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Ted Lasso 3x7 FULL LENGTH Reaction | The Strings That Bind Us

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ButtyOh

Who needs to see Amsterdam anyway? 😈

Handy

apparently had such a good time in Amsterdam I forgot it completely and even some of what happened beforehand

Handy

It's all good, we all do weird things when we have no a/c and our brain overheats :)

Rogier Oude Heuvel

As a Dutchie, Amsterdam is quite pretty and a good tourist spot, but if you can you should go outside of Amsterdam to truly get the Dutch Culture. There are plenty of amazing places in the Netherlands where you can really get a sense of Dutch Culture. I personally love the city of Utrecht for example. Luckily for our country, its all very compact so its not difficult to see other places when there. My Rant done. Loving the Reactions, been following for a while! Also its pretty funny just understanding everything thats being said in dutch during that Amsterdam Episode xD

Patrick Egan

Pretty sure Ted's Robert Frost reference is to the poem "The Road Not Taken", the whole "Two paths diverged in a wood, and I - I took the road less traveled by, and it has made all the difference"

Anonymous

You asked who Montlaur was. That is Richard, the frenchman's last name.

Chris_W

I've had to bite my tongue since the first time you asked about Ola's as the name Sam chose for the restaurant. Seeing your reaction as well as the team coming together to help fix it was worth it.

Nume Hall

One thing I love in this episode is that Roy's ridiculous idea for all the strings tied to one person is actually the formation Jamie ends up showing at the end with him in the middle facilitating :). It also makes sense that Jamie would know how to do it properly since he did play for Pep as mentioned by Coach Beard in his Total Footbal video.

Simon Chamberland

I don't wanna spoil the line in the comments but 24:30 😂😂😂 I fkin love Coach Beard so much. He's like the most efficient character ever written, he doesn't say much but every line just hits.

Rogier Oude Heuvel

There are quite a number of activities you could do, depending on what you like, but here are a few: Den Haar Castle: A beautifull castle with amazing gardens, and not super crowded cause it is a bit off the beaten path. But definitely worth visiting if you like something like that. It almost feels like your exploring a strange and exotric fairy tale. Keukenhof Gardens: A flower heaven, but can be a bit crowded. Depending on when your traveling here, you might be able to visit. (Cause sadly it reopens in March 2024) Kinderdijk Molens: If you want a beautiful walk amongst our famous Wind Mills but not be crowded once again. Visit the city of Gouda: The Dutch capital of Cheese, home to the famous Gouda Cheeses. Giethoorn: Named as Dutch Venice, but that would not be very accurate as this is far more serene and untouched compared to the commercialized Italian city. The Hoge Velluwe National Park: If you just want to have a walk in a park that has animals roaming around you and beautiful views, this is also a great option. Efteling: Which is a famous dutch themepark about Fairy Tales that predates Disney, its quite a nice sight and has some interesting attractions. The only downside of this park is that most of the "Storytelling" is in Dutch. But there are many more things you can do besides those listed above.

DrEEsky

I went to Holland as a teen with my parents and it was fantastic! Of course riding on the canals, visiting Anne Frank's house and the Rijksmuseum were highlights as well as attending a concert at the Concertgebouw. But we also visited Gouda and the cheese was simply amazing! Worth a visit for sure! (I also got stuck at Schiphol Airport during COVID in 2021 and not a bad place to get delayed as the food, coffee, chocolates, every thing was delicious! )

DrEEsky

" two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. " Frost is the master poet (and was the poet laureate of VT and unofficially of the US in the 60's.) This can apply to so many lives and choices. A wonderful reference by Ted Lasso!