Charlie you might like this song! Peace and Love to you and your family - Malvina Reynolds - Little Boxes (Weeds Theme Song) Full Version with Lyrics ruclips.net/video/VUoXtddNPAM/видео.htmlsi=vGwj1A4wztLzIng2
There is an American YTbr who has moved to rural Scotland. He was complaining that there aren't enough MEXICAN restaurants in his area. That's the US attitude right there lol
@@ItsCharlieVest well, as said before, stoner confirmed lol (By the way, there are several high quality Mexican restaurants in the city of Glasgow, for the fans of it)
Back in the early 70s, the company I worked for was taken over by an American company. One of the first things they did was put locks on a couple of the toilets and issued keys to the supervisors. The supervisors refused to lock them.
@@ItsCharlieVestso workers can't go to the toilet without asking for permission first. (and the notion that somehow if workers could freely go to the toilet whenever they want, that they'd hide out in the toilets and do nothing, it's based on a very insulting view of workers.) Any supervisor worth their salt of course knows better, and wouldn't want people to waste time having to look for a supervisor to get the key, bother them for it, go to the toilet, and then have to waste more time to return the key...
@@grahvis As an oldie I remember watching US movies where an employee would earn the key to the 'Executive Washroom' which was a special privilege apparently. I'd think, well we all do our business the same way, why do they need a special bathroom to do it in? Kids logic I suppose but I found it weird.
Tesla is so cute (that's a sentence I never thought I'd say). You've got a great channel by the way and I love the sence of humour of this guy, I'm definitely gonna check his channel out.
There is hierarchy on the workfloor but not all "managers"are bullies or tyrants, some of them will listen to the person with the broom whenever his/hers input is viable. And we do have the possibility to give our opinions about certain ways of working if we have a better solution.
I live in Croatia, in a ghost village where 2/3 of the houses are empty. Some will have moved to Zagreb but others will have gone to other countries, attracted by the higher salaries. I wonder if they are really better off or spending the extra earnings on rent / mortgage payments?
Can snow much here in Norway too, and you should go skiing, its good training. I have a teori of USA: They dont have public healtincurans (creating Karens and stress (when you dont have work)) You Police, court, and prison system are outdated, gunlaws, no workersunion, no mixed zoning everywhere. Save up money and move to Nederlands that you want to do
I guess they don't have high Mountains or Hills or they can't afford if they had..and they are not into going out for Skiing or walking in the Snow. It's not like in the Alps over there. Maybe that's the Reason for Flat Earthlings over there. 😊.
11:35 That is what I loved about my boss in my previous job here in Germany. He knew his skills and our skills. He couldn't help us directly if something happened because of the specialisation in the IT field. Instead, he would shield us from any manager who tried to pester us. Especially if a major incident had occurred and we needed to focus, and yes, I experienced him dressing down a manager of the more dese variety out in the office area while I was buying, rebooting and resetting servers for a customer. A short time later, our boss was joking with us as we waited for the next problem. (Server Operations Centre with a main focus like a fire brigade to respond if any kind of disruption occurs.)
The fact that members of the public can sue you if the "sidewalk" outside your home hasn't been cleared of snow, pretty much sums up how insane your country is. 😂 And if you are so car dependant, why don't you guys get winter tyres, snow chains, and learn how to drive in those conditions, like we do in all of the Alps, and all of Scandinavia, and Finland. 🤯
I (living in the Alps) one time slipped when attaching the snow chains. Chains hit my damn face, I broke my wrist when I fell and I sued no one. Just woke everyone up by swearing preeetty loudly and quite long, but I think that's fair enough.
I've literally gotten drunk with colleagues in my boss's living room before going clubbing, had drinks in the store after hours with another and formed a conga line behind a third during opening hours. And those were just from when I worked in retail in my 20s. 😂 I've had one US style boss and trust me I didn't last long with that regime (but then again neither did she 😏). I would NEVER work like that again - even despite our six weeks of paid vacation time. [Side note: We do however also have a good social security net to fall back on just in case unlike in the US]
Visit Australia and make a comparison. I live in Melbourne, Victoria where we have abundant public transport, we don't need to tip, the wages are good and bosses are not bullies which makes working almost a pleasure. Aussies work to live and we have minimum 4 weeks paid annual leave plus 2 weeks paid sick leave per year.
