And then I was like okay I'm in my room I'm completely naked I look up my
clothes are on the far side of the room I'm like okay I'm on my own where is
this girl gone and no sign of her no trace I was like oh fuck right because
my first reaction is shit what has happened here something ... something bad
is happening right involves you've been unconscious so hey hey
всем привет and welcome back for part two of episode 9 of my vodka vodcast
this episode was quite long so if we miss part one go back and check it out either
by looking on YouTube for the previous episode or if you're listening to this
on yeah on the podcast then go back and find the previous episode of this
podcast series and then you can go listen to before you listen to part two
been telling you the stories about my very first trip to this country to
Ukraine and if you're new to the channel hit that subscribe button and definitely
whack the notification bell beside it so that you're notified whenever there are
new videos uploaded here I'm coming to the end of my time here in Odessa for
the summer 2018 but I am super excited that I'm gonna put together a travel
vlog about my time here and that's something you don't want to miss if
you're interested in Odessa and Ukraine at all that's gonna be great stuff it's
gonna be coming up in a couple of weeks that with that said let's get into part
two of this episode of the vodcast.
So Crimea the Crimean Peninsula is actually a place where I
have some family history one of my ancestors actually died there in a very
famous battle and the Battle of Balaclava should be 1854 if I'm not
mistaken and they died in the charge the Light Brigade which is a very famous
military disaster in the British military and they're part of the
resurrection Irish battalion of calvary who were involved and one of my
ancestors, a Roche, by his last name actually died
there so that's part of the reason why I was interested to go to Crimea I was in
the city of Sevastopol we pronounced in English but Sevastopol in Russian and I
was there you know it's it has this kind of neoclassical architecture it's a nice
city it is a city even at that time 2009 the Russian Black Sea Fleet was based
there legally they did have a lease on a port there and they were there and there
was actually the only place in all of Ukraine where I saw a lot of Russian
flags was actually in Sevastopol so I go there and I actually wanted to go and
see where my ancestor had died it was the main reason why I was in the region but
that was actually harder than I expected and my Russian really let me down
because I was trying to explain to the taxi drivers like where were the
British graves from the British times and basically none of them could find
them or tell me where they were they were more like yeah we want to see the
Russian or the Turkish or others then we know where they are but they didn't know
where this was I did find it another trip later on there was actually a memorial
there that was quite interesting so I went and saw that but on this first
trip so on this first trip yeah I wasn't able to find it so basically went out in
the evening in Sevastopol and you know there is a bar that had two podium
dancers outside and a lot of people who you know didn't actually maybe have enough
money or didn't want to pay for the drinks in the bar so were kind of
watching the entertainment which was these two dancers a guy and a girl on a
podium from outside at the bar because it was actually on the ... you could see
it from the street it was just like really close and there was just like a railing
or something in between and I went into the bar but it was really boring inside
there was kind of no one really hanging out there so I also decided to go and
buy just a couple of buy a beer and just hang out and you know watch the
performance the entertainment from outside and there was like a lot of
a lot of people around me I start talking to one girl who's there we were
speaking in Russian again my conversation was quite limited but I have been in
Ukraine for probably about two weeks at this stage so I at least gotten used to
opening conversations it was really tough in the beginning but I have
managed to do that so we start talking we then take a little bit of a walk I
buy a second beer from a kiosk open they were opened in front of me we share a beer
we sit down on a bench we start to kiss we make out a bit the conversation is
not really super intellectual interesting cuz obviously my Russian is
very limited but there's obviously a good rapport there and then we walk a
little bit further along the promenade there's like a an internal flame you
know there's a memorial to the Second World War and the people who died as Sevastopol
was a Hero City just like Odessa Ukraine where I'm speaking to to you from right
now so it's a big memorial there this flame I remember and I remember buying a
third beer at a kiosk we sit down at an ... on a on a bench in another park
very close to my apartment my apartment was near to the eternal flame and we drink
