@@simeondoesstuffbg3881 the Shit is required, the 'run' is not, anyone who does not know you need to run when someone shouts "SHIT!! BEES!"...well thats what we call natural selection.
That moment where you have to scream because you realize that you’re no longer way younger than most of your favorite youtubers, but actually a year away and you’re wondering what the hell You’re doing with your life
I feel you dude. Just found out a few days ago about how every good youtuber I watch is in 19-21 category. Like, people are out there being (relatively) famous and having fun, and here I am in my stupid uni. Why did life had to turn this way :(
God of the Cripples true, but it’s more the fact of people our age is starting to become really popular and we’re here just sitting in our moms basement or something wondering what we’re doing
God me too man. When he said he was born in 1999 I had whiplash like m8 ur telling me I’m the same age as ya? And here I am doing absolutely nothing with my life.
As an American, I can say that I too find this format really fucking confusing. Who cares if it can be a funny number? The other 364 days are confusing as hell.
I see that line of reasoning, but damn is it confusing when the day is under 12. Usually I use the date more than the month to determine timing in the near future as well. :y
@@RadionWave but think about if someone asked you the date you would likely say mm/dd/yyyy. For example November 9th, 2018. So technically we just write it the way we say it.
Cats are your friends or "no so friends", dogs are your slave (think about it, you command the dog to sit, roll over, stand, just to get a tiny cookie).
I read once that MM/DD/YYYY was used because months are more important to know first when doing business transactions and the like, but I feel like, then maybe use the Asian way YYYY/MM/DD because months first is confusing af especially when the day is a number from 1 to 12 n shit
@@jessicu511 Probably. It's just one of those things that's different in (almost) only the US. It's confusing for me because my teachers use it pretty much interchangeably, months or days first ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@asston712 because YYYY/MM/DD actually makes sense and conforms to an ISO standard whereas MM/DD/YYYY is just really awkward and bizarre. People do have their justifications for it and also reasoning such as "this is what I was brought up with" but the fact of the matter is it's much less convenient and more confusing than the other two
No system is any more arbitrary than any other. While humans tend to like going from greatest to least, or least to greatest, there is not really a reason why that is important. The only reason it "Doesn't make sense" and is "Awkward and Bizarre" is just because you used a different system. No matter what, the most convenient and least confusing system will be whatever system you used the most, and it will be easier to move to the system which is just the inverse of your order than a system that has two of the values flipped around.
@@leotamer5 actually, there is a difference. YYYY/MM/DD makes sorting easy since the dates will stay in chronological order -> good for naming digital files DD/MM/YYYY makes sense since it is sorted after the importance of the information. If you say something happens on the 20th then people will automatically know you are talking about this month (or the next one if the 20th of this month has passed already). If you say something happens on the 20th of March people know you are talking about this year (until, again, March of this year has already passed, then it is the next one) -> good for daily usage in conversations But what exactly is MM/DD/YYYY helpful for?
Only America says that, but most of the rest of the world says some variation of ‘5th of May, 2018’. Saying it this way makes more sense than telling someone the month first, but saying it YY/MM/DD makes even more sense than both of them
@@tomchippy2739 ima stop you right there and ask you if your sure that whatever data you had has actual reasons or is just statistics that says driving in japan or Australia is safer than driving in Syria and Nigeria
8:37 No, a trip to Spain still costs you money if you are Spanish. “Hey, are you Chinese?” “Yeah” “The cost for this flight will be 0.00 Yen” “Hell Yeah”
Oh wow this is so scandalous. No wonder they had it age restricted! Thsi should obviously be blocked for RUclips, because my poor ears couldn't stand these *horrid* puns
You saying we missed your birthday? Happy birthday! Welcome to your 20’s, where people expect you to be an adult whilst treating you like a teenager...
actually MM/DD/YYYY makes sense. there are 12 months, 28 to 31 days in a month and who knows how many years we will count. so you have most of the time the smallest number in front, then the medium numbers in the middle and the largest in the end. But I prefer DD/MM/YYYY too.
