American reacts to '5 Things Australia Does Better Than The US'
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What a strange list. But he missed a few things out.
We’re better at AFL.
We’re better at driving on the left hand side of the road.
We’re better at talking with an Aussie accent.
And we’re better at having a massive rock in the centre of our country. 😜
Yep all things Australia is better at than USA
Don't forget we also have better summer Xmas too
I'm glad you mentioned all the important things.
'We’re better at driving on the left hand side of the road' i mean, if you have seen any Dashcam vids lately you might disagree, the number of people driving on the wrong side of the road at the moment is insane.
Also better at eating vegemite
Better at using the metric system too.
Couple months ago I was just sitting outside my caravan on the iPad for a while drinking a cuppa. Looked down at my feet and there was a beautiful western brown snake about 3 inches from my toes just slithering along minding his own business lmao . The trick there is to just not move and scare it into biting you hahahaha
Such beautiful animals, growing up I had red bellies, green n brown tree snakes, pythons being the most common but a whole other array of snakes living in and around the house/shed/property, loved them all
@@MrThomas864 where I grew up there was either eastern browns or red bellies. Never seen a wild python unfortunately. I’ve seen tigers whe I lived in my bus for 6 years. I love seeing snakes, means the eco system is healthy. I also lived in a place that had king browns every where. They chased me on the golf course at least twice a week lol
Super odd list... so we are better at digging holes and having nasty snakes? Love your reactions to this 🤣 Don't think I've been so surprised by a top 5 list before. Strange pronunciation of the mineral names though. You should try a good lamb roast or some nice lamb chops... yum!
Lamb chop with handles are the best
All I can think is the castle now, dad I dug another hole, it's filling with water
@@gardenlove7750 They are bones, of a baby sheep 🐑
@@LucyObi Correct,
Lamb is young sheep.
Mutton is older sheep.
LOL! I love how sarcastic he gets when they guy basically insults the US! Welcome to our world Mate!
We get this every day!🤗😎
Glanced over at your reaction while the guy was talking about mining. I thought, “Wow, Ryan’s really interested in this.” Then you admit to zoning out.😂
Reminds me of a boring geography lesson from school.
Okay, someone needs to figure out how to send Ryan and his family a lamb roast, with instructions how to cook it, some mint sauce, and letting them know they need to do roast potatoes, veges and a nice gravy :D..... I think Ryan and family would love it - hopefully :D x
Same for a real Australian hamburger with salad including betroot
Lamb cutlets
Lamb shanks in the slow cooker is delicious. My favourite way to eat lamb.
Your sarcasm is top notch Ryan lmao
You make me laugh! You get so annoyed when the AMERICAN channel roasts the US! I was waiting for you to notice his accent! Every video I enjoy your personality more!
That video has the lamest reasons for being better, poorly labeled video title but good to see you have the same reactions as us
Your reaction is hilarious. Yeah, I think things like healthcare & gun control might be a wee bit more important than the stuff on this video 😂✌🏼
Edit: Roast lamb…Yummo!
Baked potato, pies and mint sauce. Washed down with a crisp dry white. Now you're talking.
don't get political
@@Jamie_Crosby Deluded Seppo. I love roast lamb and my free health care and I hate guns. Your politics are a joke that's far from funny.
That's peas not pies
@@Jamie_Crosby I’m not getting political. Ryan mentioned it himself & I agreed (with humour no less)🤷🏼♀️ Live & let live I say✌🏼
Yeah, when I sing the Australian National Anthem, my heart is not swelling with pride at the immense reserves of bauxite that we have at our disposal. Ryan your generosity of spirit towards Oz always encourages me to be generous in turn. Nobody does a lot of things like the US. I grew up with Disneyland on TV on Sunday nights as a child and visited Disneyland California for its 60th anniversary. The spectacle was so amazingly stupendous and generous I cried with heartfelt wonder and joy. We have a lot to be thankful for in our US friends. These kinds of videos are silly.
Bauxite is the main ingredient of aluminium.
Very necessary around the world.
Agree. Never liked Govt's who sell off our natural resources, like they're infinite.
