I think when he was talking about the seasons in other counties, for some reason some countries don't have their seasons but the month, but start the season mid month Seasons of the year in the United Kingdom - Calendar Spring. Spring starts on March 20 or 21 and lasts until June 20 or 21 . The first day of spring happens on the spring equinox, which marks the astronomical beginning of spring. Summer. Summer lasts from June 20 or 21 until September 22 or 23 , which places it between spring and autumn. This is the warmest of the seasons, where the temperature rises, and there are more hours of daylight, the days are longer than the nights. autumn. Autumn begins on September 22 or 23 and ends on December 21 or 22 . During this season, temperatures start dropping, and the nights start getting longer again. Winter. Winter starts on December 21 or 22, and lasts through to March 20 or 21 , falling right
25:15 After school, Thursday nights for late shopping and Saturday mornings. When I was 15 my job was to fill the bags and carry the groceries to the car for the customer. The service now has fallen back a long way. We used to assist the cashier. In quiet times we filled the shelves.
Ah the days when there were staff whose job it was to pack bags at the supermarket for the cashiers! And when you went to the servo & they’d pump your fuel for you! Service has definitely fallen back a long way!
18:13 I think Winter will be next Wednesday this year. It has been so warm my ducks are hatching ducklings and the avocadoes are flowering early. I North Queensland Autumn and Spring seem the same. Winter is mild and Summer is hot. 8 Deg C tonight.... oh like aircon.
Is 8 degrees super cold for you? In my mind, I never imagined it going down to single figures…. I think we’re headed for about 2 degrees here tonight, but at the same time, the wattles are starting to come out & daffodils are starting to pop up…. Thankfully here in Bendigo, winter tends to only last for about 6-8 weeks…..
@@CheekyKoala We can hit zero but very rarely. I myself I am good to 3 deg C. A little bit West further inland you can crunch through the grass in the morning and one time camping I had to dig a hole in the ground to get below the wind. It can get cold but I don't think it will this year.
Bendigo seems to be having its coldest winter since I moved here 6 years ago - lots of frosty mornings! Yep, I can cope so long as the temp stays above about 4 degrees- tried winter camping once in Tassie, the cold coming up from the ground was not great, ended up sleeping in the car instead!
Brisbanite here. Winter in Brisbane is still cold. Especially in the mornings at dawn. Frost is common in the western suburbs and tomorrow's forecast is just 8c to 19c. Not really beach weather. I use to head for Mackay, Townsville or Cairns to get a real tropical winter of 10c to 26c. Weipa was 32c in mid July! Ross is a high school English teacher so 'but' at the end of a sentence is discouraged. I am guilty of formerly inflecting at the end of a sentence to sound like a question. A lot of Australians still do. Gladys Berejiklian is one prominent Australian who still does. When I did my TEFL course I was taught not to inflect at the end of each sentence unless it actually was a question.
I honestly hadn’t realised that it could get that cool in Brisbane during winter!! But isn’t something that is used down here in the southern states, although I remember having a friend in high school who had moved to Tassie from NSW & we had to “train” her not to use but! I found it super amusing watching Ross try to get the hang of using but at the end of the sentence 😂😂
@@CheekyKoala Yes can get even colder down to 2C on the Sunny coast hinterland. Usually when get strong cold fronts that bring southerlies overland so nice sunny days but cold nights. Johnson’s in north Brisbane from memory
Oh! 2 degrees is just way too cold! Here I was thinking that it couldn’t possibly get that cold anywhere in QLD! I tend to forget the effect of living near the coast…
@@CheekyKoala Coldest is in the highlands about 200kms southwest of Brisbane in Stanthorpe where it can snow. Most winter nights are near freezing. 1c to 3C and guaranteed ground level frosts. It’s cherry growing territory 800m high.
Brr! That’s really cold! I think this shows just how much even Australians don’t fully grasp the range of climates here in our country- I always thought that QLD never got cold, but then the border is actually a fair way south….
