The Baseball one was about the Steve Bartman incident in 2003. This was in the 8 inning of the 6th game of the National League Championship Series. The Cubs were winning the game 3-0 and 3 Games to 2 and it would be the first time that the Cubs would play in the World Series since 1945(last title was in 1908). After the catch the Cubs lost the game 8-3 and lost the series. The guy had to be escorted out of the stadium with the fans shouting insults and throwing debris at him. his name and personal information were published online, necessitating police protection at his home. He faced further harassment from fans and the media after the Cubs' loss in the series, as he was scapegoated for the continuation of the team's then 95-year championship drought.
The play would have put the Cubs just 4 outs away from winning the game. Also the Billy Goat curse was real. The Cubs ended up giving Bartman a WS ring when they won in 2016.
And the Florida Marlins went on to win the World Series. 🥳 Funny thing is for years before, I had the nickname Bartman, because of The Simpsons song, "Do the Bartman"
I live here in Arizona and even though people say it's a dry heat in the summertime,the local news always has out of towners on their headlines when they try to hike the mountains in this heat they get dehydrated and get stuck up there 😂😂😂
The issue with Flint Michigan water was back in 2014 the city switched the source of its water supply from Lake Michigan/Detroit River to the Flint River and didnt properly treat the water resulting in dangerously high lead contamination and legionella bacteria in it. President Obama even declared the issue a Federal emergency. In 2016 they switched to the Great Lakes Water Authority and started a plan to replace all the lead pipes. Eventually, the Governor and 8 members of the city staff were charged with 34 felony counts and 7 misdemeanor.
@@jasminelav.332 Well, the millionaires in CT all work in NYC and I've never heard of a lot of millionaires in Vermont but the ones who do live there must be retired because there isn't much business or industry in Vermont.
@Paul Kostiak I'm aware, that's literally one person. I live on long island and I can knock on the door of more than a handful of millionaires within a square mile of me. Meanwhile the majority of us are middle or lower middle class because it's too damn expensive to live here.
I think someone sold you a trip to somewhere other than Las Vegas. I've never seen the Strip shutdown, especially at midnight. Did any of the signs say Branson, MO by any chance?
In case you guys don't know, there used to be a thing in the U.S. about Yale and Harvard having this rivalry on which is the best academic University in the country. Yale's in New Haven, CT, and Harvard is in Cambridge, MA. Both draw heavily from prep schools, which I guess are a bit like your "public" schools. Being a "legacy" means one or both of your parents went there, and it'll make it a lot easier to get into an ivy league school like that especially if you come from old-money establishment. The one guy with the absurd jaw and the "boston brahmin" accent (think Thurston Howell from Gilligan's Island) is an obvious parody / homage to that type; the jaw denoting upper-class inbreeding and the entitled manner and speech. The last guy on the focus is obviously someone who comes from less and is in that prep school and going to be sweating about trying to get into someplace like Yale...thus the humor...
I love when the supposed negative stereotypes are actually positive things lol. Like, the Arkansas one is funny because that actually does seem like a good time. What's wrong with creating musical art and having a few brews or snorts of whiskey with some friends? Pretty sure that would generate culture points if this was Sid Meiers Civilization xD (It's also funny because arkansas has some of the largest corporations in the US, like Walmart and Tyson chicken)
Why am I proud of the West Virginia one??? 😂 The couch on the curb, the kiddy pool, alcohol, and outfit is soo fitting. All it’s missing is a sweet ass mullet and the sound of two stroke dirt bikes and diesel trucks in the background.
I live in Montana, it's true that introducing kids to guns early is commonplace. I got knocked on my ass a lot as a child because I was shooting big guns before I was strong enough to handle the kick, I was 6 or 7 years old. This was after I'd already been shooting .22s for few years.
The remark about Flynt Mich., refers to its groundwater. The people started getting sick, then dying. The city water was determined to be contaminated, but not before there was political shenanigans during which time more got sick etc..
Ah.. I'm assuming that movie's based in Arkansas? Wondered why that scene was depicted as Arkansas, since it could theoretically fit with multiple states. Like Kentucky.
I lived in Vegas. Go to Vegas again. That's unusual that you went and it was dead at midnight. Sometimes giant conventions come to town where no one gambles or parties and that can make the town dead because they take all the hotel rooms.
having lived in Washington State for about 12 years now, I can confirm that was Dead on. Also 7 years in Arizona also dead on, Got heat stroke twice over there.
