Returning To Amsterdam On Overcast Day To Visit Anne Frank House /Skinny Bridge & Eating Dutch Food
Amsterdam June 2025
Transcript
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Welcome everyone. Adam the Woo here. As
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the recording of this, it is Tuesday,
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June the 24, 2025.
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I am back in Amsterdam earlier this
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morning. Took a train up from the region
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of Eling
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Theme Park that I attended yesterday.
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Was in a hotel there last night until
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this morning. Took the train up here.
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Back at the hotel I've had this whole
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week.
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And I'm going to do some Amsterdam
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things today. The weather is
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dramatically different than it was when
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I left a couple days ago from this area
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to head south and now back up. Got a
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little hoodie on, see where the day
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leads. Just going to roam around, see
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what I can find. Maybe hit a museum or
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two and just see what Amsterdam on this
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day has to offer. Also was lucky enough
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to be able to get back up here because
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there's a huge power outlet. Power
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outage from an outlet. Probably not from
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an outlet, a power outage.
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And a lot of the trains were not
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running, but my train thankfully was and
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I was able to get back up here. So, I'm
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grateful for that. All right. See what
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Amsterdam
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can bestow upon myself and you
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cuz I'm inviting you. Yes, you to join
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me. Good to have you here.
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Shall you? Current time 2:25 p.m. 67°
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cloudy conditions expected until 8. Very
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windy. That's pretty much what it's
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showing there. Just wind all day. 67.
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I'm going to get to 71 at 6:00 p.m. But
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I really actually I really enjoy this
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overcastness,
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cloudiness,
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non sun, and a little windy gust. Yeah,
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give me a light hoodie and a little
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chill in the air. Not cold, but just a
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little chill. And I am content as heck.
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Old Amsterdam cheese store has a huge
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cheese. This is a big Look at this big
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Oh, this thing's sliding. Oh my gosh,
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I'm knocking it over.
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Oh, feel like I'm on Canon camera or
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something. Look, there's actually cheese
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in there. I just I was going to grab it
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to see what it was. It's not a real
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piece of cheese. It's just like a It's
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like styrofoam. Very light styrofoam
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wrapped in something, but that thing
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tilted there. Sorry, Old Amsterdam
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Cheese Company. My apologies.
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It is nice and windy. You know, I've
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never fact checked this, but I've always
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heard that when it comes to say cheese,
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when people say, you know, smile for the
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camera, say cheese, because I guess
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where that terminology originated,
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cheese was like such a delicacy that it
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was rare to have cheese.
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So when you would tell people say
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cheese,
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that was their happy thought. So they
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would smile.
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And the terminology cutting the cheese,
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I can't speak on that. I mean, I've cut
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the cheese, but I don't know where that
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came from. It's inside this former bank,
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which is now a Starbucks. And I must
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say, this is
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the best cursive penmanship I've ever
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had on a cup that had my name written on
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it. In fact,
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I don't think anyone's ever written on a
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Starbucks cup, at least given to me,
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written in cursive,
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in that penmanship before. So, cheers to
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the barista in Amsterdam.
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Nice. I like that. Makes me happy. Look
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at that cursive. Well, kind of kind of
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cursive. Something going on over here.
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They got a boom mic and a really nice
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camera set up. Not every day you see a
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boom mic on a street.
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That's a boom mic right there.
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This whole courtyard is just infested
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with pigeons.
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Love the buildings through here. Love
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the architecture so much.
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Really never gets old looking at. Oh,
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there's another film crew up here. What
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the heck? There's film crews everywhere.
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Look. Hey, your
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a totally different one. Think I might
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be in their think I might be right in
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their frame. We probably shouldn't be
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standing here. Another boom mic. Let me
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get out of their way.
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Is that a real brick?
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Just going to throw it in the river.
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Love this very impressive building here.
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Looks like a church depot, but I do not
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believe it is used by a congregation.
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Looks almost like a vintage shop or
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something
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for the time being.
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You can see some glassware in the
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windows over there. It's kind of
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interesting. You have this little
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walkway underneath a portion of it.
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It looks like the brick work back there
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is newer than the original brick work
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which is here, which is the bell tower.
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There's like flower shops here along the
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water, too. You can get bulbs from all
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over the world. They got Amsterdam city
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love spray painted on down there. Little
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nice little artwork on the bottom.
