Hi Janek and Honza, hope you are doing fine!

VPNs ARE NOT ALL-IN-ONE SECURITY. Stop shilling them as though they are. In regards to security, a VPN just hides one's IP address and stops a user's ISP from being able to see their browsing. A VPN is not all-in-one security as hackers don't even need a user's IP address to get their data; a hacker can use browser fingerprinting, a keylogger downloaded by the user from a shady website, social engineering, etc. Companies and governments have more ways to track you than your IP (such as advertizing IDs, cookies, correlation attacks, etc.). The "unencrypted wifi" exploit was solved years ago with https. Very few websites still use http. These days, someone can create a rogue wifi hotspot but this is different than the mitm attack this UKpostsr is claiming this VPN protects against. A VPN would not be able to protect against a rogue wifi hotspot as this attack would assume that the hacker is using DNS spoofing (as otherwise, it wouldn't make sense for the hacker to spend an inordinate amount of time decrypting the data being sent over https). With DNS spoofing, the attacker could still get the user's inputs EVEN IF they're using a VPN as the hacker's fake websites (which the user is redirected to after trying to go to the real website.. ex. facebook.com) are able to log login details, banking details, and/or whatever the user inputs on the websites. A VPN makes little sense for the average person and there are better, free ways to protect yourself online (such as compartmentalization, privacy-focused browsers, and security extensions). Watch The Hated One for more information. Please advertise VPNs in a more honest way in the future. This Video Is Sponsored By ███ VPN: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j4Z1hXumnGyLuI0.html The truth about Virtual Private Networks - Should you use a VPN?: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/p5qSZ4uxrKuiqIU.html The cost of shilling VPN companies is your reputation: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/f2GlnJlse4l52HU.html The Real Deal with VPNs (Don't Trust VPN Ads): ukposts.info/have/v-deo/qX2mjXmvr4iSzpc.html

Well, well, well. Pokud to hoši budete chtít ještě posunout. Tak nejdřív uděláte kvásek (droždí s cukrem smícháte do tekuté směsi - fakt bude tekutá - přidáte vlažné mléko a necháte kvásek vyjít asi 10 - 15 minut) a teprve pak to smícháte se sypkými surovinami.

We should petition to have trdelnik renamed to prdelník

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It is OK, you don't need to listen to me guys. 🤔

Lol traditional

I once read in a spy novel that you can't spin a Skoda because of the way that the wheels are positioned (the spy was trying to escape by spinning around on a wet road). Fact or fiction?

Isn't Skoda a car? 😂

Škoda is best car.

you should put the cooled down tradelnik around a full beer can afterwards.... that would be even more Czech I guess.

Now that's a great idea! :-D

@@HONESTGUIDE the Twelve Trdelnik of Christmas

@@jamesrobinson9194 😂

@@jamesrobinson9194 YES

Yep... this was the scariest part 🤦‍♂️

My Exact thoughts lol Though I thought he will add small schnitzel into it like he did with Fidorka

I'm new here. Where is that potato salad recipe?

@@mikehawkins5186 Jirka Babica is a Czech chef famous for replacing ingredients with something else ("if you don't have a lime, put a lemon in it." "if you don't have oyster sauce, just put in more salt." "if you don't have a champignon, put in another mushroom. if you don't have any, just don't add any mushrooms." - he literally said all of these). He is also famous for making food that doesn't seem to be tasty and he is combining ingredients that don't match (peach juice and black beer, he adds jam to a goulash). I'd say his signature dish is "Schnitzel Hawaii", which is a roll made out of chicken breast, inside he put a banana and he coated it in grated coconut. A trdelník with potato salad sounds like his new invention (although recently he started a new UKposts channel and his new recipes look almost normal, he also uploads videos of him dancing - it's quite hilarious in the best way possible). I love him, his content is THE bizarre content you wanna watch after a long learning session or after a day of hard work.

It is from the scammer guy who waits at Národni and exchanges Czech koruna with expired Belarusian rubles.

@@katerinazkoksina5521 počkej v lednu..to bude teprve zábava !!!

@Babicova televize už se těšim

Oh and everybody has to pronounce it christmers. Even the customers. If they don’t they get overcharged.

@@aadiseh1597 I wouldn't have it any other way!

What’s the deal with this ChristmERs?

Janek was pronouncing it Christmers before. Later he started saying it correctly but it kinda stuck with us and, since we're all like 6 year olds here, it makes us happy when he mispronounce Christmas. :D

I thought there's some meaning behind that. I always thought his pronunciation of Christmas was weird but not it's even written that way!

I think he just says it as a meme at this point :D

Ive never been to Prague yet. But....whaaaa? Lol

@@jace2wheel762 That comment was exaggerated (at least I hope it was 😅). The truth is that there's nothing Czech and traditional about trdelník, it actually comes from Hungary. It's been sold mainly at Czech Christmas markets since I don't know when (I remember eating it as a kid, I was born in 96), so - to me - it feels almost Czech. The thing is that many people established their business on it and they advertise it as traditional Czech 'cake' and sell it to tourists for ridiculously high amounts of money. (And there are also many Irish pubs in Prague.)

@@adrianacernochova well this irish canadian is 100% looking forward to seeing all the goodness CZ and Hungary and well that whole continent have to offer!

@@jace2wheel762 I hope you watch all the videos on this channel before you visit Czechia, so you can make the most of it. Just remember - Czech Republic is not only Prague and few Czech words will open every path to a Czech person's heart. :)

tojo

No tvl, to zní fakt dobře! Nedivil bych se, kdyby to někdo zkusil :D

Jen jak zabezpečit, aby hned dolem ten salát nevypadl. To není tortilla ani salát nemá konzistenci lepkavé rýže :D

Mňam🤣🙈

@Memyself Here I'm gutted to not go like every year

Christmers*

Pelíšky reference, I love it

but buy only with potato salad! "trdelník s bramborovým salátem, prosím"

Tony--ur so right! I was in Prague in March, right b4, you know, and bc of Janek's disdain for them ,I didn't try one. But now. . . . . .

Just got to the part where you put potato salad in it... I’m most intrigued to try that one

yeah I ended up questioning if ALL look good since I commented too soon

*Také přejeme krásné vánoce!* 🎄🎉

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