First Impressions of New Zealand - What do Americans REALLY think of New Zealand?
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- Americans FIRST IMPRESSIONS of New Zealand!
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eww I'm a kiwi and who the hell puts lamb on top of marmite
Tayla Cherry i saw that 😂
Exactly my thoughts 🤦🏻♀️ and so much marmite
lol - was thinking the same thing - marmite and cheese - yes - marmite and lamb? ah no! - and far too much marmite
taking the piss
Tayla Cherry an Ozzie lol lol lol
Marmite in a lamb sandwich. Think they were just taking the piss 😂
Yea man thats a new one ae hahaha
Rub it on a fresh fillet of snapper then fry with butter mwah
I hope there taking the piss with that. Eww. And how thick it was too. 🤢
maketu pies alday
straight away i was like "wtf is that?!"
Kinda sad how everyone says kiwis are so nice. Im from new zealand and to me its just normal. Makes me wonder what people from other countries are like. Surely we arent that much nicer? Im sure there are nice people everywhere. Maybe its just a subjective observation. I say this out of curiosity and of concern
I've thought this as well, I've been to a few countries and can see the difference but I get from everywhere that we're so nice. I'm like 'huh? Isnt this how everyone behaves?'
Hi! I’m from the U.S., Indiana to be specific, and have travelled a fair bit but live in NZ now, what I think the difference is is that Kiwis don’t know a stranger. You’ll start up a conversation with almost anyone, which is really pleasant and honestly quite rare around the world. I find the Dutch to be incredibly nice but they’re a tough shell to crack, once you get them talking though their lovely. So I think more than anything it’s that a lot of kiwis are curious and extroverted so that comes off as being friendly to others.
Druss B some countries u go and say hi hows ur day to people as ur walking and they dont reply
Hi Druss, I am a Canadian who travels to NZ and I also feel Kiwis are very friendly people, just like Canadians ! It kills me that here are Americans that don't even realize they have friendly neighbours right next door.
Its fairly typical though....
The french are really nice! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
haha im from New Zealand and wearing no shoes in a gas station is a typical thing haha
Legit I’m from here and everyone’s gone some where bear feet before
definitely @@Rosealina404
LMAO GREER HAHAHAH in paknsave it’s normal too
yeah same haha@dave carter
haha hey Melia and yeah we wear bear feet every wear @@llukecotton
It’s really weird, I’ve been to the states twice, from NZ and you can taste the lack of grass in their milk, kind of how we can smell rain coming 30 mins before.
Big Boy 92 before I moved to Australia I thought everyone was able to smell rain but no...😭
And the yogurt has a weird consistency that smells and taste fake.
I do not want to pile on, but American Chocolate AND Cheese are some of the worst I have ever had.
I can imagine it does taste different. Idk lmao whenever I think about “American food” I think of just a bunch of processed shit and artificial flavours 😂
its called getting used to the tastebuds...americans think their food is fine,aussies think their food is fine
New Zealand is not immune from tourists being targeted by nasty people but when they are hurt we tend to really take it personally and anyone who does it will regret it.
Yes we do! We feel gutted that something so awful has happened to them in our country.
Yes! When tourists (or anybody but ESPECIALLY tourists) we ALL grieve , it’s a big thing , it will on the news , support will be all over social media!
Very true 🌿
I think it’s because when tourists come here they expect to be safe. Because it is one of the safest countries in the world. And it’s something a lot of Kiwi’s take pride in
It’s so strange that what is considered “Normal” here is so foreign to others around the world, like starting genuine conversations with random people
Hint: Don't walk over grass in bare feet, run. That way you won't get prickles.
😂😂😂👏👏👏
multispork , yeah, run and really DRIVE them in!
Lol noooo u kinda slid walk, trust me 😂
Look out for the yellow flowers lmao
what? haven't had prickles in grass since I was a kid - so 1970s
I live in new Zealand... Why do I keep getting recommend these types of videos??
