best running joke. florida doesn't understand mountains. seriously. it's like... 6 states now? that have tried to explain them to him. all unsuccessfully, but i'm proud that he's started taking notes. also, yes, i realize i'm talking about seven instances of the same person, but its fun!
I know I’m late but there is a mountain in the background if his drawing which makes it funnier that he has no clue what one is but he knows what one looks like
Ben, I love you, these always make my day, but if you ever pronounce the Willamette like that again the entire state of Oregon will declare war against you
As an Oregonian you did very well. We are a state of extremes on both sides and it shows. Going to the coast here means bring a sweatshirt no matter what time of the year.
@@madeleinet8937 Same in Montana. There are so many glacier lakes it's hard to find water above 55 degrees in the middle of summer when it's 105 degrees. We swim in the river a lot. It's shallow water so it heats up a lot quicker.
Where I live in southeast Texas, the water is about 80-90 degrees in the summer and the temp during the day is low 90's and mid 70's at night with brown muddy water. At least at the beach, the sand is sand and not mud(looking at you louisiana) In the winter though the water temps drop to 54-59 degrees and temp during the day is low 60's and at night its low 40's. That's when we get a lot of Minnesota and Wisconsin ppl comin down to enjoy the freezing cold water that will make you numb.
When my dad was young, he would listen to the local radio station for the sports scores. He was really listening for Bend, OR high school scores. Because the announcer would say, "Bend over Portland," if Bend won.
LOL. As a native Oregonian, we usually play "spot the out of towners" Everytime it rains, 'cause they're usually the only ones who even own an umbrella.
Sooooo worth it, I have to limit myself to 3 books at a time when I go or I’d spend all day and be broke. They shelve used and new books alongside each other which is awesome!
As the son of an Oregon brewer I approve of this message. Although you did forget about the gas servants that normally gets a weird look from people too.
@@thomasjenkins5727 I believe that even in the rural areas they are supposed to be manned in the day but can be unmanned for nights & weekends. Having driven around on fumes in eastern Oregon after going to 2 closed gas stations on a weekend this makes sense to me.
@@Growls while near impossible, I still want Greater Idaho to exist. Not because of the politics or anything like that, I just like the idea of learning in school about the 50 states and having one called Greater Idaho. Next up Superior Michigan and Long Florida
@@cheeseninja1115 I mean I think if it is Superior Michigan, it needs to be worthy of the name, so lets make it, Toledo Northern Wisconsin And everything from Detroit to Toronto (we must touch every Great Lake)
You must be smokin weed. Trust me, we ain't nothin alike. Hell, every Republican administration has referred to Portland as little Beirut. You'll notice Trump didn't even try to visit.
Doesn't Jefferson cover a large portion of California too? There's a city not super far from where I live that has a sign that says "State of Jefferson"
cause everyone and your cousin are trying to make money off of blogs so real blogs died and now people have no where to look up cool curated stuff like this except the odd channel. I used to be able to get actual interesting news like this from all over the world on a whim in large quantities and highly accurate as well without any advertising.
Awe... Oregon was so cute and mostly patient with Florida! He explained things and I'm proud of Florida for learning how to write when he keeps saying he can't read... 😂
Hi, from Oregon. And I have come to say I have dealt with a Floridian at a Local Renaissance Faire back in 2019. We told 'Him' it was a Bad Idea to ride the Hood of Car cause he was "Staff" and "On Duty." That night he broke his hip in one of the holes in the Forest Area around the Faire. And we still got the Ambulance going "He's from Florida." calmly to the EMTs. He was then Tent Arrested by the Renaissance Faire Community in Oregon the rest of the weekend. To " Recover." From himself and in I think that same night his Tent Fell on him.
Lovin' it! The whale extraction alliteration was by far my favorite section. Dutch Bros is awesome as they use chocolate milk instead of water to make their hot chocolate (not everyone likes coffee, or coffee-flavored sugar). My parents live a few miles from D River (which flows from D Lake to the Pacific Ocean), so nice to see it show off a little. You're doing great, good sir.
Live in East Washington we get both Starbucks and Dutch bros by the way to much. Quick question do they all get put in the most inconvenient and traffic blocking spots?
