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The only thing the US use in metric are 9mm guns and grams of coke! 😂
😂lmfao
They also have 10mm guns now lol
Crazy how they hate on Britain but still claim their British imperial measuring system is the best in the world haha
And your money.
True
Many years ago in Australia I managed to sever off the index finger of my left hand. Rushed to hospital with severed finger and was operated on by a top orthopaedic surgeon. Finger successfully re-attached. The whole process, surgery, recovery in hospital, follow up physiotherapy cost me zero dollars and zero cents. And I have ten functioning fingers.
I took myself to my local hospital emergency in a rural area a few weeks ago. I was in pain and thought I had gall stones. They did blood tests, urine tests and a scan with contrast. I was there for about 2 hours while they did that, and the results were that I had pneumonia. I left with antibiotics and didn't pay a cent.
You were lukcy. I had an infection in my leg and I went to Westmead emergency at 7pm and was still sitting in ermergncy at 10am the following day before I got admitted
I went to the infectious diseases ward.
One nurse thought it would be funny to 'joke' that he thought that I'd lose my leg
Another nurse b*tched constantly about how she didn't get support from her colleagues
I needed assistance with mobility. And in the days I was there I only got a shower on half the days.
On the final day I went three hours after lunch without any food because they'd decided to send me home, but hand't told me about it. So I was wondering where my lunch was... but they'd cancelled it
I should have been taken home by patient transport but instead the wheeled me down to the taxi rank and left me there... which didn't take into account I had to get FROM the taxi into my home.
I did however get free scripts though I had to fight to get them to fill it out. They gave me the presciption for me to go to the chemist myself - but as I had a mobility issue this was going to be difficlt. In the end they filled it out themselves and gave me the meds
Went to local ( country) hospital with strangulated hernia put on rfds plane straight to royal Perth hospital operation total cost to myself nil free healthcare nation wide yay aussie oy oyoy
I'm from Melbourne & my wife is American & today as this video came on, she had to go for a job interview & we live in the burbs, the nearest train station is a 10 minute walk from our house & she was able to ride the train from our area right to the place where the interview was to be held. Pretty much took her right there.
People from all Aus cities complain about public transport, but here in Perth (Adelaide as well), it's pretty bloody good!
Sydney trains were worse when I was a kid, but are getting better
They never made sense. Country trains that go up into the Blue Mountains would stop at Penrith, but wouldn't 'pick up' pssengers (just set them down - for people coming down from the Mountains) and then speed on to Parramatta, Strathfield, Redfern, and Sydney Terminal (Central).
But it made no sense not to pick up from Penrith a major urban area, when just one stop prior, at Emu Plains they'd pick up and set down passgeners
And Emu Plains was such a minor stop that the train was longer than the platform
@@geofftottenperthcoys9944
yeah the Sunshine Coast is pretty good too, you can get a bus to the Nambour train station and the train can go down to Brisbane or you can go all the way to Cairns and back if you want to.
I'm a venue manager (hospitality. Which is among the lowest paid industry in aus) I'm fulltime and earn just under $30 p/h.
I've had 6 surgeries over 22 years (4 kids, gall bladder removal and appendix removal, it didn't cost me a single cent) I did have an elective surgery with no health insurance...i paid out of my own pocket and it cost me $25,000. It was my choice. One of my kids is a type1 diabetic and has been hospitalised many times over 15years...zero cost. His insulin costs us $6 for roughly a month supply under our heavily subsidised pharmaceutical system. It has it's problems but am so grateful to have it. Both me and my son would be dead, without it.
We switched to the Metric System in 1972 so i learnt both and most 60 + Aussies can convert in their heads between the two. Super is now 12.5 % in Australia
The complusory superannuation contribution has recently increased to 11%. That's the minimum your employer pays. However, some employers pay inexcess of that. Many do it as a way of enticing/keeping talented employees.
Love your work!