Because you click ;) haha. Hope you enjoyed regardless.
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh because your gangster lmaf
IKR it recommended it to me too. ...... weird
stroke our nz ego
Tyler - do you watch them? if so, then probably recommended to you more
spent a week in New Zealand, while in the Navy, some of the nicest people I ever met.
Jim Packwood Try living here for 6 years I get called a Pom everyday
Jim, Your nice! ;-)
Gaup, nothing wrong with poms- we love yas!
@@BlackSheepArmy I'm a Pom. Emigrated from London to NZ 15 years ago and never been happier, never lived amongst such lovely folk!
@@BlackSheepArmy A lot of us are poms technically, aren't we? :)
I didn’t even know that goody goody gum drops was an NZ only thing 🤣
So is hokey pokey. Australians call it crumble or something like that. I think hokey pokey ice cream is a NZ thing only.
Same here
Omg i though everybody had goody goody gum drop ice-cream not just NZ
Cam Millar thought hokey pokey was universal
Me neither! Then I found out that tip top is only a new zealand brand
So people in other Countries do not go about in bare feet? I thought everyone did lol
We live in Godzone country ehoa. No snakes or scorpions, hardly a bitty spider to be found. It's bloody awesome.
Bob Jones It is pretty awesome I love that is my shoes make my feet sore I can just whip them off and hole them it’s great.
sonny day apparently not, but I don’t think I would if I thought there was a risk of encountering a poisonous insect or reptile.
sonny day to answer that question bro in Canada against the law to walk bare foot in town cause of the Diseases you can pick up off the ground my Mrs yell at me all the time to put shoes on when we go out side or to town if I do for get I just stay in the car wait for them to come bk for real you can't walk into stores bare feet Maori in Canada lol lol lol
Haha same
The New Zealand 🇳🇿 accent was just voted the sexiest in the world 😂
Yeah, only our non hori side and non southern hahaha, so Crack up
@@talormakene1381 harsh!!! What's wrong with the Southland accent, way better than the Auckland one!
@@heidijenyns4011 Auckland doesn't have an accent, and nothing tbh you guys just roll a few letters intense as, almost your own language hahaha,
Seriously? If someone has a thick NZ accent it sounds pretty gross. I'm from here btw
Talor makene everyone in the world has an accent. Aucklanders do have accents it’s just that it not as thick as us southlanders.
The no shoes thing is both NZ and AUS. It’s quite normal in some suburbs and coastal towns.
Karen Burden not normal in the south.
Last Hope: Why not?, we have a lot in common. 🧐👍
Karen Burden we have nothing in common. Australia is a desert covered in poisonous creatures
x BOWZAR: you need to get out more.
true im a kiwi in aussie and people go to coles supermarket in barefeet.
Lol I'm suprised they didnt mention how many people go out in there pjs.
And fluffy slippers!!...lol
😂
jesscarla1 ikr I'm always shopping in pjs
Sometimes guys even wear pink dressing gowns and gumboots
jesscarla1 yes hahah
Hard to not be friendly when we have visitors like you two. Enjoy your time in Aotearoa. It is our beautiful little slice of the world.
did u just quote an Air New Zealand safety video???!!!
Clearly you didn't grow up in south auckland
@@7xXSE7ENXx7 amen
@@7xXSE7ENXx7 Clayton Ave Otara.
Actually that's not quite correct. I was 2 when we shifted from Mangere to Otara
Originally from Michigan, I moved to NZ 29 years ago. I love it here. The dairy is so good because the cows are grass fed, not grain fed. Great video!
True, D.C. - that and the fact that it's not jammed with various chemicals.
Oh, and the **coffee** here is **excellent** too!
I was **horrified** at how bad dairy products are in Canada and the US.
**Orange cheese!** Ewwwwwww...... and the bread wasn't great either.
Anyone who loves food has **got** to come here!
So you are not missing the US?