@@alphaspursncowboys There's a Dutch Bros in the neighboring town that is apparently only accessible through the trailer park behind it. I spent a confused five minutes one day trying to find the entrance before giving up and going elsewhere.
You can still see the footage of them blowing up the whale on RUclips. Its either the "statesmen Journal" from Salem or the "Oregonian" from Portland. I think its the Oregonian. And one ton of dynamite wasn't nearly enough to blow up the dead whale. They dug a huge pit with a dozer and still they couldn't get it buried properly cause the water table was only three or four yards down. That area stunk for years and huge slabs of blubber and meat landed on peoples cars just trashing the cars including a cop car. The seagulls and coyotes and The neighborhood cats all feasted for a week until the City got it cleaned up. I believe that the state and the company that blasted the whale all got sued for destruction of property. It was a complete clusterf@&k.
Aha! But it's not the only two-sided flag in America! The city of Raleigh, North Carolina also has a two-sided flag! The city seal is on one side and Sir Walter Raleigh's coat of arms is on the other.
I got to the point you said Willamette and had to pause the video to make sure someone had corrected your pronunciation 😂 I'll admit, for a second, I thought of not finishing this video, but my love for you videos won over my dismay. Your videos are just that good. 💗
@@tonymontgomery5827 no, just have visited many times throughout my life. Saw my first whales spouting there. Also, took my one and only deep sea fishing excursion out of Depoe Bay. Sea sickness.
My grandparents owned a cabin at Depoe Bay. We spent lots of great family time in the 70’s and 80’s. It was a completely run down shack but very fun in its rustic way. Now that whole area is now more part of “town” and has apartments in its place.
I love how many fellow Oregonians come swarming out of the woodwork anytime anything in Oregon is mispronounced. I always tell people "It's Ore-gin, not Ore-gone. We haven't gone anywhere."
You mean OR-uh-gun? Like organ with an uh sound in the middle. Here's the general rule: When c or g meets a, o, or u, its sound is hard. When c or g meets e, i, or y, its sound is soft.
He was so close. Screwed up the Willamette pronunciation after making a big deal about how to pronounce Oregon. Otherwise, living in Oregon is pretty much as he described it.
I grew up in Cali Tillamook cheddar is the only way to go. Their smoked aged extra sharp cheddar with some real sour dough bread BBQ and some thin sliced London Broil. Best thing ever!!!!!!
As an Oregonian I love how you portrayed us as just supper bipolar, on one side we have a famous cheese factory and a very deep lake. Then on the other we have a unicycle riding, fire bagpipe darts Vader who rides around a city with more heroin addicts and people who are homeless from other states than we can count.
Right? It was like a school play. All’s going suspiciously well till a kid comes out playing a recorder. Like nails on a chalk board, so are the days of our lives
@@arenkasner1890 *gasps* Authorities! Detain these heathens at once for their sacrilegious crimes against our Lady Siren of Starbucks! *for those that may or may not come. Obviously it's a joke and people can drink or not drink what they want
There’s… a whole city block… BOOKSTORE?????? When’s the next flight outta here? I NEED to see the beautiful, wonderful, amazing thing I only just learned about!!!
Omgosh, I just came down to check how many comments were about "The Willamette" pronunciation and I was not disappointed. Love ya Ben. You make my day, every day.
Also anyone outside of Portland doesn't think Voodoo donuts are that good ngl lmao find anyone outside and they'll know a donut shop a lot better than Voodoo
I was born in the northwest, moved away when I was young. Recently I drove through Portland for a vacation. It’s so fucking sad. I’ve never seen a whole ass _suburb_ made of tarps and tires
There are parts of Portland that literally look like a mad max set… I’m in shock every time I go up there. Good block, good block, ohhh shit how did we get here block.
Its the same with Washington concerning the Umbrellas. I only use an umbrella if its gonna soak through my clothes in the five minutes of my 20 minute walk to work.
i gotta be honest, i thought for sure that mentioning microbreweries, voodoo donuts, mountains, and tillamook ice cream, and hiking inside 2 minutes would summon colorado.
@@arenkasner1890 those who live in Vancouver (not BC, the original one.) don't have to cross the river to get them anymore. they opened up a location by the mall.
I live a half mile from a fault line that cuts through the Columbia Lava Group that goes over the Boring Lava Field, that is in the remains of the ancient volcanic island Siletzia (the island that formed from the original location of Yellowstone Hotspot). Here in Portland, from a good view point on a clear day, you can see 6+ volcanoes or volcanic vents.
as a washingmachine I visit Oregon once a year, every time I go I always stop at Tillamook on the way back, amazing ice cream there, it is weird how where i usually go there is no traffic though. in Washington a lot of the roads where i live are always backed up.
For future reference, Willamette is pronounced Will-am-it not Will-a-met. We actaully have a local slogan, "It's Willamette, damn it!" to help teach transplants because it rhymes, and because we react very strongly to it being mispronounced.
Oh Ben....you got the correct pronunciation of Oregon, but it's Willamette (rhymes with 'damn it')! Everything else was pretty much dead on, except everybody I know does drink Starbucks. We also aren't allowed to pump our own gas :D
You must live on the west side. In addition the the yahoos most of Eastern Oregon pumps their own now and I get messed up everytime I go out of our county area
@@Traxxya i honestly have no idea how we measure the depth of national parks or if that's even a thing it's probably just as deep as crater lake is but that's boring and definitely not bigger than other parks
Okay from someone who lives in the state of Oregon I love the character that's playing the state of Oregon you better keep this guy in the loop and I'd like to see her expressions of the other states for the United States what characters would you have how would they act so on and so forth a great video nonetheless
Finally! So many people calling it out as wrong yet they can't be bothered to include any hints as to local pronunciation, thank you for providing a clue.
I’m from Klamath falls and yeah once you’re east of the cascades it’s a different state. Moved to Eugene, old friends just hate it here crept when it comes to weed, then it’s allllll goood maaaaan.
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Oregon: "Umbrellas are for Cowards and Tourists!"
Alaska: "We approve this message." :D
It’s a practical consideration in Alaska, for when there’s rain there is often wind.
Washington approves as well.
scotland. "we agree."
Arizona: what's an umbrella?
Alaska Oregon and Hawaii friendship is something I believe in 100% because all they’d do is talk stuff about tourists. (I’m not wrong)
"Boring"
"No, that's a different town entirely."
🤣🤣🤣
Fax lamooo
There is also a town called Butteville Oregon
@@isaacanderson4915 There are a lot of places with Butte in their name in the US. Why is it funny?
We also have a Detroit Oregon
"Welcome to Wagon Tire, Oregon! Population of two!
[blink[
Now leaving Wagon Tire, Oregon!"
As an Oregonian, you almost, almost made this perfectly. You just mispronounced Willamette, but everything else is *chefs kiss* perfect
Oh my goodness YES! I physically cringed and had to remind myself Florida was involved, but nice shout out for Powell's!
Came to make sure someone had mentioned it in the comments, was not disappointed. :D
He also emphasized the oo in Tillamook, which bothered me
Will-am-mett river. Almost had it. Just wait till he starts doing Washington state cities like Puyallup, Sequim, Steilacoom, or Hoquiam. 🤣
Yeah, I was coming here to say the same. Glad to see this already addressed 😄
As an Oregonian, "if you cant do it in the rain, you just cant do it"
As another Oregonian I approve of this message 👍
best running joke. florida doesn't understand mountains. seriously. it's like... 6 states now? that have tried to explain them to him. all unsuccessfully, but i'm proud that he's started taking notes. also, yes, i realize i'm talking about seven instances of the same person, but its fun!
The way Florida says "moun-tans" kills me, lol
Yes I totally agree
I know I’m late but there is a mountain in the background if his drawing which makes it funnier that he has no clue what one is but he knows what one looks like
@@Diamond_Spellbound I’ve just realized how to explain mountains to Florida! It’s the Matterhorn but WAY bigger!
@@arm279145 don't forget it doesn't have the rollercoaster in it.
Yay! We finally joined the table! *tosses biodegradable bird safe confetti*
I cheered. 🎉
You mean bird seed?
@@mikeblair2594 or, you know, rice...
any confetti is biodegradable is you can eat it
Leafs?
Ben, I love you, these always make my day, but if you ever pronounce the Willamette like that again the entire state of Oregon will declare war against you
True
Ok, I wasn't born here, how do you pronounce that?
@@pr0blemch1ld334 will-am-it
He also forgot to mention that part of ogergon says or-eh-gin and the other part says or-eh-gun, swallowing the u a bit.
Oregonian Approved!
I've never seen more fellow Oregonian in a comment section.
I'm so proud
Have you ever heard someone pronounce Oregon "Or-re-gun"
@Jessie "ori-gone" yes, "ori-gun" yes. "Or-gone" also yes
Could always go to the "I love my ducks" and "return of the quack" videos.
As an Oregonian you did very well. We are a state of extremes on both sides and it shows. Going to the coast here means bring a sweatshirt no matter what time of the year.
I jumped into the water in August. I turned purple.
@@madeleinet8937 It was weird for me the first time I went to a California beach and did not see a sweatshirt or someone bundled up.
@@madeleinet8937 Same in Montana. There are so many glacier lakes it's hard to find water above 55 degrees in the middle of summer when it's 105 degrees. We swim in the river a lot. It's shallow water so it heats up a lot quicker.
Where I live in southeast Texas, the water is about 80-90 degrees in the summer and the temp during the day is low 90's and mid 70's at night with brown muddy water. At least at the beach, the sand is sand and not mud(looking at you louisiana) In the winter though the water temps drop to 54-59 degrees and temp during the day is low 60's and at night its low 40's. That's when we get a lot of Minnesota and Wisconsin ppl comin down to enjoy the freezing cold water that will make you numb.
You have died of dysentery
florida’s proud look when oregon said his bridge was nice was kinda cute. like a little kid who made art to show their mommy.
It was a legit nice bridge.
Note to venues: If you offer them, Ben WILL take all of your snacks. 😂😂😂
Wish I'd known before I got to see him live. I would have brought him all the snacks.
Hoooooorrrrraaaaay! I can't wait for the special to come out.
When my dad was young, he would listen to the local radio station for the sports scores. He was really listening for Bend, OR high school scores. Because the announcer would say, "Bend over Portland," if Bend won.
Yeah Bend's my home town. So proud.
LOL. As a native Oregonian, we usually play "spot the out of towners" Everytime it rains, 'cause they're usually the only ones who even own an umbrella.
Not me, having lived in Oregon from when I was a toddler to when I was 21, just enjoying the pitter-patter on my umbrella...
I own an umbrella for when I can't find an overhang to smoke under.
Who wants to go walking around getting soaked in the rain?
Going for the bookstore may never leave again
I've been there. It's a glorious place and definitely not easy to leave.
I love Powell's. It is awesome
It is a truly awesome place
Ive been to powells once and I spent a fortune and 6 hours of my life
Sooooo worth it, I have to limit myself to 3 books at a time when I go or I’d spend all day and be broke. They shelve used and new books alongside each other which is awesome!
Almost lost me at will-uh-met, but I stuck with it, and it was worth it. Had this oregon boy literally in tears laughing.
That make me giggle
Same
That part hurt
I cringed, but the rest was dead on (except the Starbucks thing).
@@user-lp3cf5yn5b yes, rhymes with damn it!
As the son of an Oregon brewer I approve of this message. Although you did forget about the gas servants that normally gets a weird look from people too.
As someone who works at a gas station in oregon this had me cracking up cause so true. sooo many people from out of state get really confused.
Now that some more rural areas have self pump, it's just more confusing.
@@thomasjenkins5727 I believe that even in the rural areas they are supposed to be manned in the day but can be unmanned for nights & weekends. Having driven around on fumes in eastern Oregon after going to 2 closed gas stations on a weekend this makes sense to me.
Riiight I forgot we're one of the only states that does that
@@bashidono4062 As a SoCal native visiting a friend outside of Portland I was confuzzled aaf.
Holy crap he referenced Jefferson and SW Idaho, honestly was not expecting that one.
That was pretty solid
I think he's talked about Greater Idaho at a point in the past
@@Growls while near impossible, I still want Greater Idaho to exist. Not because of the politics or anything like that, I just like the idea of learning in school about the 50 states and having one called Greater Idaho.
Next up Superior Michigan and Long Florida
@@evanc2795 is superior michigan just when we take toledo back or we get windsor?
@@cheeseninja1115 I mean I think if it is Superior Michigan, it needs to be worthy of the name, so lets make it,
Toledo
Northern Wisconsin
And everything from Detroit to Toronto (we must touch every Great Lake)
It's amazing how many people you've annoyed by saying Willamette incorrectly lol This video was hysterical.
It's almost as bad as mispronouncing Oregon itself incorrectly
It's like how people pronounce Des Moines as "Dess Moin's"
Is it just me or Oregon and Florida have oldest youngest siblings vibes
Being an Oregonian that lived in Orlando for 6 years... I second this
You must be smokin weed. Trust me, we ain't nothin alike. Hell, every Republican administration has referred to Portland as little Beirut. You'll notice Trump didn't even try to visit.
Please, Please, PLEASE let the state of Jefferson show up with Oregon one day as a counterpoint to Texas/Austin.
As someone living outside of Portland, I feel like Portland and Oregon would also counterpoint Texas/Austin beautifully.
Also need to get the Cascadians vs the Jeffersonians having an independence fight lol
@@Interwebssuparhero As I look up at my Cascadia flag this brings a smile to my face
Doesn't Jefferson cover a large portion of California too? There's a city not super far from where I live that has a sign that says "State of Jefferson"
@@WyxienTheFox yeah, the proposed border is just short of Roseville, I think
Is it sad that I feel many people are learning more about each state than they ever would have otherwise thanks to these bits?
cause everyone and your cousin are trying to make money off of blogs so real blogs died and now people have no where to look up cool curated stuff like this except the odd channel. I used to be able to get actual interesting news like this from all over the world on a whim in large quantities and highly accurate as well without any advertising.
Awe... Oregon was so cute and mostly patient with Florida! He explained things and I'm proud of Florida for learning how to write when he keeps saying he can't read... 😂
Hi, from Oregon. And I have come to say I have dealt with a Floridian at a Local Renaissance Faire back in 2019. We told 'Him' it was a Bad Idea to ride the Hood of Car cause he was "Staff" and "On Duty." That night he broke his hip in one of the holes in the Forest Area around the Faire. And we still got the Ambulance going "He's from Florida." calmly to the EMTs.
He was then Tent Arrested by the Renaissance Faire Community in Oregon the rest of the weekend. To " Recover." From himself and in I think that same night his Tent Fell on him.
California and Washington (or at least Seattle) get all the attention. Middle children just have to be patient and learn how to mediate.
Lovin' it! The whale extraction alliteration was by far my favorite section. Dutch Bros is awesome as they use chocolate milk instead of water to make their hot chocolate (not everyone likes coffee, or coffee-flavored sugar). My parents live a few miles from D River (which flows from D Lake to the Pacific Ocean), so nice to see it show off a little. You're doing great, good sir.
Live in East Washington we get both Starbucks and Dutch bros by the way to much. Quick question do they all get put in the most inconvenient and traffic blocking spots?
@@alphaspursncowboys There's a Dutch Bros in the neighboring town that is apparently only accessible through the trailer park behind it. I spent a confused five minutes one day trying to find the entrance before giving up and going elsewhere.
so no one said how short is it?
@@hardwirecars Its just over 100 ft long never more than 5 or 6 feet deep but it occasionally sweeps children out to sea
You can still see the footage of them blowing up the whale on RUclips. Its either the "statesmen Journal" from Salem or the "Oregonian" from Portland. I think its the Oregonian. And one ton of dynamite wasn't nearly enough to blow up the dead whale.
They dug a huge pit with a dozer and still they couldn't get it buried properly cause the water table was only three or four yards down. That area stunk for years and huge slabs of blubber and meat landed on peoples cars just trashing the cars including a cop car. The seagulls and coyotes and The neighborhood cats all feasted for a week until the City got it cleaned up. I believe that the state and the company that blasted the whale all got sued for destruction of property. It was a complete clusterf@&k.
"The big boom blasted blubber and bits beyond all believable bounds" really got me. 🤣
"There's a beaver on the back of it!" I'd say that should be the state motto, but Canada wouldn't be happy. 😁
One of us!
@@humanbear4 ONE OF US! ONE OF US, EH
Aha! But it's not the only two-sided flag in America! The city of Raleigh, North Carolina also has a two-sided flag! The city seal is on one side and Sir Walter Raleigh's coat of arms is on the other.
I got to the point you said Willamette and had to pause the video to make sure someone had corrected your pronunciation 😂 I'll admit, for a second, I thought of not finishing this video, but my love for you videos won over my dismay. Your videos are just that good. 💗
Hello from Depoe Bay Oregon. The world's smallest harbor.
And most beautiful!
@@tthappyrock368 are you from here?
@@tonymontgomery5827 no, just have visited many times throughout my life. Saw my first whales spouting there. Also, took my one and only deep sea fishing excursion out of Depoe Bay. Sea sickness.
Tony...The Whole West Coast is a Harbor, but yeah Depoe Bay is Kinda small.
My grandparents owned a cabin at Depoe Bay. We spent lots of great family time in the 70’s and 80’s. It was a completely run down shack but very fun in its rustic way. Now that whole area is now more part of “town” and has apartments in its place.
The D river joke🤣😂🤣 Did anyone notice your backpack was fuller when you left🤣 Enjoy them😊
I love how many fellow Oregonians come swarming out of the woodwork anytime anything in Oregon is mispronounced. I always tell people "It's Ore-gin, not Ore-gone. We haven't gone anywhere."
Gin? As in a gin & tonic?
(Edit: or Gin Rummy?)
You mean OR-uh-gun?
Like organ with an uh sound in the middle.
Here's the general rule: When c or g meets a, o, or u, its sound is hard. When c or g meets e, i, or y, its sound is soft.
Oregon is a great setting for post-apocalypses. The postman, & Dies the Fire
Don't forget Days Gone
And Grimm of course. Portland was the perfect setting
And don't for get Fantasy, Family Friendly, and Horror/Psychological Thiller like Movies. Oh and Cartoons.
I absolutely love the whole emberverse series that dies the fire stared, but he gets so many little things wrong you can tell he's never been here.
florida’s face when oregon complimented his drawing is everything
He was so close. Screwed up the Willamette pronunciation after making a big deal about how to pronounce Oregon. Otherwise, living in Oregon is pretty much as he described it.
His pronunciation of Willamette immediately set me off lol
@@likmgood19 how do you say it then :0
@@chibiprussia5574 Will-am-it. I am just glad Couch street wasn't brought up. Lmao
Except for Voodoo donuts. Tourist trap- Krispy Kreme is better.
@@vyronix5698Personally I'm a Heavenly or Blue Star girl
I grew up in Cali Tillamook cheddar is the only way to go. Their smoked aged extra sharp cheddar with some real sour dough bread BBQ and some thin sliced London Broil. Best thing ever!!!!!!
Now I'm hungry....
I'm a Texan in Oregon and you guys are great. I know it's only one person.
Why thank you, I hear from my chosen older brother that Texas is great (he was born there) I say that I'd die in the heat but I bet it's wonderful
As a portlander I love everything about this!!! Just...Willamette...is will-am-et! Or as we say, the Willamette dammit!! (Cause it rhymes)
lol I was literally shouting that at my screen
Or as my family jokingly says the "willie-met-ti".
I hear refer to it either way.
Yeah, but there's a lot more to Oregon than just Portland.
Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa..... native Oregonian here. Wilamet? It's Will-ah-mitt. Everything else, spot on.
As a Floridian that now lives in Washington, this was strangely relatable in so many ways lol
I’m now diving deep learning about the State of Jefferson!
WHY HAD I NOT HEARD ABOUT THIS?
As an Oregonian I love how you portrayed us as just supper bipolar, on one side we have a famous cheese factory and a very deep lake. Then on the other we have a unicycle riding, fire bagpipe darts Vader who rides around a city with more heroin addicts and people who are homeless from other states than we can count.
Don't forget the major human trafficking ✨
And the long history of meth. >>
I was so optimistic when he corrected Ore-gone as Ore-gin, then he mispronounced Willamette :(
Right? It was like a school play. All’s going suspiciously well till a kid comes out playing a recorder. Like nails on a chalk board, so are the days of our lives
Yeah the Willamette pronunciation hurt my ears. He got Tillamook right though.
Ya, the Willamette part hurt.
I was going to comment about that!!
That’s what I was thinking when I heard that
Love the series as it helps me remember each state
I'm a proud Oregonian!!! And This was beautiful!!!
As an Oregonian, I've been waiting. lol
Umbrellas are perfectly acceptable when used to keep the sun off.
Why didn't washington come glare at Oregon when he dissed Starbucks
Because most of Washington agrees…
@@alinorkessre I'm a Washingtonian who dislikes coffee as a whole I just wanted to stir the pot
@@arenkasner1890 *gasps* Authorities! Detain these heathens at once for their sacrilegious crimes against our Lady Siren of Starbucks!
*for those that may or may not come. Obviously it's a joke and people can drink or not drink what they want
And to stir the pot more... Black Rock is better
@@Jdwill206 I am a tea drinker.
Tillamook!!! Best tour of my childhood.
There’s… a whole city block… BOOKSTORE??????
When’s the next flight outta here? I NEED to see the beautiful, wonderful, amazing thing I only just learned about!!!
Each room is a different genre
@@SittingOnAPorch ~flails~ I wanna goooooo
It's a few stories tall, too
I liked Oregon's honest self-assessment of how he was handling Corona.
_"Just know I'm doing good, not great."_
Easy way to remember: "Willamette" rhymes with "dammit".
I LOVE IT!!! 😂
0:28 awww 🥺 Florida really do be heartwarming sometimes 💜
I loved my time in Oregon. I want to move to Lincoln city. Multnomah Falls is beyond words beautiful. I say that being from Utah.
As an Oregonian currently stuck in Utah, it's a good idea.
Omgosh, I just came down to check how many comments were about "The Willamette" pronunciation and I was not disappointed. Love ya Ben. You make my day, every day.
Filbert's had me dying! Always get a great laugh! 👍🤣
That’s not the term I heard for them growing up.
@@godgarden1 it's a thing. Especially in old farmland areas.
I am Oregon when it comes to umbrellas. ‘Umbrellas are for cowards!’
Does this mean you're coming to Oregon!! I would love to see you at a comedy show :)
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 oh yesssss please!
The fact he mentioned Boring makes me so happy since I live there :D
Also anyone outside of Portland doesn't think Voodoo donuts are that good ngl lmao find anyone outside and they'll know a donut shop a lot better than Voodoo
I was born in the northwest, moved away when I was young. Recently I drove through Portland for a vacation. It’s so fucking sad. I’ve never seen a whole ass _suburb_ made of tarps and tires
There are parts of Portland that literally look like a mad max set… I’m in shock every time I go up there. Good block, good block, ohhh shit how did we get here block.
@@godgarden1 you made the wrong left.
So close yet so far away... Well, about 20 minutes away. I live in Washington and I am waiting very patiently.
Hopefully soon
As an Oregonian ican confirm, this is the most accurate I've ever seen us portrayed. Most just make us lumberjacks or smth
Yay Oregon!
Hilarious skit bro-
The flex on the depth of Crater Lake 😹😹😹
“Beach”, “Coast” - so true! 😂
Was that Ryan’s happy squeal at the end? Lol
Its the same with Washington concerning the Umbrellas. I only use an umbrella if its gonna soak through my clothes in the five minutes of my 20 minute walk to work.
YEAH!!!! You mentioned my hometown. Florence is where the whale was blown up.
Ive lived in Oregon and Nevada and both of your skits for them are spot on. LOL! next to watch the last state I lived in California. lol.
i gotta be honest, i thought for sure that mentioning microbreweries, voodoo donuts, mountains, and tillamook ice cream, and hiking inside 2 minutes would summon colorado.
Or Washington minus voodoo but we just go to Portland to get them
@@arenkasner1890 those who live in Vancouver (not BC, the original one.) don't have to cross the river to get them anymore. they opened up a location by the mall.
@@Kahtini nice I come from up by seattle and have family down there
I visibly flinched at the pronouncing of Willamette. 🤣 It's more like Will-AM-it.
After I tried Tillamook icecream I couldn't go back.
Eheheheh right?
Well Oregon sounds like my favorite place so far, the umbrella bit spoke to my soul
“Umbrellas are for cowards and tourists”
“The mountains been out since January”
Looks like Washington and Oregon are siblings
Yup.
