Shocking Truth: Why YOU Need to Move to Australia | American Reacts
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Has this kid been to Australia? The reason fuel, alcohol etc is so expensive is because we are so far away from the rest of the world.
Yes, but it's different in rural Australia (smaller cities)to the expense, crime, and rat race of Melbourne or Sydney.
Australia is still one of the cheaper fuel prices.
MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY have lost their way compared to a lot of the rest of the countryside. Usually the people who complain are people that are unhappy with everything!!
I've lived in England, Canada,and New Zealand. AUSTRALIA is still the best!!
@@robertmurray8763completely agree! Australia has everything other countries have, but more! Only issue is the distance from the rest of the world. But a simple flight can fix that
Plus our tax on fuel is ridiculous....
I think minimum wage just got bumped up to $24.10 AUD
It seems like a much higher cost of living in Australia if you look just at the cost, but there's some interesting world studies on costs relative to minimum wages, which is a more valid comparison.
You'd earn enough for a Big Mac with 19 minutes' work in Australia, but you'd work for 25 in the UK, 26 in America.
If you compare medical costs, Australia is only beaten by the networked Nordic countries.
Average dwelling prices in the major cities: Sydney AUD 1.156M, London AUD 0.966M, New York AUD 1.2M. If you look at how many hours you have to work for the average house: Sydney 47,967; London 43,969; NY 66,667.
Statistics from 16 May 2024 from the International Energy Agency (IEA) show that Australia has the fourth lowest petrol and diesel prices of thirty OECD countries. USA has the lowest, with about an average 5c/L difference between our two countries. UK is 21st.
He mentioned Australia has 20 million people but it is actually 27 million.
I don't think his comments are accurate. 😮
I used simple numbers… to emphasize the difference between the UK and Australia. Country size vs population.. stop hating, and read between the lines
Actually, he is wrong about fuel prices. We are tied to the international price per barrel for oil, so we pay a lot more her than the USA.
The reason fuel is so expensive is the heavy sales tax on it.
@@doubledee9675 As of last report, May 16 2024, Australia has the fourth lowest fuel prices of thirty OECD countries, with the third lowest tax on fuel, but the tax rate is quite a bit more than USA (first) and Canada (third). We pay on average 5c/L more than USA.
@@Bellas1717 I'm really comparing it to what I used pay when I started driving well over a half century ago. It certainly seems much more expensive now.
@@Bellas1717 I'm looking back to when I started driving, over a half century ago now. In truth, it would be about the same, and like many I have not made allowance for inflation. In those days, before unleaded fuel came onto the market, the usual price for standard petrol was 3/3 a gallon, and super was 3/4.
@@doubledee9675 Yes, sure seems it takes a bigger bite, doesn't it.
I also don't think this guy is right but this is an awesome country
I have no idea where this kid is getting his information, but methinks he has never even stepped foot in this place.
Oh really? I live in Melbourne CBD, want to meet. Have you lived in London? Where does your knowledge come from? Just curious.
I’ve lived 24 years in London, and 1.5 years in Melbourne.
I think I’m qualified to share a truthful and unbias view of Australia.
Remember, when you live in a Country you don’t realise somethings. That means as someone coming to Australia can quite clearly see. Watch the video again
Our minimum wage per hour just went up to $24.10, or $915.21 per week, on a permanent 38 hour week. Plus, people who have a permanent position are also entitled to 0ne day every 6 weeks for sick leave, and they get paid their normal rate for the time taken off when sick. Also we get 4 weeks fully paid holiday leave per year, and on top of that, your employer must also pay you 17.5% of your total four weeks holiday pay, just as some extra money for you to have to spend and or enjoy your holiday a bit more. Casual employees do not get these extras, but earn quite a bit more for each hour they work. Casual employees get paid more money depending on the day of the week, and the time of the day they work ie:
working friday & saturday nights, you get paid 'time and a half' ie your hourly amount plus half of it on top. EG; if you were earning say $30 per hour for casual work that involved weekend nights and sundays- mostly hospitality - your employer would have to pay you 'time' ie $30 per hour, plus half ie: $15 dollars, so added together your pay would be $45 per hour for these times. Sundays or public holidays are classified at "Double time", so yep, you would get your normal rate of say $30 doubled ie: you would earn $60 per hour. Also our employers must match the rate of money taken out of our wages for superannuation - this is money that is taken out of our pay and invested for us to receive when we retire, along with a pension paid by the Federal Gov. which is quite generous. We do pretty well over here!
What the F is this guy talking about?
Is this kid sure he's in Australia !