Just out of curiosity, do you guys know where the state of Virginia gets its name? Sir Walter Raleigh suggested it in 1584 in honor of Queen Elizabeth I. 🇺🇸💙🇬🇧
I lived in Chanhassen, MN for several years. Paisley Park, used to be Prince's residence, which had his personal studio attached to it, hosted private events every once in a while. I didn't get to see him perform, but he did show up one night. He was SURROUNDED by just THE most gorgeous women, but that wasn't the most surprising thing to me. I'm 6'3", Prince was a full foot shorter than me. I thought he was some teenager at first, but he was actually 15 years older than me. Super talented guy, I still miss him. RIP
Blokes, Vegas is basically like this. A tourist section where all the giant hotels and "family friendly" types of entertainment are and then there's the Strip. It's the Strip (hard core) most people think of, from movies and stuff. In the hotel areas after hours things close to keep tourists in the casinos/hotels. On the strip its active 24/7 but you do have to aware of what's going on around you especially at night. I've been to Vegas a few times and liked it, and both areas have pros/cons.
Hello from the States!!! I just recently found your channel & am binging a wee bit. This one hit hard for West Virginia. Needless to say I didn't care for their portrayal. EEeehh! What are ya goin' ta do??? You guys talking at the end pretty much nailed it for around here. As far as being able to sit out on the deck, have a beer & playing music. Watch the wildlife right outside your door.(Some may end up on the dinner table too) LOL!!! But the way this land was settled the Scotts/Irish came over & ended up settled throughout West Virginia. Because it was just like home, without all the BS. The American Indian welcomed them. Even brought some into the tribe as family. When they traveled with close to nothing & whatever musical instruments they could carry. They made sure to bring tunes along. Gotta have some music. Especially in hard times & even better in good times. There are a lot of generations that have past since then & some have tried to hold onto their roots. Others have no idea what their history even is. When in all honesty it is what they fled their homeland for, Scotland & Ireland alike. English were trying to wipe them out. Crush all the Clans & wipe out all memory of them. Needless to say....They weren't having it! The very reason they chose to live here is because it reminded them of home. It is absolutely beautiful country. Probably some of your own ancestors may have immigrated over here. Who knows! I'd say if we went back far enough, we would have a relative or two from the same family tree! Anywhoooo!! I really enjoy your channel & of course I had to subscribe. Hope to enjoy many more vids to come. Take Care & God Bless!!!
For the Illinois joke to put it into context the cubs were playing then the Florida Marlins in 2003 in the national league championship series. The cubs were five outs away from going to the World Series for the first time since 1945. A foul ball was hit into left field and Moises alou the cub left fielder was going up to catch the ball and Steve bartman took it away from him when they were up 3-0 and wound up losing in 7 games. Thankfully they won in the 2016.
@@keithwhisman Yeah, that makes sense, especially Hawaii. I have never been to the US, I’m from Bulgaria, but If I have one chance to visit one single state in the US, it would definitely be Wyoming. It just looks so beautiful and peaceful, I also like that it’s the least populated state out of all the states. What is your opinion about Wyoming as a state?
A good one for Wisconsin would have been like what they did for Peter's trip to Ireland, where they land the plane on a bunch of beer bottles, or maybe have the cow be the designated driver, cause Wisconsin is heavy to German/Irish/Scandinavian/Dutch, so practically everything we do for fun involves alcohol consumption. Vegas probably heard a group from Wisconsin was coming, so they started charging for drinks and shut it down early.
The Arizona scene is a parody of Oliver Stone’s movie The Doors. Also, in Flint Michigan the water had lead in it thanks to our all mighty and highly intelligent; governor Snyder.
Right lol I shown some love to office bloke Dave and gave a follow on Twitter, then come back and press play again and hear the whisper that came after LMAO please dont think I followed for that!
