I’m not going to lie, Daz’s laugh always makes me laugh so much harder and makes me enjoy all of the videos I find funny even funnier once I hear him laughing. I wish I could visit the country and come hangout with the guys and watch videos and react to some with them. It would be such an amazing day and just would make me so happy. Plus I wanna leave the US and go visit there so badly before I’m dead and gone honestly. It’s always been a dream of mine honestly.
Whose fault that "scooter versus car door" accident was would depend on where they were. Some places require two-wheeled vehicles to move through slow traffic like that. The first time I road my motorcycle across the country I got a ticket in California for sitting in traffic instead of riding between cars. I noticed many, many cars in that state with broken-off side mirrors and riders with elbow pads so...
Its legal to lane split. It’s illegal to open your door in traffic. Also part of me thinks the abrupt way the doe was opened means this was intentional
The guy on the moped was doing what they call "lane splitting" it's legal in most states and countries. If cars are at a stand still and there's enough room to get through on a motorcycle or moped they're allowed to do it. They're even allowed to do it on a busy highway
Uh, not really. The only state where it is explicitly "legal" is California. 6 other states have considered making it legal and 43 states not only outlaw it, they aggressively enforce the law. There's many videos of motorcyclists getting their arse chewed up and down by an angry hi-po.
@@StfuFFS 'In many countries (excluding the United States), lane splittingii and filteringiii are normal practices for motorcyclists. Particularly in the highly urbanized areas of Europe and Asia, motorcycle and scooter operators are expected to pass between conventional vehicles and filter (advance) to the front of the group.' - American Motorcycle Associated 'Bills to legalize lane splitting have been introduced in state legislatures around the United States over the last twenty years but none had been enacted before California' - Wikipedia So essentially, California allows it, many other states dont 'disallow' it, many make it illegal. In the context of the clip, which isnt even in the US, first one would have more weight.
@@trycerlon5372 no, you said it was "legal in most states". It's not. It's legal in 1 state. And what these 2 different 2 wheel drivers were doing wasn't lane splitting. "Lane splitting" is when you drive between MOVING cars. "Filtering" is when you drive through stopped traffic to filter to the front. Filtering is relatively safe unless you run into a prick like the 2 in the video here. Splitting, on the other hand, is an extraordinarily stupid practice. The lanes on California freeways through the big cities are already narrow and some are hands down a butcher shop.
Yeah, it really surprises me how some people claim to know the laws and all of that bs, but yet they seem to make a big deal over lane splitting/filtering. For one, it’s actually more dangerous at like a red light for them to sit behind traffic and not split and go to the front of the line, cause I’ve seen numerous videos of motorcycles who didn’t filter and sat in the back of the line and had some idiot who wasn’t paying attention come up behind them flying and run right into them hard af. And also, I just don’t get why people seem to get so mad over someone splitting, like if they got thru cleanly and weren’t even close to your car, then what’s the big deal? Plus, like you said, it completely legal in tons of countries and a couple states I believe. It’s just too many Kyles and Karens out there who wanna make a big deal out of the smallest things. And even if it’s illegal, again especially at lights, it’s a lot safer for them to split and get to the front of the line than to sit in the back, but there’s always that one pos who wants to get mad. Like for one the bike is way faster than you and is for sure going to leave the line faster than you, unless it’s one of those pos who like to drive recklessly and try speeding by them and swerving at them, or like some, pull up on them at the light when they split by them and try hitting them cause they got in front of them. Like I’ve never seen the big deal of why people get so mad cause someone in a bike got in front of them. Like it’s a bike, again, o times out if 10 they’re going to leave the light faster than you and if you just let it happen it will not affect you one bit.
In many western US states, 2 wheeeled motorized vehicles are supposed to ride between traffic. So, the shitbag that opens his door or changes lanes without paying any attention to what is going on around them is definitely in the wrong. Everytime.
For the scooter vs. car discussion. At least in Germany, anyone on the road is considered like a car by the law basically. So if that would've happened over here, it would've been the scooter's fault for the damages i think. That second clip with the other scooter would be the car's fault because it was parked
Growing up the rule in our house was "if somebody got hurt, you don't say a damn thing. the first person to talk is the person that got hurt. Otherwise an outburst of anger and obscenities are coming your way"
Office Blokes In certain places "lane Splitting" is legal. It is a way to reduce traffic. You MUST let motorcycles drive between cars, in lane splitting areas.
