@@wilsonperez2668 She's managed to attain the position of Senator, and act's like a high school brat. there's a lot of indigenous people in politics, who work hard and act as role models for their communities. Lydia Thorpe is not one of them.
(At least hear in Queensland) you had to pass a Police Check to become a "Safety House" it was a child protection thing, if kids where being harassed by Bullies, Gangs or Pedos it gave them somewhere to go if they couldn't make it home or to a friends place.
My workplace is a safety house, EVERYONE that works there is required to have a working with children card. Been a few times it has been handy too, protecting a battered wife, saving a kid, etc.
In SA, well when I was a kid to young adult before moving interstate, they had 'Neighbourhood Watch' there were street signs and residents could also get little signs for their fences or letterboxes. Still exists today I'm pretty sure but I think times have changed with every kid having a mobile phone, social media etc. I remember years ago seeing the little 'Safety House' signs you mention, which I haven't seen a house in years with one.
@bluedog1052 In the 90's My parents were part of Neighbourhood Watch AND a safety house. We were also Red Cross and Salvo volunteers and my Aunt ran the nearby women's shelter... still does!
when we first moved to 'the city' and my new school was a fair distance from where we lived, my dad took me to the local safety house down the road from the school and introduced me to the older couple who lived there, they invited us in for a cup of tea and dad instructed me to go there if I was ever in trouble and the school could not help. never had to do it but they were nice and it was good to know they were there,
16:10. I heard of someone who bought a house because they LOVED the garden, & only discovered after settlement that ALL the plants were in pots & the old owners took the lot. You’d think they’d have seen the pots, but apparently they were well covered.
Even if King Charles isn't anywhere near as popular as Queen Elizabeth was, I doubt Australia will want to become a republic anytime soon, especially if it involves federal elections that go for more than a year at a time like they have in the USA, there is no way we want to deal with that sort of nonsense.
If Australia ever became a Republic, the President would replace the Governor-General, being nominated by Parliament and put to an election of the people at the middle of the Federal cycle, being replaced by the longest serving state Governor, who is also recommended for election in a similar cycle in-line with state elections.
Yep. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. A few visits from Royals over the years is pretty reasonable value for keeping out of the Republic roundabout we see in so many other Republics.
@@PiersDJackson I haven’t supported any of the Governors-General for about 30 years. Pretty sure they will all be (DEI) Diversity-Inclusivity-Equity hires. They have overt political biases, which should be avoided. Even KC3 has overstepped the mark of the monarch by getting involved with WEF. Better to just have figureheads with no real power in Australia, and vote in and out Prime Minister.
The beef in the Grill'd burger looked weird because it was lamb. The "beetroot" was grilled capsicum (pepper), I think. Their chips are actually pretty good. They have nice herbs on them.
Yes Our Ry Ry is not the brightest, ive been saying that since he found me here YT. However I've grown to love him and the things he says. Does God love us more cause he made us Aussies?? @TBird89
The British Museum still hold a whole lot of aboriginal bones that they took home to study. They refuse to return them unless someone can prove they are direct relatives. So the mobs/ tribes cannot claim their dead members.
If yo look at the top right hand corner of the steak package you can see a small triangle. This is so you can pull on it to remove the plastic sealing sheet.
@lexsaunders1742 sorry you are wrong. The fillet is the most tender cut even from grain fed animals. Why don't you do a comparison test of fillet to scotch fillet from the same grainfed animal. Then you will find out. Why do you think the fillet is SO much more expensive than the scotch fillet.
The Safety House was a really big thing in the mid 80's to 90's and somewhat still today in some areas. Our house had one of these signs out front. There was a terrifying time where children were being targeted and suddenly went missing. None were found alive, and only half of them were found as remains in rural paddocks in the middle of nowhere. I remember one girl went missing only 15 minutes walk from where I lived, her remains were found a number of years later. Every house at the time had old rickety wooden flyscreens with flimsy locks on the front and back of their homes. There was a mad dash for steel Security Doors and steel grills and bars on windows to protect families. Very sad, dark and bleak times :(
Ryan, the best meat Australia produces is exported. The second rate stuff is kept for local market. Same goes for fruit and vegetables. Oz food also sells over seas cheaper than it does here. We were in the Netherlands a few yrs ago and Oz wine was selling for half what we pay here.
Maybe Woolworths or Coles don’t buy top meat but my prime Hereford yearlings are bought locally by butcher shops I’ve seen the receipts from my saleyard agent.
2 месяца назад+1
The tax on tobacco and alcohol in Australia helps fund our health system.
0:45 its only sealed around the edges and a vacuum. Slice outside of the steak to break the vacuum, and the two halves come apart. Says the vegan with fond memories of carnivor days.
If the Bank tries that BS that they cant cancel the payments from ur card, tell them u will report the card stolen, that freezes it and then u will change banks. They will come to the party. u often have to remind them who's money it is.
We had a safety house next door. Lovely older couple. Was for the kids in danger. We were told "if you are being followed home/feel in danger look for a house with one of those signs" I think I've seen a few around town still (very faded). I can't grow succulents (a brown thumb) but I got a ZZ plant from bunnings and it's thriving coz you can ignore it
Ryan, the word is "fillet" not "filet" (two Ls not one). It's pronounced fill-it (as in what you do to your gas tank when you run out - you fill it). You Americans use the French word to mean the same thing. If you went to a restaurant here and asked for a scotch filet, they'd look at you weird 😂
Oh, and the name "Isla" is pronounced "eye-la"... have you really never heard that name before? I remember you not recognising "Felicity" the other day too. The people in Indiana must have such boring names.
It' also like fillet of fish and what you have to do to the fish to get that cut. I don't know where Indiana is (sorry) but they must have fish fillets.
Distillates is the broad term for liquified gases. LPG/Propane and LNG/Methane are the main two used as fuel and other non flammables like Nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide and oxygen.
this looked like a pre organised stunt to keep the race bait going... almost like dangling keys infront of us idiots to distract us... and yes we fall for it eri time
Arrested for being drunk and abusive toward patrons in a bar. Campaigned AGAINST her own people in last year's referendum. Every media splash is a win.
Grill'd was the first burger in one of the Australian fast food reviews you watched and the reviewer loved it. Although they are fast casual not fast food. I like their burgers and other food but they have a bad history of labour relations as this story shows.