4.2K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 Thanks for the funny, digital video recording! 🎬😎👍✌️🖖 By the way! The writers of the show, are a part of the segment of the, World Population, that is ignorant about Bovine gender terms! (Ahem.) Bulls are the males. (Steers, are the males that have been castrated, or if you prefer, "neutered".) As for the females, if they are virgins, or if they aren't, but have yet to be pregnant, they are known as, "heifers". Those that are mothers, are the "cows", okay! (When Human girls call each other by either term, it would seem that "heifer", means no one will have sex with that girl, based on context. While, "cow", is about weight and physical looks. 🤔 ) The song lyric, "Get along little dogie", refers to a, motherless or neglected calf, by the way. There's an animated CGI movie, in which the characters voiced by the actors, Kevin James & Sam Elliot, as son and father, respectively, are Bovines, that must be a pun of, "cowboy", as they are called, "boy cows"! If not a deliberate pun, then the writers are ignorant too! Bulls, were shown as a different species! 🤬
Ones I definitely dont get and are actually bizarre: -New Hampshire. Wtf, do they steal? I actually would have thought the opposite if anything, that they have less crime. -Rhode Island. Dont most public beaches have fat people? Or do some places not?
The Ivy League: Harvard University (Massachusetts) Yale University (Connecticut) Princeton University (New Jersey) Columbia University (New York) Brown University (Rhode Island) Dartmouth College (New Hampshire) University of Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania) Cornell University (New York)
Flint Michigan is known for having lead in the public water supply. That is the reference. The pipes are outdated. It’s hardly the only town in America with this problem though. It is known for it almost like as a distraction so we don’t notice that the infrastructure sucks everywhere else as well. Also Detroit was the home of the auto industry back when cars were made in America. Now flint is one of the poorest places on earth, so it represents how American jobs got shipped overseas and one of the richest towns in America is now just known for poverty and lead poisoning. Watch Michael Moore’s first movie “roger and me” for way more context than I can give. I live in California, and a few years ago I worked at a school in woodland. And they put signs on top of every drinking fountain on campus that said “you might get cancer from drinking this water”. So how the fuck is a thirsty 12 year old supposed to interpret that information? The problem goes way beyond Flint. Meanwhile we just bombed Syria a couple days ago. . . Thanks Biden.
the peaches and cream is hilarious because most of us have been there “give me a kiss”... ugghh nope... then same ol line “why, it came outta u”... so does a turd but u dont see me digging it outta the toilet to kiss on... haha
they switched the water source and the water was so corrosive that it ate the lead pipes. should have seen it. the water was so damn nasty looking i still refuse to get water there and i live there
Yale is in Connecticut. Harvard is in Cambridge, MA.
you know they can just look it up...
Those aren’t real states.
🙂
@@masamune2984yes they are
@@masamune2984Connecticut is a state. And cambridge is a city inside of a state: Massachusetts
Yale is in New Haven , Connecticut .
The Baseball one was about the Steve Bartman incident in 2003.
This was in the 8 inning of the 6th game of the National League Championship Series. The Cubs were winning the game 3-0 and 3 Games to 2 and it would be the first time that the Cubs would play in the World Series since 1945(last title was in 1908). After the catch the Cubs lost the game 8-3 and lost the series.
The guy had to be escorted out of the stadium with the fans shouting insults and throwing debris at him.
his name and personal information were published online, necessitating police protection at his home. He faced further harassment from fans and the media after the Cubs' loss in the series, as he was scapegoated for the continuation of the team's then 95-year championship drought.
The play would have put the Cubs just 4 outs away from winning the game. Also the Billy Goat curse was real. The Cubs ended up giving Bartman a WS ring when they won in 2016.
Google.... BARTMAN
There is a lot of videos on it, but one of the most popular ones is Steve Bartman: Catching Hell.
And the Florida Marlins went on to win the World Series. 🥳
Funny thing is for years before, I had the nickname Bartman, because of The Simpsons song, "Do the Bartman"
So glad I checked before explaining that. Thank you, sir
The Washington State one was more of a jab at Starbucks's staff than anything else LOL
We are nothing other than Starbucks man
Harvard is in Cambridge, MA
Nope, you're wrong. Harvard is in Mississippi, MI
Obviously in Birmingham, Alabama!
It’s in the people’s republic of Cambridge
What? I thought it was in Seattle, WA…
Your mom goes to college
Vegas was shut down at 12 ? Was it during COVID? That's strange. When I was there it was 24/7.
Uh I live in Vegas...he must’ve been very drunk or as you say, it was during Covid. The strip is never shut down, especially at midnight!
@@susankeller4170 I feel like whoever he was drunk with was like, "No. Everything's closed. Sleepy time."
@@MuriKakari Ah yeah maybe, he got dirty dogged by one of his mates that didn't want to go out and was like, "uh, we can't, every things closed."
Lol... Vegas closed at midnight. I don’t usually even go out until then. That’s when we get started here.