it and then maybe there's like a third left in her beer I'd finished mine
remember putting the beer bottle into the bin that was beside the bench I take
it I just finished up her beer so hey let's go to my my apartment it's just
over there she's like yeah cool let's go so we walk along and then you know we
you know he walked maybe 200 meters to you know the entrance of my apartment I
started to feel really drunk I was like wow this is odd cuz we had only
three beers and I really start to feel it it's very strange
so I open the door to the building and we start to walk up the stairs I think
it's probably the second floor was where my apartment so the ground floor then
the first floor so this whatever you can call the first or second floor it
depends on the country you're in but anyways we went up two flights of stairs
but on the stairs I really didn't feel well I started to feel a little bit like
unsteady and I was like I really it understand this like this
seems completely fine we had three beers together why am I suddenly so drunk we
walked into my apartment after that you know everything is a little bit of a
haze to me I remember this girl being in the apartment with me and anyways everything
goes black I guess and there's a little bit of I remember being kind of conscious
being light then dark and then I wake up and there was a in my studio a studio
apartment it was like a bar at the far end then you have the bed
there was kind of a headboard some faux Greek statue somewhere it was pretty
kitsch apartment and then there was the bathroom right in front with some sort
of jacuzzi or something there I remember and the wardrobe was to the left of the
bed as I lay on it and it was mirrored so actually when I woke up I was lying
on that side and I know open my eyes came to and I could actually see myself
in the reflection because the wardrobe had this was just all mirrored so I
remember lying there and I see myself and I had a little bit of a bump on my
head here and I thought oh yeah I remember hitting my head I remember
falling over and then hitting my head in something so I'd probably fallen over
on the far side the far side of the room beside the bar that was actually bar
area and I think maybe hit my head there so I had this oh yeah it still
hurts a little bit and then I was like okay I'm in my room I'm completely naked
I look up my clothes are on the far side of the room I'm like okay I'm on my own
where is this girl gone and no sign of her no trace it was like oh fuck right
because my first reaction is shit what has happened here something up something
bad is happening right I obviously I've been unconscious and I have this bump on
my head and there's no chick around anymore so where is all my stuff where
is my phone because I had an expensive cell phone where's my wallet and where
is my passport so I get up in a panic run around my wallet and my passport
just on the table in full view plain sight so I was like cool okay there there
where's my phone it's my phone she must have taken my phone this girl
it's all very odd that I could have gotten so drunk
at the stage thought maybe I was drugged and I just frantically searched around and
then they found my phone in my in my point my kind of bag manbag I guess you
could call it the bag that I carry on my laptop in and I was like ok I wonder how
it ended up there that's really odd that it would be in the back of that but ok I
have everything I my laptop I this is just really really strange like and why
was I unconscious for so long and then I look at the TV screen and there's like a
little display and it has the days of the week the first letter of them in
Russian in Cyrillic and I see the Ч later and I'm like ok that's for
Thursday and I think about it and like I went out on Tuesday evening now that's
not possible that would mean I've been unconscious for 36 hours because it's
now Thursday morning I looked outside it was like morning time sorry I look I mean
obviously I look at my phone it said Thursday doesn't really change I actually
went downstairs to have breakfast at a little cafe underneath and first
question was what day of the week is it today and they were like Thursday I was
like nah it's really Thursday I've been unconscious for 36 hours right clearly I've
been drugged right this is obvious and I had
reflected on the fact that it'd been you know obviously it was at night when I
when I was passed out then I remember it being daylight outside and then I
obviously fell back asleep again and then it was dark again and then I woke
up finally in the morning so what kind of made sense but like none of my stuff
was stolen and I was a little bit in shock of course had to call the landlady
and say because I was actually supposed to check out on the Thursday midday and I
was like yeah I don't have a train ticket to leave I've actually gone to the train
station I mean oh all sold out you can't get the train so I had to come back and
say and call her and say yeah I need extend the apartment is that possible
she was like cool did you have a really great time in Sebastopol and I was like
