop. No running water means no sewerage, and the ground is probably too frozen to dig waste-disposal for every house.
Great video Erik! Looks like such a unique place to visit. I thought the gated houses were to deter polar bears... Were there any polars bears in the area you visited? BTW why the F are RU-vid not promoting this video more?? C'mon YT!