@@CorvintusDK what I mean is: the first one is a maximum 12, the second one is maximum 31 and the last one is currently 2018. So the maximum values are getting bigger the further right they are. I think that makes sense. What doesn't make sense is that some countries don't comply with the rest of the world.
@@riggocalle I mean whatever, I was taught in school that all of those (decades, centuries, millennia) start on the 1st year, and historians agree, since there wasn't a year that is named 0. Year 1 BC was followed by year AD 1, so it wouldn't made any sense that the zero year is the start. But people are always gonna contradict each other and I really don't want to have completely pointless arguments in the comments section of a RUclips video.
@@apostoliagkolfinopoulou3776 it's a combination of two small problems. You're missing the preposition "at" after the word "laughing". Also most native English speakers would specify "RUclips commenters" instead of RUclips people". A native speaker would would say "Am I allowed to say I'm laughing at RUclips commenters?" Hope this helps
@@tenletters5889 bruh thank you but thats not what i meant at all so you're a bit off here -> Am I allowed to say I'm laughing , you tube people? And also its kinda silly to sit here and correct you tube comments as most people don't care about their grammar when commenting, including me. I dont need to put commas cause its a comment section not an english paper. Its not even slightly formal and apostrophes are also unnecessary in this context. Most native english speakers type this way themselves and I find it kind of an irrelevant comment to make. Even in my native language , when typing I skip a lot of things such as apostrophes commas and grammar cause its not formal and its way more common than the alternative.
Ok as an American I can personally tell you that at one point we DID try to switch to the metric system but every one was so used to using our system that everything devolved into chaos and we all switched back
1999 and 2000 were part of the same decade just as they were part of the same century and the same millennium. 2001 started a new decade/century/millennium.
Depends on how you look at it. 2001 technically started the new decade, but 1999 is part of the 90's decade while 2,000 is part of the 00's decade. We all know this to, so stop trying to correct with information you already know because you want to look smart. It doesn't make you look smart. It's annoying.
@@crazyrandomsquid7732 No, I'm just paraphrasing from what the scriptures telling of that mythical land spoke of. You know, like hockey, maple syrup, igloos, mounted polar bears, seemingly nice people that are actually very passive aggressive to our neighbors, and all the sorts. Oh and don't forget the overly hyped Toronto rappers the Torontonians think are legitimately good artists but are really just carbon copies of each other with little creativity or individuality.
7:43 The reason we have it set up as MM/DD/YYYY is because in conversation we say "March 5th, 2018" not "the 5th of March, 2018." Also in calendars the year is constant, so that goes at the end, and then you look for the month, and finally the day, not the day and then the month.
But if you're looking at a calendar you look for the month first and then the day... It's more convenient when you're trying to schedule things to scroll or turn to the proper month and then locate the day.
@@a.j.duncan2050 I'm only half serious here. It's not like I'm suggesting a 365.25 pages long calendar with thirty something days worth of each month. Although... Patent pending.
Until I was about 10 ~ 12 years I thought I was born one year and one day before "9/11" ... My birthday is on the 8th of November... Why does have america only have stupid number systems?
I actually never knew what month 9/11 happened because of the same reason. A couple months ago (in 11th of September) my friend mentioned it and only then I knew.
@Nuclear Pootis Lack of knowledge isn't the same as being dumb. I just didn't know since I wasn't used to the imperial system and why should I (for no reason ) just assume that this exact date is. Just because many countries use that system doesn't mean it is smart.
When he said he didn’t like cats I felt attacked. Why? When I was little I had To go to speech therapy because I never talked, as my sister always did the talking for me. And when I got my cat (his name is Figaro, probably because I watched a lot of cartoons) I had something that I wanted to talk about. I made up stories about how he was a Nyan Cat who was born without a pop tart, and was sent to earth for me to take care of him. If it wasn’t for that cat, I would have been in speech therapy for so much longer.