7:04 - I've actually done something like this. Thankfully I was a teen and it was at a riding holiday camp. Fallen off horses lots so falling out of a top bunk was nothing new. Yes it kinda hurt, but at least we had carpet. However it WAS in the attic of a very large farmhouse.... and I nearly fell through the attic door that was almost directly next to the bunk I was on lol. Thankful for a few bruises as opposed to what would have been at minimum a few broken bones/spine injury
@2:14 if that’s the face she makes and reaction she has from being scared of someone just sitting there, could you imagine the face she makes when someone actually goes out of the way to scare her lol?
I can't be the only one who watches these reactions and try to do the British accents 🤣🤣🤣🤣 my daughter always says she knows how to speak british i tell her british is not a language they speak English🤣🤣😂😂
In many states its allowed to “lane split” and it’s required to look before opening our car door, to avoid situations such as with that moped, so it would likely be the driver of the van at fault.
In certain countries lane-splittin is legal. If the motorcycle rider in that footage lives in one of those countries than the person in the compact car is at fault.
Regardless of the legal circumstances, opening the door to try and kill a motorcyclist for doing that is still awful lol. It would be like me deciding to hit an old lady in the street because she was jaywalking and she wasn't supposed to be there.
@3:48 I always thought he looked like a socks and sandals guy, and he just confirmed it. I mean really, who actually thinks socks and sandals is something cool to wear, or stylish lol? But yeah, I’m glad we confirmed that he would actually wear freaking socks and sandals.
I swear for a time it was a trend in the Pacific Northwest. It was so common that I think it was either Geico or Pemco that used it one of their commercials, along with "No, you go" polite drivers and the "extra washing the recycling" recycler.
I hate for people to fuss over me if I get hurt, always have. A quick check and that's enough. I agree if you're going to do something and I don't need actual help just laugh. I'll probably laugh too.
Here in America it’s called lane splitting. The clip with the motorcycle, in my opinion it’s the motorcyclist fault because he’s supposed to be paying attention. The person was driving and opened the door while in the street, but there isn’t anything illegal about opening you car door into the street. But on the other hand if you are opening your door in a place where most people don’t open doors, he should also be more cautious. Soooo, 🤷🏽♀️
Recovered a vehicle stuck up a pile like that before, certainly was an interesting job. The guy was drunk though (the one driving the veg’ I recovered) so no sympathy from me to him. Needed BT, Police, Me, and the Power Board to come out to sort out his mess too. The first clip not the one in this video that is drunk!
Those motorbike clips are probably in Thailand. The Philippines drives on the right side of the road (the same with the USA). I think Thailand drives on the same side of the road as the UK.
Ok, so this is the last, but I couldn’t see that and not say something. @8:48 Whoever that absolute pos was that seemed to purposely o-need their door to do that to that man should’ve faced some kind of charges. I mean they seriously could have killed that man, whether they know it or not. And to be so dense and so mad cause someone was filtering is absolutely the most trash and petty thing to be mad about. Like in most countries and a few states I think, it’s perfectly legal, yet you always have Kyles and Karens who wanna get mad that they’re about to be passes and do things like this. For one, again, they could’ve killed him, two, you can tell it was on purpose and basically only cause he was anout to be able to slip thru all the traffic. And not only are you putting your car at risk of damage, you’re almost certain to be dang near totaling his bike out, and he is going to wreck so therefore you’re putting some innocent person’s vehicle at risk as well. I feel if someone is caught doing that, they should be charged severely, if not charged with attempted murder imo. They could easily have killed him there if he was moving any faster tbh. I mean it takes a real pos to do that to someone on purpose. And you can tell it was on purpose cause no one was getting out and they only did it when he started to approach and then just closes the door when he wrecks. And to Answer your question Daz, read my comment, it’s legal in most countries these days, amd these guys did it on purpose obviously. And no Mike, it’s not the bikers fault that he was filtering legally and this pos decided to try and kill him basically. Even if it isn’t legal, it’s still purposefully trying to cause bodily harm to someone just cause you don’t like that they’re doing. So yea, even if it isn’t legal, that doesn’t make it right to then try to kill the man cause you don’t agree with what they did… it’s pathetic, it’s dangerous, amd they should be charged. And the cars in the left aren’t parked, you can see the trucks brake lights are on, and he obviously was hit by the door purposefully, so it’s kinda hard for me to understand how y’all are even remotely blaming the biker when this person clearly did this on purpose. If they were trying to get out, regardless if the guy hit the door, then why didn’t they get out? They clearly didn’t like him filtering, which again is legal a lot of places, and just straight up tried to and most likely did just hurt him severely.
