Blood donation is voluntary in Australia - no money is paid you just get the snack shown so you don't faint afterwards. All part of being a good citizen.
Ryan, ALL Australian electoral activities (local, state & federal - such as elections & referenda) are normally/usually held on a Saturday (8:00am to 6:00pm). Early, postal, remote & electronic voting is encouraged/enabled for the two weeks up to the designated Saturday. Participation is mandatory for EVERYONE over 18 years of age. Voter suppression is unheard of here.
The meal is what you are offered as a thank you & a way to keep you there for the 15 minutes they want to observe that you're not going to faint due to loss of blood.
@anthonyj7989 Bad luck. Good on ya for giving. I always like the free food and drinks too. Been a donor for about 30 years off and on. Never graduated to being a plasma donor though. One day I'll take rhe plunge. Maybe next year.
Its kinda bullshit that they don't pay us though, given that they then go on to sell it to hospitals for a profit, a donation should be just that, not go into someone else's pocket.
Also you said you donated plasma twice a week. That is not allowed in Aus - limited to once every two weeks - and not for a month after giving whole blood. Also you can only donate whole blood once every 3 months.
@@OutbackLife656 my kids love it when I make them milocino. you just put milo in with the cold milk BEFORE you froth it, turns out great. takes a bit more cleaning of the steam wand though.
Get them addicted as babies & they will be back for life. I don't take drugs, caffeine is a drug. No I don't drink soft drinks either. I make my own versions of them. Plus coffee tastes like the Flem hacked up from a chest infection.
My understanding for the reasoning to not pay blood doners is a equity issue where the poor don't become human blood bags. That being said it's highly encouraged and worth a pat on the back.
Paid blood donations are part of why HIV spread so rapidly in the ‘80’s. Because IV drug addicts would use selling blood to fund their habit. So I believe a lot of US States discourage paying for blood.
We left a place we were renting and we cleaned it better than it was when we moved in , we scrubbed the walls as well as the floor but the landlord told us we weren't getting our bond back . At this stage we still had possession of the keys after she did the inspection , i told her as i still had the keys i was going to go back in and leave a deuce on the kitchen floor that was going be worth our bond for her to clean up , needless to say we got our bond back.
the real-estate wanted to us to pay to have a bunch wear marks on the door frames repainted. we disputed it and said we would fix it, we get there and there is a painter there repainting the whole house, he was booked in to do the job BEFORE we even moved out. he told us they booked him in to paint ceiling, walls and trim weeks before our move out date. he even showed us the email they sent him days after we put our notice in that we were moving out, well before we moved out. luckily we had not bought supplies yet. we ended up calling them on their shit and threatened to take them to the tribunal over it, they dropped that and few other small things they were trying to get us on (a small oil stain on the driveway and a dead fly in the window track).
I rented a place for 12 months years ago. Battled with the owner for months on things. I left the place in much better condition than before. Inside and out. Although I had to stop vacuuming certain parts of the carpet as it was in such a bad state, I was sucking up pieces of carpet as well as dirt. He was a complete a*^!
I have a VERY clean house, but got pulled up from a rent inspection once for some crumbs on the bench top. I'd gone to work early and the kids had made their sandwiches for school. 🙄
@@heleng9940 Harcourts? when we first started renting, we were with a smaller real estate, they did the 6 month inspection, then one a year later, then after that they did not even bother for a couple of years. never had any trouble with them. then they sold out to Harcourts and they did inspections as often as they could legally and would try pulling us up on stuff just like that. the house was also for sale and they would try and bring people around with next to no notice, they would call up and say we want to bring someone around this afternoon, our answer would always be "48 hours written notice" particularly after they 3rd group of people who they showed through, it was obvious they had not even looked at the photos of the place.
fun fact, they are usually not actually wires, just hollow tubes. the box they go into have pressure sensors in them, when a car drives across it the pressure increases. same thing used for older servo's to ring the bell when someone pulls in.
Another fun fact. The dual tubes allow measure of speed from first wheel impact, then timing of following wheel impacts gives wheel spacing (each wheel, or pair of wheels causes two pressure spikes for the two tubes). Can be used to differentiate between motorcycles, cars, trucks/rigs and trailers. Hence, good estimate of numbers and types of vehicles using the route. Or, I might have imagined this!
Rubber strips are called " amphometer strips", they are to record car traffic and speed in local council area, for future traffic control or road constructions.
It’s a temporary thing to check the amount of traffic on a particular street. If the traffic gets too high, the RTA can make adjustments for a better flow.
Of course the Roads and Traffic Authority have now changed their name to Roads and Marine Authoruty. The bloody conservative governments of NSW keep merging everything and sacking workers. 🙄
Voting is still not closed here on the East Coast of Australia so we won't know results probably until Saturday your time, Ryan which will BE SUNDAY Australian time
It should be quicker to count. A simple yes/no as opposed to multiple electorates, candidates, preferences... Haha literally after I wote that, Antony said it... like, right after I hit send hahaha
It could take up to two weeks to get the results. Aussies DONATE blood products. On the TV they will tell you what blood groups are low. After you donate you are given something to eat and drink before you leave.
We don't get paid for blood donations and such here, but you can have as much as you want; mini sausage rolls, party pies, biscuits, cheese and crackers, juice, tea or coffee.
The first guy looks as though he's a worker just having a great day. 😁 As others have said about the blood/plasma donations... it's all voluntary, all of the food is donated and it's actually really good. You can get pies, sausage rolls, sandwiches, cakes, all kinds of beverages and so much more. No need to be greedy.
You need to compare AU$ prices to the US$ price with all the federal taxes and state taxes and tips all inclusive - because that is what the AU$ number is.
@16:09 - These are hydraulic/pneumatic hoses that are hooked up to a sensor box tethered to a post/pole. They primarily record the number of vehicles traversing the roadway, but the more advanced ones can determine direction, speed, mass, number of axles. The information provided can shape future route planning, road maintenance schedules, upgrades...