When I first starting watching you I thought, another Yank trying to get free shit, but after awhile I ended up subscribing, I like your sense of humor and you are not afraid to be yourself, and you make me laugh. Good on ya mate, keep it up, love from Melbourne
Mate you really need to get your ass over here and experience it for yourself it really is an awesome place and me personally I really love Western Australia 👍🏻
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Yes, WA is indeed awesome. I lived there for 25 years. With the exception of Tasmania, they can keep anything east of the rabbit proof fence!
Ryan, I live in the small red dot showing where the inland taipan snake is found. Yes, we are desert but we have a very large river running through which allows us to irrigate the land and grow crops. So very populated. And yes, I have seen an inland taipan, near Wentworth whilst out horseriding. A small greenish shy snake that hid in a dried up crack in the ground. I would not liked to have fallen off and landed on it but the horses took no notice of it, the snake just wanted to hide so whilst the deadliest snake in the world not the most aggressive. Tiger snakes are more aggressive. Nasty critters. Honestly, the reason most Australians do not worry to much about snakes is because they really do not want to bite us unless we push them into a corner or step on them. Except Tiger snakes.
TIger snakes are bastards. They will chase you and lunge at you for no reason. Mad buggers!
You've got to hand it to this Alien AI, he subverted our expectations.
LAMB IS AMAZING! Make sure you get lamb chops, with the fat on, and crisp up the fat. With mint jelly is amazing!
Yes! There is nothing more scrumptious than roast lamb, with crunchy roast potatoes, veggies and gravy! The BEST!
Baby sheep 🐑 6 months old babies
The top 5 Uranium producing mines are all located in Australia and in 2023 it is now the top producer of Lithium and has surpassed all other countries in LNG as well. Very interesting.
We trained really hard to have dangerous animals here. 😂😂
During the 'we win at snakes' bit, I replayed it 3 times and he definitely said that we "take the pies", and we do eat a lot of pies, so... 🤔
You're spot on about North Americans and cricket, Ryan. As a kid, I lived in Canada for a while. When I brought out my cricket bat to a game of street baseball everyone was agog! They all wanted a go. The homers got out of control - there's nothing like a wide flat blade for whomping a ball to kingdom come; it had to be retired from the game, but stayed a talking point for many a day.
Your reaction is top notch. This was hilarious and why is there snakes and cricket on here? 😅
So they can make a "Top 5 reasons the US is better than Australia" and #5 can be "Better at nfl". 😂
LMAO what a weird set of comparisons! Love your comments and sense of humour. That was a shit list.
Bit of a bizarre list. Loved your sarcasm. There are actually no recorded human fatalities from the bite of an Inland Taipan. Yes, they live in such remote areas that they are rarely encountered. Bauxite is the ore from which aluminium (aluminum) is extracted.
Happy Arvo, Ryan.
Obviously, the reason Australia is so sparsely populated is that we are losing the Taipan Wars.
Yeah, it's nice that the most venomous snake in the world lives in practically unpopulated areas of Australia. However the second most venomous land snake in the world has a range that pretty much covers the entire Eastern half of the state, including 4 or our top 5 biggest cities.
Ryan, your sarcasm is top-notch. You would make a social success of yourself here in no time. 😂
30%? those are rookie numbers! 😂
A bizzare collection of 'bests' you have been offered Ryan. As a 63 year old nation wide touring Australian band musician living in Sydney, I could change this list. Yeah, we've got snakes, sharks and spiders. So does North America and Africa. I love my homeland but have great affection for some of the USA proclivities. Hope to see and meet you if you come truly way down south one day!! Doc.
Gosh you make me laugh Ryan! Love watching your videos when I get home from work. Always know I'll be entertained 😆
Australians have always call it "The Lucky Country"
So considering we only really have 6 cities over 1 million people, we do pretty well in the liveable rankings
Ryan, you need to start reading your followers comments, I'm sure there's better suggestions (incl mine yesterday on steps taken to restore the barrier reef).
And followers of this channel, maybe watch video's first before making react suggestions... As an Aussie I wasn't that rapt with this one. Let's send him stuff that either have more meaning, showcase certain wonders ... Or things we find funny and proud of it.
Interesting fact. The first international game of cricket was between USA and Canada
I love your generally sarcastic attitude to this frankly bizarre video - hilarious! 😄
The first ever international cricket game was between the US and Canada in 1844
This really surprised me. Had no idea all of this was going to be on the list. I would have said, better health care, free tafe courses, better beaches, better coffee quality and friendly people.