This kid is fullashit😂
:) Yes
Everyone's ancestors were black only 50 000 to 80 000 years ago
Nah,lotsa misleading info here.Having said that our ratrace isn't as insane as other ratraces. Fuel & alcohol is expensive but I don't drink so fuel isn't a real problem,you just grumble like anyone else ! Food is sometimes expensive,definitely seasonal but is of a much higher standard than Americans are used to. Stay away from big cities if you can......large regional centres are far more liveable.Certainly housing is better. Life is terrific in Oz.......yes,you will always find something to moan about but,hey,when the sun shines & the air is clean....so what ? Research it. If you have needed skills you are wanted.If you have skills of any kind you will be well-regarded.If you just want to come speak to migration agencies,family &/or friends already here,but don't try it blindly. Research, research,research. Then come,you will be welcome.
Petrol here in South Australia as of today is $2.09 so I'm not sure where the low fuel prices came from or food. Our news has robberies, murders as well it's just not as bad as america
I love my country but hes not correct about nearly everything he said.
Of course not correct! It’s just my opinion. And is it bad to motivate people.
I’m comparing to London. And everything I said is true compared to London.
Fuel is cheaper, weather is better, people are happier..
Yeah it's not perfect here BUT it's a hell of a lot better than most 1st world countries. 🎉💪🏼
100% agreed. Australia is great
He is right about it raining all the time in England and we Australian's are happier because the sun shines more and we can get out and about more often, is it good here in Australia yes but if you come here it's going to be a hard slog for the first 5 to 10years to truly be settled in, do it while your young enough and it can pay off.
You’re completely right, I’m from London. And if you think any city in Australia is expensive. You need to start earning more..
he sounds sth african but anyway it is complete bullshit Australia is great but its not utopia
South afican and British combined accent.
Just British born mate. Parents are Indian.
G’day Dave,
I agree with you mate👍🏻
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Nigel
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Sounds like hes running from something in th uk
Have you ever moved countries? Do you have the bravery to move?
I’m a UK citizen and now an Aus permanent resident…
I can do what I like and go back and forth, and run my business.
What’s your story?
What could I be running from? If you watch my other video, it’s obvious. Overpopulation in the uk, crap salaries, and also bad weather..
Don’t know when this was made, and you gotta take into account what he’s comparing it to, that changes the perspective. The Minimum Wage was just increased to $24.10 p/hr, but there’s plenty of increased costs too.
This young man is delusional...
What’s delusional about what I said? It’s reality from someone who’s moved to Australia from the UK
Our Aussie foods are exported and most of what we eat is imported!! Check out the Victorian food bowl for an example, true
Are you sure about that? My food shopping covers fruit, vegetables, milk and dairy products, meat, cereals, poultry, wine - all of that is grown here according to the labels. Occasionally, I may buy some French or British cheese, but that would form a very small part of my spending.
@@doubledee9675 Yes, that isn’t my experience either. But I make a practice of buying Aussie. Maybe you and I eat more fresh produce and that’s more about packaged food?
@@Bellas1717 That could be the answer. I do eat little packaged food - cereal, dried fruit and so forth. Almost all the packaged food I buy is Australian, including wine.
America has the lowest inflation rate of the G7 countries. Your economy is the strongest, but while the minimum wage stays so low, everyday people won't feel it.
Imagine how many post you could make on how different Australia was if you moved here literally a lifetime man really, think about it
A young lad was sitting on is sofa he felt some thing move
He move the cushions and the was a snake .
He call the snake wrangler ,turn out the snake was a king brown. Keep your snakes everything in Australian is poisonous.
This kid is talking crap😂
Absolutely no idea at all about Australia ...
I bought a single bag of groceries the other day at the supermarket. It cost me $180
I call bullshit on this fool...😂😂😂
Petrol/( gas)was 99cents a litre yesterday in tomastown Melbourne Australia. Some promotion price alot of cars were lined up.1.75 most other servos
Petrol here starts at 91 for comparable prices to 89 in the USA.
Great video, and opinions. Thanks for reacting to it. Please bare in mind, this is my perspective moving from London, probs most expensive place in the world alongside NYC.
I'm a first-generation Australian, and my family comes from the Midlands, England. My father did the same thing you did in his 20s. He said they placed him in Alice Springs, when he arrived (came in when Australia was paying tradesmen to move here), he couldn't handle the desert and considered going back until he got his first paycheck and said "nope. I'm staying here". 😂 I think your video was excellent. Well done.
@@emmacooper1524 Appreciate your human touch with your family's story :)
The defense forces have just announced foreigners can join the armed forces, as long as you're American, New Zealand, Canada, and coming soon, Papua New Guinea. Lets not get into Asian or Indian being rejected