I have been on the Disability Support Pension for 23 years. And 4 times a year it rises in line with the C.P.I. (consumer price index) the last one was a couple of months ago. It's now at $1,096.68 AU a fortnight (2 weeks) so yea we Aussies are doing way better than 99.9% of Americans
Disability pension is decent - although thanks to coles and woolies price gouging and driving up inflation it can be a bit tough sometimes. Meanwhile the dole is disgustingly low and has barely changed. Wish they’d raise the Medicare rebates so bulk billing appts could happen again.
Minimum wage in Australia is $23 an hour. Most jobs pay more than the minimum wage. Plus your employer has to contribute an extra 10% to your Superannuation fund (retirement)
And it’s still not enough to live on
What's your living wage now? Here in NZ, it's $26/hour.
In Australia 18 and you're an adult with all the freedoms and consequences that brings .
My 23 year old Daughter works in a factory in Perth Western Australia, she is a team leader and it can be a very stressful job at times, she has been there for 3 years and is now on $32 an hour.
They are paying for her to get her forklift licence, fumo course, first aid course and she did some other course.
Our cost of living in Australia is very high.
Got to tell you Neil, it's great not to worry about medical bills. You should bring the missus down for a working holiday.
I'm sure the two of you would really enjoy the experience.
Yeah he would love it here!
Living in Australia, there were times while my children were growing up where I worked and my husband was a stay at home dad.
I've said this in other video comments as an Aussie I had to go into hospital to get a lobe of one my lungs removed, and after the operation I spent 2 weeks in intensive care, all the physiotherapy and the only thing they charged me for was news papers. Plus it was in a public hospital and I can not find any problems with the way I was treated, luckily they got all the cancer so no follow up required which would have cost me nothing as well.
The metric system is the most widely used measurement system in the world; it is also the primary measurement system used in the medical field. Healthcare professionals, including medical assistants, must have the ability to convert units of measurement within and between the metric and US customary systems.
I've lived in Australia most of my life, I spent 6 months in the U.S., a few months in Wales, 2 years in Germany and a year and a half in Finland. Australia is by far the best place to live for my lifestyle with Finland a very close second.
only thing i have to say is both you and Makka need to come out to Au for a holiday not sure of you're circumstances but as far as yt is concerned an AU trip would blow it out of the water either the 3 month tourist visa or the 12 month or more working visa make it happen guys you will love every minute and Makka's accent will make her a celeb where ever she goes !!!
Australia also inherited the imperial system but we changed to metric in the 70s when we also changed to universal health care. Why does the US fear good and sensible change so much?
I love the way you both react Together
As for the gun debate; no guns, no gun violence.
Good to see your Missus back reacting with you Dazza . Mackenzie do Kath and Kim reactions with Dazza 😂
Dazza and Macka!😁
In the US you spend more per capita on healthcare than Australia. A couple of years ago I went to a public hospital and was given a triple bypass. Medicare covered the bill. I paid $168 AUD for some medicine Total.
A teacher's salary is determined by individual skills, experience, and chosen career path. As a graduate teacher in a Victorian public school your base salary currently begins at $75,726, but in time you can progress up to $123,257 as a leading teacher or a learning specialist.
Teachers in USA get much less but may lose their jobs due to budget changes or being out with the PTA. The sick leave for them in NSW was once a month (22 days & 22 1/2 days) in the 80's / 90's. I worked with an international high school once & these teachers were not required to bust a lung to get paid.
My last MRI in Melbourne was $291 and I thought that was harsh!🤨
I went to one of the major hospitals in Brisbane today for some 'pre booked' respiratory examinations, I had a lung function test that went for about 30 mins on a breathing machine, saw 2 specialist respiratory Doctors, was given a referral to Queensland Xray for another CT Scan, plus a follow-up appointment booked to my regular GP and all that won't cost me a single cent. Mind you, I refuse to have private health insurance and happy to forego the AUD$900-1000 bucks in Tax at the end of the financial year, because either I fork out over a grand for private health (50 yo single Male, Defence for 25 years but been out for 4 years now) or pay it to the tax man, so I just pay it to the tax man. My choice.