what's hard to say I was asleep for a lot of it her for most of it 36 hours
she was like I've never had a client anyone stay my apartments have anything
bad like this happen to them what happened to you I mean how did you get
drugged so obviously I had no idea it was either
it was in the beer bottle that she was drinking maybe she
passed out. The whole thing was strange I wasn't robbed of course so I really that remains a
mystery to me this was in 2009 so social media was not very strong at the time I
had not you know today probably people exchange Instagram Facebook or VK
at the time that was legal in Ukraine or they would
exchange something but you know this is more the time of when people exchanged
phone numbers obviously that hadn't happened so no idea how to even contact
this girl afterwards I normally asked two questions about this experience
and the reason I'm telling you this this is basically be careful if you go to
Sevastopol and that - you know I mean it's hard for me to really give advice because
I had actually seen the bottles opened so yeah really really mysterious about
exactly what happened so maybe if you have heard of something similar or you
experienced something similar yourself and you're watching this please leave a
comment below about your experience cuz this really helps this community that
we're growing people who are really enthusiastic about traveling to Eastern
Europe and this is something that I do hear happening a lot on getting to that
in a second so I'm normally asked two questions about this experience number
one did I go to the police well what would I say to the police in this
situation I wasn't robbed right so I was asleep and probably drugged so I wasn't
gonna go to a Crimean police station and say hey I have all my stuff I wasn't robbed
but I'd like to you to go investigate a non-existent crime because I think I
was drugged and the police in Crimea we have a really bad had a really bad
reputation at the time for corruption I certainly didn't want to go to a police
station and tell them I have money and I have my phone and all this kind of stuff
in case they decide that they need to create a reason to get their hands on it
and second thing did I go to a hospital now that would have established you know
probably what I was given that I was drugged and what it was cetera but the
idea in that state of going to a hospital and having them inject ... you
know take I assume draw blood just didn't appeal to me I didn't want to see
the inside of a Crimean Hospital the idea of Crimean hospitals maybe from history
this whole thing with Crimean War and Florence Nightingale having to you know
what she had to deal with there just had this image in my head no I don't want to
see the inside a Crimean hospital and in general the
public hospitals here in Ukraine leave a lot to be desired
my friends have gone to them and been pretty shocked so I'm glad I didn't do
that so for me it's gonna be a mystery but yeah that's what happened I lost
36 hours of my life unconscious in Sevastopol so be careful and I have
heard a lot of stories I have had friends I was met here who were British
my British friend in particular and he explained that he used to live in
Sevastopol and this was actually quite a common thing that used to happen and he
actually told me that a lot of people who are drugged have their bodies dumped in the
water because it's obviously by the sea after they are robbed and so that I was
really really lucky and yeah about what happened maybe the drugs were in her
drink in my drink it's unclear but definitely there was something really
really that you need to be careful of that happened to me so if you go to
Sevastopol or to Crimea in particular and then just be really careful I
haven't heard other instances in Ukraine where people have been drugged and they
were given an overdose and they never woke up
normally it involves some sort of well some some girl who invited them somewhere
and drugged him my British friend also was drugged who lived in Sevastopol and
they had used there's like a group of two girls and a guy who acted in the
team he had a very unpleasant experience because actually the police then shock
him down for money later on so that was another reason why I felt vindicated not
going to the police in Crimea at the time he told me it was quite intimidating
they threatened to falsely falsely accuse him of crimes actually in order to make him
pay them because they actually did retrieve his stolen property and they
wanted to keep it so that was a problem at the time so just be really careful
and you know trying to use your judgment when you can trust someone you are with
that's what I would say there and if you ever feel uneasy or someone's trying to
you know push you into drinking something just be really careful maybe
you know I had actually seen in my the beer bottles being opened but you want to
verify all that kind of stuff it's not the only country that this happens of
course unfortunately hear about happening in Brazil and Colombia as well