Ryan.. The Safety House Scheme was for child protection. A doorknock was in place by a committee. If you wanted to become a safety house, all individuals of teenage or adult age living in that family had to fill out forms and had to agree to having a Police Check. The only criteria was that someone try to be home around school start or finishing times. Then, if approved, usually 2 weeks later, they had a hard plastic S House emblem glued or drilled onto their letterbox with permission. Thus, a child knew they would be safe to run into that house. If a house was not approved, we were not told why by police, that was personal. Schools made sure kids knew what the sign meant. I am appalled hearing the comment here that drug dealers pinched them... It's totally a low and dangerous act. A child could have been murdered 😡 Obviously, their local committee weren't doing their job ! Every 2 weeks, I would allocate 2 committee members to so many streets to check signs, and every couple of months interview to make sure no one had moved away or others were living on the premises. After all, we didn't want to put endangered children in the hands of paedophiles or drunk/drug situations, etc. I ran our area Safety House program for 20 yrs in Western Sydney. Over that time, I alone saved 4 young primary school children from 4 single attempted abductions. Also, 3 children, around 10 yrs from one family, behaving um sexually in the street and other children watching. I took them back to my house. Sat them down with milk and biscuits and called police and they took the children away. I never questioned them. It wasn't my business. We only ever asked if a child ran into a house for safety, why they had to do it, so as to tell the police for reporting purposes. Police later informed me that they were proud I took the initiative to act. They said the children were brothers and sisters, and they were being abused at home badly, in every sickening way imaginable and plus. You get the picture I'm sure 😪 So Ryan, the Safety House program was bigger and more involved than ppl thought or think. The committee were just everyday neighbourhood housewives or husbands that had been cleared by police but who cared for the safety of all kids, even teenagers. I also made sure the local schools were informed asap if cars were stalking locally or acting suspiciously in the case of kidnapping attempts. Police would forget at times. Then, each class would be told to stay vigilant or they were made aware in the morning assembly. Ryan, I was sad when I moved, but I felt a sense of accomplishment. Parents affected were so thankful, and children trusted us. They even thanked or waved to the committee in the streets. We didn't get paid. It was volunteer work. There were only 6 of us plus the hundreds of wonderful houses involved. Plus, it helped the local police out. Especially if number plates were taken by victims, which were in some cases, and it worked. When I was leaving/ moving, I received a letter out of the blue from the Police command and the local community centre. Secretly, the committee, locals, and police had nominated me for an Australian of the Year Award for exceptional volunteer work. I was approved and awarded a beautiful signed certificate for my work helping and protecting children. I received it at a public ceremony, and this simple everyday mum of four never felt more proud. I made sure I acknowledged all the committee in my acceptance. Plus, the public who interacted.🤗and the police for their immediate actions. after all, it was a group effort. I even cried when I saw the police that I was reporting to for yrs smiling and applauding me standing up in the crowd, and they said afterwards they wouldn't have missed being there "for me"... this time ! 🙆♀️❤ Sadly, trust has diminished nowadays, and most if not all no longer exist. It was a life-saving scheme, and even if it saved just one child...it was worth it 😁 ❤
Our house was a safety house not sure why it stopped. All I heard was there was lack of volunteers which is sad. No one ever used it, we are in a country town. But still I liked that we were here if a child ever needed us.
Dude, the reason that beef burger looked like it wasn't well-cooked beef is because that WASN'T BEEF you goose. It was BLOODY LAMB. I mean, ZORBA the bloody Sheep burger name didn't give you a clue? No, it wasn't Beetroot either. I mean, how is it that you can't tell the difference between a Red Pepper and purple bloody Beetroot lol. Sweet mother of Mary, that was just bizarre :(
07:38. It’s pronounced eye-la. As in island. I know, weird, isn’t it. Fairly famous Aussie actress Isla Fisher was in a Scooby Doo movie & Confessions of a Shopaholic.
@schmittydAU 'Pomme frites' in France from memory 😂🤤 Well before NY existed. I suppose that's why we use French techniques as Chefs and not classical American 👍
@kevo6190 That's right. Potatoes are "pommes de terre," "earth apples" and fried potatoes - potato chips here 🇦🇺, or French fries in the US, are "pommes frites." The potato does originate from the Americas though.
@@rais1953 frying dirt apples started in (Bolivia -ish) but after the end of the Napoleonic wars when the Belgium was created it became a staple poor people food. Peruvian/Bolivian though. Your absolutely right about the Americas bit. 👍 Nice. I actually learned something out of a bloody hot chip discussion 🤣👍 Cheers rais
Yeah, nah, nah, Charles was a spoilt brat as was the favourite, "spare wheel", Andrew. LOTS of people "like" Australia. Timbertop is an outlying short term programme for Geelong Grammar School, located in the High Country. Only the very rich need to apply!
Timbertop isn't a high school. It's an alpine campus of Geelong Grammar School, generally held to be the most exclusive private school in Australia. Chuckie wouldn't have been sent to an ordinary high school.
@@Hochspitz Rubbish, he had a very harsh childhood and rarely saw his mother! He was very shy and nervous, and said the boys and work there made him a confident man, he's grateful! You just sound jealous! 😏
@@Hochspitz You just sound jealous! He actually had a very harsh childhood and was a very nervous and shy boy, he never saw his mother much and his father was a bully! He is very grateful for the outdoor lifestyle and Aussie teasing here, it made him more confident and stronger! 🤗
My house was a Safety House, it was on the main pathway to and from school, opposite a large park, everyone in the house had to have a police check before been issued with a sign to be attached to the letter box, we were given a booklet on possible situations and suggestions on how to handle it and who to call for help, a local police man and woman gave a question and answer talk at the local school.
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan. Dungog is a tiny little town in the Hunter Valley, 70km from the nearest big town, Newcastle. Of course you won't get upmarket burgers there.
We went to a school fete that myself and my three siblings went to in the 60s - 80s today . We spoke to an elderly lady as we were leaving and the subject of The Safety House came up . I'm fairly sure it was introduced when I was in grade 5 in 1983 .
It's in the burgers name, Zorba the SHEEP! It's lamb. The red stuff was grilled capsicum (bell peppers). Grill'd make a very good burger (not the best, far from worse when looking at quality and price).