There are some places where splitting lanes on a motorcycle or moped is legal, but I think you'd have to be an idiot to do it. You are still required to check if the roadway is clear before opening your car door. Depending on the location the law could be different but I'd say the moped was at fault.
Here in Belgium the car is 100% at fault. 2 wheeled vehicles are allowed to drive between standing traffic. Also, not watching in the mirror before opening your door makes you a moron regardless but I guess I have that attitude because bikes are everywhere here.
Ok, last one, @7:55 but y9u can always tell someone has no idea how to pull a car out of sum or how to tow, whatever when they for one tie off to the bumpers and two, when they don’t wait and let the line get tight first instead of just going back fast and trying to yank it… Like some folks are so great at showing off their lack of common sense.
7:00...am I the only one a little disturbed by this one? The guy who fell seems drugged or something, and it's odd for there to be a security camera in such run down conditions.
You three gentlemen are Australian, yes? My sister is a travel agent - or was - prior to taking an early retirement to tend to our mom after stroke, two brain surgeries, and rehab. That's neither here nor there to you. My sister has a longtime friend in Melbourne. She has taken my elder son to Sydney and Melbourne in the past. Long flight from SFO but so many beautiful pictures of the land as well as wonderful stories about the people. She's traveled the world, many times around and made many friends over these decades. She loved visiting Australia, took time in London for school, even took my older son on travels, down south, "across the pond" (perhaps too pretentious, yes?. . .) My apologies. I'm just alone. I really enjoy your videos, as I'm certain that I've mentioned. Thanks again! Julie
@@I_AM_BAYTOR Hello! I am from San Francisco Bay Area. I would so love to travel one more time (only have visited "the Islands", as my paternal Grandma would refer the Hawaiian Islands as - don't know why, but, yeah), parts of Canada when we were kids, parts of Mexico and some Caribbean nations when I was in my mid to late teens. I'd really love to visit NYC. My sister took both of my sons there and other destinations. I was here stuck at work, but what wonderful experiences she gave to my kids. I'm forever grateful to her.
Lol ... Flip Flops (sandals) & socks is a thing in Atlanta, Ga ... you'll see it all the time, and it's quite comfy. So don't hate on the socks and sandals! 😁
People on the road, wanting to use one's couch, shower, food, etc. are, in my vast experience, are scandalous. Keep to yourself, Julie. It will not get better. (Half laughing, but attempting to lend a bit of sincere advice.)
I’m not going to lie, Daz’s laugh always makes me laugh so much harder and makes me enjoy all of the videos I find funny even funnier once I hear him laughing. I wish I could visit the country and come hangout with the guys and watch videos and react to some with them. It would be such an amazing day and just would make me so happy. Plus I wanna leave the US and go visit there so badly before I’m dead and gone honestly. It’s always been a dream of mine honestly.
And the face he makes when laughs too lmao.
They're all awesome guys in their own ways. Would definitely enjoy a pint with the 3 of them
Agree lol
Whose fault that "scooter versus car door" accident was would depend on where they were. Some places require two-wheeled vehicles to move through slow traffic like that. The first time I road my motorcycle across the country I got a ticket in California for sitting in traffic instead of riding between cars. I noticed many, many cars in that state with broken-off side mirrors and riders with elbow pads so...
Yes in California you can lane split if traffic is at a stop. You can't lane split if the traffic is moving.
Its legal to lane split. It’s illegal to open your door in traffic. Also part of me thinks the abrupt way the doe was opened means this was intentional
@@keviiinramaaaage7650 I agree!
The guy on the moped was doing what they call "lane splitting" it's legal in most states and countries. If cars are at a stand still and there's enough room to get through on a motorcycle or moped they're allowed to do it. They're even allowed to do it on a busy highway
Uh, not really. The only state where it is explicitly "legal" is California. 6 other states have considered making it legal and 43 states not only outlaw it, they aggressively enforce the law. There's many videos of motorcyclists getting their arse chewed up and down by an angry hi-po.
@@StfuFFS 'In many countries (excluding the United States), lane splittingii and filteringiii are normal practices for motorcyclists. Particularly in the highly urbanized areas of Europe and Asia, motorcycle and scooter operators are expected to pass between conventional vehicles and filter (advance) to the front of the group.' - American Motorcycle Associated
'Bills to legalize lane splitting have been introduced in state legislatures around the United States over the last twenty years but none had been enacted before California' - Wikipedia
So essentially, California allows it, many other states dont 'disallow' it, many make it illegal. In the context of the clip, which isnt even in the US, first one would have more weight.
