If you want more, please SUBSCRIBE, Thank You...!
For more infomation >> L'Homme en 2118 - Duration: 2:41. 
For more infomation >> KITCHEN GADGET TESTING #29 - Duration: 22:52. 
For more infomation >> Partager une video YouTube sur Instagram et Facebook (vidéo carré) - Duration: 6:27. 
For more infomation >> Learn : How To Get GENUINE WINDOWS 10 FREE from Microsoft Site and Install in USB Drive and Install - Duration: 7:19. 
Nastya: We're at the resort!
Anton: We're at work!
Nastya: We're at work at the resort!
Anton: Aloha mates. This is Heads and Tails Reloaded.
Nastya: Let's not tell where we are. Let 'em guess themselves.
Anton: Let's give a little clue? How about now? No?
Nastya: Still nothing? Look closer at the clues! I know! Turn on the music!
Anton: C'mon, even Stevie Wonder can see that we are in Hawaii! Heads!
Heads!
Nastya: Tails!
Nastya: Let me do my shaman move.
Nastya: My powers worked! Being rich in Hawaii!
My head is about to explode!
So much is waiting for me! Best men, best beaches and the sun!
Anton: To survive without money here I'll have to hustle hard.
Hawaii - the most remote islands in the world…
Just getting here is a feat.
A single exploit for us is never enough!
This weekend we will conquer forbidden trails…
Visit the lost world…
Saddle an ocean...
And make friends with hungry sharks!..
Hawaii is not known for Honolulu alone,
but also for a myriad of unique islands.
Only a rich tourist can afford to rent a private plane for $400.
I am flying to Kauai Island.
An island where Hawaii were born.
I'll show you how to pass registration in Hawaii.
Hawaii is U.S. territory, so I will not have to exchange dollars.
I do need the smaller bills though.
Smaller bills are for the bus.
One thing I like about budget travel is that I don't have to think which car to rent.
How will it match my outfit? Where do I drive? Where do I fly?
All I have to do is get my butt on the bus. No more options.
Therefore, only having $100 is better.
I keep telling myself that for consolation.
One-way ticket costs $2.75.
A day pass that I got is $5.50,
but since the machine does not give change, I had to pay six bucks.
I could get a lot for 2 quarters.
Without leaving an airfield, I'll be getting on a chopper.
This will give me the best Kauai experience,
since the most picturesque sights can only be seen from a bird's eye view.
Check this out – my chopper is so exclusive!
There are no doors!
A pilot told me that doors were removed so that dusty windows do not obstruct the vision.
The views of Kauai Island left me speechless.
Roaring waves are thrashing themselves against mighty coastline cliffs.
Mountains covered with a myriad of rifts.
Green forest is as thick as a wall.
It becomes clear why Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean and Avatar were all filmed here.
I get goosebumps from both the views and the prospect of falling out of a helicopter.
Adrenaline, fear, joy all create one explosive emotion!
It took nature 6 million years to create this stunning loveliness for us to admire!
Long time ago a powerful volcano erupted deep in the ocean.
Lava came up from beneath and formed an island on the surface.
Now it shelters the rainy clouds.
Ever since then the everlasting rains turned this lifeless terrain into a redolent island.
Hello, I'm Nastya Evleeva and we're live from the rainiest place on Earth!
The longest rainfall ever recorded was registered here on Kauai and it lasted eight months!
I don't know how the picture will look on your screens at home, but the landscapes are overwhelming!
There are endless winding rivers. The nature here is divine!
This fantastic place will be where I spend the weekend.
I feel like the World's happiest person right now!
During the flight, I simply could not believe that this is really happening to me!
I'm so grateful for an opportunity to see this luscious splendor!
I love my job!
I love a gold card! I love life and I love all of you!
I arrived at Honolulu, a Hawaii state capital.
Last time hosts of Heads and Tails were so excited
to visit Hawaii, they barely mentioned anything about Honolulu.
Reloaded project is all about correcting past mistakes and now I'll tell you all about it.
Honolulu is a perfect resort.