@@trevorcook4439 I know right? You can only make shepards pie if you hunt down and kill real shepards. In New Zealand, you can only get virgin wool from sheep that can outrun the shepards.
What lidea Thorpe is referring to. Is in early years of Australia. The brittish took away specimens as they call it of aboriginal culture as well as people. For viewing in england. Like a morbid museum of Australian aboriginal artefacts excetra
My granddaughter’s name is Isla, it’s a Scottish name after the Island off Scotland, named Islam…Her father is a Scott, I’d never heard it before her birth and she’s 22 now. It has become a very popular girls name over the past 15 or so years. I love the name, her mother’s name (my daughter) is Siobhan, which is Irish. Which 50 years ago was hardly used in Australia. 🇦🇺
2 месяца назад
I’m a Brit and have had over the years quite a few friends named Isla ( Pronounced Eye-la),Siobhan (Pronounced Shiv-on or Shiv-awn), Ghislain (Pronounced Jill-ain)m Eamon (Pronounced Ay-mon).
13:20. I was on our local Safety House committee 35 years ago, but we never applied to become one. You have to be home around school start & end time in case you’re needed, & I never knew when I’d have to go out.
The irony with that protesting senator is that in order for her to become a senator she had to make an oath of office which includes swearing allegiance to the King. This particular senator alleges she 'fudged' [misspoke] the words and didn't swear allegiance. AND that means, because of that and also that she had to SIGN the oath that, in theory at least, it calls into question the validity of her being a senator at all; or, may have committed perjury when she took the oath.
Mine was a safety house!! This just unlocked that memory, wow. My parents were also part of Neighbourhood Watch. I was quite young, but I do remember some kids coming by and waiting for police but can't remember why, or if I was even told why.
Please remember that our initial population was purely made up of the English the Irish the Scotts and the Welsh. Rofl there is no Beetroot on that burger. The ingredience are listed below it.
With the safety house, they came out around latev80s when we were all being taught about "stranger danger". If you wanted to be a safety house location, you had to fill out a form to apply, an adult in the house at particularities and you were checked out before being given the plaque for your letterbox, then any kid if they found themselves in danger, knew they could go to your house for help and they really wanted those within walking distance to a school, to be part of it, then a street sign could be placed up saying that suburb/area was a safety house zone where most homes were safe. Out house was 1 & we had 2 or 3 kids come to our place. Haven't seen a sign for decades now, not sure what happened to the project, we prob need it more now than ever.
Just because the union claims it doesn't make it so. And if it was true, the authorities would be on to it. From memory, it was more about young, inexperienced, workers getting lower pay than older, experienced workers. Which is normal, but some unions like to justify their existence by stirring up trouble.
@@PJRaymentthis is correct on regarding underpayments. It's was a huge problem a number of years ago and a lot of restaurants in particular were investigated and fined by Fair Work There is now legislation update to include fines and jail time for senior management for underpayments. If they were legitimately underpaying the Unions would be before Fair Work. Since they are striking, it means they want more and are just using the term "underpayment" because it will garner public sympathy.
@@SharlzG "... because it will garner public sympathy." And obviously that has worked with some people. "There is now legislation update to include fines and jail time for senior management for underpayments." From memory, that legislation is _too_ strong. I think a company or its senior management can be fined even if the underpayments were a genuine error, were found and reported by the company, and the staff paid what they were owed.
Reportedly, the underpaying comes from workers being signed up to a mandatory training system that gives them a Cert 3 or 4 in Hospitality, or similar (I’m not sure on the specifics). But essentially, it allows Grilled to claim they provide on the job training and the wage reduction covers the cost of this “training”. From what I’ve read, workers aren’t always given the time for training or studying, so it’s all a bit of a sham. In reality, future employers wouldn’t be any more impressed with the certificate than the time of experience working in hospitality anyway.
@@PetraElliottCreates "Reportedly,..." That is, based on the union's claims. "In reality, future employers wouldn’t be any more impressed with the certificate than the time of experience working in hospitality anyway." That's not in evidence.
Whenever I lived near a school, we have been in a safety house. I think We still are (have to check). At least 1 kid was helped & I’ve had to use one before too. It was an absolute lifesaver (I had to pee so bad 😆). The potted garden is something that evolved from the housing crisis. No one owns the garden or house they live in, so people are making portable gardens
We have neighbourhood watch and certain homes or streets are deem safe for kids if need assistance They approved by government or councils as safe area Its generally around schools as if kids feel threatened and think being followed they can go to these house's It come about after a few kids being obducted after school hours on their way home So the kids knkw house's or homes in those streets are safe to asked for help and home volunteer to be part of it Mainly predators know when kids released from school and hang around looking for one by themselves Even thought Police run patrols around schools at that time they can't be everywhere and normally these kids are one leaving later then the masses for what ever reason
Its Fill ET.. not fill a -- and you cut thru the outer plastic not the steadk - Lidia thorpe.. just dont worry about her she might be a very small part of her being a first nations person.. (very small %) Totally forgotten about the safe houses...
05:00. I’d say all three. Their food is nice enough, but not really good enough for the prices. They advertise that their burgers are better for you, which automatically turns off a lot of people. There aren’t many stores. I live in a little town with pretty much every fast food chain except Guzman & Gomez, Nando’s& Oporto. No Grill’d. And they make a big deal about helping the community. It’s a shame if that doesn’t extend to their staff.
Scotch fillet is part of the ribeye, but then we have the ribeye steak with the bone, which is massive. Twice or 3 times at thick with the bone. Very tender. (Rib) area.
lol dungog is a small town it's at least 40mins from anywhere. i know because i live 50 mins away from dungog but also half hour away from anywhere.
2 месяца назад
“French” is a term for slicing. “French Fries’ was originally “french-cut fried potatoes”” Another example is “french-cut sautéed green beans” Americans abbreviated the term.
Safety houses, they were police checked even in the 80's. It was for children walking home from school. They were expected to be home, most of the time in the hour after school ended. As children we were taught these were safe places. A police check, which would exist in the US, does not guarantee anything but there was an attempt to make sure they were safe people. OF course this was long before the first mobile phones existed.
In Qld rib fillet is a bit different to Scotch fillet. Oh, and that histrionic karen is apparently a senator even though she mocked taking the oath. Like in other countries, the rules don't apply to certain people.