"Oh yeah it's the first" "Of what" "uh, December" "oh cool how inconvenient that you stated the day first so now, looking at this date from years in the future, I will now know the day first, the LEAST IMPORTANT PART, before I am told of the month and year to be given a proper frame of reference" "yeah cool don't worry about it"
You ever read a calendar? you flip to the month then find the day, that's how you find a date on a calendar. makes perfect sense to write out dates like that.
7:46 Actually, many countries used to put the month before the day. It all dates back to when harvesting was the current way of things. It was more important for farmers to know what month it was rather than the day, so they ended up saying the month first when they listed dates. For them, the date system was essentially listing off the most important pieces of information in order. Of course, in the current age were most people don't have to harvest to live, using MM/DD/YYYY is useless, but it did exist for a reason, and does have some form of sense to it. The US is simply one of the last places that hasn't switched to the more convenient DD/MM/YYYY system.
7:45 We here in America use the 'MM/DD/YYYY' format because it matches the way we've learned to *say* the date. For example, today would be 1/22/2019, said as "January 22nd, 2019" It's less about being different, and more about efficiency. "January 22nd, 2019" takes less time to say than "22nd of January, 2019"
Reasons to put days before months •Days are shorter than months Reasons to put months before days •When looking for the date on a calendar, you look for the month first, then you look for the day, so you'd write the month first. •Finding the month is more important than finding the day so you can find what season it is •It's just faster to say in that order Year is last since it is constant on a calendar Using this, there is actually no good reason to put day first, Sincerely, America
Well, one of the main reasons that we don’t change to the metric system is that changing every single amount indicator would cost a ludicrous amount of money
I'm not ok finding out I'm older than my favourite RUclipsrs. It makes me feel like the sad, unsuccessful adult that I am which is what I come to RUclips to forget about
7:50 The month/day/year system is objectively better in speech because it takes less time to say “July twenty-seventh, two thousand” than “the twenty-seventh of July, two thousand” Also, Fahrenheit is also objectively easier to use. F was made to describe temperature in relation to humans, while Celsius is used to describe temperature in relation to water. ‘It’s like 110% hot outside, so hot.’ or ‘It’s 0% hot outside! So cold’ With C it’s like ‘how hot is it outside?’ ‘IDK man ask the water.’
“So Ryn fuck you” couldn’t agree more
CATS ARE SUPERIOR
@@sunnivamhagatun my cat is superior.
I can not stress this enough, if you believe dogs are better than cats then you are wrong.
*_WRONG_*
Cats are superior but dogs are better
Eh I like both
10 out 10 people die in their lifetime.
Wow. Never would of got that.. Lol
Wouldn't they die after their lifetime though?
@@penbert1014 Whoosh
fieryfalcon 123
How was that a woosh
Ban life
actually, there his a better and shorter way to say, "there are bees here, lets leave imitatively". its "SHIT! BEES! RUN!"
OMG!!BEES!!!
Or you could just scream BEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!!!
You can say BR if people understand
You could shorten it even further by literally cutting the „shit“.
@@simeondoesstuffbg3881 the Shit is required, the 'run' is not, anyone who does not know you need to run when someone shouts "SHIT!! BEES!"...well thats what we call natural selection.
3:17 I am both billingual AND an idiot
Andrew Novak Same dude. I’m apparently not... frick I forget the English word for it.
-*fluent* in English anymore.
It is time, to go frick yourself
You speak human and doge right?
También soy bilingüe Y pelotudo xdd
"there are bees here lets move immediately"
no, it's tends to sound more like this
'SCREEEEEEE!!'
That moment where you have to scream because you realize that you’re no longer way younger than most of your favorite youtubers, but actually a year away and you’re wondering what the hell You’re doing with your life
I feel you dude. Just found out a few days ago about how every good youtuber I watch is in 19-21 category. Like, people are out there being (relatively) famous and having fun, and here I am in my stupid uni.
Why did life had to turn this way :(
@@protofan419 same, bro. What's the point anymore
Aren't you technically always the same age away from your favorite RUclipsrs?
God of the Cripples true, but it’s more the fact of people our age is starting to become really popular and we’re here just sitting in our moms basement or something wondering what we’re doing
God me too man. When he said he was born in 1999 I had whiplash like m8 ur telling me I’m the same age as ya? And here I am doing absolutely nothing with my life.
