This Is Mongolia! 🇲🇳 ( Asia’s Nation Of Madlads )

Bald is the type of guy who accidentally meets the mayor of a Mongolian town just because of a language barrier. This channel never gets old.

i love how you accept every sidequest without any hesitate

The amount of characters in this video is crazy I love it

The whole video was hilarious. I will explain some parts here if you did not understand any Mongolian language. 1. The very first old guy who seemed friendly and followed our Bald in the market was asking Bald money after his "helpful" tour around the market and insisting Bald use a bathroom, although, Bald did not need to as well as giving him some bodyguarding service. The old guy literally said, "I will go home now so give me 10,000 tugriks" in the end. 10,000 tugrik is around 3 bucks. 2. When Bald was in Baganuur city, or town as he was referring to, the lady was guiding Bald to her boss's room. She really thought Bald was there to see her boss. She was mumbling "I don't know if the boss is here" to herself and she finally brought Bald to the president of the city. The president looked truly confused haha. 3. Bald said it. "This place is more Soviet than the Soviet Union itself". It kills me how many drunk Mongolian can possibly bug you and ask for money in Mongolia. Ben's friend in Darkhan was a typical drunk Mongolian guy that you can find almost everywhere. It was funny when they shouted c'mon together. He tried to talk bad about his wife but the amount of English he knows stopped him, luckily. I do feel sorry for him having that problem. Thank you, Bald. I have seen quite interesting things in the video. It was kind of heartbreaking to see those youngsters, that Bald met in Darkhan, calling each other gay and homo in a clear insulting way. Dang that hotel was horrible. How come they don't even wash the bedsheets? The vodka bottles on the rooftop are common, though. Finally, here we go again. The drunken masters. Poor people... how happy they were after Bald and Ben gave them some money. The cash was around 6 bucks.

I love how language barrier can lead to some of the weirdest and most surreal human interactions lmao

When the world needed a hero, Ben stepped up and gave us an hour long video.

love this channel, no ad, no BS , just a guy walking through a strange land.

I am SO glad you are still making your wonderful videos Bald. Thank you for creating my favourite YouTube channel! Best wishes

At 38:55 the first guy and the second drunk guys are my father’s childhood friends. Both of them were boxers in their 20’s. First guy’s name is Amaraa and second guy is Turoo. Sad that they became like this. I think i will visit them in Darkhan with my father. I believe Amaraa was the national champion in the 80s.

Mongolia looks like an unfinished videogame map

Hey Bald, I just want you to know that I love watching your videos. You always find the warm feeling that seems to be missing in countries with more material "value". Can't wait for your next video, have a good one!

As always, super inspiring and natural and no BS. Just real life in another place on earth. Love the content ❤

I think your friend Chengis was easily the most difficult person to communicate with on your recorded adventures so far haha, it was really surreal trying to see you interpret what he was saying.

As a mongolian who speaks russian and english (and mongolian) I find this video very amusing as I understand both parties and their misunderstandings. And the many drunkards you met on the way is also quite a surprise to me as I don't go out much, I'm a introvert or as Mongolians would say 'zojig' and those drunk men scare me a lot but here you are giving money to them freely. Sure wish you'd have come to Ulaanbaatar, would have love to meet with you and talk cuz you've only ever met with those who speak broken English. Oh also, the town is not called moron it's murun which in mongolian basically means river, I'm guessing that was the Khalkhin river you visited and the parade was probably for the battle that took place there at the start or before ww2. That place means quite a lot for us, at least I believe so

I enjoy your videos so much! Glad you teamed up with Benjamin and enjoy the history info you add in!

OMG, I grew up in Baganuur until I left Mongolia 20+ years ago. I've been to the administration building like once, and I don't remember it having a water fountain in the center. I've never been to the old Russian base; I always wanted to, but because I was little, I was never allowed. So, it is super cool to see what it looks like. Also, saw your comment defending the country, I appreciate that. BTW, i don't know if you noticed this (24:53 - 24:55), the lady showed much respect to you by putting one hand under the hand that handed you your change. Mongolians do this to show respect to their guests. You see that often when someone give you tea or airag mostly in the countryside or often during Tsagaan sar and Naadam.

One may have thought that Ben already found all the crazy and colorful characters around the world. And then, out of nowhere, a Mongolian with a rake shows up 😂

A one hour long bald and bankrupt video out of nowhere? That's the stuff I live for

1:34. I love watching your little interactions with people. They’re so funny. You really have this energy that brings out the best in people

There's literally no other YouTube channel that brings me more enjoyment thanks yours! Bravo! As a fellow traveler and adventurer, these journeys inspire me!