I'm Native American. Ty for properly explaining fry bread. It's often confused as traditional when our food is actually very vegetable and grain centric + fish and game meats. Kudos ❤😺 That being said fry bread is stupid delicious and if you see it try it! My husband is from another country and I was heartbroken they were out of fry bread at his first powwow. I really wanted him to try it and it's fairly uncommon in our state. 😿
That may be easily said and possibly with a lot of jealousy of others, BUT don't forget how many dreadful hours the 4 boys put in the last 14 years to allow themselves this delight.
Absolutely incredible, doing this together, I was like these guys deserve all this success. You've gave a lot of people happiness over the years and if I'm ever in the position to go to arizona with my mates these will be top of my list ❤
@@SortedFood I am still shocked that you got two 9s ..... I wonder what you would have had to have done to get a 10. Base jump into the canyon while eating raw rattlesnake; land in a kayak and ride the rapids to Diamond Creek Road?
What a wonderful highlight of Arizona! Great job with the planning Jamie! Also, loved you all cheering each other on during the rock climbing. You all are a great team of friends 🤩😍. I can't wait for the rest of this series to come out!
I've been watching Sorted Food for years and the PRODUCTION QUALITY has just got better and better and better! Perfect example of new media obliterating the old guard of tv & film, great stuff as always guys!
This was a spectacular video. I am a huge fan and is always welcomed to see you guys do something a little different and just have fun. Plus the cinematophraphy is amazing! Proper credit to the team for that
Cool! When Ben commented on the quinoa leaves I thought "those look a lot like lamb's quarters" (which grow rampant in my yard. Turns out they are closely related and the seeds can be eaten the same ways. I've got free quinoa in my yard!
you could probably also use the leaves and blanch it in hot water with some mashed potato in to a what we Dutch call a stamppot. (keep the potato mash a bit firm)
i’ve been to Tucson many times and even though it is as hot as all Hades… the food scene is amazing. They have some of the freshest ingredients with some of the warmest hearts cooking them❤
I lived in Arizona for 10 years (6 years in Tucson, 4 in Phoenix). My husband and I explored as much of Arizona as we could during those 10 years.. it’s such a special state. I miss it so much, so this video was really a treat for me 🌵❤
25 years ago, I did the same thing: flying over the Grand Canyon in a helicopter. It's an experience that stayed with me ever since and I'm glad to see you got to do it too. I was not especially well back then, having contracted both sinusitis and tonsilitus at the same time, but it's still a core memory. Thanks for helping me relive a key point in my life so far.
No red shorts for me yet. But I have been in two helicopters flights (without doors) downunder. Where I almost soiled my non red shorts, because it was so scary (but also great).
@@bobert6259 Because a person very important to me, is hurting me a lot since several days. And therefore my sleep is even worse than ever, and I am not feeling so good. So, seeing something that makes me smile and feel happy, is very much welcome right now.
@@bobert6259 Because one of the most important persons in my life is hurting me a lot since several days. And my sleep is even worse than it has be for years (with about 2-5 hours per night). And my baby brother is going blind because of a very rare generic disease.
Kudos to Jamie for being the only one on this channel to directly address colonization and its impact on food culture. I would love to see more of this on the channel!
What on earth do you mean, they constantly mention various kinds of colonialism and colonization's influence on global foods?? Not a "global X food" episode goes by where that is a topic, and even in very homely UK-centered recipes it comes up for obvious reasons.
Yay!!! I adore this part of the US... I hope you stop by Santa Fe because it is gorgeous 🌮👩🌾 I am from Colorado myself but currently an expat in Europe so this will be a nice vacation back without needing to step foot in the states! One thing I will add is that the Colorado River is one of our most precious landmarks and we are about to lose it completely. I used to work for the Colorado Water Conservation Board and the issues that have come from this river are legendary. Enjoy it while you can everyone!!