Two weeks sickleave???? But what if you are sick two months? Here in Finland the sickleave is unlimited. You just have to visit doctor and if they say you can not work yet, your paid sickleave goes on.
@@Manselikka Two weeks paid. We don't quite have all of Europe's employment conditions. We can take more but you might have to scrounge around for other paid leave i.e. your holiday leave or if you've got any long service leave up your sleeve which you can take pro rata after 7 years with one employer. It's 3 months for 10 years service which is about 2 months after 7. But no, it's not indefinite paid sick leave but then few people are sick enough to need that much time off and individual employers will accommodate on an individual basis depending on circumstances. Then of course if you're injured/get sick due to a work reason, there's no limit to paid leave.
The top 3 things I don't like living in the US as a European are....drumroll......Smalltalk,I mean,with like literally everyone,just leave me tf alone LOL.The 2nd one is...why are 99% of restaurants part of a chain,if you find a place to eat here that has personal charm and individuality,well you found a unicorn.The top one tho is....Potholes,the states in the US let's you hit these deep holes on a daily bacis year in and year out,I mean....wtf is that all about????It's like millions of people on the government/state payrole that actually could spend a few days of fixing it,it's not rocket science.Otherwise I've been assimilating pretty well 😋
it's not even sociable smalltalk - it's people who want to hear the sound of their own loud voice and waste everyone else's time. They have nothing to say so they make some shit up. It's a form of trolling and narcissism. Autism.
Interesting, you get more snow there than we do here in what is often called "the best winter wonderland" of Finland, our annual average is 94 cm, but that is an average across the entire country which if you put Finlands map over the US, it stretches all the way from Pensylvania down to Florida So there's quite a major difference between the southern and northern regions, were we to take only the northern half into consideration I think the number would be quite a bit higher, specially considering the top third of the country is in the Arctric circle You guys need to come here and learn about winter driving, here you have to takea course specifically on driving in slippery conditions, just to get your license, sounds like that is something you guys should implement in the midwest as well
@@ronaldderooij1774 Saying NOBODY lives there is BS, there are definately people there, pretty precisscely 1 million in the northern half, obviously not much compared to the US, but it's not nobody either A country the size of Finland that also happens to be one of the most sparsely populated countries in the EU and has a total population of 5,5 million ain't gonna have any cities like Chicago, that is a given...
The only book that was banned for decades in the Netherlands was Hitler's Mein Kampf. I still read it though in the university library. But that was only allowed because it fit my study (political science). I had to read it inside the library. It was not worth it. You could buy it in Antwerp Belgium though (the royalties went to the country of Bavaria, oddly enough).
If I recall Hitler's personal wealth came from the royalties from that book as everyone in Germany at least wanted to be seen to own one whether they read it or not. Ditto his photographs. He shared the royalties for those with his personal photographer who got rich up until it all went belly up. Next to Linz in Austria, Munich was a Hitler favourite so it doesn't surprise me Bavaria ended up with the royalties. I bought a copy (I'm Australian) to see what the fuss was about and was bored to tears.
3:28 I'm French and Wifey is American. From the "716" 😉 I was already aware of the 2014 "Snovember" before she started telling me "stories" about it... Since we're not huge fan of "cold" weather, we ended up settling up in the Bordeaux area.
@@Centurion101B3C 😂😂..Salty dog.. Good one 🤣In the Netherlands Droppie is like expressing some child or animal is very cute.. They say.. Ohh.. wat een droppie (cuty)
I remember my neighbour locked himself out of his flat drunk and tried to break in, but he broke my window instead of his own. I am imagining trying to walk home in an American suburb. Imagine someone leaves their door open, and you are so wasted you don't realize it isn't your house and try to climb into bed next to them or something, end up getting shot!
I live in California. Everyone I know hates the car focussed design of our cities. Why are we still building these awful neighborhoods? Is it really that hard to change the zoning laws?
I'm from England but watch a lot of cycling vids from America and some city's are getting a lot better , I was surprised how bicycle focused Detroit is becoming👌
Australian here, worked many weeks in New York started 8am, finished 3 am walked the streets of NY alone to hotel, nothing open for food (in that area), pretty tough.
Clearing snow leads to icing, I hope they grit the roads. Ideally, they'd do the pavements, but then the council where I am doesn't give a crap about your journey if you aren't using the road either.