@@amadd5641 You anti-vax zealots can't help yourselves, can you? Totally unrelated to the O.P. Do you go on condolence channels and whine about your government deserting you?
Those mysterious rubber cords across the road are officially known as pneumatic road tubes. The technology they use is simple. Every time a vehicle's tires hit the tube, it sends a burst of air that triggers a switch, which then produces an electrical signal that's recorded by a counter device.
With blood donation, in Oz we give voluntarily for no payment. The "meal" is a snack, mostly to keep you from getting faint from the donation but also we have a culture of hospitality, so it is normal to provide a little something. The money that in USA goes to paying donors is in Oz probably what keeps the facilities modern and clean.
We donate blood and plasma volantarily as the Red cross supply the hospitals with the donations and the patients at public hospitals receive it at no cost. As for snakes my next door neighbor had a brown snake living under his veranda (porch) in the grease trap. The local fire brigade came out to try and find it, but it has gone. My neighbor found it and because it was a threat to his dog he relocated it (snakes are protected in Australia) to the bush. That is a traffic counter for the local government. Where I live the roads are a bit rougher than that one pictured.
@@aviolet3981 You have no idea what you are talking about. It is not sold for profit. It is available foor Australians overseas and disasters. blood.gov.au/supply-australians-overseas#:~:text=Under%20the%20National%20Blood%20Agreement%2C%20a%20policy%20for,products%20managed%20by%20the%20National%20Blood%20Authority%20%28NBA%29.
@@jillheidke9197 Not quite right about voting. It is not compulsory to vote its compulsory to attend a polling booth and have your name marked as attended, after that you can place your ballot sheets into the boxes unmarked or write whatever you want. Im unsure about other lands but here it is known as a donkey vote.
I missed the news on Cal Wilson 😢 - loved her bubbly nature and ad-lib comedy on so many shows - saw it was a rare form of cancer that struck quickly 💔
You donated twice a week??? Wow, that would not be allowed in the Netherlands. As in Australia, donating here is voluntary and not paid. Mostly to avoid this kind of situations in which people donate up to it being unhealthy. Here you can donate plasma once a month and blood max three times a year. But most of the time it is twice a year. All to be sure the person donating is not affected. In return? Snacks to get some energy back before leaving and sometimes a small present when you hit a mark. I have had an umbrella and a water pitcher when I donated for 5 years or 50 times.
It's not pronounced Meelow, it's pronounced Mylow. The snake was a python, (my Aboriginal wife's tribal totum). It's a constrictor, so not poisonous. Vote is on Sat. 14th October. Australian time.
I was debating if I should tell him how to pronounce it, cause it made me laugh so much. He gets it right at the end anyways, so maybe he is making fun of what he first called it before being corrected
Continuing along the correction line,you mean the snake is not venomous ie if it bit you. .Poisonous would be if you were to eat it. Hope you dont think im trying to be picky bc i always said the same until somebody pointed it out to me and im grateful they did.
Left name is the Australian coffees. Right is the explanation for the non-coffee countries. We don't get paid for donating blood. We do it for free. They give us a coffee/tea/juice and some biscuits and cheese while we wait, or while we wait 15 minutes after donating to make sure we don't feel dizzy. I think he stepped on it on the way to the bathroom. A large quarter pounder meal upgrading the drink to a large Latte from the McCafe is $15.00 So I'm not sure what he did to that burger to make it that much with just a small coke. Looks like he added a lot of addons.
The black cables that run across the road measure traffic flow and the speed of the traffic and also aproximate vehicle size and type by weight and tire formation. Theyre used to determine whether a road needs upgrades, speed limit changes and what safety measures need to be put in place when road works are done for example.
The referendum is being done today... 14th October. Unlike USA, they and elections are done on Saturdays to make it easier for EVERYONE who is eligible to vote. For those who can't make it on the day, postal voting is always an option, as it was for this referendum also.
It's Saturday here and the vote is happening today. You will see the result on Saturday your time. That scratch on the board is considered fair wear and you are not liable to pay for it. No way is it worth $1000 or $500.
10:23 we have a 7’ python that lives in the top of the tree near our back porch. My parents found it hunting a possum behind the washing machine a few days ago.
The coffee thing has Australian names on the left in red and a description of what it is on the right. A baby 'cino is some milk with cappuccino froth that you give to kids so they feel like they're having a coffee with their parent.
It's 4.30 in NSW, Vic and Tas. The rest of the country are different time zones. Early results will start coming in as polls start closing. Norfolk Island will be the first to close in half an hour.
Long comment incoming, regarding the 'black lines across the road'. 15:42 I used to work for a Local Government Council (Shire or Council, for those Aussies here) some time ago, and I can confirm, those 'two black lines' across the road are used for recording traffic data. Those black lines across the road are (usually) a single hollow tube which has a sensor in a box (which is missing in the photo pair shown) and goes around a fixed point, usually a signpost, and then sends an air pulse to the aforementioned sensor. Due to the length of the tube, the sensor can not only tell things like what side of the road a vehicle was travelling on, but also things like how many axles a vehicle had (like either a road-train or a motorcycle ex.) and how fast they were travelling - (they can measure speed for sure - I remember a reading on one for two vehicles, a stolen car and then a Highway Patrol, I found out later) - along with a few other things I'm sure I can't remember. With this data, in Australia anyways, a Council/Shire could vie for funding from the State to improve or rectify roads.
Don’t worry snakes can and do find their way into houses in Australia, one of my friends two cousins came home after a night down their local pub only to find their two cattle dogs were bitten and died in the kitchen from an eastern brown snake that found its way inside the house and I had a fat tiger snake that was living under my house that I tried to capture unsuccessfully for a couple of weeks until my wife rang me at work to tell me that a car ran over one out the front on the road which we were pretty sure was the one under the house, I must admit that it was a little bit worrying sleeping at night knowing there was one of the bastards underneath!
I throw 2-3 cans of spider or cockroach spray under my house when I see snakes. I mean the type where you lock the cap down and leave the room. 2-3 under your house will take out _everything-_ spiders, cockroaches, fleas, ticks, mice, rats and snakes.