*I don’t say BUT nor do my friends say it at end of a sentence. *I get my name shortened, doesn’t bother me, it is more friendly from friends. I get called Boo 😂only by 4 people. Girlfriend’s young toddler couldn’t say my long name - he said Boo, so his brother followed, now my girlfriend and her husband call me Boo, that toddler is now 40 and still calls me Boo - it’s special to me. *Re household fix things. I can’t remember having a fixit man. My ex husband was a civil engineer - could fix just about anything in the home. Our fridge died, hubby was busy, told me to call fridge man, he came, pulled fridge apart said it’s dead, u need a new one - left parts all over kitchen floor. Without a word of a lie, hubby came home, put it back together and it worked for another 12 months before it completely died. *Out for a cuppa? At my local barrister in a small shopping centre. Staff is on first name basis. Oh I hate coffee 😱😂. I drink tea. But they grind their own beans in the shop. And his mother in law makes the cakes for the shop😊 * Hot chips dipped in absolutely nothing thanks. * Yes they still bag my groceries Especially when Rose packs them - we talk or laugh all the way through packing time lol- it’s opposite the local cafe shop lol😊 * Oh the end….. ✋🛑
I’m used to the shortened version of my name! Yes, you can’t beat a good local store for service- I used to stop at the same place several mornings a week on my way to work for a coffee & egg & bacon muffin (to go) - usually by the time I got in the door, my muffin would be on the counter ready & my coffee nearly made! Good ol country service!
@@CheekyKoala Yeah, the place u shop and have a cuppa where most know your name - if they don’t, they will eventually. So u were more in the.country in Tassy? I was in a suburb of Melbourne. One of, I’m guessing, the few little shopping strips, many family run that still exist .
My Nan (Galway born ) shortened her name to Detta after migrating here from England. I always think of her when I hear or read your name. Normal I suppose though.
@@CheekyKoala Brisbane is a real cosmopolitan city now. Very modern CBD and surrounds like beautiful South Bank. Maybe it’s the heat and humidity that makes the difference but it is a different world north of the city. It is the country of the country especially in the far north.
@@CheekyKoala Nothing wrong with the tourist side of Cairns and the tablelands but north and south it’s ‘unique’. It’s more like the Rugby league mentality I’d say. Unfair to criticise as there’s always diversity. Some good some bad like anywhere else but there’s a distinct difference between Queensland and the southern States. Hey it’s a perfect time to go to the far north. 27C max every day beats dreary Vic. Fares as low as $141 from Melbourne after school holidays
27 sounds pretty divine right now- Bendigo doesn’t get as dreary as other places in Vic over winter usually, but right now, even we’re seeing what cold, wet & dreary looks like (while my Facebook page keeps showing daily pictures reminding me that a few years back, I was up north enjoying the warmth 🙄🙄)
I remember having swimming lessons at the local swimming pool when I was at primary school in Victoria in the olden days lol. I still I have certificate. Guess they still do it. Dad would take us to the beach heaps as kids. We had a ball. Mum stayed home - in peace lol - with the baby.
Mum used to take us to the beach so much when I was a little kid down in Tassie - I was that kid who never wanted to get out of the water!! I never got certificates for swimming, but I guess, given that my primary school was not far out of the city & had a fairly decent number of students, that certificates for all the students at the end of a bunch of swimming lessons would have been impractical!
I’ve heard recently that the new UK government are unwilling to build new prisons, so they will release existing prisoners that have served 40% of their time so they accept new prisoners and reduce overcrowding. So I think there is more of a difference between British and Australian crime or there will be going forward. Qualifications - I think in other countries you can be accepted to a job even if you’re not properly qualified for it; which Australia doesn’t allow. Migration - I support Australia being tough on migration. I wish the US and Europe would have more self respect on their migration programs, esp illegal immigration. I need to pull you up on the weather. If you need to wait another two months from the start of Spring in Tasmania to get some decent weather, well in England you need to wait three months. Some years, the English will complain about their lack of regular warm weather even in the middle of July, half way thru their summer. Tasmanian cold weather doesn’t compare to European cold weather.