As bad as clima change is, when i saw that about the weather i remember that 35-40 years ago we had also still something similiar here in the winters and i'm really happy we don't have that anymore. Yeah remember how it was sliding with my car from the road sometimes and all that stuff. Or how driving at night with constant snowfall could really drive you insane.
About teens being addicted to their phones: I think that's not wrong, but it's not different than being addicted to sugar. It has become so normal that most aren't even aware of it - until you take it away. I'm a millenial and nearing my 40s, i don't necessarily need my phone or a tablet all the time. But that's because as soon as i get home i turn on my PC before anything else. I once had to spend 4 days without internet (and that was the first 4 days of the first Corona lockdown too) cause some construction worker accidentally destroyed the internet cable that provides my area. I think that would be similar for a teen to get their phone taken away. Those were the 4 most annoying, boring and anxious days of my life. I really felt like an addict being left hanging. And yeah, once i had my internet back i was celebrating. So, long story short: Kids are addicted to their phones, and that's not surprising at all and absolutely not something the kids are to blame for. It is still adults, mostly middle aged men, who invent, build and sell that stuff to the kids. Just you wait till Gen Alpha grows up, they will be one single entity with their phones.
Never been to the US, but have a feeling I'd tell the server "if I need you, I'll make a Huskey impression"... and promptly go AAAAAAAUUUUUwwwaaUUUUWWAAAAAAAAAAuuuuuuuuuuuu if I need a refill or the check or something (if asked why I'd say I identify as a huskey. My pronouns are "good girl" and "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!")
I'm Swedish and went to college in Santa Monica, CA, and agree with almost everything in this video. I never went outside of California so I can't say anything about the weather in the Mid West, but other than that, yeah pretty much as he says. Though I love the people. Very normal and down to earth. Kind.
I agree with the first part, "few hours drive = lives close to me" being a very US citizen comment to make since its a fact that everything is a couple of hours drive away, a couple of hours driving is "close" to them, it's what is closest by. [not just the US however] And that is why there is the comparing of US with EU, European countries = European states. There is an European constitution/the Constitutional treaty. The second part is not 100% true, I'm from South Limburg Netherlands, if I want to go to Amsterdam [the capital city of NL] is 2-3 hours away.... If I want to go to Germany or Belgium ony 15 - 30 minutes. It all depends still on where you live and are going towards. It still takes time to get from location A to B in space. Going from Maastricht to Paris is 3-4+ hr up to 6 hrs drive, also depending on the traffic and where exactly you are going. Going from Maastricht to Berlin by car, depending on traffic is 5 hours and 50+ minutes - but can take up to 6-7 hours as well. Going from Maastricht to Prague 6-7 hours drive, again depending on the trafic. And again can take up to 8-9 hours as well. And if you ask me all these numbers are very optimistic it always took me the longer times that I gave with this.
I live in New Zealand my son has had to visit America for his company he says you can see and experience both the best and the worst of humanity all in one day. He enjoyed his trips there met many interesting people.
I agree, Living in Indiana is.......hardly worth mentioning. Compare that with American Siberia (aka. Minnesota.) where the average coldest US place is called 'Embarrass'. And don't get me started on Snow Emergencies, ploughing schedules and towaway schemes (read: extortionate additional municipal revenue generation.) in addition to enduring the infamous and deleterous medical condition of Snow-Plough back (not from the honourable slavery of clearing ones own sidewalk but from the monumental toil of digging out the massive ice and snow dams in the driveway. I left that particulaly unpleasant corner of Hell 9 years ago, but I am still receiving the severe weather alerts despite having repeatedly informed Satan and Beelzebub of municipal services of my continetal move. I gather that they keep sending those messages out of demonic spite and intentionally stirring up my bad memories.
I know you usually do not react to songs but I am curious to see and hear your reaction to the Netherlands Eurovisuon song for 2024 called Europapa by Joost Klein.
