I live in America. Those 2L Cokes are for parties and gatherings to share with friends :) We don’t drink out of them. I don’t drink Coke at all. But when you open the bottle the fizz goes away before you can drink it all anyway. I’ve never seen a 10L, I think that’s just a joke
Some families do regularly drink 2L bottles of soda. One of my neighbors' garbage cans can get full with empty 2L bottles. It depends on the household.
im from europe and we have the 2l bottles too. If you have a big family or a family that drinks a lot of coke those 2L will be gone in no time😂 its only like, 8 big glasses..
I've seen 3L but they aren't common, I would have said 2L was the most common, they're practically ubiquitous. I can drink 2L of Coke in a day, maybe even in 8 hours, which is the only way to keep the last part from going flat.
America is very romanticized I feel like to outside countries. As a born US citizen it makes me realize that both people from the US and other places both think the same way of a place that's foreign. Koreans think a little highly of the US & Americans who like Korea and want to live there "k-drama/kpop" dream life is just a facade. No hate towards anyone just an observation and a realization. 😊
Imagine a KPop drama where nothing happens because you’re too burnt out staying to 10 at an office, or a high school setting except you have to study 12 hrs a day
I have noticed that too that Koreans DEFINITELY romanticize the USA and you can even see that in K-dramas! Koreans interacting with Americans or in general when they get in touch with the US they feel so good and it‘s kinda a flex for them as well! Also living in the US, or studying there is a huge flex for them as well it almost became a fetish but they definitely love the US and think American culture is so cool and amazing and everyone lives freely and relax and chill but it really is nothing like that most of the time. It‘s just what they see based on movies and think all America is like thaz
it also definatly depends on where you live the usa is so big and so different depending on your location i'm sure korea can attest to seoul being different from small korean towns, it's like that here too they romanticized us because of movie/tv and music and we do the same with korea but i'm sure koreans know most of korea isn't 'just like the dramas' just like we can say the same about here don't get me wrong, we are pretty free in our choices but not every location is going to be as accepting or not judge even the people in the reality shows like 'too hot to handle' etc. most people are not that crazy sexual they just cast people who are sexual and are crazy so it makes the show entertaining we do have differences but we have similarities and every person/family can be different in how they act also as a side note, i'm not pro-gun here in the usa but i feel like koreans and other countries think it's literally like the wild wild west and people will just go around shooting if they are mad when that's usually not the case yes, we have gun violence but most people don't every even experience a shooting or at least i know i haven't it can happen but to the average person you don't need to be looking over your shoulder 24/7 thinking someone will just shoot you for no reason and maybe this is due to the fact i don't live in a large city the shooting are bad but i've seen too many people react to americans being mad and they think the person is going to shoot the other person just because they are mad and that's... a bit too much another side note is though a lot of the portions do contribute to more people here having more weight i do think in general, asians are more petite all around (height, weight etc.) even here most asians i've met are similar size to what they are in korea and other countries since we have a lot of nationalities here we have a lot of different body types too that might come with nationality not to mention we have high percentage of people who are fitness obsessed and have muscles upon muscles too over here, a lot of people like to point out the more overweight aspect of some people over here and forget we also have a lot fitness fanatics as well i honestly think it's nice we have so many differences in people (though being overweight isn't healthy and i wish people were healthy there is also people who are thin and aren't healthy either and i say this from experience of how unhealthy i was when i was at my thinnest)
As a German I used to actually want to move abroad until I found out about stuff like what was mentioned in this Video. I never appreciated free healthcare and education as much as i just did… Also proud to say we are at the top of the list in Recycling Trash
Hangman's comment is exactly why we can't have universal health care or anything nice in America. How dare we pay a tiny more (taxes are not that much more in most of these countries) to make sure our fellow human can live and go to school. Mah freedoms hurt 😢
The fact about university really surprised me, I looked it up and ~9,156,000 won in USD is ~7,000. This is actually mind blowing to me, for those who still might be confused, Korea's most expensive costs for about 4-5 years of university is almost the same amount of the cheapest university in the US (that's actually crazy). And you can't own guns out or pay so much for healthcare, honestly I already wanted to try visiting Korea for the food but I'm kinda even more convinced to just move out there 😂
Imagine how mindblown you would be to learn that most European countries have free universities or even pay the students who attend. Yeah I can't imagine starting life being like 300 000 dollars in the hole, that's genuinely just incomprehensible to me.