@@davidmitchell5638 Of course I miss the USA. I came here as a missionary, so my heart is in two places.
@@dawncroxton5714 are there places in the US that looks like new zealand?
@@rajkishore95 I'm sure there must be (Hawaii for example) but New Zealand is the most beautiful place I've ever been. Everything (ocean, sea, mountains) compact in one small country and the people are very laid back and friendly.
I went into the sushi shop today with no shoes lol, it must be a kiwi thing. I think it’s our strong beach/surfer culture plus we are a pretty laid back people. No shoes, no worries.
Axl Killa same in Australia really
Maori
i go to the sushi shop every morning b4 school and now whenever i try to scare my friends in de morning they can smell the sushi on me 😂😂 (in Nz ofc)
Lol what about those not close to the beach Haha.. no it's just a kiwi thing...
Akunama tata
You came with the loveliest weather here, too! Feeling a bit kiwi proud at the kindness and friendliness you noticed here. :)
New Zealand is such a beautiful country, but it's greatest treasure is the wonderful Kiwi people ! Simply the best !
Oh god how wrong you are
Kachigga wdym
yes of cures we are wonderful unlike some people - @Kachigga :(
@@kachigga586 you want cuddle?
Kiwis are polite, but they certainly are not friendly and definitely not welcoming
I'm SO glad you guys mentioned the hole in the Ozone Layer and the need for sunscreen to avoid the very real 10 minute burn times; I see so many Americans walking around all bright pink because they didn't know or didn't take it seriously.
Our country's small size means we all feel very close to each other, and we're raised to be very helpful and polite to other people, so even people like myself who prefer to avoid conversation with strangers will talk to or help out anyone that asks or looks like they need a hand.
The shoes thing is because footwear never really caught on in Maori culture, aggravated by them often not being able to afford any, so not wearing shoes has become normalised in NZ culture as a whole and is practised across all walks of life. It also lends into our very 'chill' attitude about things; in both NZ and AU, "she'll be 'right" is a common response when someone highlights an unexpected problem or complication.
Thanks for the info Michelle! Yeah the sun thing is super important. Would hate for someone vacation to be ruined just because they had too much fun in the sun. Plus, ya know, skin cancer n stuff
Not wearing shoes,grounds people,it connects them with nature,man didn't have shows at first,so it's a natural thing to us,we play rugby without shoes when we are 5 years old,summer time is perfect for bare feet, Kiwis are born to interact,we are so far from everywhere else,that we learn to fend for ourselves from a young age,and are there for others. You have to try the Blue Cod and chips ,Fish n Chips are our thing,and it's a little expensive,but have a look at Puhoi Belgian Chocolate Milk,it's amazing,so is their White Caramel milk. Enjoy your stay.
Blaming the hole in the Ozone layer for elevated UV in Australia and NZ is a myth. The ozone depletion ebbs and flows with the seasons and is over Antarctica. Occasionally high altitude air with lower ozone levels will drift over Australia and New Zealand and other countries at the same latitudes, but the effect in quite tiny.
The main reason Australia and New Zealand have high sunburn and skin cancer rates is because they are very sunny countries that have been largely populated by fair skinned people with low resistance to the effects of UV.
A place like Sydney is at about the same latitude at North Africa in the other hemisphere; it's not an environment favourable to unadapted fair skinned people. Even Tasmania, which at the southern end of Oz, is at about the same latitude as Spain, which most people would think of as 'sunny'.
Sadly lots of well intentioned but scientifically misinformed people continue to spread the 'ozone hole over Oz and NZ' story; probably because it sounds so dramatic.
PS: I was involved in implementing the Montreal Protocol and similar in Australia to remove/reduce ozone depleting substances that were causing the real upper atmosphere ozone depletion. Upper atmospheric ozone levels are improving as a result and will probably be back to their former 'normal' levels by about 2050. But even then, if you are not privileged to have the better UV protection of dark skin, it's "slip, slop, slap" all the same.