The sun shines through the palm leaves,
flowers are blooming,
birds are chirping
and the Japanese tourists are all over the place.
Kinds of things you'd see about anywhere, but Honolulu has a couple of exclusive things to see.
Unique sight #1 – Iolani Palace.
Hawaii used to have their own kings and this is where they lived.
Honestly, nothing special,
but it is the only palace in the United States.
Unique sight #2 – Hawaii State Capitol building.
Looks very unusual for a Capitol.
It is perceived that this building symbolizes all of Hawaii.
A pool is like Pacific Ocean,
those round walls are volcanos
while the columns are the palm trees of course!
This is the only Capitol building in the U.S. without a dome.
Locals say that their dome is the sky, sun and moon.
Honolulu's unique sight #3 – street art.
Wacky graffiti is banned, unlike the pretty murals.
Unique sight #4 – Hawaiian bums.
One of the meanings of the word Honolulu is a place for shelter.
I understand why it is so just by looking around.
This has to be the largest homeless shelter in America.
Last time Regina found a settlement on the very outskirts.
In four years, their settlements spread across the island.
Now they are even found in downtown area.
Hawaii is a heaven for homeless.
No need to look for a warm place to sleep,
just crash on the lawn and doze off.
Local authorities cannot force these people to leave by law and must pay them $700 in monthly welfare checks.
Loafers and deadbeats from all over U.S. come here to get in on the action.
Former President Obama even offered to cover 1-way airfare to any place on Earth
to anyone in an attempt to combat this disaster, but there were no takers.
Why would you leave paradise?
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. Catch a piggy by the toe.
If he hollers, let him go, and that's my ride!
Are you for real? Is this yellow drop top for me?
I need to take pictures! It has an antenna! Dear mother!
It's time for this girl to hit the gas!
Gorgeous yellow Ford Mustang Cabrio!
Makes me wanna put the pedal to the metal and see everything!
There's literally a chicken crossing the road!
Where are you going?
How did you get here? Go back!
Go back! Shoosh! Get out!
A while ago a hurricane destroyed a local poultry farm,
which led to chickens getting out.
It is illegal to hunt them and they don't have any natural enemies here.
I guess you can say they run this place.
Look at how fat and insolent they are.
So many of them are roaming around they became Kauai's trademark.
Keep it moving!
Unlike Heads and Tails hosts, normal tourists go straight to the beach instead of checking out buildings and bums.
Let me show you the most famous beach of them all.
Here we are at the most popular, most legendary beach in all of Hawaii!
Waikiki!
It is even being called Wow-kiki because it's so pretty!
Here I come!
What kind of crap is this?
There's a boat-load of people.
There are 125 beaches here on Oahu Island
yet 9 out of 10 tourists prefer to crowd at Waikiki.
If it were like that, it would be heaven.
This looks like a bowl of meatball soup.
That's what hype does, it draws crowds.
No longer is this the best beach.
Here's a fun fact – the most popular Waikiki beach is fake.
This used to be a swamp.
After it was drained, the sand was brought here across the ocean all the way from California!
I'm getting outta here. Wasting my time.
I keep forgetting that I'm in America because Hawaii is a mixture of everything.
You can recognize Asia, New Zealand; each tourist will find something they admire.
The best part - I never stop feeling as if I am in heaven.
A heaven that can be very capricious.
You can never be certain about the weather.
It can be sunny at one part of Kauai, while it rains at the other end of an island.
Let's hope it doesn't rain while I have my roof down.
It started raining, but all I have to do to be safe and warm is put up the roof.
Why doesn't it shut?
My car is broken.
I don't even need a roof.
Who needs a roof when you have windows?
Go up dammit!
The light works. It feels warm.
Turns out it was very simple!
All I had to do was roll the windows down before I work the roof!
Travel experts say that Waikiki beach is for noobs.
In order to see tropical paradise you have to travel to Hanauma Bay.
This comfy harbor is hidden inside a dead volcano's crater.
I can't wait to hit the beach, jump inside azure water and check out the coral reef!
Well, not so fast!