My husbands parents used the fact that they were the neighbourhood safety house as a defence during the multiple times they were investigated for child abuse. Not always the safest places to run into.
In regards to the vacuum sealed steak package, all you have to do is peel it from the corner of the tray. Quite easy really. If you google the name scotch fillet, you will find it originated from Scotland, hence the name.
I keep most of my flowers in pots, some so I can move them around and others so they stay the size I want Other than mostly sunflowers our only plants in the ground are veggies 🥦🌻
Lidia Thorpe is Aboriginal and is yelling to King Charles: "You are not our king, you committed genocide against our people, give us back our land, our bones, our skulls, our children." The First Nations people have a lot to be angry about with regards to the English invasion back in 1788. In fact they want to change Australia Day to Invasion Day. A lot of cruelties were inflicted upon them by ignorant farmers/settlers/police etc who understood nothing about their culture. Their children were taken from them and the people were enslaved. Not a history we are proud of.
Distillate is a grouping of diesel products and heavy diesel petroleum fuels that are not as refined, are produced lower in the petroleum distillation process, are less expensive to purchase for large consumers of fuel, and are generally used as fuel in large engines for power generation or as propulsion for large cargo ships. The range of distillate products can be quite broad ranging from normal diesel as seen in large road transport vehicles to highly viscous products that might resemble dirty used engine oil to even products that seem to resemble tar rather than a liquid. Many large users of distillate can actually dictate their exact specifications of what the product must meet, as their quanity of purchases is so large and ordered so far in advance of delivery.
Well I guess pots are easier to control so then if they want to get ride of some when they’re bigger and get smaller ones so then the garden looks nice
![THIS WEEK IN AUSTRALIA [76]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VsZ1sCxAJAY/mqdefault.jpg)
![THIS WEEK IN AUSTRALIA [76]](/img/tr.png)
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
10:52. YOU SAID “WOOLLIES”!!!
Keep it up.
Omg I wish we could ring him up to teach him how to pronounce it.x
It's instant Australian citizenship if you say the magic word....woolies
The beef you thought was undercooked was actually lamb!! Hence, the name Zorba the Sheep.
Lydia Thorpe is an absolute drop kick.
you stole my comment, actually both comments.
She sure is!
She gives her mob a bad look... 😔
@@wilsonperez2668you mean the Irish? 😂
@@wilsonperez2668 She's managed to attain the position of Senator, and act's like a high school brat. there's a lot of indigenous people in politics, who work hard and act as role models for their communities. Lydia Thorpe is not one of them.
That beef looks awful
Me. That’s because it’s lamb
(At least hear in Queensland) you had to pass a Police Check to become a "Safety House" it was a child protection thing, if kids where being harassed by Bullies, Gangs or Pedos it gave them somewhere to go if they couldn't make it home or to a friends place.
My workplace is a safety house, EVERYONE that works there is required to have a working with children card. Been a few times it has been handy too, protecting a battered wife, saving a kid, etc.
In SA, well when I was a kid to young adult before moving interstate, they had 'Neighbourhood Watch' there were street signs and residents could also get little signs for their fences or letterboxes. Still exists today I'm pretty sure but I think times have changed with every kid having a mobile phone, social media etc. I remember years ago seeing the little 'Safety House' signs you mention, which I haven't seen a house in years with one.
@bluedog1052 In the 90's My parents were part of Neighbourhood Watch AND a safety house. We were also Red Cross and Salvo volunteers and my Aunt ran the nearby women's shelter... still does!
Speak up. I can't here you.
when we first moved to 'the city' and my new school was a fair distance from where we lived, my dad took me to the local safety house down the road from the school and introduced me to the older couple who lived there, they invited us in for a cup of tea and dad instructed me to go there if I was ever in trouble and the school could not help. never had to do it but they were nice and it was good to know they were there,
The beef doesnt look like beef because its bloody lamb
Rubbish, it says Scotch Fillet and that's exactly what it is
@@judepower4425 it was inregards to the grilled burger that he said didn't look like good beef
The meat in the burger you dufus
The hint was in the name of the burger 😉 It says 'sheep".
Lol
I looked it up: The name “Scotch” comes from the method of processing and aging the meat, which is a traditional Scottish practice.
Thanks for looking it up. 👍 I learned something today. 😁
There you go. I also learned something.
Now now look at us Aussies tearing each apart and its all Ryans fault again 😢😮@markdowse3572
It doesn't matter how many times I hear it fill-ay sounds so cringe. We say fill-it. Scotch fill-it.
@@EmbraceThePing Or even fill-et. That is how it is spelled, after all...
that 'beetroot' was grilled capsicum. you would call it a bell pepper. lol
People who rent normally keep their plants in pots It is easier to take with them when they move.
16:10. I heard of someone who bought a house because they LOVED the garden, & only discovered after settlement that ALL the plants were in pots & the old owners took the lot.
You’d think they’d have seen the pots, but apparently they were well covered.
That is so sad.
Even if King Charles isn't anywhere near as popular as Queen Elizabeth was, I doubt Australia will want to become a republic anytime soon, especially if it involves federal elections that go for more than a year at a time like they have in the USA, there is no way we want to deal with that sort of nonsense.
If Australia ever became a Republic, the President would replace the Governor-General, being nominated by Parliament and put to an election of the people at the middle of the Federal cycle, being replaced by the longest serving state Governor, who is also recommended for election in a similar cycle in-line with state elections.
Yep. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
A few visits from Royals over the years is pretty reasonable value for keeping out of the Republic roundabout we see in so many other Republics.
@@PiersDJackson
I haven’t supported any of the Governors-General for about 30 years.
Pretty sure they will all be (DEI) Diversity-Inclusivity-Equity hires. They have overt political biases, which should be avoided.
Even KC3 has overstepped the mark of the monarch by getting involved with WEF.
Better to just have figureheads with no real power in Australia, and vote in and out Prime Minister.
Yep, the republican movement depends on labor support, and the party is still smarting from being the only government to be fired.
Why would it change our election process?
I'd vote in favour of a republic in a second.
I'm gonna bet that you're wrong
The beef in the Grill'd burger looked weird because it was lamb. The "beetroot" was grilled capsicum (pepper), I think. Their chips are actually pretty good. They have nice herbs on them.