I broke my leg 7 months ago, the whole thing including physio cost me absolutely nothing
As much as it's nice to have gas BBQ's in our parks, i still prefer cookin BBQ off wood & coals, night & day difference in the taste of the meat & as the father of a great friend of mine always says. " If i wanted to cook off gas, i may as well be cooking off the stove".
I went thru cancer treatment in last yr. I had 2 surgeries, 5 months of chemo & 25 radiation sessions. It cost me less than $100
The unwritten rule of law for the BBQ is YOU LEAVE IT AS YOU FOUND IT!
the public transport is debatable, in Sydney it's amazing but if you try to catch a bus in adelaide they don't even have maps on the stops (or names of places the buses are going, only bus numbers), so unless you actually know where the bus is going it's very difficult for a tourist. Also the super depends, if you have a hard job which they have trouble getting people to do they will pay super on top. If you have a very easy job they take the super out of your pay usually
It's only 'amazing' if you're not in the outer suburbs. But it is improving.
@@johnchrysostomon6284 yeah right sorry, I'm 12 km out from centre
I live in Perth, my bf lives in SC... I can't judge the States until I get there next year for a holiday, and he's right, I can't just go off what I've seen in movies or Twitter... But holy shit I wish he'd move here! Bloody kids 😂
Health care here is amazing, it cost me absolutely nothing to give birth (I was 32) yeah we have guns but it's normally the dodgy pricks that have them, or a farmer shooting foxes.
How are you going to advertise with sales tax included when every county and city has its own tax rate? Your catalogue and advertising will be incomprehensible, if not outright illegal!
In Australia goods and services (except for certain essentials like fresh food and tampons) are taxed at a flat 10%. If you buy something for business you claim back the 10% on what you paid but then you have to remit 10% on what you onsell it for. It's the same nationwide.
You two have great banter! Come down under and visit together. We'd love to have you.
when you get out of the cities, transport sux in Oz, this guy was probs in Melbourne or Brissy.. xxx from Downunder
I just can't imagine being too afraid to visit a Doctor because of financial reasons. I visit my Doctor at least, bare minimum, once a month, never, ever, in my life, have I ever paid a single cent for it. Even when being referred to a specialist or medical imaging (X-ray or MRI).........completely covered. Having to claim bankruptcy for medical reasons, in Australia would fair dinkum cause a riot.
If you take a job in Australia at the minimum wage rate of $23.00/hour, as a casual worker, not permanent, you will be paid $23.00 PLUS 30% loading. Because of this tipping in Australia is practically non-existent.
when he says we call fries chips he’s wrong. Chips are a thick cut potato fried once. French fries are thinly cut and double fried to be more crispy. Fries are a kind of chip not vice versa and are different styles of chips no matter what they are called
The current minimium wage for full/part time is about $23.23, but will be increasing again soon, and if casual it is higher.
I’m a graphic designer that works for themself @ over $200/hr + I work full time as a marketing manager @$47/ hr. I don’t have a degree, but I do have almost 20 years experience. I understand that not a lot of people are in the same sitch, but the % of people here that are is far higher than in the US. It’s having that that allows us more freedom. By that I mean, my income made it possible for my husband to quit his job and start his own business, this frees him. In return, I will soon be able to do the same while he becomes our support. This means we’re both free and the masters of our own destiny. That to me is the absolute beauty of our country. On American stats, as a mixed race, ‘uneducated’ female, these options wouldn’t be available to me. But Australia is the land of opportunity. We can be responsible for what we become, the only thing that holds us back is us.
With respect to Superannuation, my employer contributed an additional 5% on top of the 9.5%.
Why is it in America you can get a driver's licence at age 16, vote and fight for your country and buy a gun when you are 18 but you can't legally drink until you are 21. Your laws are nuts!!!
i run a basic warehouse here in aus for 28 an hour
The 2023 minimum wage in Australia is $23.23, which is $15.38 US.
The USA changed it's drinking age to 21 in 1984.
Should do a cost of living video for Australia then you will understand if the wages are good on not here in Australia
The metric system was introduced to Australia in February 1966
That was when we changed money from pounds and pence.to dollars and cents.
Metric for weights and measurements was implemented in the 70s.
