We know a thing by its opposite. Hot Means Nothing without cold, and since im traveling the world to explore the nature of happiness and my own struggles to find it, i decide to visit an unhappy place. And if im going to do unhappy, i want somewhere that does it with panache and takes pride in its wallowing, somewhere full of beautiful expressions like, i dont want to feel good. I just want my neighbor to feel bad. [upbeat acoustic music] welcome to bulgaria. [nicky blitz blast off] getting too close, better pull on back what if i travel the world, exploring what makes some places happier than others . Need a onetwo. Im looking at the ways that where we are. Yeah, im acomin, im acomin affect who we are. Whoo, im acomin im acomin, yeah. Its been said that the search for happiness is the chief source of unhappiness. Im acomin, im acomin. Well, thats okay. Im already unhappy, so ive got nothing to lose. Lets go lets all blast off [projector humming] [upbeat music] where are we . Somewhere
- i have the choice to study architecture, or psychology, or - or to go somewhere else. - or to go somewhere else. - to travel. - i see a lot of young people learning the steps of national dances and even rehearsing in parks, which has never happened during socialism. democracy has given us a craving for an identity that we thought lost. - i m trying to direct the people s attention to actually the good things. ok, there s a hole in the street, but look, actually, there s this beautiful nature around us. - [speaking bulgarian] - i love my country. i don t want to leave it, like, never. - hiding amidst the grim balkan façade, i found another bulgaria, a place where families celebrate themselves.