One place I worked, we had 37 of us donating. We would get picked up & dropped back to our workplace every 3 mths. And yes they’re all that clean. Milo - Mylo
In the old days, 2 wires on the road meant it was a speedometer, where the speed was gauged from the time it took in between hitting the 2 wires. These days, there's usually only one and it counts the number of cars that use that road. They're usually attached to a small box of some kind.
We don’t get paid to donate blood, we donate it . Very strict laws and health regulations. Free feed after you donate to make sure you don’t faint or anything like that
Gidday Rhino, You’ve had a WIN!! The hamburger WAS invented in the us: Charlie Nagreen Known as "Hamburger Charlie", Nagreen claimed to have sold the first hamburger in 1885 at the Seymour Fair in Wisconsin. He flattened meatballs and put them between bread so people could eat them while walking around
the list on the left is Australian, some Aussie people got in trouble in America asking for a Long Black, I prefer a Short Black myself, Baby Cino is pronounced Chino, it's just frothed milk in a tiny cup for children. Flat White is just black coffee with unfrothed milk 😆
@16:16 the black tubes that run across the road are traffic counters they are filled with air , as a car/truck drives over them the weight of the vehicle will push the air to 1 end and in turn presses a counter to count them its more reliable then paying people to sit and count cars. (they do this to determine the amount of traffic any given road receives)
I donated regularly until the mad cow disease happened in the U.K. I lived I the U.K during that period I was excluded. We don’t get paid to donate blood or plasma. Depending where you donate depends on what food you get. I donated at main one in Melbourne and food was always good
Voice referendum voting happened today October 14th. Depending on how close the votes are, final answer could be as early as tomorrow or as late as 2 weeks. Also for rentals, we can fight the landlord, but the bond we pay when moving in, is then held until the issue is resolved.
another thing with the burger price, you have to remember, we don't do the whole tipping thing, so if you add 15-25% on what you thing that would be worth in the USA, then you can compare do the conversion and compare the prices. for a burger that size and what looks like it would be a very good burger, thats a good price. looks like its in a restaurant/pub/fancy burger place, $20 for a burger 'meal' like that is a decent price. for example, our local pub, which is a pretty cheap place to eat sell their burgers for $22 with a side of chips.
In Australia we pay our staff properly, we don't top, because of that we pay slightly more for the burger but without tip, works out about the same overall... Also I'd say that's hand made brioche and Wagyu meat, especially with the wanky wooden tray under it...
Voting has now closed on the East Coast and in Central Australia. It is continuing in Western Australia. It is possible that we won't know the result until late in the week as a record six million early votes were cast prior to polling day. Early votes do not start getting counted until Monday.
Not giving anything away Ryan but there is already an outcome as it is the type of voting that can be counted quickly unlike an election. The Prime Minister has already addressed the nation.
I just wanted to say thank you for all of your support to Australia after lots of people hating it means a lot that your entire channel is supporting my country thank you
Nah mate I surely didn't get paid for plasma donation, just a pat at the back and a smile for a good deed. At least it fills my half empty vein with a happiness.
I rented a townhouse in Sydney a while back, through a realtor. When it came time to vacate, a chick from the realtor came over to do a final inspection. She had a long pole with her, which I was confused about. As she walked in the front door, she planted the pole down on the carpet. It left a black ring imprinted on the carpet. I didn’t say anything at first. When she was done, she said the bond would be returned “except for what’s needed to repair the cigarette burn in the carpet,” referring to the ring she had planted. I raised holy hell about it, reported it to the Gov board that runs the bond thing (I forget, they hold the bond). Apparently, as I found out, I wasn’t supposed to follow her in as she made the inspection. I caught her red-handed trying to scam us for at least $500 to repair the carpet. I don’t know if the realtor got smacked for it, I certainly hope they did.
@5:35 you had the date for the referendum right there on your screen (right side of the browser window) - 14th October 2023 HSP is a "Halal Snack Pack", It's all the ingredients from a Donner Kebab and Hot Chips and sauce all in a box ready for you to get stuck into, Not very healthy but really yummy.
For your information, we don't get paid for blood donations. They are donations and free to anyone who needs them, snacks and coffee are offered to help you recover and replace the fluid or energy loss, but it's all free including our time.
Ryan, The referendum was held today Saturday 14, poling finished this evening around 6 for the local state times. At this stage after 10 pm EST (east coast) all 6 states and one territory (Northern Territory) have rejected (voted NO) to the referendum, the only territory that voted YES was the ACT (Australian Capital Territory) where the Fed Government is based. Counting had not finished when that result was published, but the decision has basically been accepted, it is not going to reverse with the remaining votes to be counted.
All of our votes are on a Saturday hun.... so it was TODAY!!!! Blood donation is voluntary and you get food and drink instead and it's only every 3 months but in certain cases you can get called in early if you have special blood like AB neg
HSP = Halal snack pack (it is 2 kebab meats normally beef, chicken) layered over chips and covered in a sauce of your choice. Those wires are a traffic measuring device, as a car goes over it they go to a recording box counting traffic volume and weight of the vehicle. The box get removed about a week before the wires.
It's happening right now but of course, you have to wait for counting the yes or no votes to start before you get the result...by the way, my son loved the T-shirt I bought him so I bought him another one, they are of awesome quality!!
Now is the most dangerous time in Australia for snakes. They are coming out of winter hibernation and are sluggish until their blood gets warmer which is towards the end of November.
I think you need to tell the snakes around where I live that they are still supposed to be sluggish until November.......I don't think they got the memo!!!
@@ginnymin1869 At this time of the year all reptile sun themselves in warm open spaces, especially roads and paved areas. When approached reptiles will more inclined to defend themselves.
The snake in the house. Most of our houses have an internal door connecting the garage and they get in that way. I've never had a snake IN my house but I found an eastern brown in the garden and had a red bellied black snake sunning itself on our driveway. Cost about $50 (at the time) for the snake catcher to come and get it.