Admission is $7.50 per person.
Capitalism at work.
This used to be free and empty beach now they've put up a cash register and sell tickets.
Turns out all visitors are required to watch an educational video.
It is done to inform you about ways you can injure yourself.
If something happens, then they can say we told you so.
No fishing.
Preserve the reef.
No touching the wildlife.
Finally! Here we go! Beautiful!
I didn't just come here for sand angels and snorkeling.
I also want to see 450 kinds of fish that inhabit
the coral reef, especially a famous local fish with
a name that's worse than any tongue twister.
Let me try it. Huma huma nuka nuka abua.
Latin name Rhinecanthus rectangulus.
In translation from Hawaiian it means pig-faced fish.
Funny either way.
It is one of Hawaii's biggest trademarks and it even has its own kids' song.
Let's go!
There are dozens of different coral fish if not hundreds.
Here it is! Nope. It's a surgeonfish.
Right there! No it's butterflyfish.
That's a big nosed grouper.
Colorful fish everywhere you look.
That's it! At last! Humu humu nuku nuku apua'a!
Awesome!
If you have seven dollars and prefer watching coral fish
instead of burned backs come to Hanauma Bay beach.
A tourist with money doesn't have to settle for a hotel.
Instead I will be renting a villa for a $1,000 per night.
The style is very Hawaiian.
Fish, tropical leaves on pillows, drapes.
There's a surfboard!
Even cabinets have leaves for knobs.
The vase is wavy.
I saw paddles! Voila! Two of em!
Should you want to…
You won't be able to paddle with these,
they're screwed to the wall.
Stop! We don't have much time before the sun sets,
so let's hit the island and film all of this otherworldly fabulous splendor!
It's time to grab a bite to eat after all the sightseeing.
Street food is the cheapest.
Food trucks can be found everywhere on the street.
It's definitely a Hawaiian shtick.
Back in the day trucks were used to deliver food to sugar plantation workers.
Now they feed everyone.
Each food truck specializes in a certain cuisine.
Chinese, Mexican, American.
At Heads and Tails, we always try signature local dishes and tell you about them.
I'm about to order a traditional Hawaiian dish called Ahi Poke.
Hawaiian cuisine didn't turn out to be cheap.
Oh well. Here's what goes into Ahi Poke:
rice is topped by pieces of raw tuna, some chips and two cucumber slices that look like bunny ears.
Let's give it shot!
Pretty nice! Fish is super fresh.
Sounds cliché, but it literally melts in my mouth.
Their sweet and sour sauce is great with fish.
Ahi Poke used to be served as chopped fish with spices.
Rice came later from Japan and contributed to this Hawaiian pilaf.
Sea food on the islands tastes great,
because it is always freshly caught.
I decided to leave the capital behind and
took a bus to the northern part of Oahu Island.
Every surfer considers this place holy.
It was here when a man first stood up on the board
and tamed the mighty waves.
The board is the main component of surfing.
You can't surf without it.
Beginners need light boards like these, so this is what I'll get.
Hold your arms over your head when you come out under the water.
So you do not hit your head on the board.
This is what I'm talking about!
This is gonna be so much fun!
I'm about to surf! How cool is this!
Fit tan guys are taming the waves,
while their tattooed gf's are chilling at the beach.
This looks like a scene from a commercial.
Would you look at how long those waves are?
Northern Oahu is unique because after ocean waves
hit the reef they approach the shore in a shape perfect for surfing – long and smooth, with a perfect curl.
This kid looks 12 and he's already doing mad tricks.
This doesn't look hard. I'll give it a try.
These waves look powerful. Not that I'm scared, but look at how big they are.
Feels like you're in a spin cycle.
Waves hit really hard.
Here it comes!
Here it comes you guys!
I'll get it on the next wave for sure.
No trip to Kauai would be complete without a visit to Waimea Canyon.
Guys this is fantastic!
How can nature create something like this?
Waimea is a kilometer deep rift that appeared after a series of natural disasters.
Earthquakes, volcano eruptions.