@@SortedFood It was great! I have never done a Helicopter Tour of the Grand Canyon but now it is on my bucket list. I was hoping you would have the opportunity to try Frybread so I was glad to see it! The Mexican food is great anywhere in Arizona so im happy you got to try that as well. Tombstone is such an interesting and historical city to walk around.
What a treat to watch and feel you all four's friendship, love and loyalty. Living in Canada, so near to these places has motivated me to do the things I love to do, Why wait? For what? Right? Thank you for this reminder and making me hopeful that there are good friendships out there. Love you all. 🤗🙏💜
Way to go Jamie for the planning and the team for amazing shots! This was definitely epic. When I saw this was finally USA footage I was excited, when is saw it was AZ I was ecstatic! I grew up in PHX. Can't wait to see the rest of this series! Well done as usual Sorted!!!
This was adorable. I loved watching you guys genuinely enjoy completely new experiences. Congrats on your climbs and making fire! You have worked so hard to make your lives bloody damned amazing. In a time where it's hard to remember that wonders exist to be experienced, you remind us. Can't wait to see what the other boys have planned!
I have also been waiting for it. And than so much happened (with more kids from some of the Sorted Food lads), that I thought it might have been cancelled, because family is more important than show. But apparently, they managed to combine both.
I have however to admit, that I would have liked, that Sorted went to another continent (as you promised us many years ago, several times). You have been to the US several times, and I love the videos from there. It would however be great, to get Sorted from somewhere in asia or africa.
I’ve only just started watching, and I cannot contain my excitement!!! I am born and raised in Arizona, so I cannot wait to see what all you get up to in my beautiful home state ❤
Final thoughts: loved it! I’ve always thought about what food I’d have you guys experience if you ever visited, and you nailed it Jamie! Native American food is huge here, so loved to see you tell those stories. And El Charro Cafe is right up your alley in terms of food and story/history! Great job Jamie!
You are blessed to call this amazing State your home ! I was in Arizona way back in 1991. I was 13 and it blew my mind. We didn't get to spend very long there, only a day or two passing through but for a young teen from rural Ireland it was unbelievable !
I am Irish and that resonated with me so much. Our foods also tell the history of our people and the suffering we went through. Much of our recipes and staple food tradition were born out of our hardships that we endured at the hands of colonisers. We celebrate them now, as our comfort foods and we even have taken on some of the foods of our colonisers as our own traditional comfort foods. They are not the dishes that are known throughout the world as Irish but we still have them and they are such a part of our history that not every Irish person even knows they come out of hardship and suffering
I didn’t realize this was like a night out series. I was expecting more like your normal trip to the US so I was disappointed at first the lack of food in this video. But once I saw the end it was more like the night out series it made more sense and changed my expectations
The quality of this is incredible. The videography, the editing, the script, the soundtrack and of course the easy banter and presenting skills… the whole team have smashed this! Can’t wait to see the other states. 🎉🎉🎉
Dad was Air Force and his last two stations in the USA were California and Colorado. After he retired in Colorado, we stayed there. He and mom loved seeing anything we could drive to in a day or two, so I got to see so much of Southwest America. I got misty eyed each time I went to the Grand Canyon. If you are ever in the 4 Corners area again, I HIGHLY recommend Mesa Verde. It's beautiful, and the ancient cliff dwellings are a marvel in themselves. I've now retired to Las Vegas, and now only a few hours from the Grand Canyon. I also highly recommend a trip to Yellowstone in Wyoming if you ever get back to the States. Once you get past the fact that you are essentially on a massive volcano, the beauty of the area is outstanding, as is the wildlife.😊
For those who remember from back in the day this is high praise. Keith Floyd was a TV chef who went to various places around the world and explored their geography and culture through the lens of food and the rapport that enthusiasm for learning about their food gave him with the locals. It put a passion and enthusiasm for all of the places he visited that projected out of the screen and made you want to go to those places, experience that culture and eat that food. Jamie has just pulled off a complete Keith Floyd.