The list on the left is the Aussie one. Long black, Cappuccino etc are all Australian terms. A Baby Cino, pronounced chino, is an espresso cup of milk with froth with chocolate sprinkled on top especially for little kids to have with their parents. NB - no coffee involved.
Had a USA mate tell me he & his future wife were once stranded so needed cash so off to donate blood then got a free feed but got the money for fuel to get home in their car.
Wires across the road. They measure traffic. When they want data they add a box to the end of it. They might leave it there for days, maybe holidays or specific times of day
It's 4:10 pm Saturday 14th and the polling ends in 1hr 50m we get the results this evening! The Yes campaign was full of virtue signalling and not much detail! So that's why people are going to vote no!
Ryan, “Do Aboriginal people have equal rights in Australia? Indigenous peoples and individuals are entitled to the full enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms recognised in international law, and also the right to be free from discrimination in exercising these rights.” The Voice means nothing without a lot more detailed explanations and their intended actions if it’s passed. Most Aussies believe in uniting us, not dividing us forever.
Hi Ryan, the vote is today (Sat 14/10/23). We always vote on Saturdays. Brisbane lost the AFL and NRL Grand Finals this year. No, Australians do not get paid for donating blood or plasma. It is volunteered. That way, you don't incentivise drug addicts to give blood, which seems like a sensible approach to me. The "payment" was a bit of food and drink that presumably reduces the chance of people passing out after donating blood. Milo rhymes with silo. HSP is Halal snack pack, which is kebab meat, chips/fries and sauces in a foam box. Delicious. That thing in the road is for counting cars. They attach a box to it. It helps to plan the roads.
The vote did happen Ryan. The govt tried to divide Indigenous Australians and migrant Australians and Australians said NO. Good on ya Australia!! Proud of you.We stand together.
You are so tragically uninformed it's depressing. The division already exists. Indigenous people are the smallest population but the largest prison population, highest un-alive rates etc. Not to mention mining corporations that keep destroying their history - 40,000 year old rock art blown up with a slap on the wrist. The division has been here since colonists stole their land and took their children and killed for it all. The Voice is there to give these marginalized people a voice in the operation and governance of the country which belongs to them.
@@_BangDroid_ I am very informed Thankyou. There are already many indigenous groups in parliament that do nothing to help their own people. Perhaps you should take it up with them.
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Blood donation is voluntary in Australia - no money is paid you just get the snack shown so you don't faint afterwards. All part of being a good citizen.
They take your photo and get you a party hat after your first one hundred stabbings
Yeh they rob ya from the inside
Patients also don’t get charged to receive blood
I get paid in quickeze, caramel milkshakes and cookies 😋
@@WitchyMamaof2 what? Where do you get paid in Quickies? Sure I love a cuddle but you know!
Ryan, ALL Australian electoral activities (local, state & federal - such as elections & referenda) are normally/usually held on a Saturday (8:00am to 6:00pm). Early, postal, remote & electronic voting is encouraged/enabled for the two weeks up to the designated Saturday. Participation is mandatory for EVERYONE over 18 years of age. Voter suppression is unheard of here.
People DONATE blood and blood products in Australia. It's how Aussie values & ethics work!
The meal is what you are offered as a thank you & a way to keep you there for the 15 minutes they want to observe that you're not going to faint due to loss of blood.
@anthonyj7989 Bad luck. Good on ya for giving. I always like the free food and drinks too. Been a donor for about 30 years off and on. Never graduated to being a plasma donor though. One day I'll take rhe plunge. Maybe next year.
Its kinda bullshit that they don't pay us though, given that they then go on to sell it to hospitals for a profit, a donation should be just that, not go into someone else's pocket.
Also you said you donated plasma twice a week. That is not allowed in Aus - limited to once every two weeks - and not for a month after giving whole blood. Also you can only donate whole blood once every 3 months.
Always wanted to donate blood, but couldn't. Very low blood pressure.
The red names are what Aussies use.
Babycino is an Aussie name for a cappuccino with no coffee, just so toddlers can have their “coffee” with Mummy.
Kids love babycino!
@@OutbackLife656 my kids love it when I make them milocino.
you just put milo in with the cold milk BEFORE you froth it, turns out great. takes a bit more cleaning of the steam wand though.
You are a talented mum! 👍I used to eat milo by the spoonful when i was a kid.@@myopinion69420
And hence why it is a peace and quiet coffee.
Get them addicted as babies & they will be back for life. I don't take drugs, caffeine is a drug. No I don't drink soft drinks either. I make my own versions of them. Plus coffee tastes like the Flem hacked up from a chest infection.
Geez mate! Did you get paid for giving blood???? Holy shit. We do it here out of love for our fellow countrymen.
We don't get paid for regular blood donations (whole blood or double red cell), but, yes, they do pay for plasma.
@@boogiedaddy3434Who is "they"? Australian Red Cross collect plasma but don't pay you for it.
@@boogiedaddy3434Yeah, who pays for plasma? Not the red cross, that's for sure.
@Vicky_C87 there are lots of places. I'm sure they vary by region but there's CSL, Biomed, Grifols, BioLife, and Octapharma. They all pay.
@bencodykirk sorry, should have clarified. I'm in the US. It's pretty common to be paid for plasma here, though the Red Cross does not pay for it.
My understanding for the reasoning to not pay blood doners is a equity issue where the poor don't become human blood bags. That being said it's highly encouraged and worth a pat on the back.
It's illegal to sell organs and blood in Australia to prevent what you said and also remove incentive for organ trafficking.
Blood is given as a goodwill donation
Paid blood donations are part of why HIV spread so rapidly in the ‘80’s. Because IV drug addicts would use selling blood to fund their habit. So I believe a lot of US States discourage paying for blood.
We left a place we were renting and we cleaned it better than it was when we moved in , we scrubbed the walls as well as the floor but the landlord told us we weren't getting our bond back . At this stage we still had possession of the keys after she did the inspection , i told her as i still had the keys i was going to go back in and leave a deuce on the kitchen floor that was going be worth our bond for her to clean up , needless to say we got our bond back.