Lava was flowing through here for hundreds of years.
Then river water polished it.
A giant scar on the World map appeared as a result.
Scars have never looked this gorgeous.
I want to say pinch me, but if this is a dream I do not want to wake up.
Let me help you out bro!
Meet Ash. Professional surfer and a dude I rented a board from.
I see you're trying very hard. Let me help you a little.
Waves are to hight, no?
It's ok!
If it wasn't for him the money I spent on board rental would go to waste.
He gave me a few basic surfing tips.
So, never try to stand up when the wave is already closing,
you'll fail miserably. If you do go under water relax, regroup and let it push you out.
Once you start riding the wave, it feels like you have wings!
That moment when you realize you have just tamed an entire ocean.
This is pure joy!
You can help put the boards in the car.
I had to thank Ash for my surfing lesson somehow.
I can drop you off at the hotel
I thought I'd just crash at the beach for a night.
It'll be cold at night!
You can spend the night in my minivan.
That's fantastic! Thank you!
After 40 cities with Reloaded, people never cease to amaze me. Unbelievable.
On this rich, luscious night.
With a real Hawaiian cocktail in hand, I would like to say a toast.
Here's to kindness, positive thinking and getting a gold card one day! Cheers!
It could be worse.
Although, it could be better if I had a gold card.
Another weird Hawaiian specialty is ice-cream called Shaved Ice.
What's that all about?
Ice is a traditional Hawaiian dessert.
An ice machine makes slushy,
it is then shaped into a ball and
covered heavily with syrup, berries and other toppings.
They shaved my $6 off for Shaved Ice too.
This is nothing but a snowball covered in syrup.
Imagine if this were a snow off the sidewalk.
...yellow snow....
I think you know where I'm going with this!
I just got a brain freeze.
I does taste like real ice only thicker. Syrup is sweet.
I wouldn't call it ice-cream though.
I'm heading out to try one of Kauai's most popular and extreme amusements.
It is called tubing.
It's a descent down the river on a rubber ring.
In the past, these channels were used to water coffee plantations.
Later owners turned them into a tourist attraction for more profit.
This ride is quite popular.
How extreme are we!
We're moving at a speed of about a meter per hour.
It's breathtaking.
Coolest part of it is that my butt is in cold water, rest of the body is out.
There's good and bad in everything if you know what I mean!
Cannot say I am good at this, but I can give you some lifehacks should you ever want to try this.
Lifehack #1. Relax the second you depart and laugh at people's jokes even if you don't know the language.
This will make a part of the group.
Lifahack #2. When you're going down backwards try and turn around to see ahead of you.
Life is a carousel!
#3. Don't forget to turn the light on.
We're swimming inside a tunnel. Finally something exciting.
Allegedly. That's exciting all right.
Perhaps this time we'll get luckier.
I think the flow is speeding up.
Tubing can be thrilling only if an editing director does this.
In reality, a tourist simply dangles in ice-cold water in an uncomfortable position.
If you're looking to waste $150 of your money you should find this place and get in that donut.
If you have back problems, I guarantee that they will get worse.
Your behind will be frozen.
You'll hit rocks with your feet and even your head sometimes.
If that's your kinda thing – do you.
I'm getting the hell outta here!
After that major fail, I need something truly extreme and I think I have an idea.
I'll take my private plane back to Oahu.
I'm chasing pure adrenalin.
This amusement's gonna be super dangerous!
Swimming with sharks!
There are tons of 'em near Oahu.
Huh? What the? Do I have to swim up to get air?
My current heartrate is 85 bmp. I have a bad feeling about this.
We will sail to where it is deeper.
There will be a lot of hungry Galapagos sharks.
I decided to swim without a cage last week.
The shark wanted to taste me.
Do not pee in the water.
After security instructions my rate went up to 90 bpm.
They're as big as this boat and are hungry as hell!
They think boat brought them food and that food is me!
I am alone in the cage.
If I am attacked who's gonna rescue me?
I'm not dipping in there. I'm not playin'.
Thanks. Turn the camera off.
My heartrate is 108 bpm.