3:15
"Ah shit, I forgot the french word for it"
"Well tell it in English, I know a little bit of English"
"Uhhh... it's daftalirianism"
If your parachute doesn't deploy,
you have the rest of your life to fix it.
You have made my night thank you 😊
Also 😂
You can live the rest of your life without eating
Give a man a candle and he'll be warm for an hour. Light a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
And i can breathe underwater once.
R/technicallythetruth
@@emilytwomey8734
r/foundthemobileuser
r/ihavereddit
This is technically a good video
Is it rly
r/technicallythetruth
MM/DD/YY is better because one day there can be 4/20/69 when in DD/MM/YY there can't.
Yes
That’s fair, lol
piss off
@@chief7033 your mad at him only because he told the truth.
TheDaivel for that one day we will change it
why the *_f r i c c_* is it age restricted
nvm it's not anymore
Because you are a lemon. Lemons can't watch RUclips.
Brenna Hehman I'm not a lemon I just think they're pretty good.
@@brennahehman5579 hey, don't abuse a lemon. They made good lemonades
Because
"We...can cook."
XD I can't believe I didn't realize the similarities until now.
* American writes the date *
Me: * sounds of distress *
Lmao me
* European writes flavor *
Americans: Sounds like you need some freedom.
Have a free U
We need to donate to Americans and give them that U
@@tobywaldock6079 * heavy southern drawl * we've got burgers 'n guns why do we need yer commie 'u'
I refuse to put days before the month, with our format we can have 4/20/69
But it’s so weird
Could use international format yyyy/mm/dd.
As an American, I can say that I too find this format really fucking confusing. Who cares if it can be a funny number? The other 364 days are confusing as hell.
I feel bad for the people in america who died in 11/9
November 9th? Wait that's tomorrow 😱😱😱😱😱😱
I see that line of reasoning, but damn is it confusing when the day is under 12. Usually I use the date more than the month to determine timing in the near future as well. :y
@@RadionWave but think about if someone asked you the date you would likely say mm/dd/yyyy. For example November 9th, 2018. So technically we just write it the way we say it.
JoshDS123 _ You may say that
I say ‘ninth of November 2018.’
@@RadionWave but that takes longer lol. But it honestly doesn't bother me because I know us Americans like to be different just to be different lol.
“Change to the metric system.”
Sorry, couldn’t hear you over the sound of “we went to the moon lol”
Over the sound of US losing to vietnamese farmers
Overused joke+ NASA used both systems.
Sorry, cannot hear you over your crippling college.
@@ikeepwalkin Over the sounds of 250,000 Vietnamese farmers being dead.
@@nickrustyson8124 Over the sound of the twins towers collapsing
WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY ABOUT CATS
LookingPrettyDambDead Technically the truth
Doggos are just better!
Cats are your friends or "no so friends", dogs are your slave (think about it, you command the dog to sit, roll over, stand, just to get a tiny cookie).
@@WEIRDxGRIM dosent own or has owned a dog in his life
HuntingRunner dogs suck.
TurnIP, had 4 dogs (parents and brother are dog people), current 1 now, but that dog grew up with a cat and copy my cat a bit.
Person:insults america for not using a measurement system the rest of the world uses
Liberia: *Guy behind blinds*
We 'Muricans will never bow to your imperialists ways!!!!
But Americans use the IMPERIAL SYSTEM!
I know.
Maccabee Luke 22:36 and that makes me not like being American
@@militaryMP123 *videotitle.jpg*
@@militaryMP123 r/woooosh
2:46
People run from rain but sit in baths full of water
*Bukowski analysis*
I read once that MM/DD/YYYY was used because months are more important to know first when doing business transactions and the like, but I feel like, then maybe use the Asian way YYYY/MM/DD because months first is confusing af especially when the day is a number from 1 to 12 n shit
@@jessicu511 Probably. It's just one of those things that's different in (almost) only the US. It's confusing for me because my teachers use it pretty much interchangeably, months or days first ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
So we have:
DD/MM/YYYY
MM/DD/YYYY
YYYY/MM/DD
So why don't people go on a rant about why Asia is stupid for not using DD/MM/YYYY? Why only America?