I love in the north east of the US, with all the lush forests and coastal shores of the Atlantic & Great Lakes. Arizona has some of the most stunning natural features of Earth in the US, and I LOVE seeing all manner of its landscapes. Always love these "vacation" out of the country trips, guys! And as everyone else has said, the production levels on these videos are phenomenal!
As a Sorted fan for years, I love that you made it to my part of the country. Greetings from New Mexico and glad you enjoyed the area nature --and the food!
OMG….I LOVED THIS AND CANT WAIT FIR THE NEXT THREE. My favorite so far out of 19 yrs, well at least one of them. Of course I am from good old USA!!!!! Well done Jamie!
You know, seeing Jamie spaffing it up during "Pass it On" and now planing this is the perfect example for never judging a book by it cover 😂. Thanks for taking us with you on this trip.
As a Phoenician, WTF? How can you call that an Arizona Food Trip/Tour without even making a stop in Phoenix? The food scene over the past 15 years has grown to rival any major US metro area. Very disappointed that PHX wasn't represented. It didn't even need to be the main course, but to just completely gloss over it and go right through to Tucson... that's almost a slap in the face. ;) You could have even stopped off at the Superstition area to get some good tourist type stuff. Besides the Phoenix slight, Jamie did really well in his choices. The Grand Canyon flight as the boys first time seeing it in real life had to have been crazy. I remember seeing it for the first time as a kid. I couldn't even take it in because it was just so huge.
Haha I'm so sorry... 48 hours is so little time and there were SO MANY things I wanted to do in Arizona!! I'd planned some stuff in Phoenix, but it just didn't work out with the itinerary in the end! In particular, I wanted to take the boys to the Musical Instruments Museum in Phoenix, because Luce and I loved it on our honeymoon 😂
Wow, lads! This was spectacular. As somebody who lives in the desert southwest, it was so wonderful to see you discover our part of the country with fresh eyes.
When your kids are at the right reading level I recommend (fiction) Sing Down the Moon by Scott O’Dell about a young Navajo woman left behind during the Long Walk.
I genuinely shed a couple of tears at the shots passing over the edge and revealing the depth and beauty of the grand canyon (3:50). I wish I could see it in person. Made me feel small in the best way, reminding me that nature is bigger than us and will exist well after we're done wiping ourselves out with our small, small problems and squabbles.
It's even more amazing in person. What they likely didn't get from the helicopter is just how eerie it is to walk up to the edge and say something, and your voice just dissappears. No echo whatsoever. No reverb. It's just off into the ether.
It’s absolutely breathtaking from a birdseye view, but there’s something super special about being on the ground and looking at something soooo massive. I hope you get to see it one day!
I so wish you could see it. I have genuinely heard people say that it is just a hole in the ground upon seeing it. You deserve to see it. They should have seen some other hole in rhe grand.v
Living here, but seeing people experience things for the first time, it just brings home how much I take my country for granted. I really need to get back out to AZ for a vacation.
I feel like I should have saved this to watch tomorrow afternoon, because I'm early for work tomorrow and can't relax properly tonight, ah well, I'll know for next week. Great to see a new series from you guys, looking forward to seeing the rest of it
Well done Jamie! That was an epic 2 days. I love this format. While obviously you cant go gallivanting across the globe all the time, id love to see more similar stuff. Its really fun seeing you guys out and about doing stuff as a group. I look forward to seeing what the rest of the guys can offer for the rest of tue series.
I remember hearing about the trip in a podcast episode. I’m intrigued by Barry’s hair dealing with the heat because it was a major point of discussion. Also, this is truly like a grand event where the fun never seems to end. P.S. We love a trip booked by a lad who’s more like dad
This was super cool to see! I love that you guys include the history that isn't pleasant to discuss such as the Native Americans' stories. I think this could be so cool done in Canada as well because despite being beside the US there are so many differences! Good job Jamie :D
This is great! Welcome to my beautiful country! You seem to have discovered the best here in the South West so far - fry bread, Tucson, Mt. Lemon - well done!
So excited to see this series, I’m from one of the four corners states and it is an amazing part of the world and I am glad you were able to come visit us!