@@Double0Kevin shut up kevin
I live here in Arizona and even though people say it's a dry heat in the summertime,the local news always has out of towners on their headlines when they try to hike the mountains in this heat they get dehydrated and get stuck up there 😂😂😂
Yea happens all the time in Tucson, people aren't used to the heat. They need to double up in the water 🤣
12:21 That James Gandolfini story was amazingly unexpected!
That wasn't Gandolfini...just another actor from the sopranos
Office Blokes Reacts is fast becoming one of my favorite vid sites. Fyi I am not Australian but a Texan with an Australian mother.
You should get texas with the flag of australia over it
They have a website?
The issue with Flint Michigan water was back in 2014 the city switched the source of its water supply from Lake Michigan/Detroit River to the Flint River and didnt properly treat the water resulting in dangerously high lead contamination and legionella bacteria in it. President Obama even declared the issue a Federal emergency. In 2016 they switched to the Great Lakes Water Authority and started a plan to replace all the lead pipes. Eventually, the Governor and 8 members of the city staff were charged with 34 felony counts and 7 misdemeanor.
Walt Disney is from Missouri. Interesting fact is he originally wanted to build DisneyLand near St Louis.
But swamp land in Central Florida was CHEAP
That's Ub Iwerks co creator of Minnie Mouse, he was from Kansas City. Disney was born in Chicago, IL.
Not going to lie. I fast forwarded to my home state of Pennsylvania and it did not disappoint.
Yep the Amish
Did the same for my home state of South Carolina and I have to say I would’ve been offended if I wasn’t too busy laughing so hard
Mine is Florida and it was pretty tame because everyone shits on Florida.
Yale is in Connecticut.
it's also one of the wealthier states in general - them, Massachusetts, and Vermont have the most millionaires per capita.
@@jasminelav.332 Well, the millionaires in CT all work in NYC and I've never heard of a lot of millionaires in Vermont but the ones who do live there must be retired because there isn't much business or industry in Vermont.
@Paul Kostiak I'm aware, that's literally one person. I live on long island and I can knock on the door of more than a handful of millionaires within a square mile of me. Meanwhile the majority of us are middle or lower middle class because it's too damn expensive to live here.
As a Nebraskan, that is probably true in the small towns.
Lol lived in omaha my whole life and I've heard lots of talk about farming in the surrounding towns so yes this is probably true haha
How’s Omaha? My cousin just got married there because his wife is Nebraska born and raised.
Dollywood is legendary
For what, exactly?
LIGHTNING ROD & CINNAMON BREAD
@@mr.rollercoasters I've never heard of either of those things. I've heard of Cinnamon buns. Is Dollywood famous for that?
@@ClayLoomis1958 no... Go to Dollywood, you won't ever regret it
@@mr.rollercoasters You said it was legendary. Why is it legendary? That's all I wondered about. If it's a good legend, give it up.
Keep up the Work guys love your stuff from North Carolina.
Thanks 👍
South Carolina here. Good stuff boys.
I think someone sold you a trip to somewhere other than Las Vegas. I've never seen the Strip shutdown, especially at midnight. Did any of the signs say Branson, MO by any chance?
I laughed way too hard at this haha
That Cubs one was so wrong. Can’t stop laughing
In case you guys don't know, there used to be a thing in the U.S. about Yale and Harvard having this rivalry on which is the best academic University in the country. Yale's in New Haven, CT, and Harvard is in Cambridge, MA. Both draw heavily from prep schools, which I guess are a bit like your "public" schools.
Being a "legacy" means one or both of your parents went there, and it'll make it a lot easier to get into an ivy league school like that especially if you come from old-money establishment. The one guy with the absurd jaw and the "boston brahmin" accent (think Thurston Howell from Gilligan's Island) is an obvious parody / homage to that type; the jaw denoting upper-class inbreeding and the entitled manner and speech. The last guy on the focus is obviously someone who comes from less and is in that prep school and going to be sweating about trying to get into someplace like Yale...thus the humor...
I love when the supposed negative stereotypes are actually positive things lol. Like, the Arkansas one is funny because that actually does seem like a good time. What's wrong with creating musical art and having a few brews or snorts of whiskey with some friends? Pretty sure that would generate culture points if this was Sid Meiers Civilization xD (It's also funny because arkansas has some of the largest corporations in the US, like Walmart and Tyson chicken)
I don’t think they really meant that Arkansas stereotype to be “negative”… Just showing off some bluegrass music in a clip that’s meant to be humorous
Why am I proud of the West Virginia one??? 😂 The couch on the curb, the kiddy pool, alcohol, and outfit is soo fitting. All it’s missing is a sweet ass mullet and the sound of two stroke dirt bikes and diesel trucks in the background.
Bravo to whomever did the bang up job of putting this video together.
I live in Montana, it's true that introducing kids to guns early is commonplace. I got knocked on my ass a lot as a child because I was shooting big guns before I was strong enough to handle the kick, I was 6 or 7 years old. This was after I'd already been shooting .22s for few years.
Yep, I was taught how to shot around 4 or 5.
The remark about Flynt Mich., refers to its groundwater. The people started getting sick, then dying. The city water was determined to be contaminated, but not before there was political shenanigans during which time more got sick etc..
Did you come to Vegas during covid? I’m from Vegas and never heard it being closed like that. Only during covid did it close down.
I think Stewie playing the Banjo is a reference to the movie 'Deliverance'.
Ah.. I'm assuming that movie's based in Arkansas?
Wondered why that scene was depicted as Arkansas, since it could theoretically fit with multiple states. Like Kentucky.
The Indiana one is referencing a McDonalds commercial between Larry Bird (from Indiana) and Michael Jordan. It is a pretty fun commercial.
Haha. As an Alaskan, north Alaskan summers are super short but southeast alaska has decently long summers.
Being from Louisiana....accurate lol. Love you guys great video as usual ✌️
I lived in Vegas. Go to Vegas again. That's unusual that you went and it was dead at midnight. Sometimes giant conventions come to town where no one gambles or parties and that can make the town dead because they take all the hotel rooms.
Harvard is in Massachusetts
These jokes are funnier because of the truth behind them 😂
having lived in Washington State for about 12 years now, I can confirm that was Dead on. Also 7 years in Arizona also dead on, Got heat stroke twice over there.
Seems like WA State is more of a Starbucks jab. This could be "Dead on" in any state since Starbucks is over-saturated throughout the U.S.
There are a ton of places in Vegas that are open 24/7
Harvard is in Massachusetts and Yale is in Connecticut. Love Family Guy!
Just out of curiosity, do you guys know where the state of Virginia gets its name? Sir Walter Raleigh suggested it in 1584 in honor of Queen Elizabeth I. 🇺🇸💙🇬🇧
the steve story about catching the foul ball is MAJOR baseball history lmao
I lived in Chanhassen, MN for several years. Paisley Park, used to be Prince's residence, which had his personal studio attached to it, hosted private events every once in a while. I didn't get to see him perform, but he did show up one night. He was SURROUNDED by just THE most gorgeous women, but that wasn't the most surprising thing to me. I'm 6'3", Prince was a full foot shorter than me. I thought he was some teenager at first, but he was actually 15 years older than me. Super talented guy, I still miss him. RIP
Yale is in Connecticut and Harvard is in Cambridge,Massachusetts.
Blokes, Vegas is basically like this. A tourist section where all the giant hotels and "family friendly" types of entertainment are and then there's the Strip. It's the Strip (hard core) most people think of, from movies and stuff. In the hotel areas after hours things close to keep tourists in the casinos/hotels. On the strip its active 24/7 but you do have to aware of what's going on around you especially at night. I've been to Vegas a few times and liked it, and both areas have pros/cons.
Harvard is in Cambridge, MA, just outside of Boston. Its named after your Cambridge.
I don't think they own a Cambridge
My father's side of the family was portrayed in the Arkansas clip. I am proud Arkansan born and bred. Woo Pig Sooie.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are in Wyoming. Definitely worth checking out.
Edison was born in OH but raised in MI and all his inventions were in NJ. That's a real stretch. And he had nothing to do with central heating.
Yeah I the Edison would have fit much better in NJ.
The Florida one would have been better for OH since it has the most astronauts and people make that joke often.
Hello from the States!!! I just recently found your channel & am binging a wee bit. This one hit hard for West Virginia. Needless to say I didn't care for their portrayal. EEeehh! What are ya goin' ta do???
You guys talking at the end pretty much nailed it for around here. As far as being able to sit out on the deck, have a beer & playing music. Watch the wildlife right outside your door.(Some may end up on the dinner table too) LOL!!!