This one is also interesting : What if Reagan Was Never President? ruclips.net/video/8SEriLAM7JA/видео.html Spoiler : 9/11 would have maybe never happened
03:06 yeeeeehaaaaaw I mean oiiii soooo you yanks buy your coffee at Starbucks with 20 centimeter cups at the time yeeeehaaaw eyyyy ! Big size big time dammmmm 20 centimeters eyyyy at least you are not running out of coffee soon wichhhhh isn't good, best human achievement ? Harvesting the Sativa aight .... hands down no contest second : Coffee plant man hellllll yes ......damm those are some cups you got over there yeeeehaaaaaaw
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We decided to name the dog Tesla after Nikola Tesla, not the car lol
Il est trop mignon ❤❤
Why are comments with no foul language or provanity whatsoever being removed?
Tesla? So I suppose it is wireless and has got lots of free energy? What a beautiful dog.
Charlie you might like this song! Peace and Love to you and your family - Malvina Reynolds - Little Boxes (Weeds Theme Song) Full Version with Lyrics ruclips.net/video/VUoXtddNPAM/видео.htmlsi=vGwj1A4wztLzIng2
There is an American YTbr who has moved to rural Scotland. He was complaining that there aren't enough MEXICAN restaurants in his area. That's the US attitude right there lol
Well Mexican food is the best lol
@@ItsCharlieVest well, as said before, stoner confirmed lol (By the way, there are several high quality Mexican restaurants in the city of Glasgow, for the fans of it)
@@ItsCharlieVestbut we don't have many Mexicans 🤣😂🤣
The Scottish have a wall for a long long time 😅
Mexico is closer to US; but here in Europe Greek, Italy and Spain are closer, that's way you often might find Greek, Italian and Spanish food here^^
Back in the early 70s, the company I worked for was taken over by an American company. One of the first things they did was put locks on a couple of the toilets and issued keys to the supervisors.
The supervisors refused to lock them.
I wonder why they wanted to lock them up
@@ItsCharlieVest.
Supervisor's privilege, I suppose. Though it was not the way we did things.
@@ItsCharlieVestso workers can't go to the toilet without asking for permission first. (and the notion that somehow if workers could freely go to the toilet whenever they want, that they'd hide out in the toilets and do nothing, it's based on a very insulting view of workers.) Any supervisor worth their salt of course knows better, and wouldn't want people to waste time having to look for a supervisor to get the key, bother them for it, go to the toilet, and then have to waste more time to return the key...
@@grahvis As an oldie I remember watching US movies where an employee would earn the key to the 'Executive Washroom' which was a special privilege apparently. I'd think, well we all do our business the same way, why do they need a special bathroom to do it in? Kids logic I suppose but I found it weird.
Working with a number of pregnant woman. Not having acces to toilets seems like a disaster.
Hi charlie im from the uk im 66 years young and find your videos eye opening keep up the good work ...hi tesla🐕
I cant believe that you watching my Balkan guy! I've just watched this on his channel as he just posted it, you're fast with your reactions
Tesla is so cute (that's a sentence I never thought I'd say). You've got a great channel by the way and I love the sence of humour of this guy, I'm definitely gonna check his channel out.
There is hierarchy on the workfloor but not all "managers"are bullies or tyrants, some of them will listen to the person with the broom whenever his/hers input is viable. And we do have the possibility to give our opinions about certain ways of working if we have a better solution.
I live in Croatia, in a ghost village where 2/3 of the houses are empty. Some will have moved to Zagreb but others will have gone to other countries, attracted by the higher salaries. I wonder if they are really better off or spending the extra earnings on rent / mortgage payments?
Can snow much here in Norway too, and you should go skiing, its good training. I have a teori of USA: They dont have public healtincurans (creating Karens and stress (when you dont have work)) You Police, court, and prison system are outdated, gunlaws, no workersunion, no mixed zoning everywhere. Save up money and move to Nederlands that you want to do
I guess they don't have high Mountains or Hills or they can't afford if they had..and they are not into going out for Skiing or walking in the Snow. It's not like in the Alps over there. Maybe that's the Reason for Flat Earthlings over there. 😊.
1. Cool dog, seems like a win
2. Besides the part where he vastly oversimplified the culture war, he had some good points
He's making videos that US Americans can follow, he has to keep it simple.
@@Thurgosh_OG its not too hard to explain that being a centrist or in the middle isn't always a good thing.