For Ben: A double decker bus is about 4.1 Meters tall. Grand Canyon is 1857 meters deep. So the Grand Canyon is 453 double decker busses tall.
so that would be one hell of a traffic jam.
@@sirBrouwer Yes, but what flavor of jam?
I'm Native American. Ty for properly explaining fry bread. It's often confused as traditional when our food is actually very vegetable and grain centric + fish and game meats. Kudos ❤😺
That being said fry bread is stupid delicious and if you see it try it! My husband is from another country and I was heartbroken they were out of fry bread at his first powwow. I really wanted him to try it and it's fairly uncommon in our state. 😿
I agree. I also think it was great that they didn’t go to a touristy food location.
@@samamaya9946I absolutely agree. They clearly went to the effort to find locally iconic things.
Imagine having this once in a lifetime adventure with your best buddies ... on company dime!!!! What an absolute dream the lads are living
Yeah, there were a tonne of 'pinch me' moments during this trip!!
That may be easily said and possibly with a lot of jealousy of others, BUT don't forget how many dreadful hours the 4 boys put in the last 14 years to allow themselves this delight.
Absolutely incredible, doing this together, I was like these guys deserve all this success. You've gave a lot of people happiness over the years and if I'm ever in the position to go to arizona with my mates these will be top of my list ❤
ITS SO SURREAL, hearing Jamie talk about MY HOME😌🥹❤️
WELCOME to AZ🙏🏻
Do you think my 48 hours did it justice at all??
@@SortedFood Yod did it justice! Nine out of ten times its only the Phoenix area shown, Arizona is so so so much more than that!!
@@SortedFood I am still shocked that you got two 9s ..... I wonder what you would have had to have done to get a 10. Base jump into the canyon while eating raw rattlesnake; land in a kayak and ride the rapids to Diamond Creek Road?
"that man down there who's wheezing like he never wheezed before" is struck me like, man i can relate lol
two seconds in. shows a vulture. plays an eagle's call. I see how it's gonna be. :)
Oh, you are in for a TREAT!!!
The Standard Bald Eagle Sound is also not a bald eagle but a red-tailed hawk :D
@@Raleskcame here to say that. He called it an eagle call, but really a red tailed hawk
I loved that shot, even with the fake eagle call! Looked like the vulture was casing out which tenderfoot it would eat first!😋
That part of the US is insane, canyons, mountains, caverns, caves and quiet a few bats .
I'm so happy this is back. I love when you surprise each other.
Haha there are a *lot* of surprises in this series!!
I love this type of video as well!! Even if it's not anywhere other than London, they're always great😊
Yayyyy more videos of you guys just having fun, enjoying each others company
What a wonderful highlight of Arizona! Great job with the planning Jamie! Also, loved you all cheering each other on during the rock climbing. You all are a great team of friends 🤩😍.
I can't wait for the rest of this series to come out!
I've been watching Sorted Food for years and the PRODUCTION QUALITY has just got better and better and better!
Perfect example of new media obliterating the old guard of tv & film, great stuff as always guys!
You can tell that the wilderness survival expert is such a wonderful gentle soul.
Once again the Sorted Food cinematography wins the day! Well done everyone, it was a beautiful video. Hope you had the best time in America!
This was a spectacular video. I am a huge fan and is always welcomed to see you guys do something a little different and just have fun. Plus the cinematophraphy is amazing! Proper credit to the team for that
Love the 'Come Dine with Me' kind of format applied to your trip. Jamie's is going to be tough to beat.
Cool! When Ben commented on the quinoa leaves I thought "those look a lot like lamb's quarters" (which grow rampant in my yard. Turns out they are closely related and the seeds can be eaten the same ways. I've got free quinoa in my yard!
I want to make a pesto with lamb's quarter. Like you , it's all over my garden.
you could probably also use the leaves and blanch it in hot water with some mashed potato in to a what we Dutch call a stamppot. (keep the potato mash a bit firm)
@@sirBrouwer Oh in the reverse of Ben, I knew the leaves could be eaten, I just didn't know about the seeds
Wow! I've spent the last week or two wondering what happened to the footage from the USA. Today is my birthday. What a wonderful surprise this is!