But the way this land was settled the Scotts/Irish came over & ended up settled throughout West Virginia. Because it was just like home, without all the BS. The American Indian welcomed them. Even brought some into the tribe as family. When they traveled with close to nothing & whatever musical instruments they could carry. They made sure to bring tunes along. Gotta have some music. Especially in hard times & even better in good times.
There are a lot of generations that have past since then & some have tried to hold onto their roots. Others have no idea what their history even is. When in all honesty it is what they fled their homeland for, Scotland & Ireland alike. English were trying to wipe them out. Crush all the Clans & wipe out all memory of them. Needless to say....They weren't having it! The very reason they chose to live here is because it reminded them of home. It is absolutely beautiful country. Probably some of your own ancestors may have immigrated over here. Who knows! I'd say if we went back far enough, we would have a relative or two from the same family tree!
Anywhoooo!! I really enjoy your channel & of course I had to subscribe. Hope to enjoy many more vids to come. Take Care & God Bless!!!
Yes, Sopranos is in NJ. Edison (electricity) also came from NJ which is where the city of Edison gets its name.
I like how it says "2 minutes ago" but I just clicked the notification not even 10 seconds ago.
Harvard is in Cambridge Massachusetts.
The Wright bothers flew at the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, not in green rolling hills.
It's a cartoon
@@rickmurillo6857 And?
As someone from Arkansas I can say you would be welcomed by people who talk funny that well tell you that you talk funny
For the Illinois joke to put it into context the cubs were playing then the Florida Marlins in 2003 in the national league championship series. The cubs were five outs away from going to the World Series for the first time since 1945. A foul ball was hit into left field and Moises alou the cub left fielder was going up to catch the ball and Steve bartman took it away from him when they were up 3-0 and wound up losing in 7 games. Thankfully they won in the 2016.
6:00 larry bird .. it’s a commercial he did with michael jordan in the early 90s
I think you had to be around in the 90s to get Indiana’s. Famous commercial between Larry Bird and Michael Jordan.
*Harvard University is in Massachusetts.*
Corn is always interesting
Hi blokes, I'm new here but have been enjoying your reactions for awhile. Keep it up, loving it from Nebraska USA
Btw the Tap water in Flint Michigan is still poisonous ☠️
you should react to the cubs incident, his name is steve bartman and the incident is very famous
It's awful what they did to that guy over a game lol.
Harvard is in Massachusetts, Yale is in Connecticut
I just want to get my comment in here before I watch the video this ought to be great I love the freaking office blokes should be a funny one
As a commercial truck driver I’ve been to 48 of the 50 states and all over Canada.
This is pretty interesting, in which 2 states have you not been in?
@@GrimspecteR. Alaska and Hawaii.
@@keithwhisman Yeah, that makes sense, especially Hawaii. I have never been to the US, I’m from Bulgaria, but If I have one chance to visit one single state in the US, it would definitely be Wyoming. It just looks so beautiful and peaceful, I also like that it’s the least populated state out of all the states. What is your opinion about Wyoming as a state?
Cheers lads from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Cheers Denislav!
08:30 news of Flint's poisoned water didn't reach Europe?
Tony Sirico (the Italian guy)died back in 2022 RIP
A good one for Wisconsin would have been like what they did for Peter's trip to Ireland, where they land the plane on a bunch of beer bottles, or maybe have the cow be the designated driver, cause Wisconsin is heavy to German/Irish/Scandinavian/Dutch, so practically everything we do for fun involves alcohol consumption. Vegas probably heard a group from Wisconsin was coming, so they started charging for drinks and shut it down early.
The Arizona scene is a parody of Oliver Stone’s movie The Doors. Also, in Flint Michigan the water had lead in it thanks to our all mighty and highly intelligent; governor Snyder.
The Amish joke was gold!
The catch from the fan was a critical out in the World Series that was instead a home run
Yale is in Connecticut and Harvard is in Massachusetts. While Harvard is more famous Yale statistically is the better law school.
Right lol I shown some love to office bloke Dave and gave a follow on Twitter, then come back and press play again and hear the whisper that came after LMAO please dont think I followed for that!
Rhode Island is spot on. Spanish music everywhere and it's always wanting to rain. Seagulls shit everywhere at the coast.
05:49 .. it’s an inside joke for americans..
steve bartman .. catching a fly ball screwed his life up .. maybe you guys should react to him
Hey guys...I'm addicted to your channel, I can't believe it. You guys are teaching me British! LOL
you're embarrassing yourself - shut up
The fact that you guys are sopranos fans is good enough for me. My fav tv show ever.