He missed the "Zorba the Greek" reference 😂
@@infin8eehe’s not very bright. He’s been trying to do Australia for ages and still struggles with basics. I think he lives a mundane life in the US.
Yes Our Ry Ry is not the brightest, ive been saying that since he found me here YT. However I've grown to love him and the things he says. Does God love us more cause he made us Aussies?? @TBird89
@@TBird89 not his fault,he's been the beneficiary of the US education system.
@@infin8ee 💯…but he’s been doing this for long enough to at least say arrrrvo correctly. Each video he farks it up.
The British Museum still hold a whole lot of aboriginal bones that they took home to study. They refuse to return them unless someone can prove they are direct relatives. So the mobs/ tribes cannot claim their dead members.
If yo look at the top right hand corner of the steak package you can see a small triangle. This is so you can pull on it to remove the plastic sealing sheet.
Succulents can get way too big in the ground. Pots limit their size.
Also much easier to transport if you're in a rental property and potentially move houses a bit. That way you don't have to leave your plants behind.
I’m 77 and it’s always been a a Scotch fillet, it is the most tender of all cuts.
I prefer eye fillet but it's so expensive now.
Wrong. The fillet is the most tender and expensive cut FOLLOWED by the scotch fillet.
@@Rcod2013 WRONG grain fed scotch fillet is the most tender and best tasting steak.
@lexsaunders1742 sorry you are wrong. The fillet is the most tender cut even from grain fed animals. Why don't you do a comparison test of fillet to scotch fillet from the same grainfed animal. Then you will find out. Why do you think the fillet is SO much more expensive than the scotch fillet.
@@Rcod2013 it’s called Scotch FILLET.
I like Grill'd. Its not cheap, but there is a good selection and relatively healthy compared to others
Never been to you, my local takeaway does a marvellous burger.
What is the charge? Having a garden? A succulent garden?!
I see you know your judo well.
Democracy manifest!
I was wondering if he'd remember.😊
👍🤣
I haven't seen the safety house signs in ages
What part of the "Zorba the Sheep" burger went over your head Ryan? 🤦♂️😄
Perhaps he has a 'beef' about it for some reason
All of it!!! 😂😂
The Safety House was a really big thing in the mid 80's to 90's and somewhat still today in some areas.
Our house had one of these signs out front.
There was a terrifying time where children were being targeted and suddenly went missing. None were found alive, and only half of them were found as remains in rural paddocks in the middle of nowhere. I remember one girl went missing only 15 minutes walk from where I lived, her remains were found a number of years later.
Every house at the time had old rickety wooden flyscreens with flimsy locks on the front and back of their homes.
There was a mad dash for steel Security Doors and steel grills and bars on windows to protect families.
Very sad, dark and bleak times :(
Glad to see you are saying Woolies and not Woolsworth!
Ryan, the best meat Australia produces is exported. The second rate stuff is kept for local market. Same goes for fruit and vegetables. Oz food also sells over seas cheaper than it does here. We were in the Netherlands a few yrs ago and Oz wine was selling for half what we pay here.
The wine price is because the Netherlands doesn’t have the cig and alcohol taxes like we do.
Exporting the best meat might explain why I haven't been able to have a tender steak in years. Even fillet is not as tender as it used to be.
Maybe Woolworths or Coles don’t buy top meat but my prime Hereford yearlings are bought locally by butcher shops I’ve seen the receipts from my saleyard agent.
The tax on tobacco and alcohol in Australia helps fund our health system.
"Woolies" was said, my advice actually made a difference somewhere in the world.
The world thanks you 👏
0:45 its only sealed around the edges and a vacuum. Slice outside of the steak to break the vacuum, and the two halves come apart. Says the vegan with fond memories of carnivor days.
You can actually peel them back from the corner. They do a half decent job of resealing to, far from perfect but better than the old school packaging.
I've been doing it wrong.
Do you think we should tell Ryan that we don't say fa-Lay, he probably won't understand anyway?
I didn’t know that! I’m an Aussie lame duck! Hanks for enlightening me!
Peel from the corners lol. I just opened 3 of them today 😂 sometimes it’s hard this way though, like it’s hard to get the corner at first.
Beef ain't sheep🐑
if your provider won't cancel your subscription just cancel your credit card and order a new one.
If the Bank tries that BS that they cant cancel the payments from ur card, tell them u will report the card stolen, that freezes it and then u will change banks. They will come to the party. u often have to remind them who's money it is.
Lidia thorpe is of English, Irish, Djab Wurrung, Gunnai and Gunditjmara descent.
lol the beef doesn’t look… ITS LAMB!!!😂😂😂
We had a safety house next door. Lovely older couple. Was for the kids in danger. We were told "if you are being followed home/feel in danger look for a house with one of those signs" I think I've seen a few around town still (very faded).
I can't grow succulents (a brown thumb) but I got a ZZ plant from bunnings and it's thriving coz you can ignore it
Ryan, the word is "fillet" not "filet" (two Ls not one). It's pronounced fill-it (as in what you do to your gas tank when you run out - you fill it). You Americans use the French word to mean the same thing. If you went to a restaurant here and asked for a scotch filet, they'd look at you weird 😂
Oh, and the name "Isla" is pronounced "eye-la"... have you really never heard that name before? I remember you not recognising "Felicity" the other day too. The people in Indiana must have such boring names.
Sorry, another one... "Brunswick" is "bruns" (same as "runs" but with a B) and "wick"
Americans say it like the French, just like they say 'erbs' for herbs. It's weird.
It' also like fillet of fish and what you have to do to the fish to get that cut. I don't know where Indiana is (sorry) but they must have fish fillets.
Distillates is the broad term for liquified gases. LPG/Propane and LNG/Methane are the main two used as fuel and other non flammables like Nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide and oxygen.
Having a good laugh at Ryan calling a lamb burger "beef".
you see Lydia Thorpe in the street, you cross the street, simple.
this looked like a pre organised stunt to keep the race bait going... almost like dangling keys infront of us idiots to distract us... and yes we fall for it eri time
Yep.
I wouldn't, I have a lot to say. Nothing good. I can't stand her.