Australia is starting to have significant issues with overcrowding in jails, I can see them looking at the UK & deciding to follow their policies- after all they did that with education…. True about qualifications! Tassie doesn’t get as cold as many parts of the UK, but as for spring & summer: you probably get less than a dozen days of each - you’ll get 2 or 3 nice days (if you’re lucky) & then the weather turns nasty again! You don’t exactly have a summer & winter wardrobe, because you still need long trousers, jumpers & thermals throughout the entire year! When I lived in Tassie, I owned 2 pairs of shorts - & the only reason I had 2 was because otherwise I’d get bored with the one pair that I had- for the most part, you’d be able to wear your shorts & then wash them and have them clean & fresh long before the next hot day 😂😂
Immigration is such a touchy subject but basically there needs to be a requirement for working in the country not the city where the demand for property is so high.. There’s too many wealthy immigrants who buy their way into the country. Until recently a foreigner could spend $5M in Australia and could become a citizen while only spending 40 days in the country. That was preposterous and now thankfully the policy has been stopped. There’s many older Asians in particular who have used this loophole? to reside here while supporting children and grandchildren in education and subsequently employment. While it’s only part of the issue of investing in Australian property, it’s a major reason why it is so unaffordable for so many. 4 times more unaffordable than 30 years ago. There are so many young couples that deserve a home in Australia especially with the right qualifications but the priorities are not in the right place. Hopefully there’ll be more requirements in other industries for mandatory country placements as for international medical graduates who are now mostly Chinese and Indians…but that’s another subject altogether.
Yep! I was watching “kinda Australian” and for katelyn to get her citizenship as a partner/ spouse of an Australian, it was more expensive than for someone who was coming into the country with money! There definitely needs to be a priority for those regional areas that are in need of skilled migrants!
@@CheekyKoala Yes Kaitlyn is great ‘value’. Very open and honest and it’s been a tough road for her and her partner. As usual, money talks and all government bodies just grab it. It’s really unfair for so many young adult internationals from the US and Europe in particular with so much to offer but her situation and where she lives (in western Sydney) is the problem. That’s the issue too many want to live where there’s most to offer. In the cities. Most wouldn’t be used to living in the bush so to speak. Unfortunately, I think it needs to be a mandate for immigration now (to live in the country). It will dissuade many but I believe it’s the only way to control property prices at least in part. There also needs to be wide ranging international property investment restrictions in cities. There’s just far too much foreign capital investment in Australia making real estate far too expensive especially in Sydney and Melbourne. It’s still relatively affordable in some parts of Adelaide, Perth and Hobart but even Brisbane is getting more expensive now though there are good pockets near the hills and coast. The problem is and will continue to be foreigners particularly Chinese who are and will continue to use new residents to purchase multiple properties for families and investment. That’s very prominent in areas near good education areas. Top schools and particularly Universities who can’t help themselves with the deluge of international capital from rich foreigners. The institutions ‘feast’ on billions of capital. They can’t help themselves. It’s a huge problem. It’s dicy territory but it deprives Australians of opportunity in tertiary education and jobs in particular. That’s totally unfair as Australians needs to be the priority and that’s the issue with unrestricted immigration. Opportunities are lost for Australian citizens. It’s a real conundrum. Give opportunities for immigrants particularly young ones but not deprive Australian born citizens of opportunities. Controversial to say the least.
Yep! I think you hit the nail on the head here! I agree, migrants should be willing to move to regional areas where particular skill sets are needed. I also have concerns about the amount of overseas ownership of properties throughout Australia. Look at our current housing crisis, the government needs to overhaul the whole system!
I have a problem with, 'That Johnston Life'. He comes across like he is an emigration agent to me. What is behind having qualifications is that all employees know how to do a job safely. However, it also puts a lot of pressure on the employees, because they are supposed to be able to do the job and anything that goes wrong, they will be held responsible for it - not the employers. There has been a number of workplace court cases and I think the outcome for all of them, has been, the employers are still responsible for workplace safety.
Yes - I did edit out his emigration ad from the middle of the video…. You’re right! There is that whole OH&S issue that exists everywhere these days, so while employers are responsible, they would want to minimise risk by employing the most qualified staff - makes sense! Thank you!
I find these UK families in OZ youtubers odd they almost feel like payed advertising?..........no offense to genuine UK citizens coming here though more the merrier!
It does give that whole “marketing” vibe, that’s for sure! If you watch the original video, there’s actually a segment that I edited out where he was promoting a migration agency…
this bloke certainly give s whinging Poms something to aspire to
I agree!
I think when he was talking about the seasons in other counties, for some reason some countries don't have their seasons but the month, but start the season mid month
Seasons of the year in the United Kingdom - Calendar
Spring. Spring starts on March 20 or 21 and lasts until June 20 or 21 . The first day of spring happens on the spring equinox, which marks the astronomical beginning of spring.