When was the last time you power drained your computer? Turn it off, unplug it, hold down the power button for 10-15 seconds, wait another 30 seconds, plug it in and turn it back on. When my computer slows down, this fixes it for me.
Costco sells the best Aussie legs of lamb 🐑 if you want to try it! When I was over there they were $25. Just stick it in the oven for an hour and a half with some potatoes 🥔 pumpkin 🎃 and serve with gravy and peas! Best for Sunday lunch or tea. 💕
Better beaches, better healthcare, better education, better weather, better lifestyle, better coffee, better beer, and so much more.
Ignoring the fact that this was voiced by a bot, I think the actual thing Australia beats most countries at is not caring if other countries think they’re better than us. The gentle, smug glow of satisfaction can never really be contained, and almost invariably leads to pulling this piss out of ourselves 😂
People don’t understand how spiritual inland Australia is.
Spiritual? What do you mean by that?
@@vtbn53 I think he means they drink metho. There’s nothing spiritual about the land, the aboriginal people are spiritual with their dreamtime. Doesn’t mean the rest of us are into it.
The first international cricket game was between the US and Canada in Bloomingdale Park, Manhattan in 1844. Also thought to be the first sporting contest between two countries of any kind btw. The match was billed as “United States of America versus the British Empire’s Canadian Province”. The Canadians were mostly from Toronto, the Americans from New York, Boston, Washington DC and Philadelphia. Canada won by 23 runs. Nevertheless the US had a chance to dominate world cricket from the start and in the 1850s cricket was probably the most popular sport in the country. But after the civil war baseball emerged to reign supreme and still does.
Was this video created by AI and read by computerised voice? It was bizarre. Love your reactions as always.
Inland Taipans are very reclusive and limited to a small area so contact with people is very rare. Eastern brown snakes on the other hand are frequently encountered by people. Inland Taipans are the most venomous land snake but not the deadliest. You are far more likely to die from the bite of a brown snake because you are more likely to encounter one of them, though fortunately we have antivenom.
Just rewatched this and can't stop laughing at the list, Ryans reaction and the COMMENTS 😂😂😂
Wow Ryan weird facts. .... We have the best beaches, nature parks, cities, laid back people and best meat... yes lamb.🇦🇺♥️🙂
What a weird list! Yes, we do actually get snakes in Melbourne too. Saw a tiger snake in a local park, just minding it's own business.
Ryan, you are adorable. That was a most peculiar list and your reaction is priceless.
If your computer is going slow, Windows doesn't usually shut down properly any more. Try giving it a restart. The restart takes it through the proper shut down cycle and clears out any caches that might be full.
That was an... interesting list. With the possible exception of livable cities, most of the things on the list were just factoids rather than actions or policy achievements. Though, I admit it was nice to have a list that wasn't just Medicare and gun control.
Some of the reasons Melbourne its the most livable city, you will not feel like an outsider.
Melbourne is multi-cultural and everywhere you go in the city of Melbourne, you are going to be guaranteed to find someone from nearly every country in the world. Melbourne has everything you can think of, in terms of world class restaurants, food, shopping, endless entertainment, its close to the sea, rivers, caters for different religions, has exhibitions, amazing museums, a huge art gallery, nightlife, casino, big theatres, stadiums, amazing sights, and beautiful nightline, traffic is not allowed in certain places. You can be sure to find anything your heart desires are looking for within the metro of Melbourne. The coffee culture is a big part of our social life and part of our society, mainly because of the huge Italian culture and Europeans immigrants, and culture we have here. We "do coffee", not just drink it with heaps of sugar. I have no doubt America is amazing too, but in Melbourne we have everything that you have in all of your states packed in to one city.
I acknowledge and pay respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Take heart from the fact that you play American footy better than us. 🙂
The 10 Most Liveable Cities (Global)
Vienna, Austria (99.1)
Copenhagen, Denmark (98.0)
Zurich, Switzerland (96.3)
Calgary, Canada (96.3)
Vancouver, Canada (96.1)
Geneva, Switzerland (95.9)
Frankfurt, Germany (95.7)
Toronto, Canada (95.4)
Amsterdam, Netherlands (95.3)
Melbourne, Australia; Osaka, Japan (95.1)
This is for 2022
Damn, taking it personally that Canada smashed us.