Well, happy birthday to you!!
i’ve been to Tucson many times and even though it is as hot as all Hades… the food scene is amazing. They have some of the freshest ingredients with some of the warmest hearts cooking them❤
Dad jokes are best. "You can't wash your hands in a Buffalo". Great play on the word Bison.
I lived in Arizona for 10 years (6 years in Tucson, 4 in Phoenix). My husband and I explored as much of Arizona as we could during those 10 years.. it’s such a special state. I miss it so much, so this video was really a treat for me 🌵❤
25 years ago, I did the same thing: flying over the Grand Canyon in a helicopter. It's an experience that stayed with me ever since and I'm glad to see you got to do it too. I was not especially well back then, having contracted both sinusitis and tonsilitus at the same time, but it's still a core memory. Thanks for helping me relive a key point in my life so far.
I didn't want the episode to end! This was SO MUCH FUN!! What a beautiful way of showcasing Arizona state. I can't wait for the next episode! :D
That rock climb?? Yes, I too would want an authentic chimichanga. Well deserved!!
A surprise video from the US ?? How welcome on this grim Friday night. I cant wait to see whats its all about.
No red shorts for me yet. But I have been in two helicopters flights (without doors) downunder. Where I almost soiled my non red shorts, because it was so scary (but also great).
@@swissfoodie3542why is it grim?
@@bobert6259 Because a person very important to me, is hurting me a lot since several days. And therefore my sleep is even worse than ever, and I am not feeling so good.
So, seeing something that makes me smile and feel happy, is very much welcome right now.
@@bobert6259 Because one of the most important persons in my life is hurting me a lot since several days. And my sleep is even worse than it has be for years (with about 2-5 hours per night). And my baby brother is going blind because of a very rare generic disease.
Missed these type of videos, need to do more or ones like the food marathons again ❤
Oof, need to get into training for another food marathon!! 😂
@SortedFood heard Manchester has some good places, I'm off there next week and can't wait for food scene and they're better without training 😂❤️
Kudos to Jamie for being the only one on this channel to directly address colonization and its impact on food culture. I would love to see more of this on the channel!
What on earth do you mean, they constantly mention various kinds of colonialism and colonization's influence on global foods?? Not a "global X food" episode goes by where that is a topic, and even in very homely UK-centered recipes it comes up for obvious reasons.
Yay!!! I adore this part of the US... I hope you stop by Santa Fe because it is gorgeous 🌮👩🌾 I am from Colorado myself but currently an expat in Europe so this will be a nice vacation back without needing to step foot in the states!
One thing I will add is that the Colorado River is one of our most precious landmarks and we are about to lose it completely. I used to work for the Colorado Water Conservation Board and the issues that have come from this river are legendary. Enjoy it while you can everyone!!
This was a spectacular video. I am from Arizona and had a blast watching you guys do something a little different and just have fun.
Awesome! Thank you! Do you think we captured Arizona ok?
@@SortedFood It was great! I have never done a Helicopter Tour of the Grand Canyon but now it is on my bucket list. I was hoping you would have the opportunity to try Frybread so I was glad to see it! The Mexican food is great anywhere in Arizona so im happy you got to try that as well. Tombstone is such an interesting and historical city to walk around.
What a treat to watch and feel you all four's friendship, love and loyalty. Living in Canada, so near to these places has motivated me to do the things I love to do, Why wait? For what? Right? Thank you for this reminder and making me hopeful that there are good friendships out there. Love you all. 🤗🙏💜
Way to go Jamie for the planning and the team for amazing shots! This was definitely epic. When I saw this was finally USA footage I was excited, when is saw it was AZ I was ecstatic! I grew up in PHX. Can't wait to see the rest of this series! Well done as usual Sorted!!!