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the real-estate wanted to us to pay to have a bunch wear marks on the door frames repainted. we disputed it and said we would fix it, we get there and there is a painter there repainting the whole house, he was booked in to do the job BEFORE we even moved out. he told us they booked him in to paint ceiling, walls and trim weeks before our move out date. he even showed us the email they sent him days after we put our notice in that we were moving out, well before we moved out. luckily we had not bought supplies yet.
we ended up calling them on their shit and threatened to take them to the tribunal over it, they dropped that and few other small things they were trying to get us on (a small oil stain on the driveway and a dead fly in the window track).
I rented a place for 12 months years ago. Battled with the owner for months on things. I left the place in much better condition than before. Inside and out. Although I had to stop vacuuming certain parts of the carpet as it was in such a bad state, I was sucking up pieces of carpet as well as dirt.
He was a complete a*^!
I have a VERY clean house, but got pulled up from a rent inspection once for some crumbs on the bench top. I'd gone to work early and the kids had made their sandwiches for school. 🙄
@@heleng9940 Harcourts?
when we first started renting, we were with a smaller real estate, they did the 6 month inspection, then one a year later, then after that they did not even bother for a couple of years. never had any trouble with them. then they sold out to Harcourts and they did inspections as often as they could legally and would try pulling us up on stuff just like that.
the house was also for sale and they would try and bring people around with next to no notice, they would call up and say we want to bring someone around this afternoon, our answer would always be "48 hours written notice" particularly after they 3rd group of people who they showed through, it was obvious they had not even looked at the photos of the place.
Cal Wilson was a much loved comedian here, and in the uk. She passed away from aggressive cancer at 53, still so young.
The wires across the road are actually counters. It counts how many cars cross on a certain day to improve road work, rules, amendments to speed etc
fun fact, they are usually not actually wires, just hollow tubes. the box they go into have pressure sensors in them, when a car drives across it the pressure increases. same thing used for older servo's to ring the bell when someone pulls in.
We use the red printed names!
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Another fun fact. The dual tubes allow measure of speed from first wheel impact, then timing of following wheel impacts gives wheel spacing (each wheel, or pair of wheels causes two pressure spikes for the two tubes). Can be used to differentiate between motorcycles, cars, trucks/rigs and trailers. Hence, good estimate of numbers and types of vehicles using the route. Or, I might have imagined this!
@@myopinion69420I’m an Australian and I didn’t know this…..thanks 👍🏻
Rubber strips are called " amphometer strips", they are to record car traffic and speed in local council area, for future traffic control or road constructions.
Awesome reply. Thanks
Yeah but it looks like someone pinched the box it was attached too hahaha
Oh dear Ryan, not sure if I should tell you this, snakes can climb walls, and they can get thru tiny holes, that’s how they end up in houses.
We DONATE blood, the food they give us is simply to replace some of the carbs we lost with our blood donation. It’s not a meal but a snack.
And as ex Aus Army the food given is still better than MRE's
Baby chino is basically froth for little children.
It’s a temporary thing to check the amount of traffic on a particular street. If the traffic gets too high, the RTA can make adjustments for a better flow.
Of course the Roads and Traffic Authority have now changed their name to Roads and Marine Authoruty. The bloody conservative governments of NSW keep merging everything and sacking workers. 🙄
You got your days mixed, the vote finishes tonight.
Bloody international date line. Always confuses things 😂😂
Still got a few hours yet.
Voting is still not closed here on the East Coast of Australia so we won't know results probably until Saturday your time, Ryan which will BE SUNDAY Australian time
@@micheledix2616voting closes at 6pm in each state or territory. Results should start to come in about 8pm eastern daylight time.
It should be quicker to count. A simple yes/no as opposed to multiple electorates, candidates, preferences...
Haha literally after I wote that, Antony said it... like, right after I hit send hahaha
It could take up to two weeks to get the results.
Aussies DONATE blood products. On the TV they will tell you what blood groups are low.
After you donate you are given something to eat and drink before you leave.
And it was a clear result overnight it was NO in all 6 states.
We don’t get paid to donate blood or plasma, we are all voluntary donors but they feed you before you leave.
We don't get paid for blood donations and such here, but you can have as much as you want; mini sausage rolls, party pies, biscuits, cheese and crackers, juice, tea or coffee.
In Australia you can only donate blood/plasma...you don't get paid for it... EVER. They just give lollies and other small things as a little snack.
We used to get a bottle of San Mig beer in the 70s in Manila
@@alexradojkovic9671before or after 😀
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@@exkingjohn The best way, During 👍
I have the same flooring in my kitchen and it scratches easier then a car parked in Coles parking lot
The first guy looks as though he's a worker just having a great day. 😁 As others have said about the blood/plasma donations... it's all voluntary, all of the food is donated and it's actually really good. You can get pies, sausage rolls, sandwiches, cakes, all kinds of beverages and so much more. No need to be greedy.
You need to compare AU$ prices to the US$ price with all the federal taxes and state taxes and tips all inclusive - because that is what the AU$ number is.
@16:09 - These are hydraulic/pneumatic hoses that are hooked up to a sensor box tethered to a post/pole.
They primarily record the number of vehicles traversing the roadway, but the more advanced ones can determine direction, speed, mass, number of axles.
The information provided can shape future route planning, road maintenance schedules, upgrades...
Blood donation centres have to be as clean as operating theatres here in Australia.
Not me. I had life saving operations during Covid and my government deserted me.
@@amadd5641 and what government was that and don't they have to with blood from centres
@@amadd5641 You anti-vax zealots can't help yourselves, can you? Totally unrelated to the O.P.
Do you go on condolence channels and whine about your government deserting you?
baby cino is basically just frothy milk for kids hence the "peace and quiet coffee"
Those mysterious rubber cords across the road are officially known as pneumatic road tubes. The technology they use is simple. Every time a vehicle's tires hit the tube, it sends a burst of air that triggers a switch, which then produces an electrical signal that's recorded by a counter device.
