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@@Brownbeartoca Thanks, will try soon!

the healthy one .....

I think you should try Wendy they have some good burgers or Dave’s hot chicken and don’t listen to @zerolibertas5993 he is probably just jealous you guys are happy together while he has never had a girl kiss him in his life

@@shakebkqueen5846 Thanks, anything in particular on the menu I should try?

this cannot be serious 💀😂 I have straight white teeth, post yours hahaha

go check another video

Calm down . In this one you got no teeth. Baby…….baby.

He is talking about medicade for poor people. It covers everything. Medicare is for old people that are retired. If you don't meet the qualifications for free medicade, you can get reduced cost. Before we got married my now husband got a raise and he made too much to get medicade for free, but he qualified to still get it for $25 a month and it covered everything.

really? what state are you from?

@@Darren_James not much better out here in Colorado but places like Texas, Wisconsin, Virginia, Florida, etc have fairly low housing prices and grocery’s are dirt cheap. Gas in Colorado is around 3 bucks a gallon 👍

cheap compared to Ireland lol

Usually one dollar costs less than a euro (not always), but the difference in cost between countries is more complicated than that.

I factored in the conversion rate on screen

Why, cause you're not willing to stand next to an immigrant to get the help?

have you even set foot in California

why, is there anything stopping a US citizen claiming it if they're making the same money as the immigrant?

@@Darren_James They're just regurgitating lies about California that they heard on Fox "news".

@@matcha6710 yes I spent 9 months building in Cali for my company we built 19 Fed ex stores from Compton Long Beach Torrance La then moved south to John Wayne airport and directly east so ya I lived in that shit hope you call California

as in it has better benefits or price wise?

Yes to both. Even within Cali. But if you go to the Midwest (Wisconsin or Michigan for ex) it's a lot cheaper but the benefits generally aren't as good. Gas out here is maybe 3.15. but less benefits esp medical for poor folks ​@@Darren_James

yeah I didn't think there would be THAT much of a difference 👀

And California is much higher than average. Usually hovers around $3 where I’m from, often under.

@@josiahjray that's crazy, what state are you from??

​@Darren_James in WI, it hovers over 3 and usually up to 3.7ish, down to suburb IL, and then it begins to increase hitting the East...source, I travel most of the east and southern side of country weekly.

@@iiBeasttt yeah that's less than half of the price compared to back home that's crazy

I haven't yet personally but I imagine the big cities like New York, LA & Chicago would be most expensive right?

​@@Darren_James yeah. LA is super expensive. Tourists to many places will always think things are expensive because they're usually going to tourist locations that price gouge or nicer parts of big cities that are super expensive. The gas in California is super expensive because it's a different blend. It sits under $3 where I live so it's crazy to imagine people paying over $7 in other countries. I know Ireland isn't the most expensive in Europe either

@@ec7005 I think if you're smart with you're finances, the salaries can allow you to save a lot but yeah it can be very expensive if you're not smart

Gas is $2.75 a gallon in Texas haha.

@@ken.zallen daammmnnn, everything is bigger in Texas except your gas expenses

many states dont tax groceries

While most states do not have a specific tax on groceries, the majority of states have a state wide general sales tax, which is applied to any transaction. So for instance in Texas where I am from, the general sales tax rate is 8.25% so if I go to the grocery store and ring up $100 of groceries the total amount I will pay is $108.25, because I have to pay the sales tax but Texas has no specific tax on groceries. If I were to go to Tennessee, they tax groceries at 4% and have a general sales tax of 7% so that same $100 order of groceries in Tennessee would be a total of $111.00 because I would have to pay both the general sales tax and the grocery tax. (7 out of the 13 states that do have a grocery tax simply include that percentage on the listed base price of the item, like most countries in Europe and the British common wealth do for all applicable taxes on an item)

2 days ago in smart & final 😂

damn I wish I knew this a month ago 😂

good point but their minimum wage is $17+ Vs $13.60, so I think that makes up for it 🙂

In my state there is no tax on food

true but minimum wage back home is $13.60 so the sales tax here ain't too bad

In my state there is no tax on food

@@Darren_James You guys are making that much? My state just got to 12. Sounds like I need to move lol

yeah all the essential stuff has been reasonably priced from my experience so far! And fortunately alcohol too 😂

same back home, but surprised as I thought California would be reaallyyyyy expensive

A lot cheaper is an overstatement. It was roughly 6% cheaper

@@Bigdogspyke no were I live in america it was allot cheaper 4 yrs ago Example bread was 90 cents now it's 2 dollars that over double like 55% and it is all items at all stores

@@shannonhyde1587 stinks for you, probably a red state lol

The businesses have been price gouging again. They are enjoying record profits

what?