The episode of "Heads and Tails" is set in Panama, featuring new presenters Nadia Sysoeva and Jan Topless. The show begins with a coin flip to decide who is rich and who is poor. Nadia, the new presenter, is rich and Jan, the experienced presenter, is poor.
Nadia, who has only $100 for two days, struggles to find a place to exchange her money. She is advised by a woman at the airport that Panama has two currencies: paper American dollars and local Panamanian balboa coins. Nadia then rents a car for $29 a day, but struggles to find a place to leave a deposit. Jan, who is in Panama, helps Nadia by providing his card number for the deposit.
The show then takes viewers on a journey through Panama, highlighting its unique geographical features and cultural aspects. The presenters visit the Panama Canal, the Embera-Kera tribe, and the Baru volcano. They also go fishing and try traditional Panamanian food.
The episode concludes with Nadia and Jan leaving $100 for the locals under a bridge in Panamonte. Jan, who has been following the show, comments on the adventures and expresses his admiration for the trip.
1. The show "Heads and Tails" has new star presenters, Nadia Sysoeva and Jan Topless, who are also known as Jan Gringo.
2. Nadia Sysoeva is a TV presenter and singer from the popular show "Comedy Woman".
3. Jan Topless is a YouTube blogger with millions of views and is the new presenter of "Heads and Tails".
4. The show is celebrating its anniversary and wishes "Heads and Tails" open borders and negative coronavirus tests.
5. The show is set in Panama, a country sandwiched between the Americas, and its presenters are planning to visit various locations.
6. The presenters have only 100 dollars for two days and need to find a place to exchange it.
7. The exchange rate of the local currency in Panama is the same as the dollar.
8. The most beautiful places in Panama are scattered all over the country.
9. The presenters are considering renting a car, but the price for car rent starts from $29 a day.
10. To rent a car, a driver's license, a passport, and a cash or credit card deposit of $200 is required.
11. The presenters are considering asking Jan for money in Panama.
12. The presenters are considering driving a car rented from the car rental office.
13. The cheapest car at the car rental office was a gray Hyundai Accent.
14. The presenters are considering flying in a green plane.
15. Panama is a small country, about the size of Lithuania.
16. Panama is a city called the same - Panama. The locals call it Panama City, to avoid confusion.
17. Panama is a financial system where businessmen, in order not to pay high taxes in their country, register a company in Panama and pay only a symbolic $300 a year.
18. There are hundreds of thousands of such companies in Panama.
19. The presenters are considering visiting the Panama Canal.
20. The presenters are considering visiting the tribe of Panamanian aborigines called Embera-Kera.
21. The presenters are considering visiting the hotel La Islas Secas.
22. The hotel La Islas Secas is very eco-friendly: solar panels, water purification, and desalination systems are installed on the islands, plastic containers are prohibited here.
23. The presenters are considering visiting the tribe of Ember Kera Indians.
24. The presenters are considering fishing in Panama.
25. The presenters are considering visiting the volcano Baru.
26. The presenters are considering visiting the small town called Portobelo.
27. The presenters are considering visiting the "Blue Veins" near the city.
28. The presenters are considering leaving a bottle in Panama under the bridge