1:30 We pronounce Fillet “Fill-It” Phil it
Lidia Thorpe as mad as a cut snake. Absolute natural embarrassment.
happy to take 250k payheck from the Government shes a hypocritical disgrace
Indigenous senator who somehow forgot the oath of allegiance she swore. While she has some things to say, its just rude.
@@GrethCunningtonconvieniantly she never mentions her Dad is Scottish😮 she's an attention seeker and vulgar 😮 at the tax payers expence 😮
Arrested for being drunk and abusive toward patrons in a bar. Campaigned AGAINST her own people in last year's referendum. Every media splash is a win.
@@GrethCunnington "Heirs" v "Hairs".....Hairs on the now dead queen's head.
For all you people that dont know the butchering terms, fillet means cut of the bone. Just like fish fillets have been cut of the bone.
The packaging has a little tag on one corner that you can pull up to open the package
Grill'd was the first burger in one of the Australian fast food reviews you watched and the reviewer loved it. Although they are fast casual not fast food. I like their burgers and other food but they have a bad history of labour relations as this story shows.
Ryan.. The Safety House Scheme was for child protection. A doorknock was in place by a committee. If you wanted to become a safety house, all individuals of teenage or adult age living in that family had to fill out forms and had to agree to having a Police Check. The only criteria was that someone try to be home around school start or finishing times. Then, if approved, usually 2 weeks later, they had a hard plastic S House emblem glued or drilled onto their letterbox with permission. Thus, a child knew they would be safe to run into that house. If a house was not approved, we were not told why by police, that was personal. Schools made sure kids knew what the sign meant. I am appalled hearing the comment here that drug dealers pinched them... It's totally a low and dangerous act. A child could have been murdered 😡 Obviously, their local committee weren't doing their job ! Every 2 weeks, I would allocate 2 committee members to so many streets to check signs, and every couple of months interview to make sure no one had moved away or others were living on the premises. After all, we didn't want to put endangered children in the hands of paedophiles or drunk/drug situations, etc.
I ran our area Safety House program for 20 yrs in Western Sydney. Over that time, I alone saved 4 young primary school children from 4 single attempted abductions. Also, 3 children, around 10 yrs from one family, behaving um sexually in the street and other children watching. I took them back to my house. Sat them down with milk and biscuits and called police and they took the children away. I never questioned them. It wasn't my business. We only ever asked if a child ran into a house for safety, why they had to do it, so as to tell the police for reporting purposes.
Police later informed me that they were proud I took the initiative to act. They said the children were brothers and sisters, and they were being abused at home badly, in every sickening way imaginable and plus. You get the picture I'm sure 😪
So Ryan, the Safety House program was bigger and more involved than ppl thought or think. The committee were just everyday neighbourhood housewives or husbands that had been cleared by police but who cared for the safety of all kids, even teenagers. I also made sure the local schools were informed asap if cars were stalking locally or acting suspiciously in the case of kidnapping attempts. Police would forget at times. Then, each class would be told to stay vigilant or they were made aware in the morning assembly.
Ryan, I was sad when I moved, but I felt a sense of accomplishment. Parents affected were so thankful, and children trusted us. They even thanked or waved to the committee in the streets. We didn't get paid. It was volunteer work. There were only 6 of us plus the hundreds of wonderful houses involved. Plus, it helped the local police out. Especially if number plates were taken by victims, which were in some cases, and it worked.
When I was leaving/ moving, I received a letter out of the blue from the Police command and the local community centre. Secretly, the committee, locals, and police had nominated me for an Australian of the Year Award for exceptional volunteer work. I was approved and awarded a beautiful signed certificate for my work helping and protecting children. I received it at a public ceremony, and this simple everyday mum of four never felt more proud. I made sure I acknowledged all the committee in my acceptance. Plus, the public who interacted.🤗and the police for their immediate actions. after all, it was a group effort. I even cried when I saw the police that I was reporting to for yrs smiling and applauding me standing up in the crowd, and they said afterwards they wouldn't have missed being there "for me"... this time ! 🙆♀️❤ Sadly, trust has diminished nowadays, and most if not all no longer exist. It was a life-saving scheme, and even if it saved just one child...it was worth it 😁 ❤
Our house was a safety house not sure why it stopped. All I heard was there was lack of volunteers which is sad. No one ever used it, we are in a country town. But still I liked that we were here if a child ever needed us.
Safety houses for kids or teens who feel unsafe or fall of their bikes. Safe mum who will look after you, call the police, whatever.
Having a garden full of potted plants is common when only something like 14%of Aussies own there own home the rest of us rent
The steak can be opened at the corner of the package, it just peels back easily
it might peel back but not so easily.
Dude, the reason that beef burger looked like it wasn't well-cooked beef is because that WASN'T BEEF you goose. It was BLOODY LAMB. I mean, ZORBA the bloody Sheep burger name didn't give you a clue?
No, it wasn't Beetroot either. I mean, how is it that you can't tell the difference between a Red Pepper and purple bloody Beetroot lol. Sweet mother of Mary, that was just bizarre :(
chill out bruh
07:38. It’s pronounced eye-la. As in island.
I know, weird, isn’t it.
Fairly famous Aussie actress Isla Fisher was in a Scooby Doo movie & Confessions of a Shopaholic.
Safety House and Neigbhour Hood Watch Houses are for children in any type of danger, threats or trouble, to go to for help
Keep Our Children Safe !
The French don't call chips "French fries"!
😂Go figure
And the Yanks don't call a hammer an "American screwdriver".
No, because they didn't originate in France. I believe they were created in Albany, NY.
@schmittydAU 'Pomme frites' in France from memory 😂🤤
Well before NY existed.
I suppose that's why we use French techniques as Chefs and not classical American 👍
@kevo6190 That's right. Potatoes are "pommes de terre," "earth apples" and fried potatoes - potato chips here 🇦🇺, or French fries in the US, are "pommes frites." The potato does originate from the Americas though.
@@rais1953 frying dirt apples started in (Bolivia -ish) but after the end of the Napoleonic wars when the Belgium was created it became a staple poor people food.
Peruvian/Bolivian though.
Your absolutely right about the Americas bit. 👍
Nice. I actually learned something out of a bloody hot chip discussion 🤣👍
Cheers rais
King Charlie likes Australia , he has been here 16 times now including his 1st trip as a student at Timbertop which is a Victorian High School.