I zoned out in mining and Cricket. The centre of Aus is livable, we lived there for three years. You would be surprised at how many small towns are out there and unique one’s.
That is where England thought they had the right to test Atomic Bombs for years. Probably why my husband and I have multiple illnesses. America has a base nearby but England does not.
There are so many policy & culture things that could’ve been in this list besides guns & Medicare.
1. High wages
2. Prioritise work life balance
3. Volunteer culture - RFS, SES, St. John’s Ambulance etc etc
4. More National Parks than the US
5. Clean up Australia Day
6. Cafe culture
7. Drought resistant farming practices
8. City wide arts festivals
9. Public amenities-free bbqs, lagoons, parks, awesome playgrounds, public showers at beaches etc
10. Sports/outdoors culture
That was a wired one for sure, but it forget to mention we have better Xmas in summer, better more coastline, better war with emu, better kangaroos.... The list goes on haha
Unfortunately for the sheepies , Lamb, cooked right is the yummiest, you slow cook it , dosed in tomatoe and a very slight chilly sauce and serve it with mint sauce.
I lived on the edge of the Pilliga Scrub for years and saw many snake species. The pythons were always beautiful, the eastern browns and red-belly black plentiful. Occasionally there were other species seen, death adders among them but these seem to have disappeared many years ago. Goannas were around in large numbers, I used to see them almost every day.
The first International Cricket game played was USA V Canada
wow, the mining town that was shown was good old Mount Isa Nth West Queensland :) which was 100 years old this month. Lived there for 22 years fantastic place and people.
The channel you are listening to sounds like it has an American commentator and is an American channel, so I would love to know how they came up with these 🙂
I enjoy seeing your reaction to our country.
Don’t worry about the cricket thing Ryan! We have cricket over you guys sure but you have all those World Championships that you have won😏😂😂
At the moment our mens cricket team is really ordinary. Our womens team however is off the charts fantastic!
Our men's team will be back!! 🤗👍
lol the mens team is ranked the best in the world haha
Don't feel bad Ryan, Aussies love you and most Americans. Quick question: I'm just curious about where the man with THAT voice doing the voiceover on this video comes from. He sounds like he's trying to do an Aussie imitation.
Don’t laugh when they say cricket 😂😂
I cannot agree with you. Currently (Feb 2023), Australia (men) ranks #1 in Test Cricket rankings, and second only to India in ODI cricket. The rankings may slip a little next month following England's recent ODI successes.
😂 I laughed at each of your reactions to this list. Your expressions and comments were highly entertaining and funny. 😂👍🏼❤️
If you want "good lamb" you do not HAVE to go to Australia. You can go to New Zealand, England, Wales, and Scotland. There is also 'salt marsh' lamb from the Gower Peninsular in Wales and Agneau de pré-salé in France which are very highly regarded.
They are just little babies 🐑 why would you want to put a poor tiny dead body in your mouth?
😂😂😂 these top 5 are hilarious
Minerals and Ore is strangely specific. US has more Oil and Gas, more of the raw materials for agricultural fertiliser, and much more good farming land which kind of balances it out.
All in the family.
You have to come over and experience Oz for yourself and make your own video about your time here
Hi Ryan hows it goin man. Dont worry about snakes. make em your mate, they wont hurt you. if you visit OZ YOU won't want to leave. cheers mate, n have a good one.
When are you moving to Australia? 😂
Forget the roo. Get a leg of lamb and roast it. Roast some potatoes and pumpkin with it, add some form of green vegetable, lots of gravy, mint sauce (optional, eater's choice). Now that's a meal.
wait a minute dont blame us ockers , this voice narration is American , lets be grateful that all countries are different ( at present)
Tongue in cheek list. Sounds like a US commentor. Enjoyed your reaction.
The first two could have been better worded to be like "better access to a larger range of antivenins" and "stricter laws about ecological reconstruction in relation to resource mining", and still contain all the same information, but not just be purely incidental.