7:14 I have a feeling certain someone might ask: “Do rocks burn?”
This was adorable. I loved watching you guys genuinely enjoy completely new experiences. Congrats on your climbs and making fire! You have worked so hard to make your lives bloody damned amazing. In a time where it's hard to remember that wonders exist to be experienced, you remind us. Can't wait to see what the other boys have planned!
Wow, that was amazing! I loved how supportive they allwere of each other. Especially Barry, cheering everyone on in all the difficult bits!
Absolutely fantastic fellas. Jamie killed it! Can't wait to see more
Australia trip is a must! Visited the Grand Canyon, you now need to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef and eat Daintree Icecream
OMG this is amazing... I'm already so excited for this... Been waiting for this series since June
I have also been waiting for it. And than so much happened (with more kids from some of the Sorted Food lads), that I thought it might have been cancelled, because family is more important than show. But apparently, they managed to combine both.
I have however to admit, that I would have liked, that Sorted went to another continent (as you promised us many years ago, several times). You have been to the US several times, and I love the videos from there. It would however be great, to get Sorted from somewhere in asia or africa.
@swissfoodie3542 considering all the US ones are ads (except lost and hungry) I'm guessing nowhere else has offered to sponsor them yet. 😃
@@toni_go96 Your are probably right. And it takes away quite a lot away from my love for Sorted.
lol the intro.i almost believed it and thought well that's an extreme thing to do for food 😂
You know we always go the extra mile 😂
@@SortedFood it's a shame you didn't talk to your community about this we could have recommended some local 5-star restaurants for you to try
@@VineyardGHS they did ask for community recs on instagram
The production quality of this is just mad! You've excelled yourselves!!
You deserve so much more attention!
4:34 totally agree with Ebbers here. No one knows offhand what a 1300 foot skyscraper looks like but they know a double decker bus. Way more useful
I’ve only just started watching, and I cannot contain my excitement!!! I am born and raised in Arizona, so I cannot wait to see what all you get up to in my beautiful home state ❤
Okay making my way through: Ahhhh you’re in my hometown of Tucson!! (Told you, can’t contain my excitement)
Final thoughts: loved it! I’ve always thought about what food I’d have you guys experience if you ever visited, and you nailed it Jamie! Native American food is huge here, so loved to see you tell those stories. And El Charro Cafe is right up your alley in terms of food and story/history! Great job Jamie!
You are blessed to call this amazing State your home ! I was in Arizona way back in 1991. I was 13 and it blew my mind. We didn't get to spend very long there, only a day or two passing through but for a young teen from rural Ireland it was unbelievable !
Jamie killed it. Excited to watch the rest of the series
I love these kind of videos! The variety of stuff you guys upload is so fun, sorted food is totally my comfort channel after a long day
Maybe the best Sorted video I've see. I can't wait for the rest of the series. You are living the dream of so many and we thank you for sharing :)
Really appreciate yall highlighting the history of fry bread. It was born from horrific conditions and incredible resilience. ❤
I am Irish and that resonated with me so much. Our foods also tell the history of our people and the suffering we went through. Much of our recipes and staple food tradition were born out of our hardships that we endured at the hands of colonisers. We celebrate them now, as our comfort foods and we even have taken on some of the foods of our colonisers as our own traditional comfort foods. They are not the dishes that are known throughout the world as Irish but we still have them and they are such a part of our history that not every Irish person even knows they come out of hardship and suffering
The red short is out! Sure this series would be amazing!