@@asston712 because YYYY/MM/DD actually makes sense and conforms to an ISO standard whereas MM/DD/YYYY is just really awkward and bizarre. People do have their justifications for it and also reasoning such as "this is what I was brought up with" but the fact of the matter is it's much less convenient and more confusing than the other two
No system is any more arbitrary than any other. While humans tend to like going from greatest to least, or least to greatest, there is not really a reason why that is important. The only reason it "Doesn't make sense" and is "Awkward and Bizarre" is just because you used a different system.
No matter what, the most convenient and least confusing system will be whatever system you used the most, and it will be easier to move to the system which is just the inverse of your order than a system that has two of the values flipped around.
@@leotamer5 actually, there is a difference.
YYYY/MM/DD makes sorting easy since the dates will stay in chronological order -> good for naming digital files
DD/MM/YYYY makes sense since it is sorted after the importance of the information. If you say something happens on the 20th then people will automatically know you are talking about this month (or the next one if the 20th of this month has passed already). If you say something happens on the 20th of March people know you are talking about this year (until, again, March of this year has already passed, then it is the next one) -> good for daily usage in conversations
But what exactly is MM/DD/YYYY helpful for?
Wait, what if every book is NOT a dictionary remix, but the dictionary is the BIGGEST mashup of every book EVER, even to the future?!
Well, everything we Americans do makes no sense, so get in line really.
As a fellow American, I can vouch for this
Is it bad I think this should be pasted on the side of every school building?
America also is notorious for not giving a fuck.
Daniel Arnold the metric system is so much easier 😩
not only are you born in the wrong decade, you’re born in the wrong centurie. Actually, come to think of it, you’re even born in the wrong millenium
The reason why we do MM/DD/YYYY is because we say May 5th, 2018
Only America says that, but most of the rest of the world says some variation of ‘5th of May, 2018’. Saying it this way makes more sense than telling someone the month first, but saying it YY/MM/DD makes even more sense than both of them
YM/DY/DM is the ultimate form of date formatting
@@tomchippy2739 least we drive on the right side
Ögedei Khan Aha! It’s actually been proven that driving on the left is safer!
@@tomchippy2739 ima stop you right there and ask you if your sure that whatever data you had has actual reasons or is just statistics that says driving in japan or Australia is safer than driving in Syria and Nigeria
8:37 No, a trip to Spain still costs you money if you are Spanish.
“Hey, are you Chinese?”
“Yeah”
“The cost for this flight will be 0.00 Yen”
“Hell Yeah”
Oh wow this is so scandalous. No wonder they had it age restricted! Thsi should obviously be blocked for RUclips, because my poor ears couldn't stand these *horrid* puns
Another specific noise for "there are bees here lets leave immediately"
bEEEEEES!!!!!
Rest of World:
DD/MM/YY
'Murica:
MM/DD/YY
*Eagle starts singing the National Anthem*
@Nuclear Pootis you mean 11
Why do they do month first???? It’s just so annoying whenever i see it and it confuses me
5:42 - I would’ve pissed myself if instead of just typing it, added an MP3 file of him saying it. 😂😂
Meowton's first law:
"Cats are better"
Mr saxophon ur url made me laugh
@@brennahehman5579 What URL are you talking about? Sorry but I don't understand
Have fun getting scratched while I get licked by my doggo.
@@lamestudiosinc418
pffft, my doggers lick me while i hug my cat
@@fish-pw8fh I'm taking your puppers away for not giving them pats. They're mine now.
You saying we missed your birthday? Happy birthday! Welcome to your 20’s, where people expect you to be an adult whilst treating you like a teenager...
actually MM/DD/YYYY makes sense. there are 12 months, 28 to 31 days in a month and who knows how many years we will count. so you have most of the time the smallest number in front, then the medium numbers in the middle and the largest in the end. But I prefer DD/MM/YYYY too.