@@trycerlon5372 no, you said it was "legal in most states". It's not. It's legal in 1 state. And what these 2 different 2 wheel drivers were doing wasn't lane splitting. "Lane splitting" is when you drive between MOVING cars. "Filtering" is when you drive through stopped traffic to filter to the front. Filtering is relatively safe unless you run into a prick like the 2 in the video here. Splitting, on the other hand, is an extraordinarily stupid practice. The lanes on California freeways through the big cities are already narrow and some are hands down a butcher shop.
Yeah, it really surprises me how some people claim to know the laws and all of that bs, but yet they seem to make a big deal over lane splitting/filtering. For one, it’s actually more dangerous at like a red light for them to sit behind traffic and not split and go to the front of the line, cause I’ve seen numerous videos of motorcycles who didn’t filter and sat in the back of the line and had some idiot who wasn’t paying attention come up behind them flying and run right into them hard af. And also, I just don’t get why people seem to get so mad over someone splitting, like if they got thru cleanly and weren’t even close to your car, then what’s the big deal? Plus, like you said, it completely legal in tons of countries and a couple states I believe. It’s just too many Kyles and Karens out there who wanna make a big deal out of the smallest things.
And even if it’s illegal, again especially at lights, it’s a lot safer for them to split and get to the front of the line than to sit in the back, but there’s always that one pos who wants to get mad. Like for one the bike is way faster than you and is for sure going to leave the line faster than you, unless it’s one of those pos who like to drive recklessly and try speeding by them and swerving at them, or like some, pull up on them at the light when they split by them and try hitting them cause they got in front of them. Like I’ve never seen the big deal of why people get so mad cause someone in a bike got in front of them. Like it’s a bike, again, o times out if 10 they’re going to leave the light faster than you and if you just let it happen it will not affect you one bit.
Gay
These accents keep me coming back. Aussie here.
In many western US states, 2 wheeeled motorized vehicles are supposed to ride between traffic. So, the shitbag that opens his door or changes lanes without paying any attention to what is going on around them is definitely in the wrong. Everytime.
As it should be.
For the scooter vs. car discussion. At least in Germany, anyone on the road is considered like a car by the law basically. So if that would've happened over here, it would've been the scooter's fault for the damages i think. That second clip with the other scooter would be the car's fault because it was parked
Fun fact: the original sock was designed to prevent blisters from... wait for it... Sandals. true story.
Cool, dude in the cement’s huffing paint
Growing up the rule in our house was "if somebody got hurt, you don't say a damn thing. the first person to talk is the person that got hurt. Otherwise an outburst of anger and obscenities are coming your way"
That car definitely opened the door on purpose to hit the dude on the moped.
I thought that too but the fact that the passenger got out to check before even consulting the biker, makes me think it was a kid who opened the door.
I love their reactions not over the top hollering and laughing love this channel
Office Blokes
In certain places "lane Splitting" is legal. It is a way to reduce traffic. You MUST let motorcycles drive between cars, in lane splitting areas.
7:04 - I've actually done something like this. Thankfully I was a teen and it was at a riding holiday camp. Fallen off horses lots so falling out of a top bunk was nothing new. Yes it kinda hurt, but at least we had carpet. However it WAS in the attic of a very large farmhouse.... and I nearly fell through the attic door that was almost directly next to the bunk I was on lol.
Thankful for a few bruises as opposed to what would have been at minimum a few broken bones/spine injury
@2:14 if that’s the face she makes and reaction she has from being scared of someone just sitting there, could you imagine the face she makes when someone actually goes out of the way to scare her lol?
I can't be the only one who watches these reactions and try to do the British accents 🤣🤣🤣🤣 my daughter always says she knows how to speak british i tell her british is not a language they speak English🤣🤣😂😂
This is a Manchester accent you do know there are other counties and cities in ENGLAND
@@drkelmentz people also say "the american accent" even though there are tens of them. They usually mean a particular one they have in mind
@@SS-pq9ci yet we can tell what state your from , yanks are clueless
They hear anyone talking English , “so what part of London
You from “
I laughed so hard when guy walked on wet cement, I almost peed on my self 🤣🤣
Fail army is the OG of complications
Lane splitting is legal in many countries and states.
Did you notice that taxi stuck on the stairs says Booby Trap on it.
I'm guessing that's an add for something, but it sure adds to the humor.
In many states its allowed to “lane split” and it’s required to look before opening our car door, to avoid situations such as with that moped, so it would likely be the driver of the van at fault.