Want references? Start with something that's an easy read like at: theconversation.com/why-does-australia-have-so-much-skin-cancer-hint-its-not-because-of-an-ozone-hole-91850. , and go from there.
@@tacitdionysus3220 Yes, people are often surprised that Auckland is as near to the equator as Tunis. They erroneously think that as down under is called the antipodes, that London is exactly opposite. New Zealand is called a temperate country because of the cool airflow, but if you can get burnt in the Mediterranean, you can certainly get burnt in NZ, even more so because you rarely feel that hot.
@Michael Heliotis you're a tad wrong there mate! it's not because us Maori were 'aggravated about not affording shoes' that's the weirdest kind of racist reasoning I've heard HAHAHAH! Learn a bit more about the culture and you'll learn that its tapu to wear shoes at areas of the marae which may have created habits, not only that but as i'm sure you'll know its also a common kiwi thing to do - Maori still own shoes... yet lots of kiwis go barefoot.. Pakeha or not?! Chur. Happy Easter.
Lol, I’m from NZ and I thought this was how everyone was 😅
What country doesnt randomly chat to people love our nz
This was so positive thanks for visiting my country and I hope you have a great time
The "foreigners have to show passports to buy liquor" thing is not true. For starters how would they know who is a foreigner. You were asked for ID because you look under 25 and so needed to show ID to prove you're over 18. That doesn't have to be a passport but nobody here knows what a valid Texas or Maine driver's licence should look like so a passport is the most reliable ID if you have it.
And try the real fruit icecreams from a roadside shop somewhere near Motueka.
Theosphilus Thistler lol do u call it “Mot-chu-acre”?
I confess that I do. That's another thing these guys need to warn their viewers about, the penalties for mispronouncing Maori place names. for example _Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu_There's no excuse for getting that wrong.
I confess I do. That's another thing these guys need to warn their viewers about, the penalties for mispronouncing Maori place names, for exampleTaumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenukitanatahu.There's no excuse for getting that wrong.
@@theosphilusthistler712 😂😂😂
Theosphilus Thistler That’s a stretch, there’s no penalties for mispronounced Māori place names, or Māori words at all. There’s also a huge difference between Motueka and the LONGEST Māori word
Born and bred in South Auckland. Moved to Australia and still do no shoes daily haha Mrs doesn't know me when we go shopping. Rugby shorts, singlet and beanie is my bread and butter.
Great vid guys!!
riiCkY_bObBy _90 lmao same! I'm from Mangere hahaha and sometimes when I'm in say.. Plumpton (sydneys west) shopping center I get some eyes for no shoes lol
So proud to call NZ my home🙌😍❤️
Australia is better
@@Luke-uz9sf you wish sis
I'm not. Especially when one of our trademarks is horis walking around with no shoes on.
@@jaxo5679 😂 beats walking around in high heels pretending your feet aren't sore 😉
@@vayahslifevl-squad4497 true but you don't gotta wear heels, shit footwear is fashion these days there's so many different styles and colours and its one thing alot of people look at first when judging people. Not saying you should do it for other people, because I don't. But I enjoy buying shoes and wearing them and styling them with certain fits, it's just something that I wish people would enjoy more I guess.
Kia Ora is for greeting, Ka Kite is for farewell :D But great pronunciation so you're almost there :D
Ha ha so close
Kia Ora can also be said instead of " I agree" or instead of "thank you".
You can also use Kia Ora when acknowledging something e.g. thank you
Thank you for speaking so highly of our country. We are a very friendly and inviting country. I am proud to be a kiwi and am blessed to live in such a beautiful country
Kiwis are polite, but they certainly are not friendly and definitely not welcoming
Kiwis in the US: the reaction The first time I asked for a long black in a US coffee house? - priceless.
true!
what is it like? lol
Holly Hodge double shot espresso, tall cup- ‘black’ meaning no dairy.(rocket fuel)
It's the same if you ask for a flat white haha. I live in the US now but I'll always be a kiwi :P I found one tiny little hole in the wall coffee place in Salem, MA that was run by a guy who traveled a bunch and new what I wanted.