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You can get all these flowers like
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flower shops all along the water here.
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You can get tulips right over there. You
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can get
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little bouquets full of different ones.
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It is just such a great day today. A
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little more peaceful than the other days
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I've been here. probably because the
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weather is not quite as warm and nice.
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There's less boats out, less people on
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their bikes. There are a lot of people
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on their bikes, but
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it is a little more lowkey than it has
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been.
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Just a random portaotti over there. If
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you disregard that,
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you look at it from this angle, you
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would never know that portaotti is
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there.
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Oh, wait a second. There's another one
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right over there. Never mind.
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Still beautiful.
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All right, I'm now about to head inside
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this magnificent looking building, the
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Ruks Museum.
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I believe it actually is a longer name.
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That might be the shortened name, but
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I'm going to go inside here. Very
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impressive clock tower there as well. I
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walked through this the other day, but
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this is the first time I'm going to be
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going inside the actual building. I made
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it inside. Price was €25.
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And after entering in, I got this floor
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plan height highlight booklet, which has
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a guide map on it. It's going to show
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some of the different floors. I guess
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there's three different floors. Well, a
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total of four. First floor would be
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floor zero.
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There's a lot to look at.
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Even this old portrait of Van Go just
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right here in front of my face. Look at
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that.
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That's amazing. Just
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just right there.
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Painted by the man himself.
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self port or treat
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This is George Brightener's work. Passed
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away in 1923.
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You just look at the streets of
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Amsterdam there. Same buildings and
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everything from way back then. That's
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his interpretation. In fact, that might
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even be an interpretation. He may have
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actually stood on that bridge with his
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easel and painted that for a long period
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of time. It's a T earn back in the
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1850s.
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A little jewelry casket right there
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that's dating back to 1860.
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this tremendous
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size piece right here.
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Back in 1806, Louis Napoleon made
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Amsterdam the capital of his kingdom. On
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July 31st of that year, 1806,
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the convoy was headed by this banner,
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which translated to Louis Napoleon, King
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of Holland, presents to as capital
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Amsterdam. These trophies,
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this is a model, and I use that word
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model loosely because this is huge. with
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the William Rex ship that sailed in the
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17th century.
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The detail on this thing.
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I like this room.
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Also, look at this right up here on the
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wall.
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A horse looks like a tiger on the other
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side.
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This is a portrait of William III
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passed on in 1706
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amongst some of the china
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and possibly his bed frame over here.
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But they'll get a little more info on
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that in a second. But I really like this
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photo. This paint went on not a photo.
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It's a painting of him with a candle
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there. I like it.
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The candle just kind of adds to the
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adds to the vibe of this thing.
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Kind of eerie looking in a way.
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Mystical.
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That's the word I'm looking for.
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It g it gives it gives it an ambiance.
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Right. The bed dates back to the 1720s
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and it may
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have been made for Jonathan
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Wernern.
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No confirmation though Jonath Jonathan
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Werner ever slumbered in this.
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I don't even know who Jonathan Wner is,
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but right Rembrandt's Night Watch.
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Largest and most famous painting by
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Rembrandt.
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It's as close as you can get.
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There's a recreation in the next room,
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but this is the real deal.
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This is another one of his original
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pieces. The Jewish Bride is the title of
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it.
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There's a section where stained glass
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windows also
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this airplane up here. This is an FK
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23
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or K123 on the side.
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This is up on the third floor. This is a
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pretty pretty big museum. Mostly just
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works of art, but there are some other
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things, too. If you're into very very
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antique furniture, this zigzag chair
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here,
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there's a lot of
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pieces of old furniture.
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Little different designs. There's the
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zigzag zigzag chair. Here's a different
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version of that same chair.
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This is called a low bugle chair. Bow
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chair.
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Stepping outside.
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There is like a little hedge maze
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down here.
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You see right down there?
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A water water fountain there as well.
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This is around the opposite side of
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where I walked in.
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This where the bikes all just kind of go
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through here. It's like the dodging of
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the bikes. Motorcycles, bikes.
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I don't know who who would have the
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right away in that situation.
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It's amazing less people don't carine
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into each other. Everyone seems to have
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it down to has it down pretty well
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though.
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Use their hands for turn signals. Feel
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like they're way more organized riding
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bikes here than they are in the US.