Only 1 state.
In certain countries lane-splittin is legal. If the motorcycle rider in that footage lives in one of those countries than the person in the compact car is at fault.
Regardless of the legal circumstances, opening the door to try and kill a motorcyclist for doing that is still awful lol. It would be like me deciding to hit an old lady in the street because she was jaywalking and she wasn't supposed to be there.
I've wanted to door cyclists ever since I started driving. Bicycle cyclists, not motorcycle users. I don't want to lose my door.
@3:48 I always thought he looked like a socks and sandals guy, and he just confirmed it. I mean really, who actually thinks socks and sandals is something cool to wear, or stylish lol? But yeah, I’m glad we confirmed that he would actually wear freaking socks and sandals.
I swear for a time it was a trend in the Pacific Northwest. It was so common that I think it was either Geico or Pemco that used it one of their commercials, along with "No, you go" polite drivers and the "extra washing the recycling" recycler.
Socks + sandals = European tourist.
I hate for people to fuss over me if I get hurt, always have. A quick check and that's enough. I agree if you're going to do something and I don't need actual help just laugh. I'll probably laugh too.
Here in America it’s called lane splitting. The clip with the motorcycle, in my opinion it’s the motorcyclist fault because he’s supposed to be paying attention. The person was driving and opened the door while in the street, but there isn’t anything illegal about opening you car door into the street. But on the other hand if you are opening your door in a place where most people don’t open doors, he should also be more cautious. Soooo, 🤷🏽♀️
Youre suppose to check your sideview mirror and/or your blind spot before opening your door.
There’s bad, and BAD……😂😂😂❤️
At 8:42, California would hold the person in the car responsible.
5:48 rolled his right ankle
Yeah, that moped is filtering and not undertaking.
Recovered a vehicle stuck up a pile like that before, certainly was an interesting job. The guy was drunk though (the one driving the veg’ I recovered) so no sympathy from me to him.
Needed BT, Police, Me, and the Power Board to come out to sort out his mess too.
The first clip not the one in this video that is drunk!
I've had way worse days than those and totally sober.
The one guy walking through the wet concrete... I've seen construction workers in NYC physically attack people for lesser actions 💀
Lane splitting is legal where Im at so its def the fault of the person who opened the door
In the USA it’s legal for a motorcyclist to split the lane. At least in jersey
13:20 there's Mike. 🤣😂
5:06 The yellow bag the guy has, is a glue sniffing bag. For the slightly upper scale person they use Glass jars, but the poor use the bag.
Please guys, more Dave Attell! Preferably his Skanks for the Memories album.
Japan, Australia, south Africa all drive on the left
8:39 I think it looked intentional... some people are annoyed when people on motorcycles zoom in between traffic.
20:51 I've done that before!
Those motorbike clips are probably in Thailand. The Philippines drives on the right side of the road (the same with the USA). I think Thailand drives on the same side of the road as the UK.
@5:50 how tf does that even happen lol.
What’s happening at 12:24?? I’ve never seen that before!
You guys gotta react to the carbonaro effect
12:24 what is that bubble on her back? Is it a sunburn?
Blisters. Happened to me before. Entirely miserable experience
Ok, so this is the last, but I couldn’t see that and not say something.
@8:48 Whoever that absolute pos was that seemed to purposely o-need their door to do that to that man should’ve faced some kind of charges. I mean they seriously could have killed that man, whether they know it or not. And to be so dense and so mad cause someone was filtering is absolutely the most trash and petty thing to be mad about. Like in most countries and a few states I think, it’s perfectly legal, yet you always have Kyles and Karens who wanna get mad that they’re about to be passes and do things like this. For one, again, they could’ve killed him, two, you can tell it was on purpose and basically only cause he was anout to be able to slip thru all the traffic. And not only are you putting your car at risk of damage, you’re almost certain to be dang near totaling his bike out, and he is going to wreck so therefore you’re putting some innocent person’s vehicle at risk as well.
I feel if someone is caught doing that, they should be charged severely, if not charged with attempted murder imo. They could easily have killed him there if he was moving any faster tbh. I mean it takes a real pos to do that to someone on purpose. And you can tell it was on purpose cause no one was getting out and they only did it when he started to approach and then just closes the door when he wrecks.
