"If it's your first lap why aren't you more excited?" DRAG HIM JUSTIN "Maybe we're confusing Griffin's personality with his soul." and then here comes Trav Nation WITH THE STEEL CHAIR 🤣🤣
7:10 A child born on a ship usually has their place of birth listed as "At Sea" on their birth certificate. Then the question of what citizenship/nationality the baby has gets a little more complicated. For nations which have "jus sanguinis" (right of blood) citizenship, babies inherit their parents' citizenship regardless of where they are born; in this case, the baby just inherits the mother's citizenship. Some nations have "jus soli" (right of soil) citizenship; in these cases, according to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, vessels are territory of the nation under whose flag they sail. Unless the country in question has specific laws preventing the citizenship jus soli of children born on ships, the child could also be a citizen by right of soil of the ship's flag country. In almost all cases, the baby inherits the mother's citizenship, and possibly-but-not-necessarily the jus soli citizenship for the nation in whose water the ship is located or under whose flag the ship is registered.
Does the baby get a passport on the boat? Probably not. In the US at least, and as far as I know this is the norm overall, citizens don't need to have a passport to re-enter their country as long as they can prove their citizenship; it's entering ANOTHER country where the passport is needed. Under this, I would expect that the baby is allowed to return with the mother under the combined proof of citizenship of the mother's passport and the birth certificate. Those two documents together prove that the baby is a citizen and can enter under citizenship rights. Then the baby would need to go through the normal channels to get a passport in order to enter another country in the future
A further wrinkle: Countries which have signed the UN Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness take on an additional caveat. These signing countries agree to grant citizenship to any babies born on ships carrying their flag, IF the child would otherwise be stateless. So for example if a refugee mother gave birth on a boat flagged to Ireland (a signatory), then that baby gets automatic Irish citizenship regardless of all other factors, so that the baby has a state. As far as I know, this convention's language means that the signatory nations don't get to override it in this circumstance, so even though Ireland has other intricate laws about right-of-soil citizenship, the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness takes precedence and the baby gets it anyway so that the baby has SOME citizenship of some kind and isn't completely stateless
In general cruise ships don't allow pregnant women on the cruise because they don't have facilities to take care of babies. In this specific example however the 9-month cruise has the possibility that someone could board and then become pregnant onboard. So this is a unique circumstance
As a citizen of Trav Nation, I'd like to know what the tax policy is, I haven't been paying taxes because I don't know who to send them to and my accountant pushes me down the stairs everytime I ask
The last time I did acid, I watched season 7 of the X Files, which is arguably one of the crazier seasons to watch, sober, let alone on a powerful psychedelic
As a viewer of the limitless show, it ends with a character making a drug that lasts forever and lets you take the limitless pill without side affects, but not a permanent limitless pill
I feel like the brothers were all right about griffin's soul. Its not his first go round, but it is young. I propose that Griffin was at least a dozen dead toddlers before his time as a McElroy
i dont think thats true unless you're getting shit that just straight up isnt actually lsd. as long as a test kit comes up good its basically impossible to overdose on lsd (albeit you'll probably have an extremely bad time if you take too much)
Boys and girls, always test your illegal drugs. You can buy various types of kits legally online and they reduce the likelihood of you dying in just such a way. When in doubt, keep it to suds and buds only. Stay safe!
LSD is just LSD. It's not going to kill you. But random drugs people sell as "LSD/acid" can for sure be deadly. Even if you trust your source, it's always a good idea to test any drugs you plan to put in your body.
I am one of the few actual limitless enjoyers out there I watched the movie in the cinema as a kid Them as a teen watched the TV show twice over I can tell you that Bradley Cooper did invent the linfinite limitless pill (it's called NZT btw thats how much i have watched this stuff i actually know the lore) but only he had acess to it
"See you next week, BABY" We are listening to Justin become Clint in real-time
"If it's your first lap why aren't you more excited?" DRAG HIM JUSTIN
"Maybe we're confusing Griffin's personality with his soul." and then here comes Trav Nation WITH THE STEEL CHAIR 🤣🤣
7:10 A child born on a ship usually has their place of birth listed as "At Sea" on their birth certificate. Then the question of what citizenship/nationality the baby has gets a little more complicated. For nations which have "jus sanguinis" (right of blood) citizenship, babies inherit their parents' citizenship regardless of where they are born; in this case, the baby just inherits the mother's citizenship. Some nations have "jus soli" (right of soil) citizenship; in these cases, according to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, vessels are territory of the nation under whose flag they sail. Unless the country in question has specific laws preventing the citizenship jus soli of children born on ships, the child could also be a citizen by right of soil of the ship's flag country.
In almost all cases, the baby inherits the mother's citizenship, and possibly-but-not-necessarily the jus soli citizenship for the nation in whose water the ship is located or under whose flag the ship is registered.