With blood donation, in Oz we give voluntarily for no payment. The "meal" is a snack, mostly to keep you from getting faint from the donation but also we have a culture of hospitality, so it is normal to provide a little something. The money that in USA goes to paying donors is in Oz probably what keeps the facilities modern and clean.
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You don't get paid for blood and plasma donation. The food and drink is provided to get your energy levels back up
We donate blood and plasma volantarily as the Red cross supply the hospitals with the donations and the patients at public hospitals receive it at no cost. As for snakes my next door neighbor had a brown snake living under his veranda (porch) in the grease trap. The local fire brigade came out to try and find it, but it has gone. My neighbor found it and because it was a threat to his dog he relocated it (snakes are protected in Australia) to the bush. That is a traffic counter for the local government. Where I live the roads are a bit rougher than that one pictured.
We vote on Saturdays in Australia. Voting is compulsory. You are fined if you don't vote. We voted today ... Saturday. Love your show.
We (Aussies) donate blood and it gets sold to other countries and then we don’t have enough.
I don’t donate blood any more coz that sucks.
@@aviolet3981 You have no idea what you are talking about. It is not sold for profit. It is available foor Australians overseas and disasters. blood.gov.au/supply-australians-overseas#:~:text=Under%20the%20National%20Blood%20Agreement%2C%20a%20policy%20for,products%20managed%20by%20the%20National%20Blood%20Authority%20%28NBA%29.
@aviolet3981 That is not true.
@@jillheidke9197 Not quite right about voting. It is not compulsory to vote its compulsory to attend a polling booth and have your name marked as attended, after that you can place your ballot sheets into the boxes unmarked or write whatever you want. Im unsure about other lands but here it is known as a donkey vote.
We always vote on a Saturday. Today’s the day and results should start coming in a few hours.
I missed the news on Cal Wilson 😢 - loved her bubbly nature and ad-lib comedy on so many shows - saw it was a rare form of cancer that struck quickly 💔
You donated twice a week??? Wow, that would not be allowed in the Netherlands. As in Australia, donating here is voluntary and not paid. Mostly to avoid this kind of situations in which people donate up to it being unhealthy. Here you can donate plasma once a month and blood max three times a year. But most of the time it is twice a year. All to be sure the person donating is not affected.
In return? Snacks to get some energy back before leaving and sometimes a small present when you hit a mark. I have had an umbrella and a water pitcher when I donated for 5 years or 50 times.
the cables across the road here in aus are to measure traffic flow. easy to see what roads need upgrading or not
It's not pronounced Meelow, it's pronounced Mylow. The snake was a python, (my Aboriginal wife's tribal totum). It's a constrictor, so not poisonous. Vote is on Sat. 14th October. Australian time.
I was debating if I should tell him how to pronounce it, cause it made me laugh so much.
He gets it right at the end anyways, so maybe he is making fun of what he first called it before being corrected
Hearing meelo was grating my ears. ☹☹
I wish he would learn how to say emu not emoo. But I laugh too@@duncandownham4726
Continuing along the correction line,you mean the snake is not venomous ie if it bit you. .Poisonous would be if you were to eat it. Hope you dont think im trying to be picky bc i always said the same until somebody pointed it out to me and im grateful they did.
Yeah, those things are to measure how much traffic on particular roads and yes, there's normally a box attached to it.
I've seen a lot of road workers dance and sing when the queue of traffic sits and waits.
Left name is the Australian coffees. Right is the explanation for the non-coffee countries.
We don't get paid for donating blood. We do it for free. They give us a coffee/tea/juice and some biscuits and cheese while we wait, or while we wait 15 minutes after donating to make sure we don't feel dizzy.
I think he stepped on it on the way to the bathroom.
A large quarter pounder meal upgrading the drink to a large Latte from the McCafe is $15.00 So I'm not sure what he did to that burger to make it that much with just a small coke. Looks like he added a lot of addons.
The black cables that run across the road measure traffic flow and the speed of the traffic and also aproximate vehicle size and type by weight and tire formation. Theyre used to determine whether a road needs upgrades, speed limit changes and what safety measures need to be put in place when road works are done for example.
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That guy just seemed to be listening to the radio while working. Most tradies do. The coffee list...no don't go around asking for frothy coffee 😂
The referendum is being done today... 14th October. Unlike USA, they and elections are done on Saturdays to make it easier for EVERYONE who is eligible to vote. For those who can't make it on the day, postal voting is always an option, as it was for this referendum also.
The ones on the right are the coffee descriptions the ones on the left are the names.
It's Saturday here and the vote is happening today. You will see the result on Saturday your time. That scratch on the board is considered fair wear and you are not liable to pay for it. No way is it worth $1000 or $500.
RIP Cal. Gone too soon ❤
Down under from Up Over.
Ive live in Australia all my 57 years and i use the left side of that coffee list.
The thingies on the road count traffic . Hollow tubes across the road connected to a pressure sensitive counter .
Thingies- top tier Aussie slang.
10:23 we have a 7’ python that lives in the top of the tree near our back porch. My parents found it hunting a possum behind the washing machine a few days ago.
I voted this morning wearing my Australia Rocks tshirt!
Clever you ! 👍👍👍
The coffee thing has Australian names on the left in red and a description of what it is on the right. A baby 'cino is some milk with cappuccino froth that you give to kids so they feel like they're having a coffee with their parent.
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It is 4.13pm in NSW right now...we're still voting! 😂
The voting date is 14th of October 2023 in Australia it’s today Saturday. From Edith in cairns Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Ryan, it’s 4:15pm on Saturday. The polls close at 6pm and then the counting starts, so you won’t get much feedback until your morning.
It's 4.30 in NSW, Vic and Tas. The rest of the country are different time zones. Early results will start coming in as polls start closing. Norfolk Island will be the first to close in half an hour.
Long comment incoming, regarding the 'black lines across the road'. 15:42
I used to work for a Local Government Council (Shire or Council, for those Aussies here) some time ago, and I can confirm, those 'two black lines' across the road are used for recording traffic data.