The narrator of the video states that the bite of the inland tiapan is instant death. The facts are that no one has ever died from this snake's bite and the last I heard there were only five recorded bites, four of which were professional snake handlers and one a scientist studying the snake in the outback. Your chance of being bitten by this snake are effectively zero, it is very rare, lives in basically uninhabited parts of the country and is very shy. In fact, the whole Australian dangerous animals thing is entirely overdone. Something like ten to twenty times more people are killed by horses and horse riding in this country than those killed by snake bite, spider bite, box jelly fish sting, stone fish, cone shells, blue ringed octopus, shark attack and crocodiles all put together.
😮 are you giving our secrets away shhhhhhhhhhh
Honestly, this sounds like it’s been narrated by someone in Singapore who was educated at am American international school, who has never been to, or heard of, Australia.
5 reasons aus is better than us .
less crowded , friendlier people , less fear less reason for guns less guns , better beaches , better produce .
Love your work - always makes me laugh. Things like this are subjective and one persons opinion....
Lamb? I love a nice lamb chop...or roast. A lamb sandwich, the next day...YUM
Have you watched any of our Australia Day lamb ads??? They're pretty funny...😂
I live in the near outback of W.A ...have done for 50 yrs....only once have i seen a snake.
We see huntsman spiders ....but have never heard of anyone getting bitten... theres redback spiders but actually never heard of anyone dying from a bite.
We may have the highest number of venemous creatures....but the hype is way over the top about them.
"guess there are no snakes in Melbourne..." ah, sorry, there are thousands :D
😂😂😂 Australia is way better at bbq,s and going to the beach to name a few 😁
With the snakes, if your car is the coolest place in the areas where the snakes are and you park there, it’s likely they’ll enter your car
I like base ball - we had American neighbours just opposite us & us kids played baseball, & ate popcorn 😊
I tch your videos every day. You are always on the top of my recommendations. I forget to comment and tell you how much I enjoy your reactions. So this one made me laugh, well they all do. I am going to send you some Milo (pronounced 'My-low')
Oh well, at least you have a bigger defence force!
I’ve lived in Australia since 1960. I’ve seen two ( 2) snakes in person
16 pounds of lamb is like 8 roasts 😂😂 love a good lamb roast
I wouldn’t say that there are no snakes in the cities, maybe less due to the normal things like developments etc…. However if you grow up being aware, knowing when they hibernate in winter and when they are active it helps. We teach our children about snakes and if you learn first aid you are taught how to treat a snake bite. Knowledge is power. I can’t say that I know of any lethal snake fatality personally and from my very quick research it said that there are up to 3000 snake bites annually, with around 2 deaths, so for a population of around 26 million the odds are not high. Things you wouldn’t do in snake season (summer months when the weather is warm and the cold blooded animals come out of hibernation), is walk or run in tall grass (where you could not see them) or put your hand in a bin or object without looking first. In my region we have Tiger Snakes and Western Brown Snakes known as Dugites. My hubby works for a cattle farm and they love the hay sheds where there are mice. Have driven over the odd one driving to visit him, but if you do, just be mindful they can go up into the car (should they survive) so when you leave the vehicle you have to take extra care.
As an Australian, that is a pretty stupid list! I would have listed: Better health system, stable economy, better education, little to no gun violence, better political system.
Ryan you do have a cricket team they visit every year for some games
At the turn of the 20rh century America had the most registered cricket clubs in the world
Yes Ryan the tiger snakes are in Melbourne along rivers large parks n lakes and brown snakes both very deadly.l almost ran one over on my motorbike feet quickly up on petrol tank...
hi ryan from sydney you should go to australia your self
Hilarious list Ryan… you should do a reaction to the most liveable cities… I’m curious to see how far down the list the US is ha ha ha. All the best from Melbourne Australia.
He forgot the Americas cup LOL
Who made this list, I am Australian, what is so great about having the most deadliest snakes, I'm not proud of that.
Mate you picked a good channel there. 😂 i cant recall seeing an American ever play cricket. I'm sure there must be some videos out there of them playing the game but I never see or know of any.
Staten Island New York cricket has been played there for 150 years.
Australians eat lamb (young) rather than adult sheep - adult sheep is known as mutton. Lamb is more tender
Lamb is a lovely sweet meat with a delicate flavour. Lightly seasoned with some rosemary and home made gravy, roast potatoes and roast pumpkin.
We also have the best AFL players, Coffee, Cleaner air, cleaner water, better beaches, better sharks and stinging jellyfish. Oh and crocodiles!