Does the baby get a passport on the boat? Probably not. In the US at least, and as far as I know this is the norm overall, citizens don't need to have a passport to re-enter their country as long as they can prove their citizenship; it's entering ANOTHER country where the passport is needed.
Under this, I would expect that the baby is allowed to return with the mother under the combined proof of citizenship of the mother's passport and the birth certificate. Those two documents together prove that the baby is a citizen and can enter under citizenship rights. Then the baby would need to go through the normal channels to get a passport in order to enter another country in the future
A further wrinkle: Countries which have signed the UN Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness take on an additional caveat. These signing countries agree to grant citizenship to any babies born on ships carrying their flag, IF the child would otherwise be stateless. So for example if a refugee mother gave birth on a boat flagged to Ireland (a signatory), then that baby gets automatic Irish citizenship regardless of all other factors, so that the baby has a state. As far as I know, this convention's language means that the signatory nations don't get to override it in this circumstance, so even though Ireland has other intricate laws about right-of-soil citizenship, the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness takes precedence and the baby gets it anyway so that the baby has SOME citizenship of some kind and isn't completely stateless
In general cruise ships don't allow pregnant women on the cruise because they don't have facilities to take care of babies. In this specific example however the 9-month cruise has the possibility that someone could board and then become pregnant onboard. So this is a unique circumstance
@@zachmoring284 Especially when they're fast babies
Yes especially when the babies are SO FAST!
As a citizen of Trav Nation, I'd like to know what the tax policy is, I haven't been paying taxes because I don't know who to send them to and my accountant pushes me down the stairs everytime I ask
i watch the new eps on youtube just to hang out in the comments section
what up trav nation woof woof
Like 5 years ago, "Michael Angelo of Ham" would have absolutely been the title of the episode.
In the White Room
With black curtains
In Trav Nation
20:45 not only is this genius, it basically recreates the “skyrim alchemy exploit” in real life
the mcelroys trying to talk about acid has me cracking up
NOW I can properly start my week.
Did drop acid for AP US History final, got a 5.
out of?
@littlesnowflakepunk855 iirc from my time in high school it's out of 5
what's UP trav nation!
Ceiling trav nation!
Woof woof!
Big dog
The last time I did acid, I watched season 7 of the X Files, which is arguably one of the crazier seasons to watch, sober, let alone on a powerful psychedelic
As a viewer of the limitless show, it ends with a character making a drug that lasts forever and lets you take the limitless pill without side affects, but not a permanent limitless pill
Heard, chef!
Michelhamgelo
How close were they to titling this one "White Beyond Our Years?"
I watched Limitless (the movie) but my memory of it is pretty limited.
the first piece of advice in this episode was actually really good and important
holy shit! the first question is mine!! thanks guys! 11:25
40:30 End of moneyzone
he heard your wish
29:23 Griffin was so quick here. I burst out laughing at the same time as Travis and Justin.
7:48 I think Griffin was going for a "dreaming of electric sheep" joke, but Travis killed it
That whole intro was giving ‘the McElroy brothers write an scp’ vibes
I feel like the brothers were all right about griffin's soul. Its not his first go round, but it is young. I propose that Griffin was at least a dozen dead toddlers before his time as a McElroy
I would bet everyone I've ever owned that somebody in this wide world has dropped acid and binged The Crown.
Keep LSD/Acid on the terrifying spectrum friend. Because unless you get it from a trusted friend, bad LSD can kill you.
i dont think thats true unless you're getting shit that just straight up isnt actually lsd. as long as a test kit comes up good its basically impossible to overdose on lsd (albeit you'll probably have an extremely bad time if you take too much)
Boys and girls, always test your illegal drugs. You can buy various types of kits legally online and they reduce the likelihood of you dying in just such a way. When in doubt, keep it to suds and buds only. Stay safe!
LSD is just LSD. It's not going to kill you. But random drugs people sell as "LSD/acid" can for sure be deadly. Even if you trust your source, it's always a good idea to test any drugs you plan to put in your body.
Don't worry guys... He heard your wish
they got me! i hated the end, but they got me to listen to the whole episode!! 😤
My brother, my brother in Christ and me
Yabba dabba doooooo!!!
I liked the end :)
I am one of the few actual limitless enjoyers out there
I watched the movie in the cinema as a kid
Them as a teen watched the TV show twice over
I can tell you that Bradley Cooper did invent the linfinite limitless pill (it's called NZT btw thats how much i have watched this stuff i actually know the lore) but only he had acess to it
Need Dracula 2!
The one-way permeable barrier is killing me lmao
8:23 Michael Hamgelo, come on fellas
Opener is the plot of cold skin WHICH I HAD TO TURN OFF
Is everything alright, brothers? No livestream today? First time I made a point to watch for it and refresh the page. Just hope you're all okay?
Can someone explain to me what the FUCK theyre referencing in the first 10 miniutes of this episode
did we get a fuckin eurovision name drop wha