11:35 That is what I loved about my boss in my previous job here in Germany. He knew his skills and our skills. He couldn't help us directly if something happened because of the specialisation in the IT field. Instead, he would shield us from any manager who tried to pester us. Especially if a major incident had occurred and we needed to focus, and yes, I experienced him dressing down a manager of the more dese variety out in the office area while I was buying, rebooting and resetting servers for a customer. A short time later, our boss was joking with us as we waited for the next problem. (Server Operations Centre with a main focus like a fire brigade to respond if any kind of disruption occurs.)
The fact that members of the public can sue you if the "sidewalk" outside your home hasn't been cleared of snow, pretty much sums up how insane your country is. 😂 And if you are so car dependant, why don't you guys get winter tyres, snow chains, and learn how to drive in those conditions, like we do in all of the Alps, and all of Scandinavia, and Finland. 🤯
I (living in the Alps) one time slipped when attaching the snow chains. Chains hit my damn face, I broke my wrist when I fell and I sued no one.
Just woke everyone up by swearing preeetty loudly and quite long, but I think that's fair enough.
I've literally gotten drunk with colleagues in my boss's living room before going clubbing, had drinks in the store after hours with another and formed a conga line behind a third during opening hours. And those were just from when I worked in retail in my 20s. 😂 I've had one US style boss and trust me I didn't last long with that regime (but then again neither did she 😏). I would NEVER work like that again - even despite our six weeks of paid vacation time.
[Side note: We do however also have a good social security net to fall back on just in case unlike in the US]
Love your channel and love your honesty. But your puppy is beautiful and we need to see him/her more.
❤
Much love from Malvern UK
Visit Australia and make a comparison. I live in Melbourne, Victoria where we have abundant public transport, we don't need to tip, the wages are good and bosses are not bullies which makes working almost a pleasure. Aussies work to live and we have minimum 4 weeks paid annual leave plus 2 weeks paid sick leave per year.
Two weeks sickleave???? But what if you are sick two months?
Here in Finland the sickleave is unlimited. You just have to visit doctor and if they say you can not work yet, your paid sickleave goes on.
@@Manselikka Two weeks paid. We don't quite have all of Europe's employment conditions. We can take more but you might have to scrounge around for other paid leave i.e. your holiday leave or if you've got any long service leave up your sleeve which you can take pro rata after 7 years with one employer. It's 3 months for 10 years service which is about 2 months after 7. But no, it's not indefinite paid sick leave but then few people are sick enough to need that much time off and individual employers will accommodate on an individual basis depending on circumstances. Then of course if you're injured/get sick due to a work reason, there's no limit to paid leave.
If I could afford to live in Melbourne I would have moved there from Germany years ago.
The top 3 things I don't like living in the US as a European are....drumroll......Smalltalk,I mean,with like literally everyone,just leave me tf alone LOL.The 2nd one is...why are 99% of restaurants part of a chain,if you find a place to eat here that has personal charm and individuality,well you found a unicorn.The top one tho is....Potholes,the states in the US let's you hit these deep holes on a daily bacis year in and year out,I mean....wtf is that all about????It's like millions of people on the government/state payrole that actually could spend a few days of fixing it,it's not rocket science.Otherwise I've been assimilating pretty well 😋
it's not even sociable smalltalk - it's people who want to hear the sound of their own loud voice and waste everyone else's time. They have nothing to say so they make some shit up. It's a form of trolling and narcissism. Autism.
5:05Well, that one's in the UK, a Stagecoach bus
Interesting, you get more snow there than we do here in what is often called "the best winter wonderland" of Finland, our annual average is 94 cm, but that is an average across the entire country which if you put Finlands map over the US, it stretches all the way from Pensylvania down to Florida
So there's quite a major difference between the southern and northern regions, were we to take only the northern half into consideration I think the number would be quite a bit higher, specially considering the top third of the country is in the Arctric circle
You guys need to come here and learn about winter driving, here you have to takea course specifically on driving in slippery conditions, just to get your license, sounds like that is something you guys should implement in the midwest as well
Difference is, nobody lives in northern Finland. I have not seen cities like Chicago in the whole of Finland actually.
@@ronaldderooij1774 Saying NOBODY lives there is BS, there are definately people there, pretty precisscely 1 million in the northern half, obviously not much compared to the US, but it's not nobody either
A country the size of Finland that also happens to be one of the most sparsely populated countries in the EU and has a total population of 5,5 million ain't gonna have any cities like Chicago, that is a given...
so the 15 people that DO live there have no issues living there, no surprise @@AHVENAN
The only book that was banned for decades in the Netherlands was Hitler's Mein Kampf. I still read it though in the university library. But that was only allowed because it fit my study (political science). I had to read it inside the library. It was not worth it. You could buy it in Antwerp Belgium though (the royalties went to the country of Bavaria, oddly enough).