Summer. Summer lasts from June 20 or 21 until September 22 or 23 , which places it between spring and autumn. This is the warmest of the seasons, where the temperature rises, and there are more hours of daylight, the days are longer than the nights.
autumn. Autumn begins on September 22 or 23 and ends on December 21 or 22 . During this season, temperatures start dropping, and the nights start getting longer again.
Winter. Winter starts on December 21 or 22, and lasts through to March 20 or 21 , falling right
Wow! I’ve just learned something utterly mind blowing! Thank you!
25:15 After school, Thursday nights for late shopping and Saturday mornings. When I was 15 my job was to fill the bags and carry the groceries to the car for the customer. The service now has fallen back a long way. We used to assist the cashier. In quiet times we filled the shelves.
Ah the days when there were staff whose job it was to pack bags at the supermarket for the cashiers! And when you went to the servo & they’d pump your fuel for you! Service has definitely fallen back a long way!
18:13 I think Winter will be next Wednesday this year. It has been so warm my ducks are hatching ducklings and the avocadoes are flowering early. I North Queensland Autumn and Spring seem the same. Winter is mild and Summer is hot. 8 Deg C tonight.... oh like aircon.
Is 8 degrees super cold for you? In my mind, I never imagined it going down to single figures…. I think we’re headed for about 2 degrees here tonight, but at the same time, the wattles are starting to come out & daffodils are starting to pop up…. Thankfully here in Bendigo, winter tends to only last for about 6-8 weeks…..
@@CheekyKoala We can hit zero but very rarely. I myself I am good to 3 deg C. A little bit West further inland you can crunch through the grass in the morning and one time camping I had to dig a hole in the ground to get below the wind. It can get cold but I don't think it will this year.
@@CheekyKoala Oh yeah we don't use but up here it might be a new Brisbane thing. up here it is "AYE". Even you children say it. Going to the pub aye?
Bendigo seems to be having its coldest winter since I moved here 6 years ago - lots of frosty mornings! Yep, I can cope so long as the temp stays above about 4 degrees- tried winter camping once in Tassie, the cold coming up from the ground was not great, ended up sleeping in the car instead!
I remember hearing aye a lot when I went to Brisbane many many years back, but I don’t recall hearing people use but…
Brisbanite here. Winter in Brisbane is still cold. Especially in the mornings at dawn. Frost is common in the western suburbs and tomorrow's forecast is just 8c to 19c. Not really beach weather. I use to head for Mackay, Townsville or Cairns to get a real tropical winter of 10c to 26c. Weipa was 32c in mid July! Ross is a high school English teacher so 'but' at the end of a sentence is discouraged. I am guilty of formerly inflecting at the end of a sentence to sound like a question. A lot of Australians still do. Gladys Berejiklian is one prominent Australian who still does. When I did my TEFL course I was taught not to inflect at the end of each sentence unless it actually was a question.
I honestly hadn’t realised that it could get that cool in Brisbane during winter!! But isn’t something that is used down here in the southern states, although I remember having a friend in high school who had moved to Tassie from NSW & we had to “train” her not to use but! I found it super amusing watching Ross try to get the hang of using but at the end of the sentence 😂😂
@@CheekyKoala Yes can get even colder down to 2C on the Sunny coast hinterland. Usually when get strong cold fronts that bring southerlies overland so nice sunny days but cold nights. Johnson’s in north Brisbane from memory
Oh! 2 degrees is just way too cold! Here I was thinking that it couldn’t possibly get that cold anywhere in QLD! I tend to forget the effect of living near the coast…
@@CheekyKoala Coldest is in the highlands about 200kms southwest of Brisbane in Stanthorpe where it can snow. Most winter nights are near freezing. 1c to 3C and guaranteed ground level frosts. It’s cherry growing territory 800m high.
Brr! That’s really cold! I think this shows just how much even Australians don’t fully grasp the range of climates here in our country- I always thought that QLD never got cold, but then the border is actually a fair way south….
Plenty of country music in NSW as well
It could just be me 😂😂
*I don’t say BUT nor do my friends say it at end of a sentence.
*I get my name shortened, doesn’t bother me, it is more friendly from friends. I get called Boo 😂only by 4 people. Girlfriend’s young toddler couldn’t say my long name - he said Boo, so his brother followed, now my girlfriend and her husband call me Boo, that toddler is now 40 and still calls me Boo - it’s special to me.