DD/MM/YYYY has the smallest infront as well. A day is a bit shorter than a month after all
For me DD/MM/YYYYYYYYYYY make sense.
Days are in mouths
And mouths are inside the years
@@CorvintusDK what I mean is: the first one is a maximum 12, the second one is maximum 31 and the last one is currently 2018. So the maximum values are getting bigger the further right they are. I think that makes sense. What doesn't make sense is that some countries don't comply with the rest of the world.
@@Elmorn Since when has America ever complied, even when it would be reasonable to do so.
@@TheAlmightyJello true
Technically, I was a man trapped in a woman's body. But then I was born.
Best comment ever.
Actually the year 2000 is still in the same decade as 1999, the new decade starts in 2001.
ok but its a different century(/millenium) still
@Mashup Central No, the decade also starts on the 1st year, one google search disproves you.
@@cynister7384 you know 2001 was when the millenium had been for a year, 2000 is when the millenium starts
@@riggocalle I mean whatever, I was taught in school that all of those (decades, centuries, millennia) start on the 1st year, and historians agree, since there wasn't a year that is named 0. Year 1 BC was followed by year AD 1, so it wouldn't made any sense that the zero year is the start. But people are always gonna contradict each other and I really don't want to have completely pointless arguments in the comments section of a RUclips video.
That's how I learned it too, Kaylee, back when Y2K happened.
The thing about cheese only gets better when you know that the guy giving the speech is Paul Ryan, congressmen from Wisconsin
*_age restricted video_*
Rest of the World: "Why can't you just be normal?"
America: **screams**
Asia: *Siting in the back watching the idiots fight while eating popcorn*
DD/MM/YY makes so much more sense.
11/9. Never forget
Am i allowed to say im laughing you tube people?
@@apostoliagkolfinopoulou3776 yeah but maybe work on the English a bit more
@@tenletters5889 sure tell me what i did wrong then
@@apostoliagkolfinopoulou3776 it's a combination of two small problems.
You're missing the preposition "at" after the word "laughing". Also most native English speakers would specify "RUclips commenters" instead of RUclips people".
A native speaker would would say "Am I allowed to say I'm laughing at RUclips commenters?"
Hope this helps
@@tenletters5889 bruh thank you but thats not what i meant at all so you're a bit off here -> Am I allowed to say I'm laughing , you tube people? And also its kinda silly to sit here and correct you tube comments as most people don't care about their grammar when commenting, including me. I dont need to put commas cause its a comment section not an english paper. Its not even slightly formal and apostrophes are also unnecessary in this context. Most native english speakers type this way themselves and I find it kind of an irrelevant comment to make. Even in my native language , when typing I skip a lot of things such as apostrophes commas and grammar cause its not formal and its way more common than the alternative.
Loved that 'tadatatatatah' joke 😂 please continue to do it
DD/MM/YYYY ex. 01/02/2000 “The 1st of February 2000.”
MM/DD/YYYY ex. 01/02/2000 “January 2nd 2000.”
Top makes more sense
Ok as an American I can personally tell you that at one point we DID try to switch to the metric system but every one was so used to using our system that everything devolved into chaos and we all switched back
Dogs are not better than cats
They’re both amazing
Yay 😁
My cat likes coat hangers..... what do i do???
YYYY/MM/DD is the perfect date format. It can be sorted .... BY DATE. :)
8:30 OMG thats me what the F**K?
Congratulations you are now entitled to £576.07 paid entirely using pennies
Every other country: Hey America could you use measurements we do?
America: Yeah, that’s gonna be a no from me dawg.
This video is technically age restricted
"Try to make it easier for other countries to communicate with you." Ok we'll invent the internet.
1999 and 2000 were part of the same decade just as they were part of the same century and the same millennium. 2001 started a new decade/century/millennium.
I hate this comment so much
Depends on how you look at it. 2001 technically started the new decade, but 1999 is part of the 90's decade while 2,000 is part of the 00's decade. We all know this to, so stop trying to correct with information you already know because you want to look smart. It doesn't make you look smart. It's annoying.