If I recall Hitler's personal wealth came from the royalties from that book as everyone in Germany at least wanted to be seen to own one whether they read it or not. Ditto his photographs. He shared the royalties for those with his personal photographer who got rich up until it all went belly up. Next to Linz in Austria, Munich was a Hitler favourite so it doesn't surprise me Bavaria ended up with the royalties. I bought a copy (I'm Australian) to see what the fuss was about and was bored to tears.
3:28 I'm French and Wifey is American. From the "716" 😉
I was already aware of the 2014 "Snovember" before she started telling me "stories" about it...
Since we're not huge fan of "cold" weather, we ended up settling up in the Bordeaux area.
"Wifey" is straight out of 4chan
Yeah it was a bad winter, I remember it well lol one of the worst in a while
Droppie... Is the name for your cute puppy.. He is white with dark nose and eyes.. Like drop(jes) liquorice.. Droppie means also sweaty
Whereas 'Drop' is generally 'Salty', but Hey! having a Salty Dog is something too.
@@Centurion101B3C 😂😂..Salty dog.. Good one 🤣In the Netherlands Droppie is like expressing some child or animal is very cute.. They say.. Ohh.. wat een droppie (cuty)
I remember my neighbour locked himself out of his flat drunk and tried to break in, but he broke my window instead of his own. I am imagining trying to walk home in an American suburb. Imagine someone leaves their door open, and you are so wasted you don't realize it isn't your house and try to climb into bed next to them or something, end up getting shot!
I live in California. Everyone I know hates the car focussed design of our cities. Why are we still building these awful neighborhoods? Is it really that hard to change the zoning laws?
I'm from England but watch a lot of cycling vids from America and some city's are getting a lot better , I was surprised how bicycle focused Detroit is becoming👌
It is hard to change zoning laws, when the big car companies are paying your politicians to keep things the way they are.
That nice weather to go skiing.
I've only been skiing once, it was in Jones Michigan when I was a teenager, it was loads of fun though
Australian here, worked many weeks in New York started 8am, finished 3 am walked the streets of NY alone to hotel, nothing open for food (in that area), pretty tough.
Clearing snow leads to icing, I hope they grit the roads. Ideally, they'd do the pavements, but then the council where I am doesn't give a crap about your journey if you aren't using the road either.
As bad as clima change is, when i saw that about the weather i remember that 35-40 years ago we had also still something similiar here in the winters and i'm really happy we don't have that anymore. Yeah remember how it was sliding with my car from the road sometimes and all that stuff. Or how driving at night with constant snowfall could really drive you insane.
About teens being addicted to their phones: I think that's not wrong, but it's not different than being addicted to sugar. It has become so normal that most aren't even aware of it - until you take it away. I'm a millenial and nearing my 40s, i don't necessarily need my phone or a tablet all the time. But that's because as soon as i get home i turn on my PC before anything else. I once had to spend 4 days without internet (and that was the first 4 days of the first Corona lockdown too) cause some construction worker accidentally destroyed the internet cable that provides my area. I think that would be similar for a teen to get their phone taken away. Those were the 4 most annoying, boring and anxious days of my life. I really felt like an addict being left hanging.
And yeah, once i had my internet back i was celebrating.
So, long story short: Kids are addicted to their phones, and that's not surprising at all and absolutely not something the kids are to blame for. It is still adults, mostly middle aged men, who invent, build and sell that stuff to the kids. Just you wait till Gen Alpha grows up, they will be one single entity with their phones.
Never been to the US, but have a feeling I'd tell the server "if I need you, I'll make a Huskey impression"... and promptly go AAAAAAAUUUUUwwwaaUUUUWWAAAAAAAAAAuuuuuuuuuuuu if I need a refill or the check or something (if asked why I'd say I identify as a huskey. My pronouns are "good girl" and "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!")
As soon as I saw that green melted "Thomas" sign I knew it was Arizona. Used to live along Thomas.