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By the way! The writers of the show, are a part of the segment of the, World Population, that is ignorant about Bovine gender terms! (Ahem.)
Bulls are the males. (Steers, are the males that have been castrated, or if you prefer, "neutered".) As for the females, if they are virgins, or if they aren't, but have yet to be pregnant, they are known as, "heifers". Those that are mothers, are the "cows", okay! (When Human girls call each other by either term, it would seem that "heifer", means no one will have sex with that girl, based on context. While, "cow", is about weight and physical looks. 🤔 )
The song lyric, "Get along little dogie", refers to a, motherless or neglected calf, by the way.
There's an animated CGI movie, in which the characters voiced by the actors, Kevin James & Sam Elliot, as son and father, respectively, are Bovines, that must be a pun of, "cowboy", as they are called, "boy cows"! If not a deliberate pun, then the writers are ignorant too! Bulls, were shown as a different species! 🤬
The one where they rebuilt the barn quick twice. The men in it were Amish.
Missouri, Minnie Mouse photographer was Walt Disney.
How crazy is it that James gandolfinis son is playing young tony in the new sopranos movie
12:36 Wait, James Gandolphini's son and his son did the same swimming lessons??? How in the world
Ones I definitely dont get and are actually bizarre:
-New Hampshire. Wtf, do they steal? I actually would have thought the opposite if anything, that they have less crime.
-Rhode Island. Dont most public beaches have fat people? Or do some places not?
"The Gunfighter" is a pretty funny story film worthy of the 8 min runtime.
What the hell did that have to do with Missouri you might ask? Ub Iwerks who co created Minnie Mouse with Disney was from Kansas City, MO
We’ve legalized recreational possession and use of marijuana here in Arizona.
Love the channel just discovered it today. Cheyas!
family guy and office blokes react is the best combo in entertainment
Clint, Michigan had a polluted city water system a few years ago for quite a long time.
Vegas never sleeps.
ah yes Washington DC, my favorite state.
😂
English guys don't know about Harvard and Yale being in _New England_ 👍
The Ivy League:
Harvard University (Massachusetts)
Yale University (Connecticut)
Princeton University (New Jersey)
Columbia University (New York)
Brown University (Rhode Island)
Dartmouth College (New Hampshire)
University of Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania)
Cornell University (New York)
I'm surprised they didn't use the classic Leafers gag from the earlier years when showing New York.
Flint Michigan is known for having lead in the public water supply. That is the reference. The pipes are outdated. It’s hardly the only town in America with this problem though. It is known for it almost like as a distraction so we don’t notice that the infrastructure sucks everywhere else as well. Also Detroit was the home of the auto industry back when cars were made in America. Now flint is one of the poorest places on earth, so it represents how American jobs got shipped overseas and one of the richest towns in America is now just known for poverty and lead poisoning. Watch Michael Moore’s first movie “roger and me” for way more context than I can give. I live in California, and a few years ago I worked at a school in woodland. And they put signs on top of every drinking fountain on campus that said “you might get cancer from drinking this water”. So how the fuck is a thirsty 12 year old supposed to interpret that information? The problem goes way beyond Flint. Meanwhile we just bombed Syria a couple days ago. . . Thanks Biden.
That and about 30 other toxins.
the peaches and cream is hilarious because most of us have been there “give me a kiss”... ugghh nope... then same ol line “why, it came outta u”... so does a turd but u dont see me digging it outta the toilet to kiss on... haha
Connecticut is UConn not Harvard, that is in Mass. Also, Chicago has 2 Baseball Teams. The Cubs and the Whitesox, thus Stewie at the Baseball game...
That's why they called it "new" England.
Harvard and Yale are both top tier Ivy League schools. (Others are Columbia, Princeton, Dartmouth, Brown, might be a few more.)
Penn and Cornell are the others.
I’m from Massachusetts and it even went over my head
Indiana was a parody of an old commercial with NBA legends Michael Jordan and Larry Bird. (Larry played for Indiana in college)
The bull tells Peter to bring a dinner jacket in case they end up going to a fancy restaurant.
These state connections on the show are tenuous at best.
YALE IS IN CONNETICUTT, HARVARD IS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Flint Michigan had a problem with lead contamination in their water due to a new dam that was built or something like that
they switched the water source and the water was so corrosive that it ate the lead pipes. should have seen it. the water was so damn nasty looking i still refuse to get water there and i live there