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They got it. They got it down to a
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science.
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Beautiful,
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man. Let's go.
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Somebody just walked in front of that
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guy.
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No, I will say as beautiful as it is
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walking around the streets of Amsterdam,
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there's really not a comfort factor. You
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always feel like someone's going to run
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into you with a bike cuz the the
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walkways are so small when you're
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walking on the cobblestone and the brick
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that you're kind of like always your
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shoulder or part of your body is kind of
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always leaning towards the streets and
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you never really feel and when you're
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crossing a road biker going so quickly
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they never really feel as if you're at
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ease.
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There's just like a slight uneasiness
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when you're walking. Makes it kind of
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exciting. So, there is a housebo
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museum that is open over here. It says
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open. It is a housebo. There's a lot of
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these along the river, but this one has
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opened its doors
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to guests to go on. So, I'm going to see
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if I can get on there. The Hendrickk A
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Maria
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is what I can tell what it sounds like
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from here.
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This is what that's what I'm talking
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about. See, when you're trying to walk
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across, see how fast the bikes are
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going?
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motorcycles, mopeds, bikes, vespas,
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automobiles, tiny cars, people walking,
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people jogging.
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It really is very fluid. It creates like
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a kinetic energy.
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Oh, yeah. Exactly.
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So, this is the house boat. I'm not sure
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if I have to purchase tickets ahead of
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time or if I could just show up and see
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if I can get on. says daily open this
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The Hendrika Maria 1914 dated.
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Come inside. Open 10 to 5,700 hours.
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Oh, look at that. It's like a little
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paddle boat. You can do it the uh the
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oldfashioned way.
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I'm now on the boat. There's a person at
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the front up there that supposed to take
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your money, but they're not there at the
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moment. So, as soon as they arrive, I'll
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pay them the nine
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€9
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and walk through the rest of it. They
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got the sound effects going on over here
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with the coffee and the stove and
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everything. I am now in and this is some
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uh information about the boat people of
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Amsterdam and how there's quite a few
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people who live on boats. And it shows a
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layout of the land for house boats in
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the city and all the different canals
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and rivers through here.
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And the river is right there. It just
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sits right at right across right on top
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of the water. I should say
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there's like a miniature
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Oh, here we go. The Hendrika Maria. Her
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history brought to light
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starting back in 194
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right here.
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Was built to put the water of the J.
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Hris shipyard.
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Note how deep is the water here. Okay,
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that shows the correlation.
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So, right up near the shore where the
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bikes and cars and people walk is, it's
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that deep that it gets down about that
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far, but really not as deep as I would
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have thought it would have been. This is
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showing where the water line is the
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other side of the wall.
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Has a very retro vibe.
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Kitchen. I like how the kitchen was all
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decked in orange and
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has a little vintage feel to it. Only
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the kitchen but the living room.
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Originally built in 19 Well, started
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building in 1914
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and it's still here just sitting along
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the river. I don't think anyone even
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lives anymore. I think it's just used
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as, you know, like a money-making
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opportunity if people get a little
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information and step inside without
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having to go in someone's private boat
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home. You can just walk up, pay less
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than€10,
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and just take a little stroll through
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it. And that's uh that's it. That's the
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boat
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right there. The housebo museum right
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here along the river. There's a bunch of
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house boats. Not all of them are
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museums, but this one is.
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This one is
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just seems like most of these they don't
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even move. They just sit people just
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live at them and they just stay here. I
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don't know how you would you have to pay
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rent on this spot
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or just once it's parked you never have
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to leave.
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Kind of like an RV.
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Well, in some places RVs
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you boondocking. Is there boondocking
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with boats?
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Maybe.
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See, a lot of people ride the bikes on
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the sidewalks, too.
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Just people walking.
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Also bikes,
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scooters,
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and cars.
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and bikes
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and people walking and cars
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and tinier cars and mopeds and people
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walking
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and cars
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and mopeds and motorcycles and dirt
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bikes.
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All right, it is now time for
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my visit to the Anne Frank House.
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This is the line I need to be in. It was
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difficult to get a ticket. In fact, I
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think the only reason I was able to get
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one for today, even though I've been
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here more than a few days, couldn't get
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one till today. I think it's just
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because it's just me rolling solo. I
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think that was the reason there was one
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slot left. These are very difficult to
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get from what I'm I'm gathering.