Burn in ten minutes? Nah, five minutes in summer.
please
one minute of you're pale
Got burnt at 7pm while out fishing... bloody aweful
lol so true
2 seconds if you're a redhead and oh boy does it hurt
I'm from Auckland (the largest City) New Zealand and most people here wear shoes. It is so cool seeing someone else's point of view of our country!!!
Belle Hardy unless you’re in south Auckland 😝
Yeah if your from Parnell or devonport 😂😂😂
@@Fasipopo1 Yeah, I grew up in South Auckland and we rarely wore shoes.
Glen Be i grew up in south auckland and it was the norms to barefoot almost anywhere. Then coming to Melbourne and living here I still do the same just not in the city and other posh places, just because I get the weird looks from people 😂😂
@@Fasipopo1 I grew up in Papakura, then my guardians moved to Melbourne when I was 16. I now live in Brisbane, but will still walk to Coles and shop without shoes. But everywhere else here discourages it (and in Coles you sometimes get funny looks). I got a warning from a security guard when I was in a mall.
You know you're in NZ when at any NZ airport and you see someone in gumboots (wellys) or socks inside jandals (flip flops)
😂
Gisborne almost everyday
Redbands are life!😂
Well I do the socks in jandals thing but only outside my own house or on the way to work. I didn't notice anyone else much do it.
Nothing wrong with the gummies mate. Kinda like spot the kiwi when international.
I am a New Zealander, I married to a foreigner. For long time I got grawed at for not wearing my shoes
This video made me giggle at how different we are in New Zealand compared to other countries. Walking in bare feet has always just been normal here because it’s just comfy 😂
Glad you enjoyed my country. We love forigners! Hope you enjoyed the rest of your stay 😊
I'm kiwi and live in Korea. Seeing my home all sunshiney bright and hearing the cicadas has me nostalgic now 😍❤😭 so glad you love our country & people too!!
Tanaya Pilisi damn you must've been away from home for a while to miss the damn cicadas, sista 🤣😆
@@sammyraaa9138 hahaha nahh just 5months now but before that was living in oz for 8years ... i dunno ay. Those noisy buggers = HOME😍❤ just like my noisy whanau on the weekends looool can't beat that right
Tanaya Pilisi I’m from morocco im single my instagram zaim 2487
When you hear cicadas you know Summer is here lol
@@tanayapilisi9420 gee been away from your homeland for that long and you remember the cicadas? Lol. You must have fond memories of something every time you hear them why you miss them. They give me warm fuzzies when I do - they remind me of summer, whanau, BBQ, holidays, swimming, chilling, concerts etc
So proud to be from New Zealand, hope you enjoyed our little home :)
When I was up through Washington State most I met thought me an Englishman - then Canadian? Then "Stralian" and then they gave up. Sounds like you did not encounter the a New Zealand phrase which equals your "Its my treat!" - My companions scattered when I announced that "I'll shout!" I have never heard a Kiwi say "Its my Treat!"
So anyway... An American, a Brit, a Canadian and an Aussie walk into a bar......
Haha or "I've got this one" or "it's all good"
Hahaha I do no shoes and dressing gowns EVERYWHERE 😂
I'm in Canada and I don't wear shoes anywhere...restaurants gas stations movie theaters etc. Its a wonderful way of life
Ew
That was the cutest and sweetest impression clip about NZ Ive ever seen. Im so glad you enjoyed it here
Great vid guys
My home country, miss it.
Must go home for a visit.
Omg Lamb ❤
Glad you had a great time
Christchurch here. Great video thanks for sharing
I'm from NZ and Its very normal wearing no shoes in NZ and AUS but vegemite and lamb? That's different 😂😂
No it's not. Speak for yourself
We have marmite. Its a stronger flavour. Oz is Vegemite.