There's a place in Hawaii that is on every list of the World's most impressive sights.
Stairways to Heaven.
It leads to a mountaintop right through clouds, promising ridiculous views.
There's only one problem. Entering there is strictly forbidden.
I apologize for whispering.
This is most interesting part of my adventure, but not a completely legal one.
Trespassing is prohibited. Fine for walking on this trail is $1,000 so let's not get caught.
We wouldn't be Heads and Tails if we didn't at least try. Let's go! Wish us luck.
There are numerous security checkpoints on the trail.
They don't let anyone in, but I hope for the best.
I used a hole in a fence to get in, there are two holes in fact.
The guards are behind us, while two hours of trail, 4,000 steps and steepest climb of my life lie ahead.
Stairways to Heaven used to be a military trail in the 1940s.
It led to antennas at the top that sent signals to submarines.
Stairway remained intact despite antennas becoming obsolete.
Giant monsters with huge teeth are smashing their heads against the bars
in hopes of taking a bite at anything that is sticking out.
That is really scary!
My heart is jumping out because they are tilting and shaking the cage.
I can't dive because I'm having a panic attack.
I would not get in had I seen this video prior to my dive.
On one hand, it's startling to see sharks in the ocean, not an aquarium.
On the other, it's terrifying.
That's a wrap. Can we get out now?
Down there my heart must have beating at 140 bpm.
I knew I was safe, but at the same time, I was petrified to death.
It's a primal fear of being eaten alive! You need to control your breathing and limbs from sticking out.
I was doing the best I could, but I panicked big time.
Emotions are incredible! I was surrounded by sharks in the Pacific Ocean, but it was so scary!
I'm just now starting to catch my breath. Need to use the restroom.
Trail goes through a cloud as thick as milk.
I'm feeling dizzy.
Rain gets in my eyes.
I don't wanna think what will happen if my foot slips.
There are many tough areas where you almost have to climb at a 90 degree angle.
One wrong step and you're flying down. This trail is pretty worn-out.
Entire sectors are missing steps.
Only people in good physical shape need apply.
This place is insane.
You're by yourself on the mountain.
Fog absorbs every sound like cotton.
An endless stairway keeps going upwards through a
thin peak with nothing but sharp edges and abyss on both sides.
Last yard is the longest!
I'm glad I made it to the top of course, but ideally it should look like this.
I'll have to settle for what I got today.
Nonetheless, we're the only people up here!
Does not get more exclusive than that.
I know that gorgeous valley is down there, though I can't see it.
I think it's wrong to travel
to destinations just for the sake of it,
you need to be able to appreciate the process of your journey.
Ahoy! Nastya! Come home!
Hiding this for ya.
To find our bottle with $100 in Hawaii head to Ala Moana Park Drive.
Reloaded treasure waits for you under a rock at the end of Ala Moana Park's parking lot.
Hawaii is a paradise on earth!
Do not try to look for it in the capital.
You will not find anything special in Honolulu.
Go to the highest waves
and incredible sunsets on the edge of Oahu
Or fly to the neighboring islands and get acquainted with the wild jungle
colorful canyons
and local chickens
How was your Honolulu?
Honolulu was tricky. You can get by on $100, but it's hard.
I had fun with a gold card. I had planes, choppers, Mustangs…
When you only have $100 you have to hustle with passion.
You need an extra set of legs and two changes of shoes.
Wow! Nice quote Antoha.
I think my shoes…
What happened to your kicks?
My gift to Hawaii. I might just leave em here.
Socks too.
Do you want my extra pair of sandals? We're the same size.
As many bums as they have. It won't be here for long. C'mon.
Your toes are so tiny! No really! They're so miniature!
Friends we will reload another city very soon.
They're so miniature! He has baby toes!
I think I'll keep those for now. Bums here dress better than me anyway. See you in the next town.
What happened? Why are they so petite?
Look at yours.
Yeah! Look at em! My toes march in front of me!
You can kick some ass with those!
Đăng ký:
Đăng Nhận xét (Atom)
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét