Well ladies. I enjoy your content. I'm a 49 yr old straight male from Canada. I got 32 out of 40. Which surprised me as well. Not sure how I stumbled upon your your Channel. But I do enjoy it. Keep up the great work.
@@kennethmackay3269 Nichelle Nichols appeared in a promotional film aimed at recruiting women and people of color to apply to be astronauts in 1977. Sally Ride was in the first astronaut class after that film premiered. And while there are a tremendous number of people that were inspired by Nichols to join NASA or pursue careers in STEM, there's no indication Ride was one of them. Ride requested an application to the astronaut program after reading an article in Stanford's student newspaper. She was one of 208 finalists (both men and women) out of 8,079 applicants.
That was painful. And I automatically yell 'zero'. The bill of rights were the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. The other 17 amendments came later.
The reason Disney World in Florida is better (or at least larger) than Disneyland California is because when Disney purchased the plot in Anaheim, he was limited in size by the surrounding city. When buying land for the Florida location, Disney made sure to account for expanding the park over the years.
That is not correct. In 1955 the Anaheim area was mostly orange groves and other agriculture with a few widely scattered rural towns. Disney purchased 160 acres of orange groves, which was as much land as the company could afford, and that is what limited the size of the park. Fun fact: Disney was not able to borrow enough money to purchase additional land for a parking lot, so the land used for the original parking lot (now occupied by California Adventure) was leased from the Dominguez family for many years. The reason that Disney had difficulty borrowing money to buy the land and build the park was that no one understood what he was planning to create. What Walt envisioned as a "theme park" did not yet exist, so everyone thought that he wanted to build a tawdry amusement park like Coney Island (which was a very tacky place and not somewhere to take a family). After Disneyland opened it became wildly successful, and people flocked to open motels and other businesses near the park. Disneyland was what caused the growth of the city, not the other way around. Walt knew that the explosive growth surrounding Disneyland would happen, but he simply didn't have enough money to buy additional land for a buffer zone around the park. When planning for Walt Disney World in Florida many years later, Walt made sure to purchase enough land to buffer the park(s) from the inevitable urban sprawl. However, this time around the company had plenty of money to do so. Fun fact: The amount of land that Disney owns in Florida is equal in size to the city of San Francisco.
You two definitely are very bright people. Society is so cruel and messed up it’s not even funny. You both deserve all the happiness in the world. Love you! ❤
To be fair, these questions were oddly specific and all over the place in terms of subjects. There was geography, minor history and an odd question about a movie?? Hell a good half of these I didn't know because they were too all over the place. To equate those same kind of questions about another country of similar size I assume would also be a daunting task. IMO the US is a big place with a lot of distances of different people and cultures. Some states are the size of small countries and there can be a lot to learn about a single state. I think ya'll did great! 👍
Ladies Ladies Ladies.....could we leave the game up on the screen for the audience playing at home with yall 🤣 the hubby is a slow reader man....he was trying to play along but couldn't bc yall kept making the box go away while u talked and stuff lol
Please watch that movie "Independence Day" as it is a classic and is an apocalypse celebration of July the 4th...you were born that year says Kendra! Man I feel old!
I knew the Mustang questions, cause not only is it my favorite car, but my grandpa rescued me a mustang when I was a kid, and that was my favorite horse. His name was Oscar and he was gorgeous 🥰
Disney World opened in 1971 but it is the most visited Disney property. I knew the 1776 height one One World Trade because I remember reading about it as it was being planned. Thanks for making me feel old Kendra because I graduated HS the year you were born. You ladies did pretty well. You both deserve a hot apple pie.
It depends on where you grew up! I learned about the SF Fire and Crater lake because im on the west coast but anything to do with New York and im stumped 😂
Sadly I got a lot of these because I have learned a lot about racism. For instance the "Hollywood sign" was an advertisement for a whites only neighborhood...
I grew up in Dallas where Dr. Pepper was invented (Waco) and bottled. I was able to go through the Dr. Pepper museum. Fun fact: Dr. Pepper is not a cola, root beer or fruit-flavored soft drink. According to the FDA, it is a "pepper soda". Dr. Pepper was invented in 1885, Coca Cola in 1886 and Pepsi Cola in 1898. I got 35 of these, but I have also seen most of the sights that were in the trivia. (The ones I missed was the first black Senator, Uncle Sam, the Niagra Falls, the Mayflower and the tallest mountain.)
I know you guys have visited Chicago before; your video was great fun! On your travels, you should make it around to visit our fair city again some time. You can enjoy a Cubs game at Wrigley Field, and you can go up and visit the Sky Deck of Willis Tower (which most Chicagoans still refer to by its original (and true) name, The Sears Tower), which had been the tallest building in the world for a long time, and even though other taller buildings have been built, the view is still spectacular!! You could probably see YOUR house from up there! ;)
You guys we’re very smart! I’m not an American but I did pretty good, thank you so much for this video I had a blast,you guys are the best thank you for having fun with all of us! Much love!❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Hailee and Kendra, Looking forward to see your travel vlog😃 Also (with respect) maybe as a video idea: Can you do a reaction video to your old couples video's? If you 2 want to of course! Have a good day/night, and greetings from The Nederlands🥰💚💙
I got 35 correct and 5 wrong. I am an American from Idaho... The snake river is here and part of Yellowstone too, so is that supervolcano basically... It 's fallout will hit here if the wind shifts wrong after it erupts...
The way I, a very not sporty person, knew Wrigley Field was the home of the Chicago Cubs ONLY because I remember seeing a shot of the stadium in one of my favorite romcoms when the characters were in Chicago🤣 . Also, good job! :)
My friend and I took this, she got 25. We are from Australia. Reckon you could try an Aussie quiz? I'm completely jealous you're going to NOLA soon, I've always wanted to go. 💜
So... I guessed a few times, and sometimes varied my answer to "oppose" you (or one of you) and... by my math I got 29 right and 9 wrong... if there were 40 questions I do bad math. 🤣😂🤪 But still fun to watch you try this test 😍... and to beat you on it as a Canadian.
The original US constitution started with 0 amendments, but quickly adopted the Bill of Rights which are the first 10 amendments. These amendments were adopted simultaneously s years after the constitution went into effect. Love your content.
New York is the Big Apple *and* The City That Never Sleeps. Los Angeles is the City of Angels (literal translation lol) Love y'all. Brightens my day every time I see a new RUclips/TikTok video!
Fun fact: The original name of Los Angeles was "Nuestra Señora Reina de los Angeles" (Our Lady Queen of the Angels). You can see why people shortened it.
The Declaration of Independence originally had 0 amendments. It had a few drafts before the final version was written down. James Madison proposed ~20 amendments to the Constitution of the United States immediately after it was ratified of those 20 amendments 10 passed immediately and became known as the Bill of Rights. Another amendment that Madison proposed was that if Congress voted to increase their pay then that pay increase should not happen until the next term began. It did eventually pass 203 years later in 1992.
i'm American, i might have gotten 2-3 more but i wasnt actively counting. But i'm also older and studied history in college so i've kinda soaked up a lot of these facts over time
Fun fact, my dad lives in NYC and I’ve been up in One World Trade! Just was there 2 weeks ago! Also my stepmoms friend survived the attack by running down the stairs and out of the building and just kept running. He’s still alive today!
#21 Kendra misspoke, both monikers "The Big Apple" and "The City That Never Sleeps" are considered to be descriptors of NYC. But, you guys did a really good job.
New York is the Big Apple, _and_ the City that Never Sleeps. LA is the City of the Angels ('los angeles' = 'the angels'). Chicago is the City with the Big Shoulders. Philadelphia is the City of Brotherly Love (the Greek word 'philadelphia' _literally_ means 'love' [phila] 'brotherly' [delphia]). San Francisco is the City by the Bay. St. Louis, as you well know, is the Gateway to the West. Nashville is Music City. Detroit is Motor City or Motor Town/Motown. New Orleans is the Big Easy, as you learned. Boston is Beantown. Seattle is Emerald City.
This was fun. To answer your question...Congress approved 12 amendments to be sent to the states for ratification. Only 10 of the amendments were ultimately ratified in 1791 and became the Bill of Rights. You should do one on New Zealand.😊
Snake River has its own canyon Hailee. Evel Knievel failed to jump it a few decades back. EDIT: Not much of a reason to remember it, but that's all I have. 🙅♀
The first theme park that Walt Disney created was built on a swamp in Florida, but because the swamp wasn't cleared out, the theme park sank. I did well with the quiz, but then again I'm Canadian. 🤪
I knew like 80% of these. But it's only because I'm 63 yrs old. But I didn't Know that Needle thingy and I was born and raised in NYC (Even though I guessed at least 20% 😉)
There has to be better quizzes. I am sure most of these weren't being used to quiz new citizens to the country. Would love to see you guys take on other countries quizzes. Though for what this was, I believe you both did very well.
Hailee,Kendra, when you go to New Orleans you will be eating (CREOLE) food not [ Cajun]. The city of Lafayette has THE BEST CAJUN food you will ever eat ! New Orleans food is ok, CAJUN food got it beat ,hands down. Lafayette is of Canadian ( ACADIAN ) culture ,music and friendly people. The Crawfish is way better in the Lafayette area. My name is Doyle and would be honored to be your tour guide of the tourist area's for sight seeing. We would have to do a swamp tour for sure in a glass boat.
Go to Frenchmen st only, you'll see bourbon st for 1 min then say why is this even a thing, the locals to Frenchmen st, it has a great mix of bars music and food and its like 4 blocks long , you'll love it, art flea market , check out DBAs, apple barrel and the spotted cat and go to the Joint in the Bywater during the day lol best BBQ pulled pork in the world, don't even go to bourbon for more than 10 min, you'll see lol you'll love it Nola though, Lived there for 15 years, but in LA now, miss it also go to K Paul's and Commanders palace, best food ever, take the street car all uptown and through the garden district then stop at the Camillia Grill and get a burger and a milk shake, and u want the coolest hole in the wall car near Tulane, go find Snake and Jake's bar lol its like someone mom basement and super tiny and cool just to say u went and then uptown try and eat at Jacimos, stay uptown, garden district, marigney and Bywater and the cbd only, no where else is needed lol, let me know I know some great hotels good and bad areas etc, but enjoy❤❤ Also don't yell at Nic Cage if you see him, sometimes he's drunk and dresses up as a vampire and scares tourists lol
Being a native Tucsonan, their horrible pronunciation of my city upsets me but also I did not know about that telescope thing. We also have the largest privately owned collection of aircraft in the country at the Pima Air and Space museum, though. Which is also pretty cool.
Fun fact, from a 35th level American, the space program was not pronounced "Gemini", like the zodiac sign but "Jiminy", like the cricket. It's just a tiny piece of history from a well-worn, Orlando-based space nerd. Love your spirit - Key Lime Rules
We learned almost nothing about the U.S. at school here in Germany (just some facts about the declaration of independence and the tea party), but I got 15 questions right. Hope that's not too bad. And I love Kendra's german speaking. How come that you learned speaking that language?
I hope yall enjoy your time here. You should definitely get some beignets while yall are here. Also if you have the opportunity to eat at Bobby Hebert's, you should.
Fun fact about Sally ride, she's also a major queer icon being the first lesbian astronaut as well!!
And the woman who recruited her went on to become Lieutenant Uhura on 'Star Trek'!
@@kennethmackay3269 I didn't know that 😱 Thats amazing!! Nichelle Nichols was an icon!
@@kennethmackay3269 Didn't you get that the wrong way around? Nichelle Nichols was recruiting because she had played Uhura, not went on to!
Well ladies. I enjoy your content. I'm a 49 yr old straight male from Canada. I got 32 out of 40. Which surprised me as well. Not sure how I stumbled upon your your Channel. But I do enjoy it. Keep up the great work.
@@kennethmackay3269 Nichelle Nichols appeared in a promotional film aimed at recruiting women and people of color to apply to be astronauts in 1977. Sally Ride was in the first astronaut class after that film premiered. And while there are a tremendous number of people that were inspired by Nichols to join NASA or pursue careers in STEM, there's no indication Ride was one of them. Ride requested an application to the astronaut program after reading an article in Stanford's student newspaper. She was one of 208 finalists (both men and women) out of 8,079 applicants.
The ending bit with the amendments to the Declaration. 😂
I majored in history. That bit was physically painful.
That was painful. And I automatically yell 'zero'. The bill of rights were the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. The other 17 amendments came later.
The reason Disney World in Florida is better (or at least larger) than Disneyland California is because when Disney purchased the plot in Anaheim, he was limited in size by the surrounding city. When buying land for the Florida location, Disney made sure to account for expanding the park over the years.
Walt also hated all the cheesy motels around Disneyland and wanted his own hotels. WDW is 47 square miles, twice the size of Manhattan.
That is not correct. In 1955 the Anaheim area was mostly orange groves and other agriculture with a few widely scattered rural towns. Disney purchased 160 acres of orange groves, which was as much land as the company could afford, and that is what limited the size of the park.
Fun fact: Disney was not able to borrow enough money to purchase additional land for a parking lot, so the land used for the original parking lot (now occupied by California Adventure) was leased from the Dominguez family for many years.
The reason that Disney had difficulty borrowing money to buy the land and build the park was that no one understood what he was planning to create. What Walt envisioned as a "theme park" did not yet exist, so everyone thought that he wanted to build a tawdry amusement park like Coney Island (which was a very tacky place and not somewhere to take a family). After Disneyland opened it became wildly successful, and people flocked to open motels and other businesses near the park. Disneyland was what caused the growth of the city, not the other way around.
Walt knew that the explosive growth surrounding Disneyland would happen, but he simply didn't have enough money to buy additional land for a buffer zone around the park. When planning for Walt Disney World in Florida many years later, Walt made sure to purchase enough land to buffer the park(s) from the inevitable urban sprawl. However, this time around the company had plenty of money to do so.
Fun fact: The amount of land that Disney owns in Florida is equal in size to the city of San Francisco.
Thanks for keeping everyone happy keep up the hard work ❤
You two definitely are very bright people. Society is so cruel and messed up it’s not even funny. You both deserve all the happiness in the world. Love you! ❤
Tucson prounced as tuck son, lol.
I thought it was pronounced too-san?
Even as a non-American, I was really surprised by that.
@@AnEnchantedLife As a native Arizonan, it is pronounced Too-san. like the a is longer.
This is the way we talk in Tuscon, Arizonia
To be fair, these questions were oddly specific and all over the place in terms of subjects. There was geography, minor history and an odd question about a movie?? Hell a good half of these I didn't know because they were too all over the place. To equate those same kind of questions about another country of similar size I assume would also be a daunting task. IMO the US is a big place with a lot of distances of different people and cultures. Some states are the size of small countries and there can be a lot to learn about a single state. I think ya'll did great! 👍
A UK test would be interesting
Ladies Ladies Ladies.....could we leave the game up on the screen for the audience playing at home with yall 🤣 the hubby is a slow reader man....he was trying to play along but couldn't bc yall kept making the box go away while u talked and stuff lol
I have 18 correct and I am from the Netherlands. Maybe a quiz about the Netherlands or Europe is fun to do next time.
Please watch that movie "Independence Day" as it is a classic and is an apocalypse celebration of July the 4th...you were born that year says Kendra! Man I feel old!
I knew the Mustang questions, cause not only is it my favorite car, but my grandpa rescued me a mustang when I was a kid, and that was my favorite horse. His name was Oscar and he was gorgeous 🥰
Disney World opened in 1971 but it is the most visited Disney property. I knew the 1776 height one One World Trade because I remember reading about it as it was being planned. Thanks for making me feel old Kendra because I graduated HS the year you were born. You ladies did pretty well. You both deserve a hot apple pie.
{08:15} F.Y.I. The Big Apple IS The City That Never Sleeps,!. Los Angeles Is The City Of Angels (for more than one reason!)
This was really interesting learned a few I didn't know hope to see a round 2 as always great video looking forward to the next one n keep kicking ass
Part of the reason for Disneyland in CA first is the studio is in CA. Disney could go back and forth from construction to studio when needed.
Hollywoodland is featured in the movie "The Rocketeer" (06/21/91)
I think, but I'm not sure, there is a movie called Hollywoodland
@@jeffmerrill1 there is, it's a 2006 film. It's a movie I overlooked that year.
10:34 I love these outbursts from Kendra... They always make me laugh🤣... Can´t wait for your next Vlog!
It depends on where you grew up! I learned about the SF Fire and Crater lake because im on the west coast but anything to do with New York and im stumped 😂
I'm a Brit and I got 25. Several lucky guesses though. BTW, I'd recommend watching Independence Day - it's quite cheesy but a really fun film.
Sadly I got a lot of these because I have learned a lot about racism. For instance the "Hollywood sign" was an advertisement for a whites only neighborhood...
I was just watching your tik toks 😂😂 I love you guys so much❤❤❤❤ I’d do ANYTHING to meet you guys
Well, that was fun and entertaining. Plus learned a few things along the way. Great video! ❤❤
You should do a Canadian a one!
I grew up in Dallas where Dr. Pepper was invented (Waco) and bottled. I was able to go through the Dr. Pepper museum. Fun fact: Dr. Pepper is not a cola, root beer or fruit-flavored soft drink. According to the FDA, it is a "pepper soda". Dr. Pepper was invented in 1885, Coca Cola in 1886 and Pepsi Cola in 1898. I got 35 of these, but I have also seen most of the sights that were in the trivia. (The ones I missed was the first black Senator, Uncle Sam, the Niagra Falls, the Mayflower and the tallest mountain.)
I know you guys have visited Chicago before; your video was great fun! On your travels, you should make it around to visit our fair city again some time. You can enjoy a Cubs game at Wrigley Field, and you can go up and visit the Sky Deck of Willis Tower (which most Chicagoans still refer to by its original (and true) name, The Sears Tower), which had been the tallest building in the world for a long time, and even though other taller buildings have been built, the view is still spectacular!! You could probably see YOUR house from up there! ;)
Have fun in New Orleans. My family and I just got back from there a few weeks ago, a freaking amazing time!!
You guys we’re very smart! I’m not an American but I did pretty good, thank you so much for this video I had a blast,you guys are the best thank you for having fun with all of us! Much love!❤❤❤❤❤
I love y’all’s video so much.
Hey Hailee and Kendra,
Looking forward to see your travel vlog😃
Also (with respect) maybe as a video idea: Can you do a reaction video to your old couples video's? If you 2 want to of course!
Have a good day/night, and greetings from The Nederlands🥰💚💙
This was so amazing ❤
Amazing job both of you did 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
From England and I got 17 correct, I love America and it's on my number 1 bucket list holiday
7:08 #17 i often mix up the locations of Wrigley Field and Fenway Park 😳
Y’all are too cute. My wife and I are about to celebrate our 43d wedding anniversary. May y’all have that and many more!
Loved the video 18 correct answers from Australia
I got the declaration of Independence one right!
Great video. 17 correct answers from Denmark
I got 35 correct and 5 wrong. I am an American from Idaho... The snake river is here and part of Yellowstone too, so is that supervolcano basically... It 's fallout will hit here if the wind shifts wrong after it erupts...
Should definitely do an Australian quiz that would be perfect I would love to see how much you know about the land down under
The way I, a very not sporty person, knew Wrigley Field was the home of the Chicago Cubs ONLY because I remember seeing a shot of the stadium in one of my favorite romcoms when the characters were in Chicago🤣 .
Also, good job! :)
I love you both so much. You make me rlly happy when I’m sad!!
My friend and I took this, she got 25. We are from Australia. Reckon you could try an Aussie quiz? I'm completely jealous you're going to NOLA soon, I've always wanted to go. 💜
I’m Canadian and I only got one wrong 😂😂😂
So... I guessed a few times, and sometimes varied my answer to "oppose" you (or one of you) and... by my math I got 29 right and 9 wrong... if there were 40 questions I do bad math. 🤣😂🤪
But still fun to watch you try this test 😍... and to beat you on it as a Canadian.
Got 18 so not horrible for a Canadian. But kicking myself for getting the Niagara Falls question wrong. I've been there!
I love you you are always make me smile and laugh it my birthday weekend appreciate u ❤❤❤
The original US constitution started with 0 amendments, but quickly adopted the Bill of Rights which are the first 10 amendments. These amendments were adopted simultaneously s years after the constitution went into effect. Love your content.
New York is the Big Apple *and* The City That Never Sleeps. Los Angeles is the City of Angels (literal translation lol)
Love y'all. Brightens my day every time I see a new RUclips/TikTok video!
Fun fact: The original name of Los Angeles was "Nuestra Señora Reina de los Angeles" (Our Lady Queen of the Angels). You can see why people shortened it.
That was fun to play along with, I got 30 and I'm from the UK. I would love for you to do a UK, it would be funny😂😂
I would love to meet you two... So much fun.❤️❤️❤️
The Declaration of Independence originally had 0 amendments. It had a few drafts before the final version was written down. James Madison proposed ~20 amendments to the Constitution of the United States immediately after it was ratified of those 20 amendments 10 passed immediately and became known as the Bill of Rights. Another amendment that Madison proposed was that if Congress voted to increase their pay then that pay increase should not happen until the next term began. It did eventually pass 203 years later in 1992.
Hey from Denmark. Funny to make a quiz from here or Europe ❤❤
i'm American, i might have gotten 2-3 more but i wasnt actively counting. But i'm also older and studied history in college so i've kinda soaked up a lot of these facts over time
You guys are really cool people you guys are awesome. Don’t anybody judge you you guys are cool
Big fan Love You Ladies ❤️
3:20 - The Green Bay Packers are named for meat packing, because Lambeau founded the team, sponsored by the meat packing company where he worked.
Love you both and love your videos!
Fun fact, my dad lives in NYC and I’ve been up in One World Trade! Just was there 2 weeks ago! Also my stepmoms friend survived the attack by running down the stairs and out of the building and just kept running. He’s still alive today!
Fun fact, two of my Jamaican cousins worked in the World Trade Center building 2. They survived the 9-11 attacks by being late to work as per usual.
#21 Kendra misspoke, both monikers "The Big Apple" and "The City That Never Sleeps" are considered to be descriptors of NYC. But, you guys did a really good job.
27/40 and I am from Finland. About 50/50 on knowing and guessing. And as a Finn would have had to beat myself if I'd got number 10 wrong. 😂
I think I did about as well as you two. That said, I probably know more about USA history than my own country (Australia), so......😅
I got the dr pepper one right
I'm from Canada, and I got 7 questions right. Maybe you could do an episode on Canada.
Sou brasileira, só sabia a do refrigerante. Inclusive eu pensava que torta de limão era uma receita brasileira 😅
Kendra, The Big Apple and The City that Never Sleeps. Both refer to New York.
As Los Angeles is the City of Angels.
New York is the Big Apple, _and_ the City that Never Sleeps. LA is the City of the Angels ('los angeles' = 'the angels'). Chicago is the City with the Big Shoulders. Philadelphia is the City of Brotherly Love (the Greek word 'philadelphia' _literally_ means 'love' [phila] 'brotherly' [delphia]). San Francisco is the City by the Bay. St. Louis, as you well know, is the Gateway to the West. Nashville is Music City. Detroit is Motor City or Motor Town/Motown. New Orleans is the Big Easy, as you learned. Boston is Beantown. Seattle is Emerald City.
This was fun. To answer your question...Congress approved 12 amendments to be sent to the states for ratification. Only 10 of the amendments were ultimately ratified in 1791 and became the Bill of Rights. You should do one on New Zealand.😊
i'm from Belgium and got 26
love the videos, you guys are so cute together
Good video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Canadian here 24 pts. Los Angeles is the City of Angels.
There's a couple bald eagles that stay within a mile of my house sometimes they fly over the house or fly over when we go walking
Snake River has its own canyon Hailee. Evel Knievel failed to jump it a few decades back. EDIT: Not much of a reason to remember it, but that's all I have. 🙅♀
You make my days shine with happiness I appreciate u love you guys ❤😊❤
The first theme park that Walt Disney created was built on a swamp in Florida, but because the swamp wasn't cleared out, the theme park sank. I did well with the quiz, but then again I'm Canadian. 🤪
I actually live relatively close to Kitts Peak lol and a lot of people say Tucson wrong so don’t feel bad lol it’s actually pronounced Two Son
You are amazing gyZ I love your all video's❤❤❤
We need a video of them trying to pronounce cities in Arizona. Tucson, Prescott, Ahwatukee etc.
A test on Ireland please!
I knew like 80% of these. But it's only because I'm 63 yrs old. But I didn't Know that Needle thingy and I was born and raised in NYC
(Even though I guessed at least 20% 😉)
Mayflower - when they left or when they arrived? They launched with 102, but arrived with only 53 plus part of the crew.
There has to be better quizzes. I am sure most of these weren't being used to quiz new citizens to the country. Would love to see you guys take on other countries quizzes.
Though for what this was, I believe you both did very well.
Brit here, I got 32, and I haven't visited the states for nearly 30 years.
Key West: Green Key lime pie is dyed. Also, if you see dolphin on the menu it's not Flipper, it's a strange name for a fish called mahi-mahi.
Can you do Austria
please do Canada?
As a non American I from UK I was surprised to have managed to get 32 out of the 40 many were guesses
Hailee,Kendra, when you go to New Orleans you will be eating (CREOLE) food not [ Cajun]. The city of Lafayette has THE BEST CAJUN food you will ever eat ! New Orleans food is ok, CAJUN food got it beat ,hands down. Lafayette is of Canadian ( ACADIAN ) culture ,music and friendly people. The Crawfish is way better in the Lafayette area. My name is Doyle and would be honored to be your tour guide of the tourist area's for sight seeing. We would have to do a swamp tour for sure in a glass boat.
Go to Frenchmen st only, you'll see bourbon st for 1 min then say why is this even a thing, the locals to Frenchmen st, it has a great mix of bars music and food and its like 4 blocks long , you'll love it, art flea market , check out DBAs, apple barrel and the spotted cat and go to the Joint in the Bywater during the day lol best BBQ pulled pork in the world, don't even go to bourbon for more than 10 min, you'll see lol you'll love it Nola though, Lived there for 15 years, but in LA now, miss it also go to K Paul's and Commanders palace, best food ever, take the street car all uptown and through the garden district then stop at the Camillia Grill and get a burger and a milk shake, and u want the coolest hole in the wall car near Tulane, go find Snake and Jake's bar lol its like someone mom basement and super tiny and cool just to say u went and then uptown try and eat at Jacimos, stay uptown, garden district, marigney and Bywater and the cbd only, no where else is needed lol, let me know I know some great hotels good and bad areas etc, but enjoy❤❤
Also don't yell at Nic Cage if you see him, sometimes he's drunk and dresses up as a vampire and scares tourists lol
Being a native Tucsonan, their horrible pronunciation of my city upsets me but also I did not know about that telescope thing. We also have the largest privately owned collection of aircraft in the country at the Pima Air and Space museum, though. Which is also pretty cool.
Denali
Fun fact, from a 35th level American, the space program was not pronounced "Gemini", like the zodiac sign but "Jiminy", like the cricket. It's just a tiny piece of history from a well-worn, Orlando-based space nerd. Love your spirit - Key Lime Rules
I’ve lived in the USA. I have to try this lol.
Hollywoodland - maybe I just have really old grandparents, but. I thought everyone knew that!
Fun vid I got a few questions right a few wrong and I'm not an American lol
Love Y'all take care ❤❤
I'm Australian and got 19. Might have gotten more if given the time to read the questions and see the options 😅
I want to see you guys do an American History Test after Hailee's comment about the Declaration having ammendments lol
We learned almost nothing about the U.S. at school here in Germany (just some facts about the declaration of independence and the tea party), but I got 15 questions right. Hope that's not too bad. And I love Kendra's german speaking. How come that you learned speaking that language?
I'm Dutch and I managed to get 25 correct :).
I hope yall enjoy your time here. You should definitely get some beignets while yall are here. Also if you have the opportunity to eat at Bobby Hebert's, you should.