Australia can set a benchmark for America in what a decent society can be. America, look and investigate how great you can be. Australia has its flaws but together we can make this planet great
And with Superannuation the rate increases every year, so employers are not contributing 11.5% and 1st July 2025 it goes up to 12%
Had an ultrasound for a DVT two weeks ago at a private clinic here in Australia. Cost me nothing
An Australian politician referred to America as our cousins today. This couldn't be more wrong. yeh we get saturated with American culture through music, television, internet and movies and young people copy your actions and expressions, but it fades pretty quick. We both value freedom, empathy for others being victimised except by ourselves, and we appreciate American bravery, and we find American visitors polite and agreeable.. However we are not cousins, in fact our cultures have nothing much in common and are more likely to be the opposite. We have democracy, America has quasi democracy. Our freedom is different than yours, you are afraid our your government, our government is afraid of us .We don't have a law that gives freedom of speech and we don't need it, as it can be an excuse for the worst crimes, and we just say and write whatever we want anyway, Our education and health systems are opposite, as are our financial systems, our work and remuneration culture, our gun cultures, our political system to your presidential system, our patriotism compared to your hand on the heart under the flag thing, Our federalism to you state ascendency, our elections to your ridiculous election processes, our local policing to yours, our justice system, our prison incarceration system, our rejection of capital punishment, our corporatocracy compared to yours, Our directness compared to Americans. Our avoidance of the top 3 deadly sins of Greed, Religion, and ideology compared to America. If anyone is cousins to Australia it is New Zealand and some pacific islands
The minimum wage here is higher than that now.
For 2023 it’s,-$23.23 an hour.
Chicken salt is basically the flavoring out of the 2 minute noodles
Hi, just had my gallbladder removed, surgery, In the hospital for 3 days, I'm a diabetic had my insulin and antibiotics my bill was zero. Adelaide South Australia
You can have Government funded surgery (in some states) to change your sex in America at pretty much any age, but you can’t have a beer until you are 21. Go figure that one out. I think that perhaps your medical services could be better directed.
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Americans that say the Metric system is confusing make me laugh, If you can multiply by 10 then you know the metric system.
$23.23 per hour
National minimum wage for adult Australians
If you work at kfc in Australia on causal wage as a team member and are 21 or over you get like a bit over then $30 an hour
Title should be " 10 Reasons EVERY COUNTRY is BETTER than AMERICA "
Love you guys.
the reason why prices is tax included is properly you my now why USA doesn't and thay Here in Australia it the federal Government that collects taxes where in the USA its federal, state and city and each state and city can pay a different tax rate and how do I know this. I went to the USA in 2014.
THE MORE I learn about the USA the sadder I feel for Americans
Thinking on your throw away “slavery” comment, I guess the Australian basic wage rate coupled with other benefits like paid 4 weeks annual leave, maternity leave, child care benefits, sick leave (accumulative each year if not used), paid long service leave (after 7 years of service in my State), penalty rates in some job sectors and other numerous wage entitlements like time and a half or double time pay rate for overtime etc, can, when compared to the erosion of wages and benefits in the USA over the last 40 years does sound like American may have a degree of economic slavery for low paid workers … I will stand corrected if I am wrong as this is just my take from a lot of comparisons made on RUclips between the USA and other capitalist countries. The excessive monetisation of healthcare/insurance, co-pays and higher education 🤷 sorry, going bankrupt for something that your taxes should provide as a basic human right doesn’t make America look like a workers paradise to the average Aussie.
BUT, America has cheaper housing and so much liveable space to house people that our 6% of arable land means the majority of us live in the State Capital cities.
Australian houses are getting bigger on smaller building lots which takes two average wages to pay our overpriced houses off after we save the big deposit. Housing stock and rental availability are a huge problem at the moment.
Chicken salt is great to season chicken 😂.
The drinking age here being 18 is based on if a person can fight and die for their country like an “adult” then they can have alcohol, just like you said. And, I did match my employer’s contribution to my Superannuation and had a nice little nest egg when I retired but it wasn’t an entitlement until the 1980’s so, 20 years too late to make a huge difference to my retirement.