Umbrellas, Starbucks and Bud Light...😱😱😱The Horror!! But also had me rolling! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Florida: Beach! Oregon: Coast! Me: [laughs in shore]
Here in Portland, we count how clear the air is based on how many volcanos can be seen.
I live a half mile from a fault line that cuts through the Columbia Lava Group that goes over the Boring Lava Field, that is in the remains of the ancient volcanic island Siletzia (the island that formed from the original location of Yellowstone Hotspot). Here in Portland, from a good view point on a clear day, you can see 6+ volcanoes or volcanic vents.
Psst, there’s no “beaches” in Oregon, only coast
that's cause much of the coastline isn't beaches, it's cliff faces, with the occasional sandy gravel bits.
this eries is keeping me entertained while on the phone to my service provider. i m loving it. not sure how i have not seen this until now
washington 🤍 oregon solidarity. umbrellas are for tourists. and maybe sunny days. 🤔😉
OREGON!! 💙💚💙
That umbrella thing: true.
I was half expecting NJ to show up and enter ‘shore’ into the beach vs coast debate
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that
as a washingmachine I visit Oregon once a year, every time I go I always stop at Tillamook on the way back, amazing ice cream there, it is weird how where i usually go there is no traffic though. in Washington a lot of the roads where i live are always backed up.
For future reference, Willamette is pronounced Will-am-it not Will-a-met. We actaully have a local slogan, "It's Willamette, damn it!" to help teach transplants because it rhymes, and because we react very strongly to it being mispronounced.
This
As someone from is fucking amazing. Love the drawbridge and the south west Idaho😭😭
Stares in Stumptown coffee.
And now im feeling homesick for Oregon
Oh Ben....you got the correct pronunciation of Oregon, but it's Willamette (rhymes with 'damn it')! Everything else was pretty much dead on, except everybody I know does drink Starbucks. We also aren't allowed to pump our own gas :D
You must live on the west side. In addition the the yahoos most of Eastern Oregon pumps their own now and I get messed up everytime I go out of our county area
As a person from Maui who lives in Oregon, They call it coast because it isn't a friggen beach.
Down here in Klamath Falls Oregon, we don't associate with Portland
Neither does Grants Pass.
Neither does a considerable part of Columbia county.
Neither does most of east of the cascades.
Portland just kinda sucks.
Sincerely, The Rest of Oregon
Even Eugene and Corvallis won't if we can avoid it
Now I know where Tillamook's cheese comes from. 😆
Water creatures from Oregon… huge ass sturgeon
Lampreys
Thank you
Didn't even mention that Oregon has the largest national park and smallest state park. The state park is like 2 ft in diameter.
we definitely don't have the largest national park crater lake isn't that big
@@rubyh6256 but imagine if it was laying on its side eh? Then it would be the biggest
@@Traxxya i honestly have no idea how we measure the depth of national parks or if that's even a thing it's probably just as deep as crater lake is but that's boring and definitely not bigger than other parks
IT'S WILLAMETTE, DAMN IT!
also, Oregon has a west-east divide like Washington (my state)
Okay from someone who lives in the state of Oregon I love the character that's playing the state of Oregon you better keep this guy in the loop and I'd like to see her expressions of the other states for the United States what characters would you have how would they act so on and so forth a great video nonetheless
I literally screamed with excitement when they mentioned Tillamook!
It's Willamette dammit!! (FYI, Willamette rhymes with "dammit")
Finally! So many people calling it out as wrong yet they can't be bothered to include any hints as to local pronunciation, thank you for providing a clue.
Everyone from Oregon: Cringing at Willamette 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please do a State of Jefferson explanation 🙏 I'm from Southern Oregon please
As an Oregonian, my first instinct was to correct the pronunciation of Oregon.
Loved that bit!
Then... willamette... oof, haha
"Southwest Idaho and the State of Jefferson" was awesome reference! Sad that their Covid hospitalization rate is off the charts.
I’m from Klamath falls and yeah once you’re east of the cascades it’s a different state. Moved to Eugene, old friends just hate it here crept when it comes to weed, then it’s allllll goood maaaaan.
Bloopers
I love. More please ❤
The accuracy of this caught me off-guard 🤣
(Oregon's right about Dutch Bros tho)
Except nobody calls it Dutch Bros, they actually say the brothers part.
My brand new home state finally made it to the table!