And to Answer your question Daz, read my comment, it’s legal in most countries these days, amd these guys did it on purpose obviously. And no Mike, it’s not the bikers fault that he was filtering legally and this pos decided to try and kill him basically. Even if it isn’t legal, it’s still purposefully trying to cause bodily harm to someone just cause you don’t like that they’re doing. So yea, even if it isn’t legal, that doesn’t make it right to then try to kill the man cause you don’t agree with what they did… it’s pathetic, it’s dangerous, amd they should be charged.
And the cars in the left aren’t parked, you can see the trucks brake lights are on, and he obviously was hit by the door purposefully, so it’s kinda hard for me to understand how y’all are even remotely blaming the biker when this person clearly did this on purpose. If they were trying to get out, regardless if the guy hit the door, then why didn’t they get out? They clearly didn’t like him filtering, which again is legal a lot of places, and just straight up tried to and most likely did just hurt him severely.
13:45 anyone else wondering wtf THAT is?
Opening the car door in cyclists or motorcycle wasn’t in the states, that looks like Malaysia or one of those countries
That last one made me sick
There are some places where splitting lanes on a motorcycle or moped is legal, but I think you'd have to be an idiot to do it. You are still required to check if the roadway is clear before opening your car door. Depending on the location the law could be different but I'd say the moped was at fault.
Can you guys please react to qpark dances in public?
9:04 It is a little cold hearted by the car driver & they risk damage to their door. But it is definitely the fault of a cyclist.
Motorcyclists can “filter” like this car driver at fault
Here in Belgium the car is 100% at fault.
2 wheeled vehicles are allowed to drive between standing traffic.
Also, not watching in the mirror before opening your door makes you a moron regardless but I guess I have that attitude because bikes are everywhere here.
Please do “Buffalo Bills Wilde return to the playoffs (Week 17) NFL turning point”
Casual Geographic, please!
Ok, last one, @7:55 but y9u can always tell someone has no idea how to pull a car out of sum or how to tow, whatever when they for one tie off to the bumpers and two, when they don’t wait and let the line get tight first instead of just going back fast and trying to yank it… Like some folks are so great at showing off their lack of common sense.
Clearly the passenger in the suv hit the biker on purpose. Shitty thing to do.
i hate bikes lane splitting its dangerous for both
Don't listen to Dave, you shouldn't pop blisters, it's your body's way of healing itself.
First one big fan 😂💯💯💯💯
that girl @ 5:30, what an alcoholic
7:00...am I the only one a little disturbed by this one? The guy who fell seems drugged or something, and it's odd for there to be a security camera in such run down conditions.
You three gentlemen are Australian, yes? My sister is a travel agent - or was - prior to taking an early retirement to tend to our mom after stroke, two brain surgeries, and rehab. That's neither here nor there to you.
My sister has a longtime friend in Melbourne. She has taken my elder son to Sydney and Melbourne in the past. Long flight from SFO but so many beautiful pictures of the land as well as wonderful stories about the people. She's traveled the world, many times around and made many friends over these decades. She loved visiting Australia, took time in London for school, even took my older son on travels, down south, "across the pond" (perhaps too pretentious, yes?. . .) My apologies. I'm just alone.
I really enjoy your videos, as I'm certain that I've mentioned.
Thanks again!
Julie
"Brits react"
"Are you Australian?"
Jesus Christ, wtf lady.
@@I_AM_BAYTOR Hello! I am from San Francisco Bay Area.
I would so love to travel one more time (only have visited "the Islands", as my paternal Grandma would refer the Hawaiian Islands as - don't know why, but, yeah), parts of Canada when we were kids, parts of Mexico and some Caribbean nations when I was in my mid to late teens.
I'd really love to visit NYC. My sister took both of my sons there and other destinations. I was here stuck at work, but what wonderful experiences she gave to my kids. I'm forever grateful to her.
@@georgejulien3286 Problem?
Good mental health to you.
@@georgejulien3286
And, yes, that was a rhetorical question.
Look it up, if you cannot understand what the meaning of "rhetorical" is.
Wtf? Dave doesn’t look as ginger as he use to.
....i have a sock tan. Ugh....
Lol ... Flip Flops (sandals) & socks is a thing in Atlanta, Ga ... you'll see it all the time, and it's quite comfy. So don't hate on the socks and sandals! 😁
9:00 Ummm yeah that was me. I did it on purpose no regrets.
I'm still waiting for the link to Mike's only fans page. Just inquiring for a friend. 🤫😏
People on the road, wanting to use one's couch, shower, food, etc. are, in my vast experience, are scandalous. Keep to yourself, Julie. It will not get better. (Half laughing, but attempting to lend a bit of sincere advice.)