I didn’t realize this was like a night out series. I was expecting more like your normal trip to the US so I was disappointed at first the lack of food in this video. But once I saw the end it was more like the night out series it made more sense and changed my expectations
The quality of this is incredible. The videography, the editing, the script, the soundtrack and of course the easy banter and presenting skills… the whole team have smashed this! Can’t wait to see the other states. 🎉🎉🎉
Dad was Air Force and his last two stations in the USA were California and Colorado. After he retired in Colorado, we stayed there. He and mom loved seeing anything we could drive to in a day or two, so I got to see so much of Southwest America. I got misty eyed each time I went to the Grand Canyon. If you are ever in the 4 Corners area again, I HIGHLY recommend Mesa Verde. It's beautiful, and the ancient cliff dwellings are a marvel in themselves. I've now retired to Las Vegas, and now only a few hours from the Grand Canyon. I also highly recommend a trip to Yellowstone in Wyoming if you ever get back to the States. Once you get past the fact that you are essentially on a massive volcano, the beauty of the area is outstanding, as is the wildlife.😊
I LOVE watching friends share such amazing memories together. I am so proud and happy for you guys.
As a Sorted fan from Arizona, I thought this was a great video. I love that you went to El Charro Cafe, a great representation of Tucson and Arizona.
Oh this is so delightful. I love when you all get out and have fun together somewhere. Wonderful job, guys.
Kudos to the production team, that was a beautifully shot video.
OMG that’s amazing! I enjoyed this so much. Also, nice to see the return of this red shorts. Thanks guys. 🎉🎉🎉
Your videos always make My day guys! Thanks For all your hardwork ❤❤❤
For those who remember from back in the day this is high praise.
Keith Floyd was a TV chef who went to various places around the world and explored their geography and culture through the lens of food and the rapport that enthusiasm for learning about their food gave him with the locals. It put a passion and enthusiasm for all of the places he visited that projected out of the screen and made you want to go to those places, experience that culture and eat that food.
Jamie has just pulled off a complete Keith Floyd.
I love in the north east of the US, with all the lush forests and coastal shores of the Atlantic & Great Lakes. Arizona has some of the most stunning natural features of Earth in the US, and I LOVE seeing all manner of its landscapes.
Always love these "vacation" out of the country trips, guys! And as everyone else has said, the production levels on these videos are phenomenal!
As a Sorted fan for years, I love that you made it to my part of the country. Greetings from New Mexico and glad you enjoyed the area nature --and the food!
I grew up in Tucson, and it made me so happy to see you guys up on Mt Lemmon, looking over my hometown!
OMG….I LOVED THIS AND CANT WAIT FIR THE NEXT THREE. My favorite so far out of 19 yrs, well at least one of them. Of course I am from good old USA!!!!! Well done Jamie!
Tucson! There is a crazy, majestic beauty in the desert and I was amazed to see y'all here to enjoy it!
You know, seeing Jamie spaffing it up during "Pass it On" and now planing this is the perfect example for never judging a book by it cover 😂. Thanks for taking us with you on this trip.
As a Phoenician, WTF? How can you call that an Arizona Food Trip/Tour without even making a stop in Phoenix? The food scene over the past 15 years has grown to rival any major US metro area. Very disappointed that PHX wasn't represented. It didn't even need to be the main course, but to just completely gloss over it and go right through to Tucson... that's almost a slap in the face. ;) You could have even stopped off at the Superstition area to get some good tourist type stuff.
Besides the Phoenix slight, Jamie did really well in his choices. The Grand Canyon flight as the boys first time seeing it in real life had to have been crazy. I remember seeing it for the first time as a kid. I couldn't even take it in because it was just so huge.
Haha I'm so sorry... 48 hours is so little time and there were SO MANY things I wanted to do in Arizona!! I'd planned some stuff in Phoenix, but it just didn't work out with the itinerary in the end!
In particular, I wanted to take the boys to the Musical Instruments Museum in Phoenix, because Luce and I loved it on our honeymoon 😂
Loving these! More videos of you guys having fun together and enjoying the experience are the Best ❤❤❤❤
who needs tv when you got amazing stuff like this on youtube for free
I loved loved LOVED this!!! When is RUclips going to install a Super Like button for times like these?????
Wow, lads! This was spectacular. As somebody who lives in the desert southwest, it was so wonderful to see you discover our part of the country with fresh eyes.
Its a compliment to the Sorted team that I watch these videos and don't want them to be over!
looked like amazing fun. so jealous of the survival course. can't wait to see if the others can beat Jamie.