I’m curious to know what u do in the US that’s great?
$10 for a managers position screw that you can get $26 just picking fruit
We use both metric and imperial systems. Our health system is pretty good for what it is. The us heath system is f#$^ked. There are still plenty of guns over here western Australia has the worse gun laws Queensland probably has the best.
metric system, all you need to know is 10.
If tax wasn't included, smokers would lose their minds.
It'd be something like, $7 for a pack of smokes, +$33 tax.
Imagine how much the government could earn if it legalised (and taxed) marijuana
I just had Cataract surgery in Western Australia and it only cost me $76 for the specialist appointment before the op. 😉
There are only three counties in the entire world that cling to the Imperial system of measurement, Liberia, Myanmar and the United States of America. they are all Third World Countries that can't afford to modernise or update their infrastructure.
At the end of this video, you said, I love America we do a lot of things great, what? I’m not being dismissive, I’m really asking, what do you consider America does really well. Just have to add that on top of our much better wages, we also get 4 weeks paid holidays every year, sick leave, maternity leave, stress leave, all paid. And if you work a public holiday you get paid either time and a half, double time, or even triple time, depending on which holiday it is and which shift you’re working. You guys are being robbed every single day!
I'm white and I don't get any help from the doctor and this is in Australia friends of ours down the road where we lived came to my place to get an ambulance because they were aboriginal and couldn't get the ambulance to come to their house. When I travel on the train and I don't anymore, there is fumes from the undercarriage that are so strong they make us go to sleep and bloody oath it's dangerous on public transport here, I know people who have been raped on trains. Anything I need here I can't get I was never allowed to have a driver's licence. We can only get houses to rent that are full of mould and filth in the roof that leaks through and made my children really sick and then they say we're not looking after our kids and try to take them. Australia is as bad as America just in more hidden ways.
You are so negative about everything that that is all you see and experience. The more you are like that, the more of the same you attract. I feel sorry for you. You don't even realise that you create your own reality.
Tipping and taxing makes no sense to me? Why?
But ye lifes pretty good here in ozz I can't complain If you're sick you get looked after If you can't work you get looked after
And in ozz no one gives a fuk what coulor you are You be you I like you or I don't cheers from ozz
This must be an old video as the Seprannuation Contribution by Employers is now 11% as from July 2023 , cheers Joe
Genrally in australia we have our first drink at 13
American please keep Ur G. U will need it soon. Take care. Love from Australia
only 10..
superannuation is great , if you join when you are 25 and by the time you are 50 you will have $281,000.00
25 years old $18,500
35 years old $101,500
40 years old $156,000
45 years old $213,000
50 years old $281,000
We are still the lucky country .
Vietnam War changed our drinking age to 18 from 21, #dreamteam. My girl enjoys your woman on your channel. We love her laughter.
Don't spend money on a huge wedding. Elope and come to Australia for your honeymoon 😉🥰
I like your Lady Neal. She seems to be very very nice.
Only thing i use imperial system for is for my bbq
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My 17yo earns $17/hr at Kmart. I wouldn't manage anything for $10/hr!
Always was always will be better than mericans
I am Australian and I can't stand "chicken salt". It tastes nothing like chicken and revolts the taste buds.
It's not supposed to taste like chicken. It was developed to SEASON chicken.
@@TheDeldaisy Then why was it sold in packets, with noodles, as "chicken noodle soup"?
Taste deprived person it tastes like chicken
@@user-jr1bl6tc3k I'd hate to eat the chicken you're eating.
Australians are over taxed. You will pay for health care one way of the other.
Medicare levy is 2% of our taxable income. That's still way way way below what Americans pay in health insurance.
I'm sorry, but Australia can never be better than America. For God's sake, you have spider season.
Spider season is all year.
I think you are talking about SNAKE season.
Or cyclone season.
Or bushfire season?
@@TheDeldaisy even worse, spider season is all year plus all those other things!! My point still holds true.
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If you can vote at 18yo you can force the government through voting power too drink at 18yo
Min wage now $23.50 ...16 was yrs ago