places that I'm also interested in traveling to but you want to just you
know use your common sense but if you have an experience or any other advice
do just write us in the comment section leave a comment below the video so that
happens and I'm like okay well I'm fine more or less right I got
drugged I actually have been previously drunk before in in Greece and
again I think that had happened to me I wasn't robbed and that was a very short
one I've been unconscious probably for an hour or 2 but that's nothing to do
with Eastern Europe so moving along I came to this city
so I've already given you two kind of crazy things that happened to me on the
first trip I think I think they were accused of espionage being a Russian spy
here in Ukraine and then second of all being drugged for 36 hours I think that
constitutes a pretty like wild first experience and like I was here for three
weeks the first time as I said there were a lot of cool things that happened
Kazantip I just had an amazing time of parties and stuff but then I came to
Odessa experience number three that you need to
learn from to take care of yourself on a trip to Ukraine so I came here and at the time I
didn't know anything about the city it was mu first time I only had two nights it was
on the weekend and I decided to go to what a lot of tourists still do today
which is go to Arkadia which is the main touristic strip at the time in 2009 in my
defense it was not as touristic and tacky as it is today I definitely don't
recommend that you go there necessarily today to this part of the city but at
the time Ibiza club was still pretty good at least I thought so when
I went there originally and it's a club that's quite famous for its design and
its music I guess more or less its design I don't necessarily think it's
music but it does have a lot of big concerts there which are interesting and
encourage you to go to concerts like from artists that you obviously enjoy
big international stars as well as ones from the maybe Russian Ukrainian pop
world also play there so I go to this club and hanging out and of course as I
said my Russian was not very good so talking to girls was a real struggle and
I go into that in another episode of the vodcast previous episodes about what it was
like trying to interact without Russian and without understanding the dating
culture here so I'm standing at the bar and there's some some pretty girls
nearby I start talking to them one of them seems really cool she actually
speaks English and she tells me she's she's a lawyer I'm also a lawyer by
profession I've just flown in from Brussels
where I was working as a lawyer I was working at the European Commission yeah
at the legal service there and so I'm standing at the bar I'm talking to her at
the rapport is really great I'm thinking wow this is super cool right so I've met
this cool pretty girl we're talking her friends leave the friends she was with so
we're having a great rapport from my point of view we're chatting and then she
says all my friends are gone I just need to call my friends I have no credit can
call on your phone so I have my new cell phone there I hand her the cell
phone the way that the club is laid out there were like these kind of like
partitions that are like kind of in this wave I guess kind of structure like this
saying kind of move around between them a little bit so she's like hey hey and
she doesn't seem to be able to hear her friend on the phone and she just moves
behind it I mean obviously to hear her friend and you know I'm kind of there 7
8 10 seconds I'm like where did she go and suddenly I look behind a partition
and she's not there I'm like that's hard where did she go to so I started walk
around ... but this is near the end of the night it's probably 4 a.m. or
something around that kind of time so there weren't actually so many people in the club so I
can ... they're actually closing out the closed off the outs outer lying parts of
the club so everyone's kind of corralled into the center who's there because
they're just about to close it down in the next half an hour and kind of people
go to the exit so I started walk around and after a minute or 2 I become a
little bit frantic cuz I'm like damn where did she go where's my new phone
right this is something the equivalent I think it was actually the Nokia
smartphone and yes they were actually popular for a very short time and it was
equivalent of the iPhone just a little bit different looking it was going to
rival it's basically it's the same like in your mind of losing and I can iphone X
or something whatever cuz I'm speaking to you in September 2018 so I'm like
really frantic I start looking around so walking faster and faster can't see
her anywhere in the club more like oh my god how did I fall for this how did I
fall for this this girl has stolen my bloody phone right and I was naive
enough to trust her first of all cuz obviously at a high
level of trust I felt comfortable with her she spoke English we have the same