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So, I'm glad it's working out. So, I'm
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in the next group. And I have heard that
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there is no filming or photos allowed
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inside. If there are photos, I'll take
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some. And if there are videos allowed,
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take a video, but
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I've heard that that is something you're
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not allowed to do inside. So, I'm going
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to probably just experience this without
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the camera. If no footage makes it in,
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that's that's why. But this is something
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I feel like you have to see when you're
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in Amsterdam. It's a huge
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part of history. Diary of Anne Frank,
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the book
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And I believe so this is a newer
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building. I think this might have been
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the original row of the houses. And I
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think the area that she was at is around
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the corner here. So this is all newer
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5:00.
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There's belt number three. I don't think
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I caught the first one.
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You ever seen the movie? Those are the
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same bells that she would hear from her
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annex that she was hiding in
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the church right next door.
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Oh, he um he ran up. No filming,
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no photos, but I did get an audio guide.
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All right, I'll put the camera away and
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do it on my own.
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back outside now. Very grateful to have
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been able to go inside there.
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Princeton Garage. 263 Princeton Garage,
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which would be this building right here.
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It was the top two floors
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was the annex which is where her family
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of four and four others total of eight
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for two years 42 to 44
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pit out from there. But
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I must admit, I've never read the book
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Kim's entirety.
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I've obviously seen a lot of info on it,
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watched TV specials and seen
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documentaries and read some passages
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from her book, but never read the full
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thing. And I'm going to change that. In
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fact, I have purchased the book
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from the little museum.
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The audio tour was very, very detailed,
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informative,
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very quiet. Even though there's big
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groups of people up in there, it was
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very, very quiet. Everyone being very
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respectful listening to the audio.
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I recommend doing doing the tour if
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you're in town if you can get a
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reservation.
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They still had the bookcase, the
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original bookcase that was created to
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hide the annex stairs.
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bookcase was still there and the ladders
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up to the attic and everything's all
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still there. The original woodwork and
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everything.
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Two years. Imagine that. I think it was
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July of 42 to August 4.
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They had the original kitchen.
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the the kitchen counter was still up
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there in the main room. Also had the
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wallpaper on her room where she was
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sharing the room with Fritz, I believe
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his name was
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photo she had on the wall. All that was
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all the original stuff was still up
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They even had some
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some of her original diary. I guess
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there were a couple different diaries,
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but they combined it and some of her
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short stories made it into the Diary of
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Anne Frank book later, which has become
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a a bestseller,
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translated into every known language.
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All right. Glad I did that.
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thing is very somber in there. Here's a
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photo of what their place looked like
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back in the day.
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Total of eight people and Frank and
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seven others.
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There's the
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the bookcase there hiding the door that
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would go in to the two upper levels to
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the what would become known as the
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annex.
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There's really quite the setup now.
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Kind of makes you think as horrible the
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situation was.
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If she would not have written written
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her words down in the diaries, it would
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not have become a book and this history
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would not have been preserved and known
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about
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their side of the story and what was
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happening here in the couple years in
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the early 40s.
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Got a little magnet too, a quote from
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Anne.
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How wonderful it is that no one has to
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wait even a minute to start gradually
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changing the world.
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It's now 6:00.
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Bells are ringing. I was in there about
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an hour.
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guy giving a group tour over there as I
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was filming that.
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I was listening to what he was saying as
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I was walking off and he was kind of
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reiterating what I was saying about the
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the bells that she would hear
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from the annex from the attic. And that
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was her connection to the outside world
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to let there was let them all know that
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there was other things going on outside
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was the church bell, the the cathedral
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bells ringing.
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I've been walking around a little bit.
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onto another area of town.
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Kind of pointed this out over the
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duration of my time here, how the the
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buildings are kind of slanted,
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not falling, but they're definitely
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slanted and off center a little bit. And
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nothing is more evident of that fact
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than showing this. You can see over the
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years, these two buildings that were
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side by side have now become detached.
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And you can see how those over there are
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leaning as well.
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Really fascinating how they're still
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standing,
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but they're not I mean it's completely
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not 90° anymore.
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They've even placed a a little center
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piece of wood going up in the middle
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there to kind of distract the fact that
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they're falling like that or tilting.
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But evidently still structurally sound.