*Re household fix things. I can’t remember having a fixit man. My ex husband was a civil engineer - could fix just about anything in the home. Our fridge died, hubby was busy, told me to call fridge man, he came, pulled fridge apart said it’s dead, u need a new one - left parts all over kitchen floor. Without a word of a lie, hubby came home, put it back together and it worked for another 12 months before it completely died.
*Out for a cuppa? At my local barrister in a small shopping centre. Staff is on first name basis. Oh I hate coffee 😱😂. I drink tea. But they grind their own beans in the shop. And his mother in law makes the cakes for the shop😊
* Hot chips dipped in absolutely nothing thanks.
* Yes they still bag my groceries Especially when Rose packs them - we talk or laugh all the way through packing time lol- it’s opposite the local cafe shop lol😊
* Oh the end….. ✋🛑
I’m used to the shortened version of my name! Yes, you can’t beat a good local store for service- I used to stop at the same place several mornings a week on my way to work for a coffee & egg & bacon muffin (to go) - usually by the time I got in the door, my muffin would be on the counter ready & my coffee nearly made! Good ol country service!
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Yeah, the place u shop and have a cuppa where most know your name - if they don’t, they will eventually.
So u were more in the.country in Tassy? I was in a suburb of Melbourne. One of, I’m guessing, the few little shopping strips, many family run that still exist .
Yeah I was in country Tassie
My Nan (Galway born ) shortened her name to Detta after migrating here from England. I always think of her when I hear or read your name. Normal I suppose though.
My Dad’s family originated from Galway!! (1850s though 😂😂)
I’m sure Queensland is a different country…😁😁
Sometimes you do have to wonder…
@@CheekyKoala Brisbane is a real cosmopolitan city now. Very modern CBD and surrounds like beautiful South Bank. Maybe it’s the heat and humidity that makes the difference but it is a different world north of the city. It is the country of the country especially in the far north.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been that far north….. may have to plan a trip for sometime in the near future!
@@CheekyKoala Nothing wrong with the tourist side of Cairns and the tablelands but north and south it’s ‘unique’. It’s more like the Rugby league mentality I’d say. Unfair to criticise as there’s always diversity. Some good some bad like anywhere else but there’s a distinct difference between Queensland and the southern States.
Hey it’s a perfect time to go to the far north. 27C max every day beats dreary Vic.
Fares as low as $141 from Melbourne after school holidays
27 sounds pretty divine right now- Bendigo doesn’t get as dreary as other places in Vic over winter usually, but right now, even we’re seeing what cold, wet & dreary looks like (while my Facebook page keeps showing daily pictures reminding me that a few years back, I was up north enjoying the warmth 🙄🙄)
I remember having swimming lessons at the local swimming pool when I was at primary school in Victoria in the olden days lol. I still I have certificate. Guess they still do it. Dad would take us to the beach heaps as kids. We had a ball. Mum stayed home - in peace lol - with the baby.
Mum used to take us to the beach so much when I was a little kid down in Tassie - I was that kid who never wanted to get out of the water!! I never got certificates for swimming, but I guess, given that my primary school was not far out of the city & had a fairly decent number of students, that certificates for all the students at the end of a bunch of swimming lessons would have been impractical!
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Sounds like u had fun at the beach as a kid too - great old memories aren’t they 💞
That’s for sure! I must admit, one of the downsides of living so far inland now is that I’m so far away from the coast & any beaches
I’ve heard recently that the new UK government are unwilling to build new prisons, so they will release existing prisoners that have served 40% of their time so they accept new prisoners and reduce overcrowding. So I think there is more of a difference between British and Australian crime or there will be going forward.
Qualifications - I think in other countries you can be accepted to a job even if you’re not properly qualified for it; which Australia doesn’t allow.
Migration - I support Australia being tough on migration. I wish the US and Europe would have more self respect on their migration programs, esp illegal immigration.
I need to pull you up on the weather. If you need to wait another two months from the start of Spring in Tasmania to get some decent weather, well in England you need to wait three months. Some years, the English will complain about their lack of regular warm weather even in the middle of July, half way thru their summer. Tasmanian cold weather doesn’t compare to European cold weather.
Australia is starting to have significant issues with overcrowding in jails, I can see them looking at the UK & deciding to follow their policies- after all they did that with education….
True about qualifications!