profession and she's gone and then I see her friends
there of I run over I start trying to communicate with where is blah blah blah
whatever her name was I've even forgotten let's call her I
don't know Natasha that's a little bit stereotypical fine
where's Natasha? где Наташа? They were just like clearly like I don't know go
away right they were not very helpful I don't know if they were in on my phone
going missing or not but basically I couldn't even talk them properly in
Russian so they were just like no so I was like what am I gonna do because
she's not here at the club I can see I've verified she's not here anymore
my phone is obviously with her and gone so I need to figure out where she is
like I'll just have to take a risk and just run somewhere and hope that I
thought I bump into her so basically I've been robbed and the chance getting
it back is virtually zero right because the person is obviously left the club
with my phone and they're a local and I'm probably never gonna see them again I
was actually this is my first night in Odessa and I think I stayed two
nights so I wasn't I wasn't going to stay very long in the city this time I
may I was looking like I was definitely gonna have to go to the police station
to report it at least for insurance purposes so I take a risk at the time
Arcadia has this long strip which it does to the entrance and I thought the
only place you can get a taxi is actually at the top of it turns out there's actually
a second place that I now know about at the time I didn't know about that and
that was fine because I just basically one place I think where if you had to
leave you have to get a taxi there's actually several ways to leave but
anyways this is the only one I knew as a tourist on my first trip so I rush I
just started sprinting sprinting sprinting spent sprinting along this
long strip at the time is kind of just to narrow paths leading up so I
basically had to like you know shout at people in front of me as I was running
down past them just just just like basically cursing at myself that was so
stupid and so naive that I've been taking advantage of and robbed
in such a silly way in such an easy way so I'm running running running as fast
as I can it takes like me maybe 60 seconds of sprinting and then I can kind
of see the entrance to Arcadia and I can see the the taxis at the time of course
is pre being able to order on an app on an app so you basically call a taxi which I
couldn't do because I didn't speak Russian so I was always having
negotiate with the taxi mafia at Arcadia or anywhere else in
the city or anywhere else in the country basically to get a taxi which of course
was a lot more expensive than calling on the
phone probably about 50% more expensive I didn't realize that another reason to
have learned Russian so I'm sprinting sprinting is pretty and suddenly I see
the outline of a girl wearing the same clothes in the distance I'm like that
could be her so I like just accelerate as hard as hard as I can I'm just
like a full throttle like that I could last that long after a night out I was a
lot fitter than I am today at the time so and I started running and then I
realized yes it's definitely her it's definitely her she's like at a taxi
she's leaning into the window probably agreeing the price with the taxi driver
wherever she's going she moves over to the back door right just to open it up I
am really really close I'm really accelerating and I see in the back
pocket of bulge it looks like a phone in her back pocket
I just hone in on the phone you know as you're about to come up to something you
just have to decelerate already gonna smack right into it so I just started
decelerating I hone in on the phone in her back pocket at that exact moment I
reached her because obviously she heard some commotion as I as ... a noise as I
started to sprint into her I just like got my hand on the back pocket just as
she turned around so she's like facing me and I pull up the phone out of her
back pocket and then she reaches up with her hand as I have it and she grabs the
phone in one hand and I have the other hand and we're kind of struggling
here like this but obviously I'm a bit stronger so I just after maybe a second
of struggling the phone pops back you know pops out and it's in my hand
and she just looks at me she goes fuck you
and she got in the taxi and I was like super shocked I was anything I didn't
even react I was just like I got my phone back
I can't believe I can't believe I'm actually holding it in my hand again
after after having been robbed of it and she got a taxi took off so who I had the
phone back I guess this is a moral for you guys about trusting people yeah I mean
what can I say most people in this situation they're not gonna rob you or
something it's not like I think Ukraine is super dangerous but there you see
when I was a naive tourist on my first trip what happened to me you know this
thing almost disappeared so easily like that because you know I trusted someone
who I shouldn't have trusted and that's something that you just learn so