"Dogs are better than cats"
*surprised pikachu face*
4:41
Oh my god
His profile pic is aizawa from bnha
YESSSSSSSSS
Me: realizing I went to the same school as shovel girl
Me: YEAH WE'RE BEST FRIENDS I KNOW HER
2:47 my name's bukowski and my dad knows god
better than "there are bees here lets leave immediately" is " FUCK BEES LETS GO" much more human
Canada does months before the days
America lite just copies America for a lot of things tho.
Canada’s real?
@@crazyrandomsquid7732 No, I'm just paraphrasing from what the scriptures telling of that mythical land spoke of. You know, like hockey, maple syrup, igloos, mounted polar bears, seemingly nice people that are actually very passive aggressive to our neighbors, and all the sorts. Oh and don't forget the overly hyped Toronto rappers the Torontonians think are legitimately good artists but are really just carbon copies of each other with little creativity or individuality.
Canadian Ninja Ah yes, those myths. It’s great when I hear someone say they’re Canadian. Treat those people like gods. They’re very kind.
MmmmmmHMMMM
7:43
The reason we have it set up as MM/DD/YYYY is because in conversation we say "March 5th, 2018" not "the 5th of March, 2018." Also in calendars the year is constant, so that goes at the end, and then you look for the month, and finally the day, not the day and then the month.
But if you're looking at a calendar you look for the month first and then the day... It's more convenient when you're trying to schedule things to scroll or turn to the proper month and then locate the day.
Why isn't your calendar fixed on the month you're on? Do you keep ot on January all year long until you need to take a peek?
@@edsainmuramasa4751 I think they mean like, if it's currently January and you need to make plans for March.
@@a.j.duncan2050 I'm only half serious here. It's not like I'm suggesting a 365.25 pages long calendar with thirty something days worth of each month. Although... Patent pending.
“It’s like your whole country needs to be doing something different to be special.”
America summed up in a sentence.
Why is age restricted?
No idea comrade
Puns
A loaf of bread, A carton of milk, and a dozen of eggs.
A loaf of milk, a carton of bread, and thing
Did you just say Kowalski analyse instead of kowalski analysis
My cat: *Is sitting and watching this video with me*
You: "and dogs are better then cats"
My cat: *looks at me waiting for me to hit unsubscribe*
Cats and dogs are both really good in their own way
you know we also have another sound for 'there are bees here we should leave immediately'
It goes like this.
"FUUUUCK!!!!! BEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!"
But if we use MM/DD/YYYY we get, 4/20/69, and that is beautiful.
True
How exactly???
I love it when you read a pun
BADABAPBA DAH BAP
*some guy smacking his head on something*
Until I was about 10 ~ 12 years I thought I was born one year and one day before "9/11" ... My birthday is on the 8th of November... Why does have america only have stupid number systems?
I actually never knew what month 9/11 happened because of the same reason. A couple months ago (in 11th of September) my friend mentioned it and only then I knew.
@Nuclear Pootis Lack of knowledge isn't the same as being dumb. I just didn't know since I wasn't used to the imperial system and why should I (for no reason ) just assume that this exact date is.
Just because many countries use that system doesn't mean it is smart.
""I am not gonna do it. I'm not going to ear rape you this time-- BAADAP DADP! *SLAM*""
You are destroying our trust
2:35 that’s it I’m unsubbing
O wait, I was never subbed in the first place.
Oh...
You can also say: BEEEEEEEEES! RUN!
When there are bees AND when tose bees are after you, it's super effective warning.
Again. You may say that dogs are better than cats..
But at least cats doesn't tell others where your drugs are.
DD/MM/YYYY is the Spanish way to write the date. That man knows his shit
I can't believe you just said that about cats. I'm unsubscribing
If you were born in 1999 but were supposed to be 2000, you were also born in the wrong century
Boi
Me irl same
When he said he didn’t like cats I felt attacked.
Why?