Those black lines across the road are (usually) a single hollow tube which has a sensor in a box (which is missing in the photo pair shown) and goes around a fixed point, usually a signpost, and then sends an air pulse to the aforementioned sensor.
Due to the length of the tube, the sensor can not only tell things like what side of the road a vehicle was travelling on, but also things like how many axles a vehicle had (like either a road-train or a motorcycle ex.) and how fast they were travelling - (they can measure speed for sure - I remember a reading on one for two vehicles, a stolen car and then a Highway Patrol, I found out later) - along with a few other things I'm sure I can't remember.
With this data, in Australia anyways, a Council/Shire could vie for funding from the State to improve or rectify roads.
I went to vote right before watching this video. It’s happening
The voting is today and booths close in about 3 hours.
Don’t worry snakes can and do find their way into houses in Australia, one of my friends two cousins came home after a night down their local pub only to find their two cattle dogs were bitten and died in the kitchen from an eastern brown snake that found its way inside the house and I had a fat tiger snake that was living under my house that I tried to capture unsuccessfully for a couple of weeks until my wife rang me at work to tell me that a car ran over one out the front on the road which we were pretty sure was the one under the house, I must admit that it was a little bit worrying sleeping at night knowing there was one of the bastards underneath!
I throw 2-3 cans of spider or cockroach spray under my house when I see snakes.
I mean the type where you lock the cap down and leave the room.
2-3 under your house will take out _everything-_ spiders, cockroaches, fleas, ticks, mice, rats and snakes.
The snakes sliver under doors, through gaps and window.
Up the toilet!
One place I worked, we had 37 of us donating. We would get picked up & dropped back to our workplace every 3 mths. And yes they’re all that clean.
Milo - Mylo
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In the old days, 2 wires on the road meant it was a speedometer, where the speed was gauged from the time it took in between hitting the 2 wires. These days, there's usually only one and it counts the number of cars that use that road. They're usually attached to a small box of some kind.
We don’t get paid to donate blood, we donate it . Very strict laws and health regulations. Free feed after you donate to make sure you don’t faint or anything like that
We vote on Saturdays in Aus!
Yes, they are used here for monitoring traffic density over a specific period of time.
Gidday Rhino,
You’ve had a WIN!! The hamburger WAS invented in the us:
Charlie Nagreen
Known as "Hamburger Charlie", Nagreen claimed to have sold the first hamburger in 1885 at the Seymour Fair in Wisconsin. He flattened meatballs and put them between bread so people could eat them while walking around
the list on the left is Australian, some Aussie people got in trouble in America asking for a Long Black, I prefer a Short Black myself, Baby Cino is pronounced Chino, it's just frothed milk in a tiny cup for children. Flat White is just black coffee with unfrothed milk 😆
@16:16 the black tubes that run across the road are traffic counters they are filled with air , as a car/truck drives over them the weight of the vehicle will push the air to 1 end and in turn presses a counter to count them its more reliable then paying people to sit and count cars.
(they do this to determine the amount of traffic any given road receives)
I donated regularly until the mad cow disease happened in the U.K. I lived I the U.K during that period I was excluded. We don’t get paid to donate blood or plasma. Depending where you donate depends on what food you get. I donated at main one in Melbourne and food was always good
People who lived in the UK can donate again now, the restriction has been lifted.
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Voice referendum voting happened today October 14th. Depending on how close the votes are, final answer could be as early as tomorrow or as late as 2 weeks.
Also for rentals, we can fight the landlord, but the bond we pay when moving in, is then held until the issue is resolved.
It counted up fast and came back as no
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They're still voting now
another thing with the burger price, you have to remember, we don't do the whole tipping thing, so if you add 15-25% on what you thing that would be worth in the USA, then you can compare do the conversion and compare the prices.
for a burger that size and what looks like it would be a very good burger, thats a good price. looks like its in a restaurant/pub/fancy burger place, $20 for a burger 'meal' like that is a decent price.
for example, our local pub, which is a pretty cheap place to eat sell their burgers for $22 with a side of chips.
In Australia we pay our staff properly, we don't top, because of that we pay slightly more for the burger but without tip, works out about the same overall... Also I'd say that's hand made brioche and Wagyu meat, especially with the wanky wooden tray under it...
Voting has now closed on the East Coast and in Central Australia. It is continuing in Western Australia. It is possible that we won't know the result until late in the week as a record six million early votes were cast prior to polling day. Early votes do not start getting counted until Monday.
Not giving anything away Ryan but there is already an outcome as it is the type of voting that can be counted quickly unlike an election. The Prime Minister has already addressed the nation.
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I just wanted to say thank you for all of your support to Australia after lots of people hating it means a lot that your entire channel is supporting my country thank you
ᴴᴵ ᵂᴵᴺᴺᴱᴿ.
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Nah mate I surely didn't get paid for plasma donation, just a pat at the back and a smile for a good deed. At least it fills my half empty vein with a happiness.
My-lo. Also I have more than one brown snake crawl over my foot while I thought it was one of my Joey tails on my foot!
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I rented a townhouse in Sydney a while back, through a realtor. When it came time to vacate, a chick from the realtor came over to do a final inspection. She had a long pole with her, which I was confused about. As she walked in the front door, she planted the pole down on the carpet. It left a black ring imprinted on the carpet. I didn’t say anything at first. When she was done, she said the bond would be returned “except for what’s needed to repair the cigarette burn in the carpet,” referring to the ring she had planted. I raised holy hell about it, reported it to the Gov board that runs the bond thing (I forget, they hold the bond). Apparently, as I found out, I wasn’t supposed to follow her in as she made the inspection. I caught her red-handed trying to scam us for at least $500 to repair the carpet. I don’t know if the realtor got smacked for it, I certainly hope they did.
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@5:35 you had the date for the referendum right there on your screen (right side of the browser window) - 14th October 2023
HSP is a "Halal Snack Pack", It's all the ingredients from a Donner Kebab and Hot Chips and sauce all in a box ready for you to get stuck into, Not very healthy but really yummy.