that's another lesson for you guys just to you know just be careful about who
you trust and how much of a rapport that you've really built up especially if you're
using English because that's obviously what most
tourists they rely on when they come here and actually my friends and my
clients as I've said often enough on this channel they tell me that's a
number one issue they have when they come here is the language barrier so if you
have the opportunity then definitely before you come here
invest in Russian it will go a long way so if you've enjoyed this two-part
episode of the vodka vodcast about my first trip to Ukraine my first trip to this
country then please give it a big thumbs up it helps the channel out immensely
if you're [not] subscriber of course squeeze that red subscribe button and
whack the notification bell beside it because that way you'll be notified when
I upload new videos I'm coming to the end of my stay here in Odessa in Ukraine
on the Black Sea it's been another amazing summer I think I spent about two
months here in total and just working on filming and getting the last vlogs of
the summer done from here I also made some content with Dany from Got a world
to see you've probably already seen the video with him and also the vodcast
episode as this one it was actually last week's episode those are done and now
I'm gonna finish up with just like some new killer content it's probably gonna
be my best content I think I'll have made the channel is growing really
strongly this has been a really phenomenal summer in terms of creating
content I hope you'll stay tuned and interact with me and if you do meet me
here or in somewhere else like you've been coming up on average one person per
day tell me how I've inspired you to come to Odessa in particular so this
was really for me a very fulfilling and rewarding experience not just because I
got to hang out in my favorite city in Eastern Europe for the summer but also
because I got to meet a lot of you guys who were here travelling and hear your
stories what motivated you your concern so just keep doing that and writing to
me because yeah that's why that's why I make these videos it's the community
element it just really that I can help you as much as I can I have of
course a few courses that I put together one is finished which is a language
learning course gonna be opening up this Russian Academy pretty soon so you can
go and check that out blab put a link below in the description
for that also my dating and my traveling courses get into those at Beta
phase when I'm making this but I just means it's cheaper for you to get
on board and you get actually a lot more personal contact with me if you get in
now so if you do have questions I had a guy who's a big big viewer who's always
leaving comments on this channel let me actually just check his name I learn
something but I something like Alan if I get actually reception here I can
actually see it Aviad Danielyso like for example I
helped out one of you guys who watches me a lot Aviad yesterday actually he was
struggling he'd actually gone to Kharkiv the city where I made a vlog about
recently and he told me he just was really unable to go and interact with
local girls he was there hoping to meet his you know on his on his trip and he
was just really tongue-tied and I told listen here's a challenge next three
girls you got to open them you've got at least say hi I'm gonna do something
you're not allowed write back to me until you've completed this mission and
even if it's they know three of them ignore you it doesn't matter just just go
talk to three and then come back to me when you've done it a little bit over an
hour later I get a message back thank you so much and it really inspired him and
it really helped me he was actually thinking this flight before I sent this
challenge that just shows having this kind of personal touch and personal
coaching is so valuable for you if you want to develop and grow and overcome
things that hold you back so that's something also they care about think
about for yourself I do of course provide that kind of coaching in
coaching packages you can write me an email at ConorClyne@tsarexperience.com
and also write that below in the show notes if
you're listening to this or in the description here on the YouTube video if
you're watching me and with that I encourage you to get involved as much as
possible in in communicating with me or writing comments or if you see me in
person just saying hi so I'm gonna stop rambling on going way over time on this
another episode of the vodka vodcast I'm gonna be back next week it's gonna be
episode what episode are we up to them I'm not even sure I think it's episode
10 next week this is episode 9 so yeah you're gonna get another episode from me
Conor Clyne I wish you a very good afternoon if you're in the same time
zone evening if you're ahead in Asia or morning if you are in the US
when I'm making this video this до видания до побачення see you in the next one! Ciao!
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