Love this, as a Kiwi it’s cool to see that our “norm” is completely loved by visitors! Definitely feel so grateful to call NZ home 🥰
I always wanted to visit New Zealand and now I know why.
Honestly im from nz and no one here likes shoes 😂 kiwis are a special breed of human not even gonna lie😂😂
lol plenty of us never go around bare feet in new zealand but generally couldn't care less if others do
Are we even human? ;-;
I'm from nz and I like shoes...
That's not true at all.
@@angeltysonx161 if kiwis are a different breed of human then you're a different breed of kiwi
You always make such nice videos-fun, info, nature. I'm just loving you.
I dont know if its just me but seeing the girl make me smile like damn she looks really happy! And i can feel it! Amazing life you two!
We had several of the same experiences last month. The turn signal thing was funny over and over again. A big difference in eateries was, don't bother to ask to separate a check when ordering and you pay at a register where they will take care of that. I liked the water bottles at the table. Coffee definitely different, I'm sure they feel the same way visiting the US. The country is so beautiful, not to bristle any feathers, but the South Island had the most beautiful scenery I have ever seen. People were extremely nice. Fine wines without a cork was new but well explained in our numerous visits to wineries. Whatever you do, don't take a tour, rent cars and houses and travel with a couple or two. Don't get worried about prices, remember, if you are from the US, your end cost is 30% less and already include taxes and restaurants already include tips.
As a Kiwi I can say my I had a shock ordering iced coffee in LA when I was a teen, it's definitely a treat in NZ, people don't drink it very often. Most kiwis go for flat whites or something with milk, a godsend now that I know I can get them in any Starbucks!
@@joshc8838 Interesting, I'm not a big coffee drinker but some were in my traveling party. Coffee is definitely different in the two countries from what I was hearing. More about being what you are used to as opposed to what is better was what I came away with. You have a beautiful country and great people, I'll be back.
@@boatlover1875 Definitely! Likewise in Europe the coffee changes from country to country, but it gets easier once you learn to adapt your tastes. Glad you like NZ, I will be back to the States many times in the future as well I'm sure!
@@joshc8838 If you end up in the Hilton Head/Savannah area let me know!
always amazing to learn about different cultures, that was very interesting 👍
Really glad you enjoyed yourselves here. You are all welcome back here anytime!
Why is YT always recommending these videos to me... but tbh it's entertaining to watch Americans talk about NZ.
Such a fun video to watch (and informative). Thanks. NZ is on the bucket list.
The “turn signal” thing you mentioned... Asian cars ( japan, China etc) put it on the right.
European (and I guess US cars) have it on the left
Thank you for being so positive about NZ :) It's a great place to live.
I'm so pleased you enjoyed your time here in our beautiful country. And this is an awesomely made video.
I grew up on a farm in the Waikato NZ with no shoes, winter too.
A real woman!!!
Me too!
Yep. Running from fresh cow pat to cow pat when bringing in the cows for milking in the morning. Warmed your feet up. Left the feet a bit stained though. 😁🤣
Hey, as a kiwi 🥝 this was kinda cool 😎 🇳🇿🇳🇿
This is a really nice video, hope you all enjoying our beautiful country 💕
thank you - this was really nice - hope you enjoyed your stay & come back soon xx
Lol love your view on our beautiful country lol hope you enjoyed your trip
I really enjoyed this. It seems aotearoa left a good impression and I love that. I'm always curious to know what tourists think of our beautiful country so thank you for this 💜
I'm from new zealand.. and I got back from the corner store.. with no shoes on hahahaha awww loved yhat you said "kiaora" at the end!!!
Such a great video guys! Loved seeing your perspectives of our country! I cried when you talked about how nice kiwis are... after living overseas for a few years and re-adjusting into kiwi life I have to say, yeah we are :) It's a beautiful reflection though, thank you!! Hope you loved your time with T&S (they are my friends) - SUCH great hosts hey?! Best people to be shown around by, and eat with!!!