I'm Swedish and went to college in Santa Monica, CA, and agree with almost everything in this video. I never went outside of California so I can't say anything about the weather in the Mid West, but other than that, yeah pretty much as he says. Though I love the people. Very normal and down to earth. Kind.
Snow..white what ? Meanwhile in Austria: where us the Snow ? I guess no Mountains..no Skiiing. Just flat. That is sad.
Ever heared of WINTER TYRES?
As a n Aussie I find it strange you didn’t know To Kill A Mockingbird was getting banned? We’ve known about it and hundreds of other books for ages.
That comment is so American. That guy lives close to me... like a few hours drive. That's multiple differnt countries over here in the Netherlands.
I agree with the first part, "few hours drive = lives close to me" being a very US citizen comment to make since its a fact that everything is a couple of hours drive away, a couple of hours driving is "close" to them, it's what is closest by. [not just the US however]
And that is why there is the comparing of US with EU, European countries = European states.
There is an European constitution/the Constitutional treaty.
The second part is not 100% true, I'm from South Limburg Netherlands, if I want to go to Amsterdam [the capital city of NL] is 2-3 hours away.... If I want to go to Germany or Belgium ony 15 - 30 minutes.
It all depends still on where you live and are going towards.
It still takes time to get from location A to B in space.
Going from Maastricht to Paris is 3-4+ hr up to 6 hrs drive, also depending on the traffic and where exactly you are going.
Going from Maastricht to Berlin by car, depending on traffic is 5 hours and 50+ minutes - but can take up to 6-7 hours as well.
Going from Maastricht to Prague 6-7 hours drive, again depending on the trafic. And again can take up to 8-9 hours as well.
And if you ask me all these numbers are very optimistic it always took me the longer times that I gave with this.
I live in New Zealand my son has had to visit America for his company he says you can see and experience both the best and the worst of humanity all in one day. He enjoyed his trips there met many interesting people.
From the uk love your channel ...love your puppy more...lol
Thanks we just named him Tesla actually, after Nikola Tesla, not the car lol
That’s a living teddy bear 🧸 the cutest puppy ever
Yeah he is, we just named him Tesla, after Nikola Tesla, not the car lol
I agree, Living in Indiana is.......hardly worth mentioning. Compare that with American Siberia (aka. Minnesota.) where the average coldest US place is called 'Embarrass'. And don't get me started on Snow Emergencies, ploughing schedules and towaway schemes (read: extortionate additional municipal revenue generation.) in addition to enduring the infamous and deleterous medical condition of Snow-Plough back (not from the honourable slavery of clearing ones own sidewalk but from the monumental toil of digging out the massive ice and snow dams in the driveway.
I left that particulaly unpleasant corner of Hell 9 years ago, but I am still receiving the severe weather alerts despite having repeatedly informed Satan and Beelzebub of municipal services of my continetal move.
I gather that they keep sending those messages out of demonic spite and intentionally stirring up my bad memories.
I enjoy your videos and comments plus learning more about the world around me
Awww the puppy
Charlie check this one out: Joost Klein - Europapa | Netherlands 🇳🇱 | Official Music Video ( for eurovision)
Cute dog❤
Thanks we just settled on the name Tesla, after Nikola Tesla not the car lol
Find your house in a suburb when your drunk should be easy, if you walk up a driveway and dont get shot at, its probaly your house.
We have no respect in work place. Normally its office staff vs shop floor
I know you usually do not react to songs but I am curious to see and hear your reaction to the Netherlands Eurovisuon song for 2024 called Europapa by Joost Klein.
I like it about 3oc to minus 3
States of usa could brake away
OR DOODEL🤣🤣
if you dont have a name for the dog why dont you name him dutch
This one is also interesting :
What if Reagan Was Never President?
ruclips.net/video/8SEriLAM7JA/видео.html
Spoiler : 9/11 would have maybe never happened
03:06 yeeeeehaaaaaw I mean oiiii soooo you yanks buy your coffee at Starbucks with 20 centimeter cups at the time yeeeehaaaw eyyyy ! Big size big time dammmmm 20 centimeters eyyyy at least you are not running out of coffee soon wichhhhh isn't good, best human achievement ? Harvesting the Sativa aight .... hands down no contest second : Coffee plant man hellllll yes ......damm those are some cups you got over there yeeeehaaaaaaw