@@LordKeram people get degrees in useless stuff, I got a master's in Communication and I ended up being a general contractor making 10 times as much as if I worked in a field that used my education.
@@livefancams Agree and that's the issue with this system. Imo the best system is something like what you get in korea. You have to pay for school, but the schooling fee is actually payable.
Heejae is truly one of the most well read and well informed people I've seen. She's so good with words, always articulate and very well informed with what's happening in the world. To know facts is one thing, i.e the US allows guns and they can be dangerous, VS forming an opinion about it and knowing it has consequences, i.e. the US also has a ton of school shootouts so it's a double edged sword. Moreover, her opinions on how only rich people can afford education is spot on and so well thought out. She's one of those few people that see the privelege in society and say it how it is. She's lovely and I truly love her personality!
Yeah. IDK her much since I don't watch these videos much but she gained my respect for that. She's SPOT ON about education. And it's not just an American problem either, it's a global problem. Only the privileged and the rich get the opportunities for a good education. Privatisation of education and capitalism is to be blamed for this. Horrible. Education should be free PERIODT, whether school or college/uni higher studies. Knowledge shouldn't be paywalled. The govt should be keen on cultivating education amongst the youth not discourage them. So many people do NOT pursue further education due to money problems. Not everyone's smart enough to excel in studies to gain scholarships either.
As an American I thought everything said here was right on the money except two things. 1. In general I agree with Heejae that moving somewhere else likely won't have some huge transformational effect on who you are as a person and how you live your life. You can be a open minded, opinionated, free thinking Korean in Korea just like you can be a conservative minded, demure, closed minded and self conscious American in America. However, I don't think Seungwoo was thinking that deeply when he made his comment. He said he thinks individuals can express their thoughts and styles more in America. In general that is true, but here is the really important bit: AMERICA HAS A VERY WIDE RANGE OF SOCIETAL AND CULTURAL NORMS! What life is like in New York City or LA isn't what life is like in farm country in Idaho, or Montana. What life is like in a city in Texas isn't what life is like in Seattle or San Francisco. There are commonalities but America isn't a monoculture. And it's more than just city vs farm, if you move to Korea Town in California it is entirely possible you will still experience Korean culture in the ways you wished to be gone living in America. Since we are such a melting pot of cultures, that plays a part in how freely you can express yourself. 2. Korea might be fantastic at recycling but my understanding is they are AWFUL at single use plastics waste. Korea not using tap water and instead always using bottled water. At least in the cities like Seoul the trend of using food delivery services is also awful with all the single use plastics that are disposed of. From an article online about South Korea in 2021: "The Ministry of Environment found that of 3.23 million tons of plastic disposed in 2018, around 1.45 million tons, or 44.9 percent, was recycled. The rest were incinerated or buried. Of the plastic waste recycled, only 466,000 tons were actually reborn as plastic goods." Here's another good article: www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-10-21/plastic-recycling-in-south-korea-was-already-in-crisis-the-pandemic-is-pushing-it-to-the-brink Obviously this is a global problem, one America is struggling with very much so right now. But it's hard to praise Korea's recycling when this exists: "South Korea is the third largest plastic-polluted country in the world, according to a Wednesday report from the National Academy of Science". If Korea can ban or heavily tax single use plastics, convince it's populus to use tap water and not bottled water and can start using recyclable materials for their delivery food (like bamboo and things like this company makes: www.biopak.com.au/products/takeaway-containers) and Korea will be back on top, one of the best recyclers in the world.
@@ameiradiab3540 ... So just don't read it? If you've got an attention span problem feel free to move over to Twitter for shorter, more digestible posts. 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
@@ameiradiab3540 lol no one is forcing you to read every comment or even my comment. Move on. A normal person opens it, sees a wall of text, isn't interested and just moves on. You complained like a weirdo and are now saying I should comment shorter cause YOU like short comments? 😂 Okay lady, sure.
I'm glad you pointed these things out. Americans are so diverse, including fashion, entertainment, and religion. I often hear "it's American style" which usually means morally different. I guess another assumption could be that we are all sexual deviants, if you're watching popular music videos or t.v. shows, etc. However, in a single class, or work place, or group of whatever kind I think these things vary person to person. Just because you see behaviors on t.v., movies, or mv's doesn't mean everyone you meet will behave, dress, or speak the same. (I mean, these are just some other differences besides what you were speaking to regarding the ginormous Cokes, or recycling that you were referring to).