New Zealand seams like a vibe. I have to cross the other side of the ditch one day.
Do it man you won't regret it :)
Aotearoa (New Zealand) is the best little county in the universe
so true
You guys did such a great job reviewing our little country ❤
I loved this video! Another job well done guys!
Melissa Moreno im from Morocco my instagram zaim 2487
I moved to Australia 3yrs ago Im finally going back to nz in a months time cant wait ur video just reminded me of my beautiful country thank you and yes its a kiwi thing to not wear shoes
You going back for a Holiday,3 years is such a long time.
Aww, glad you enjoyed.
kyle atkinson I’ve been here in aus for almost a year and a half, heading back to NZ for two weeks this Friday, can’t wait!! Will most likely move back permanently at the end of the year wooo
Good job mentioning the sunscreen, people just don't realise how important it is to wear sunscreen here. Love your videos btw!!
Nice video, made me smile & I knew the no shoes thing would have to be mentioned
Chocolate orange ice cream is to die for!
We do ice coffee the same in South Africa i can agree with all the things you Say about NZ as i live in Auckland as a South African expat.
Tip top was sold 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Glad you guys enjoyed your time here
A great representation of my home. Thanks guys ❤️
LOL I love how Americans say "slip, slap, slop" whereas us Aussies say "slip, slop, slap".
We say the same
The ad used to go "Slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat"
I spend a lot of time in Matakana so seeing you there is quite cool
Awesome guys! enjoyed
Thanks for this Vid :) Makes me appreciate my country more :) love it!
I dont realize how good NZ is untill i hear other people talking about it..
Kia ora, Yeah go new Zealand woop woop hope you love spending your time here. Churr churr
I love that the place you guys were talking about the ice coffees is my hometown! We ever so rarely see our town anywhere on RUclips/social media!
I'm from New Zealand and This was such a relatable video, also I was smiling through the whole video, I love it when people complement NZ.
I walk in bare feet. I'm kiwi its just normal and therapeutic.
It's neither of those things, it's not normal. Maybe for you but it's not a kiwi thing.
Just stumbled upon this video. You seem like lovely people. I hope you got a chance to see the festival of the lights in New Plymouth
Love this style of video!! Awesome...it keeps getting better!
Thanks Brittany!
Omg guys we loved this one! Especially the segments about the “Oobie joobie” ice cream, bare feet in NZ 🤣 and how Kiwis are so friendly and love a good chat. Such great memories of our time with you two here 😊 Miss you guys! Sheena x
You guys made our trip 💯!!😘😘😘
New Zealand is an amazing country here, I should go there! 😉
What are you waiting for? We are always open to visitors. Hospitality excellence.
Haha man I'm a new zealander and I don't wear shoes until I get told the won't serve me until I do!
So much summer nostalgia in this vid
Kia Ora just stumbled across your video and I love it. Thanks for visiting and experience our beautiful country. you seem very fun and positive people yourselves. Keep up the good mahi (work) and come back soon 👍🏽 Cheers
Wearing no shoes in a gas station or a warehouse grocery store it’s so normal, no one cares haha 😂
Fly out to auckland on the 8th of may for a driving holiday of the north and south island , i cant wait
Im from new zealeand. Totally loved this video. You guys are fun to watch :)
Hope you had a great time here. I love the no shoes thing 😂😍.
Her Majesty's favourite Realm.
Do you want some ice cream with your "iced coffee"? Yes plz lmao :D
Great video..The people are very friendly and appreciative!I love NZ
WE're from the UK and the windscreen wipers/indicators (or blinkers) were different on pretty much every car we test drove before buying our there - plus our first introduction into the older American style clutch system too :D
That's true, every car I've owned has had windscreen wiper, indicator and headlight switches in different positions. I'd say the differences are more to do with the manufacturers than which part of the world you get the car.