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People still live in them. This bridge
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I'm about to walk over is referred to as
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the skinny bridge. World famous skinny
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bridge as seen in the James Bond classic
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Diamonds are Forever. Sean Conry. Yes.
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Interesting. I think the last time I was
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in Vegas, I covered a couple of the
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Diamonds are Forever spots.
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The hotel,
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gas station where Conry was. They filmed
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quite a bit of Diamonds are Forever in
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Vegas,
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but they also filmed a little bit of it
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here in Amsterdam. Now, this bridge
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evidently has been repurposed and
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changed a lot over the years. It used to
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be skinnier than this, where it's got
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its name, the Skinny Bridge,
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but it's not as skinny as it once was,
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just like just like most of us.
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007
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James Bond. My personal favorite James
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Bond is Conry.
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I mean, I like a lot of them, but Conry,
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I think, takes the cake. He's like the
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ultimate Bond. Yes.
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Mishmani Penny. Yes. I can't really It's
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like certain imitations you have to I
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always have to do the Yes. Yes.
39:34
Whenever I get into Conry mode and with
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Arnold. That's right. have to start off
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with a that's right ash
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to say the other words even remotely
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correctly
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Oh, it really kind of adds to it with
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the sirens.
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There it is. The skinny bridge.
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The not so the not so skinny bridge.
40:25
They're not as skinny as it once was
40:25
once was bridge.
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as seen in a 007 film. Looking up some
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traditional style Dutch food or popular
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foods in Holland, Dutch foods, the
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Netherlands here in Amsterdam. And
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there's something I never heard of
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before called Stamp Pot.
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So, I think I'm going to find myself a
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Stamp Pot place. And there's one, I
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don't know, about a half a mile from
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here. So, I'm going to walk over there
40:59
and get some uh get some food. So, this
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is one of those intersections where you
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have a couple different canals that
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connect, couple of different tunnel
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areas, and then you have a few different
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boats that have to make couple different
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turn radiuses to get through.
41:16
Look at that big boat there.
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Is he making the turn or is he going
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straight in? He's going straight in.
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Shouldn't be a problem.
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and a seagull flying over.
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And if you're going to get stamp pot
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from Amsterdam, maybe you should get it.
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Well, I should get it from an actual
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place called Stamp Pot Amsterdam.
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Dutch cuisine. I think I'm going to get
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the Stamp Pot sauerkraut right over here
42:17
for 1775. something called snirt.
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Traditional Dutch pea soup, but I might
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also get the bitten ball in also, which
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is an appetizer. Maybe I'll get all
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three of those. Going with a green tea,
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which I've already kind of like devoured
42:29
a little bit cuz I was a little parched.
42:30
Also got some pea soup right here. I do
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love some uh pea soup. Comes with a
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piece of rye bread and a slice or not a
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slice, but just a slither of bacon right
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there. Uncooked bacon. I don't know if
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that's cooked or not, but yeah, I do
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love pea soup. I've had many pea soup in
42:46
my day, but never had it in Amsterdam,
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so I'm getting it there. And I got this
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little appetizer with the mustard. All
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right, that is what's inside of these uh
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fried circular balls here. Tastes pretty
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good, though. Kind of hard to tell what
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it is. I probably should have read the
43:01
menu a little bit better, but with the
43:03
mustard on it, it kind of all blends
43:05
together really well. It's pretty good,
43:07
though. So far, so good. All right,
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here's the main entra. I think I think
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it was called sauerkraut.
43:15
Maybe I'm thinking sauerkraut in a
43:17
different kind of sauerkraut. Either
43:19
way, you got the sausage on there, you
43:20
got the potatoes, you got the mashed.
43:24
Whatever it is, I'm going to consume it.
43:26
Looks really good. It turns out the
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sauerkraut was mixed in gracefully
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with the mashed potatoes.
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It was like disguised in there. But man,
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the flavor was so good on every single
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thing I got.
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Everything. All the items that I got
43:42
were so good. So good. This place is
43:45
good. Yeah, they call that Dutch comfort
43:47
food. And I can see why. That was very
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comforting and delicious. That was good.
43:56
I really enjoyed that meal. And I think
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with that, I'm going to start heading
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back to my hotel. Call it a night. Relax
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a little bit. Walking amongst all these
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elephants.
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And that's going to do it for today.
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Thanks for watching. I'll see you in the
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next video, the vlog.