He loves Australia, he can be himself here, even surf at Bondi where he was grabbed and kissed! 😄
Yeah, nah, nah, Charles was a spoilt brat as was the favourite, "spare wheel", Andrew. LOTS of people "like" Australia. Timbertop is an outlying short term programme for Geelong Grammar School, located in the High Country. Only the very rich need to apply!
Timbertop isn't a high school. It's an alpine campus of Geelong Grammar School, generally held to be the most exclusive private school in Australia. Chuckie wouldn't have been sent to an ordinary high school.
@@Hochspitz Rubbish, he had a very harsh childhood and rarely saw his mother! He was very shy and nervous, and said the boys and work there made him a confident man, he's grateful! You just sound jealous! 😏
@@Hochspitz You just sound jealous! He actually had a very harsh childhood and was a very nervous and shy boy, he never saw his mother much and his father was a bully! He is very grateful for the outdoor lifestyle and Aussie teasing here, it made him more confident and stronger! 🤗
My house was a Safety House, it was on the main pathway to and from school, opposite a large park, everyone in the house had to have a police check before been issued with a sign to be attached to the letter box, we were given a booklet on possible situations and suggestions on how to handle it and who to call for help, a local police man and woman gave a question and answer talk at the local school.
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan. Dungog is a tiny little town in the Hunter Valley, 70km from the nearest big town, Newcastle. Of course you won't get upmarket burgers there.
I live in Dungog and you have to drive 60kms to get to anything basically
Beautiful place though. Love to have 400 acres and a bunch of Herefords there.
We went to a school fete that myself and my three siblings went to in the 60s - 80s today . We spoke to an elderly lady as we were leaving and the subject of The Safety House came up . I'm fairly sure it was introduced when I was in grade 5 in 1983 .
That steak right at the beginning was from Coles as well, so you didn't have to wait long. :)
hourglass used in politics when some one speaks its used to time how long they have to speak
It's Lamb meat on the burger. Distillate is Diesel.
Distillate is a broad term for liquified gases. Diesel is just one.
@@caltravels9454 Yes it is because Diesel is still Distillate😝
It's in the burgers name, Zorba the SHEEP! It's lamb. The red stuff was grilled capsicum (bell peppers). Grill'd make a very good burger (not the best, far from worse when looking at quality and price).
Americans struggle with English. They don’t eat lamb. They make a cottage pie and call it shepherds pie. They make it with beef instead of lamb.
@@trevorcook4439 I know right? You can only make shepards pie if you hunt down and kill real shepards. In New Zealand, you can only get virgin wool from sheep that can outrun the shepards.
“Broonswick” nah mate, Brunswick rhymes with “bun” - like the thing that LAMB burger was resting between 😜
What lidea Thorpe is referring to. Is in early years of Australia. The brittish took away specimens as they call it of aboriginal culture as well as people. For viewing in england. Like a morbid museum of Australian aboriginal artefacts excetra
My granddaughter’s name is Isla, it’s a Scottish name after the Island off Scotland, named Islam…Her father is a Scott, I’d never heard it before her birth and she’s 22 now. It has become a very popular girls name over the past 15 or so years. I love the name, her mother’s name (my daughter) is Siobhan, which is Irish. Which 50 years ago was hardly used in Australia. 🇦🇺
I’m a Brit and have had over the years quite a few friends named Isla ( Pronounced Eye-la),Siobhan (Pronounced Shiv-on or Shiv-awn), Ghislain (Pronounced Jill-ain)m Eamon (Pronounced Ay-mon).
13:20. I was on our local Safety House committee 35 years ago, but we never applied to become one. You have to be home around school start & end time in case you’re needed, & I never knew when I’d have to go out.
I don’t have a dog in the Royal fight, but if Lydia Thorpe is the pony you’re riding for your cause? I’d be rethinking your strat.
Get the portable curtains and put this nag to rest...
It's lamb not beef that's why it looks different
I’m a 67 year old 4th generation Australian and her only claim is she’s a 1,625 generation Australian, oh shit she may have a point
We are British, not French, the T in fillet is NOT silent - just sayin'
yet I was just coming in to say there's a T in there.
We are from every country on earth.
The irony with that protesting senator is that in order for her to become a senator she had to make an oath of office which includes swearing allegiance to the King. This particular senator alleges she 'fudged' [misspoke] the words and didn't swear allegiance. AND that means, because of that and also that she had to SIGN the oath that, in theory at least, it calls into question the validity of her being a senator at all; or, may have committed perjury when she took the oath.
I spent many interesting years working in CSIRO.
I currently live at a former CSIRO site in VIC 😊
That packaging for the steak peels apart at the corners,
Mine was a safety house!! This just unlocked that memory, wow. My parents were also part of Neighbourhood Watch. I was quite young, but I do remember some kids coming by and waiting for police but can't remember why, or if I was even told why.
Scotch fillet is a step down from eye rib. It still melts in the month
It's NOT beef , it's LAMB you dope !
The beetroot on the “Zorba the Sheep” burger is under the roasted pepper. A burger is not a burger without beetroot!
We pronounce the t at the end of scotch fillet, same goes for fillet o' fish.
Yeah... we're not pretentious stuck up cunts down here.
Please remember that our initial population was purely made up of the English the Irish the Scotts and the Welsh. Rofl there is no Beetroot on that burger. The ingredience are listed below it.
Isla is pronounced like 'island': eye-la.
With the safety house, they came out around latev80s when we were all being taught about "stranger danger". If you wanted to be a safety house location, you had to fill out a form to apply, an adult in the house at particularities and you were checked out before being given the plaque for your letterbox, then any kid if they found themselves in danger, knew they could go to your house for help and they really wanted those within walking distance to a school, to be part of it, then a street sign could be placed up saying that suburb/area was a safety house zone where most homes were safe. Out house was 1 & we had 2 or 3 kids come to our place. Haven't seen a sign for decades now, not sure what happened to the project, we prob need it more now than ever.
Never heard of Grilled either. But if they are underpaying their workers I won’t be trying them.
Just because the union claims it doesn't make it so.
And if it was true, the authorities would be on to it.
From memory, it was more about young, inexperienced, workers getting lower pay than older, experienced workers. Which is normal, but some unions like to justify their existence by stirring up trouble.