Tassie doesn’t get as cold as many parts of the UK, but as for spring & summer: you probably get less than a dozen days of each - you’ll get 2 or 3 nice days (if you’re lucky) & then the weather turns nasty again! You don’t exactly have a summer & winter wardrobe, because you still need long trousers, jumpers & thermals throughout the entire year! When I lived in Tassie, I owned 2 pairs of shorts - & the only reason I had 2 was because otherwise I’d get bored with the one pair that I had- for the most part, you’d be able to wear your shorts & then wash them and have them clean & fresh long before the next hot day 😂😂
It's true. What about budgies? What's a tiny, delicate, jungle bird doing living out in the desert, ffs?
😂😂😂
Immigration is such a touchy subject but basically there needs to be a requirement for working in the country not the city where the demand for property is so high.. There’s too many wealthy immigrants who buy their way into the country. Until recently a foreigner could spend $5M in Australia and could become a citizen while only spending 40 days in the country. That was preposterous and now thankfully the policy has been stopped. There’s many older Asians in particular who have used this loophole? to reside here while supporting children and grandchildren in education and subsequently employment. While it’s only part of the issue of investing in Australian property, it’s a major reason why it is so unaffordable for so many.
4 times more unaffordable than 30 years ago.
There are so many young couples that deserve a home in Australia especially with the right qualifications but the priorities are not in the right place. Hopefully there’ll be more requirements in other industries for mandatory country placements as for international medical graduates who are now mostly Chinese and Indians…but that’s another subject altogether.
Yep! I was watching “kinda Australian” and for katelyn to get her citizenship as a partner/ spouse of an Australian, it was more expensive than for someone who was coming into the country with money! There definitely needs to be a priority for those regional areas that are in need of skilled migrants!
@@CheekyKoala Yes Kaitlyn is great ‘value’. Very open and honest and it’s been a tough road for her and her partner. As usual, money talks and all government bodies just grab it.
It’s really unfair for so many young adult internationals from the US and Europe in particular with so much to offer but her situation and where she lives (in western Sydney) is the problem.
That’s the issue too many want to live where there’s most to offer. In the cities. Most wouldn’t be used to living in the bush so to speak. Unfortunately, I think it needs to be a mandate for immigration now (to live in the country). It will dissuade many but I believe it’s the only way to control property prices at least in part. There also needs to be wide ranging international property investment restrictions in cities. There’s just far too much foreign capital investment in Australia making real estate far too expensive especially in Sydney and Melbourne. It’s still relatively affordable in some parts of Adelaide, Perth and Hobart but even Brisbane is getting more expensive now though there are good pockets near the hills and coast. The problem is and will continue to be foreigners particularly Chinese who are and will continue to use new residents to purchase multiple properties for families and investment. That’s very prominent in areas near good education areas. Top schools and particularly Universities who can’t help themselves with the deluge of international capital from rich foreigners. The institutions ‘feast’ on billions of capital. They can’t help themselves. It’s a huge problem. It’s dicy territory but it deprives Australians of opportunity in tertiary education and jobs in particular. That’s totally unfair as Australians needs to be the priority and that’s the issue with unrestricted immigration. Opportunities are lost for Australian citizens. It’s a real conundrum.
Give opportunities for immigrants particularly young ones but not deprive Australian born citizens of opportunities. Controversial to say the least.
Yep! I think you hit the nail on the head here! I agree, migrants should be willing to move to regional areas where particular skill sets are needed. I also have concerns about the amount of overseas ownership of properties throughout Australia. Look at our current housing crisis, the government needs to overhaul the whole system!
I have a problem with, 'That Johnston Life'. He comes across like he is an emigration agent to me.
What is behind having qualifications is that all employees know how to do a job safely. However, it also puts a lot of pressure on the employees, because they are supposed to be able to do the job and anything that goes wrong, they will be held responsible for it - not the employers. There has been a number of workplace court cases and I think the outcome for all of them, has been, the employers are still responsible for workplace safety.
Yes - I did edit out his emigration ad from the middle of the video….
You’re right! There is that whole OH&S issue that exists everywhere these days, so while employers are responsible, they would want to minimise risk by employing the most qualified staff - makes sense! Thank you!
I find these UK families in OZ youtubers odd they almost feel like payed advertising?..........no offense to genuine UK citizens coming here though more the merrier!
It does give that whole “marketing” vibe, that’s for sure! If you watch the original video, there’s actually a segment that I edited out where he was promoting a migration agency…
@@CheekyKoala You nailed it with marketing vibe!
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