When I was little I had To go to speech therapy because I never talked, as my sister always did the talking for me. And when I got my cat (his name is Figaro, probably because I watched a lot of cartoons) I had something that I wanted to talk about. I made up stories about how he was a
Nyan Cat who was born without a pop tart, and was sent to earth for me to take care of him. If it wasn’t for that cat, I would have been in speech therapy for so much longer.
"The last thing I'd ever do was kill myself" took me waaaaay too long to get lol
As an american, I can confirm America is the emo angsty teenager of countries
Dog and cats both deserve love but when u here someone that hates both they would be considered a parrot
"Oh yeah it's the first"
"Of what"
"uh, December"
"oh cool how inconvenient that you stated the day first so now, looking at this date from years in the future, I will now know the day first, the LEAST IMPORTANT PART, before I am told of the month and year to be given a proper frame of reference"
"yeah cool don't worry about it"
How often do you have to look up the current month and how often the current day?
It’s easier to say “it’s October 25th” than to say “it’s the 25th of October” all you do is add words to a sentence, that’s why we have it MM/DD/YYYY
You ever read a calendar? you flip to the month then find the day, that's how you find a date on a calendar. makes perfect sense to write out dates like that.
I gotta say as an American, the metric system is the biggest language barrier
7:46 Actually, many countries used to put the month before the day. It all dates back to when harvesting was the current way of things. It was more important for farmers to know what month it was rather than the day, so they ended up saying the month first when they listed dates. For them, the date system was essentially listing off the most important pieces of information in order. Of course, in the current age were most people don't have to harvest to live, using MM/DD/YYYY is useless, but it did exist for a reason, and does have some form of sense to it. The US is simply one of the last places that hasn't switched to the more convenient DD/MM/YYYY system.
7:45 We here in America use the 'MM/DD/YYYY' format because it matches the way we've learned to *say* the date. For example, today would be 1/22/2019, said as "January 22nd, 2019"
It's less about being different, and more about efficiency. "January 22nd, 2019" takes less time to say than "22nd of January, 2019"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA YOU UNDERESTIMATE THE PETTINESS OF MY PEOPLE
Reasons to put days before months
•Days are shorter than months
Reasons to put months before days
•When looking for the date on a calendar, you look for the month first, then you look for the day, so you'd write the month first.
•Finding the month is more important than finding the day so you can find what season it is
•It's just faster to say in that order
Year is last since it is constant on a calendar
Using this, there is actually no good reason to put day first,
Sincerely,
America
Once you learn the alphabet, every word is a remix.
Well, one of the main reasons that we don’t change to the metric system is that changing every single amount indicator would cost a ludicrous amount of money
8:04
Americans: But I don’t want too.
Me: JUST DO IT, COME ON, I’M AMERICAN TOO AND USE IT, IT’S POSDIBLE AND QUITE EASY!
"There are 40 million kangaroos worldwide" its technicaly true.
"Kowalski, analyze [analysis]."
*I record these videos at stupid times at night mistake happen*
lmao 🤣
"Americans, can you just try to do something to make things easier on the rest of the world"
*squints* no
3:44 I live for three reasons though
1. My supportive family
2. My supportive friends
3. Good content like yours distracting me from the pain
wow, thanks, it's not like I choose the America default things, it's like if I said "Hey UK, Stop calling french fries chips!"
Another noise for "there are bees here lets leave immediately" is *"bEES!!!!!!!!"*
I'm not ok finding out I'm older than my favourite RUclipsrs. It makes me feel like the sad, unsuccessful adult that I am which is what I come to RUclips to forget about
7:50
The month/day/year system is objectively better in speech because it takes less time to say “July twenty-seventh, two thousand” than “the twenty-seventh of July, two thousand”
Also, Fahrenheit is also objectively easier to use. F was made to describe temperature in relation to humans, while Celsius is used to describe temperature in relation to water.
‘It’s like 110% hot outside, so hot.’
or ‘It’s 0% hot outside! So cold’
With C it’s like ‘how hot is it outside?’ ‘IDK man ask the water.’
My Spanish teacher is British, so I like to right the date the right way in that class. It just makes more sense.