@@PJRaymentthis is correct on regarding underpayments. It's was a huge problem a number of years ago and a lot of restaurants in particular were investigated and fined by Fair Work
There is now legislation update to include fines and jail time for senior management for underpayments.
If they were legitimately underpaying the Unions would be before Fair Work.
Since they are striking, it means they want more and are just using the term "underpayment" because it will garner public sympathy.
@@SharlzG
"... because it will garner public sympathy."
And obviously that has worked with some people.
"There is now legislation update to include fines and jail time for senior management for underpayments."
From memory, that legislation is _too_ strong. I think a company or its senior management can be fined even if the underpayments were a genuine error, were found and reported by the company, and the staff paid what they were owed.
Reportedly, the underpaying comes from workers being signed up to a mandatory training system that gives them a Cert 3 or 4 in Hospitality, or similar (I’m not sure on the specifics). But essentially, it allows Grilled to claim they provide on the job training and the wage reduction covers the cost of this “training”. From what I’ve read, workers aren’t always given the time for training or studying, so it’s all a bit of a sham. In reality, future employers wouldn’t be any more impressed with the certificate than the time of experience working in hospitality anyway.
@@PetraElliottCreates
"Reportedly,..."
That is, based on the union's claims.
"In reality, future employers wouldn’t be any more impressed with the certificate than the time of experience working in hospitality anyway."
That's not in evidence.
Whenever I lived near a school, we have been in a safety house. I think We still are (have to check). At least 1 kid was helped & I’ve had to use one before too. It was an absolute lifesaver (I had to pee so bad 😆). The potted garden is something that evolved from the housing crisis. No one owns the garden or house they live in, so people are making portable gardens
We have neighbourhood watch and certain homes or streets are deem safe for kids if need assistance
They approved by government or councils as safe area
Its generally around schools as if kids feel threatened and think being followed they can go to these house's
It come about after a few kids being obducted after school hours on their way home
So the kids knkw house's or homes in those streets are safe to asked for help and home volunteer to be part of it
Mainly predators know when kids released from school and hang around looking for one by themselves
Even thought
Police run patrols around schools at that time they can't be everywhere and normally these kids are one leaving later then the masses for what ever reason
Its Fill ET.. not fill a -- and you cut thru the outer plastic not the steadk - Lidia thorpe.. just dont worry about her she might be a very small part of her being a first nations person.. (very small %) Totally forgotten about the safe houses...
05:00. I’d say all three.
Their food is nice enough, but not really good enough for the prices.
They advertise that their burgers are better for you, which automatically turns off a lot of people.
There aren’t many stores. I live in a little town with pretty much every fast food chain except Guzman & Gomez, Nando’s& Oporto. No Grill’d.
And they make a big deal about helping the community. It’s a shame if that doesn’t extend to their staff.
"It’s a shame if that doesn’t extend to their staff."
You're believing the union's claim?
Gyms need it written in writing. Even after your membership expires.
Scotch fillet is part of the ribeye, but then we have the ribeye steak with the bone, which is massive. Twice or 3 times at thick with the bone. Very tender. (Rib) area.
If you could imagine a Fred Flinstone steak with the bone. 🤣 we can't afford to eat them, but.
lol dungog is a small town it's at least 40mins from anywhere. i know because i live 50 mins away from dungog but also half hour away from anywhere.
“French” is a term for slicing. “French Fries’ was originally “french-cut fried potatoes”” Another example is “french-cut sautéed green beans” Americans abbreviated the term.
Safety houses, they were police checked even in the 80's. It was for children walking home from school. They were expected to be home, most of the time in the hour after school ended. As children we were taught these were safe places. A police check, which would exist in the US, does not guarantee anything but there was an attempt to make sure they were safe people. OF course this was long before the first mobile phones existed.
In Qld rib fillet is a bit different to Scotch fillet.
Oh, and that histrionic karen is apparently a senator even though she mocked taking the oath. Like in other countries, the rules don't apply to certain people.
My husbands parents used the fact that they were the neighbourhood safety house as a defence during the multiple times they were investigated for child abuse. Not always the safest places to run into.
Grill'd is a great up market burger place, make pretty much the best burgers around, not the cheapest though (IMO)
In regards to the vacuum sealed steak package, all you have to do is peel it from the corner of the tray. Quite easy really. If you google the name scotch fillet, you will find it originated from Scotland, hence the name.
Wow, I don't think I've seen a Safety House sign in about 15-20 years, I didn't realise they were still a thing.
I keep most of my flowers in pots, some so I can move them around and others so they stay the size I want
Other than mostly sunflowers our only plants in the ground are veggies 🥦🌻
Lidia Thorpe is Aboriginal and is yelling to King Charles: "You are not our king, you committed genocide against our people, give us back our land, our bones, our skulls, our children." The First Nations people have a lot to be angry about with regards to the English invasion back in 1788. In fact they want to change Australia Day to Invasion Day. A lot of cruelties were inflicted upon them by ignorant farmers/settlers/police etc who understood nothing about their culture. Their children were taken from them and the people were enslaved. Not a history we are proud of.
Distillate is a grouping of diesel products and heavy diesel petroleum fuels that are not as refined, are produced lower in the petroleum distillation process, are less expensive to purchase for large consumers of fuel, and are generally used as fuel in large engines for power generation or as propulsion for large cargo ships. The range of distillate products can be quite broad ranging from normal diesel as seen in large road transport vehicles to highly viscous products that might resemble dirty used engine oil to even products that seem to resemble tar rather than a liquid. Many large users of distillate can actually dictate their exact specifications of what the product must meet, as their quanity of purchases is so large and ordered so far in advance of delivery.
Our ribeye is what you call a Delmonico steak with the bone left on.
"happy arvo"
meanwhile its 3:51am here for me
Talking about subscriptions, they are related to the sign up for our newsletter type subscription, not a membership fee.
5:08 That isn't beef, its lamb. Check out the large letters saying 'Zorba The Sheep'. 😂
Lydia Thorpe... 🙄
Read the thing Ryan - Lamb NOT Beef!
The Scottish name ISLA is named after the island. ISLAY , damn spell check did it again, it’s not Islam. 🇦🇺
Well I guess pots are easier to control so then if they want to get ride of some when they’re bigger and get smaller ones so then the garden looks nice