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For your information, we don't get paid for blood donations. They are donations and free to anyone who needs them, snacks and coffee are offered to help you recover and replace the fluid or energy loss, but it's all free including our time.
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Ryan, The referendum was held today Saturday 14, poling finished this evening around 6 for the local state times. At this stage after 10 pm EST (east coast) all 6 states and one territory (Northern Territory) have rejected (voted NO) to the referendum, the only territory that voted YES was the ACT (Australian Capital Territory) where the Fed Government is based. Counting had not finished when that result was published, but the decision has basically been accepted, it is not going to reverse with the remaining votes to be counted.
ᴴᴵ ᵂᴵᴺᴺᴱᴿ.
All of our votes are on a Saturday hun.... so it was TODAY!!!!
Blood donation is voluntary and you get food and drink instead and it's only every 3 months but in certain cases you can get called in early if you have special blood like AB neg
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HSP = Halal snack pack (it is 2 kebab meats normally beef, chicken) layered over chips and covered in a sauce of your choice.
Those wires are a traffic measuring device, as a car goes over it they go to a recording box counting traffic volume and weight of the vehicle. The box get removed about a week before the wires.
Ryan " the voice vote ' finishes in 1 .52 min time, Australian time time now : 4.10 Saturday 14 oct 2023.
Not in WA it doesn't we're going to take our sweet arse time and you can all wait for us hahahaha.
@@justanaussie7094 Those Eastern Staters will just have to Wait Awhile! 😄
The referendum vote is today. Polls closed at 6pm local time. Eastern state polls closed about 30 minutes ago. Counting should start soon.
G'day Wazza from South Australia, I voted! When I used to donate blood (A+) I got a free beer as a reward.
Those wires across the road are to count the number of cars going down that particular street at that time.
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It's happening right now but of course, you have to wait for counting the yes or no votes to start before you get the result...by the way, my son loved the T-shirt I bought him so I bought him another one, they are of awesome quality!!
Employees will often get time off (paid) to donate blood, hence you'll see mobile blood banks parked outside of office buildings.
The voice vote is today, 14th October. We don’t get paid for donating blood, we get a free meal. 😊
Now is the most dangerous time in Australia for snakes. They are coming out of winter hibernation and are sluggish until their blood gets warmer which is towards the end of November.
I think you need to tell the snakes around where I live that they are still supposed to be sluggish until November.......I don't think they got the memo!!!
@@ginnymin1869 At this time of the year all reptile sun themselves in warm open spaces, especially roads and paved areas.
When approached reptiles will more inclined to defend themselves.
The snake in the house. Most of our houses have an internal door connecting the garage and they get in that way. I've never had a snake IN my house but I found an eastern brown in the garden and had a red bellied black snake sunning itself on our driveway. Cost about $50 (at the time) for the snake catcher to come and get it.
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We don't get paid, we just get food and drink after. I donated 60 times before a medical issue prevented me from doing it.
Yes that's always a disappointment. I tried to donate, taking with me a signed letter from my cardiologist but the answer was thanks but no thanks.
The list on the left is the Aussie one. Long black, Cappuccino etc are all Australian terms. A Baby Cino, pronounced chino, is an espresso cup of milk with froth with chocolate sprinkled on top especially for little kids to have with their parents. NB - no coffee involved.
Had a USA mate tell me he & his future wife were once stranded so needed cash so off to donate blood then got a free feed but got the money for fuel to get home in their car.
Wires across the road. They measure traffic. When they want data they add a box to the end of it. They might leave it there for days, maybe holidays or specific times of day
It's 4:10 pm Saturday 14th and the polling ends in 1hr 50m we get the results this evening! The Yes campaign was full of virtue signalling and not much detail! So that's why people are going to vote no!
Are they, though?
and the No side excelled at fear mongering.
@@carokat1111and misinformation
@@ireneackland8210 That's a Yes for the NO Vote! 👍
That is 100% right!
Pretty sure Drop Bears get angry when they don't get their morning short black...
Ryan, “Do Aboriginal people have equal rights in Australia?
Indigenous peoples and individuals are entitled to the full enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms recognised in international law, and also the right to be free from discrimination in exercising these rights.”
The Voice means nothing without a lot more detailed explanations and their intended actions if it’s passed. Most Aussies believe in uniting us, not dividing us forever.
yeah thats why the votes a no im pretty sure
@@amyegiggins7017 It’s an overwhelming NO!
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as an aussie. the referendum happened today. results are being counted. in 25mins or so the last polling booths in western australia will close.
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Milo pronounced my low😂
Or just like Mylow👌👌✅
Those wires across the road are there to count cars so they can manage traffic flow and work out if additional lanes need adding.
Hi Ryan, the vote is today (Sat 14/10/23). We always vote on Saturdays. Brisbane lost the AFL and NRL Grand Finals this year. No, Australians do not get paid for donating blood or plasma. It is volunteered. That way, you don't incentivise drug addicts to give blood, which seems like a sensible approach to me. The "payment" was a bit of food and drink that presumably reduces the chance of people passing out after donating blood. Milo rhymes with silo. HSP is Halal snack pack, which is kebab meat, chips/fries and sauces in a foam box. Delicious. That thing in the road is for counting cars. They attach a box to it. It helps to plan the roads.
The Coffee Types are on the Left. The ones on the Right are just a description of what the ones on the Left are.
The vote did happen Ryan.
The govt tried to divide Indigenous Australians and migrant Australians and Australians said NO.
Good on ya Australia!! Proud of you.We stand together.
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You are so tragically uninformed it's depressing. The division already exists. Indigenous people are the smallest population but the largest prison population, highest un-alive rates etc. Not to mention mining corporations that keep destroying their history - 40,000 year old rock art blown up with a slap on the wrist. The division has been here since colonists stole their land and took their children and killed for it all. The Voice is there to give these marginalized people a voice in the operation and governance of the country which belongs to them.
@@_BangDroid_ I am very informed Thankyou. There are already many indigenous groups in parliament that do nothing to help their own people.
Perhaps you should take it up with them.