I love when you guys do videos like this. It's always an absolute treat.
Road trips in the 4 corners region are my favorite! Haven’t finished watching but excited to see which places you hit. So much to do!
When your kids are at the right reading level I recommend (fiction) Sing Down the Moon by Scott O’Dell about a young Navajo woman left behind during the Long Walk.
Ooooo it's like the Mystery Night Out, but with a bit more. Very interesting.
I genuinely shed a couple of tears at the shots passing over the edge and revealing the depth and beauty of the grand canyon (3:50). I wish I could see it in person.
Made me feel small in the best way, reminding me that nature is bigger than us and will exist well after we're done wiping ourselves out with our small, small problems and squabbles.
It's even more amazing in person. What they likely didn't get from the helicopter is just how eerie it is to walk up to the edge and say something, and your voice just dissappears. No echo whatsoever. No reverb. It's just off into the ether.
It’s absolutely breathtaking from a birdseye view, but there’s something super special about being on the ground and looking at something soooo massive. I hope you get to see it one day!
I so wish you could see it. I have genuinely heard people say that it is just a hole in the ground upon seeing it. You deserve to see it. They should have seen some other hole in rhe grand.v
Living here, but seeing people experience things for the first time, it just brings home how much I take my country for granted. I really need to get back out to AZ for a vacation.
I really enjoyed watching this. Jamie is the sorted team member I most vibe with. Can't wait to see what the others come up with.
I feel like I should have saved this to watch tomorrow afternoon, because I'm early for work tomorrow and can't relax properly tonight, ah well, I'll know for next week. Great to see a new series from you guys, looking forward to seeing the rest of it
Yes 48 hours. Glad it's back. Can't wait to see how the others come up with😊
that was absaloutly awsome amazing!! I'm looking forward to the others video's and I hope this becomes a more regular thing
The man, The Spaff, the Legend that is Jamie!
Well done Jamie! That was an epic 2 days. I love this format. While obviously you cant go gallivanting across the globe all the time, id love to see more similar stuff. Its really fun seeing you guys out and about doing stuff as a group.
I look forward to seeing what the rest of the guys can offer for the rest of tue series.
I'm already so in love with this series! Can't wait to see what ya'll did in my home state, New Mexico!
Love the travel videos. Have been waiting so long for this series! I love how adventurous you are.
I remember hearing about the trip in a podcast episode. I’m intrigued by Barry’s hair dealing with the heat because it was a major point of discussion.
Also, this is truly like a grand event where the fun never seems to end.
P.S. We love a trip booked by a lad who’s more like dad
This is really great. I'm so happy this is a series and there will be more.
Absolutely brilliant watch , well done guys !
so happy for more SORTED travel content!! pls come to Chicago someday!
Loved this, and all of the lovely people you met along the way!
I think this is one of your best ever videos. The vibes were brilliant, gave a real feel good feel.
Wow! You outdid yourself, Jamie! Love Sorted, and this is my favorite video so far.
Only one word needed for this. BRILLIANT!
I love when you're back in the US! You make every place look amazing!
This was super cool to see! I love that you guys include the history that isn't pleasant to discuss such as the Native Americans' stories. I think this could be so cool done in Canada as well because despite being beside the US there are so many differences! Good job Jamie :D
Always a pleasure to have y'all back in the states! Thank you guys for being so amazing!!❤
Fantastic video, this looks amazing!
I love this! Looking forward for the next few episodes to see what the other guys planned. Strong start by Jamie
Love this! Looking forward to the next three installments!
Cannot wait for the next 3 episodes, this was epic
Amazing video, guys. Wow.🎉
I am SOOOOO impressed by ALL of you individually! plus I knew Ebbers was competitive but........
This is great! Welcome to my beautiful country! You seem to have discovered the best here in the South West so far - fry bread, Tucson, Mt. Lemon - well done!
So excited to see this series, I’m from one of the four corners states and it is an amazing part of the world and I am glad you were able to come visit us!