I live in California, in the US and I think the culture or mindset we have here that Heejae was talking about is more nonchalant, like we don’t necessarily always feel pressured to conform to certain standards- like not caring what other people think. She mentioned going braless, not caring if you show affection to your significant other in public, etc- which is definitely something that happens and people just generally don’t care if you look different fashion wise or makeup, hair, style, who or how you express your love, etc. It’s more accepting of those things but also very superficial at the same time. This is very obvious in LA for example, or big cities like that. Also the party culture/lifestyle is very niche here, it really only happens in college and there are so many people who don’t even care about prom, partying, etc. It’s expensive, overhyped and overrated most of the time. Life is not a party for the average American, and schools are over priced, medical insurance is overpriced and so many people end up in serious debt from medical bills and college loans. Tuition for schools like Harvard and Stanford is absurd and you generally are just paying for having the “prestige” of the name of the school for your diploma, the curriculum is the same. It’s like buying from a luxury label just to show off, and many people who have these fancy degrees work normal 8-5 jobs at the store or wherever and the degree doesn’t necessarily even matter. It’s a very disposable society and many people don’t stop to think of their environmental impact, which is a huge issue, and I hope that one day we are at a more sustainable way of living that is also enforced like Korea. I also think that the 10L bottle of coke is a joke or photoshop, I have never seen that here at all. We do have larger sizes of food and drinks, etc but these are for large groups or parties. And like anywhere in the world, people’s diets are varied from person to person, so we come in all shapes and sizes, and so many don’t even eat junk food or drink soda! Also, gun violence is an issue here, true, but Byung Eun, please don’t feel afraid to visit. The statistics are so low, and most people are just out there living their normal everyday lives and never even touch a gun in their lifetime. It’s a very interesting mindset and culture that is a blend of so many peoples, which makes us a super diverse and interesting place. Please come visit once it’s safe to, and don’t feel afraid. 99.9% of us are just like you, and there’s always going to be the couple of crazies, but overall America is a pretty safe and good place. I have been lucky enough to travel around the US and to several other countries and territories, and I may be biased but this is by far the safest and best place that I have been to. My mom even moved here from Canada- she says the people here are so much kinder and more accepting and nice overall compared to Canada. I think all countries have their own problems and issues they face, but the people are good overall here. I wouldn’t choose to live anywhere else in the world. Thank you for the always interesting and entertaining content, I love the Korean culture and hope to travel to your country once it’s safe to do so. I am also looking for a 주어진 이름, so if you have any suggestions, please let me know! Much love from California, saranghaeyo
I’m so happy you mentioned about the gun violence issue and did it very well. I think they don’t realize also just how big of a territory the US really is. Sure that much “gun violence” happening in such a small country as S Korea would be a HUGE problem but their size is the equivalent of ONE of our STATES in our territory. We have 50 states and 2 jurisdictions. Spread out as our territory is we are relatively a safe country in most areas. Like everyone else some areas are more violent prone then others. Also the right to “bare arms” does not apply to every State either. And like you said most people do not go around carrying guns all the time. Just depends one where your from and who you are. The biggest thing is we have the RIGHT to protect ourselves if we ever need too.
I was touched by Heejae talking about the opportunity to learn equally. 고마워요, Heejae Brazil is not perfect about education, but I am really glad that we have such good public universities, no fees, and I can be part of it.
The US has scholarships too, and for very specific things, and then there's also people who take out loans or get federal aid. I'd love to see their reaction to the application for that and people talking about it
Scholarships are pretty easy to Come by in the US, and they’re very substantial too. If one evens out the risks and rewards, discretionary income, interest rates, then you’ll find that most developed countries share pretty similar levels of wealth on a statistical average. Of course, it’s also about security and stability, which the US doesn’t do, being a high risk high reward society.
@@ac1455 The fact that you have to pay to receive your diploma/walk at graduation and pay to apply to schools even if you dont get in was very shocking to me.
There is a thing that companies are doing now, like walmart, target, and disney, where they will pay for your degree for as long as you are working for them. Walmart has paid for my degree, books and everything else. I haven't had to pay a cent. So there are options out there for people to go to school for free.
In India we celebrate festivals than parties...we have so many festivals... Each state in India have their own culture nd food...each state have unique language nd weather.. I am proud of my country..Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Seeing as they mentioned parties I think it would be fun to have them look at graduation parties, and specifically the Norwegian "russ"/"russefeiring" which is kind of notorious.
@@avikarathore850 When you turn 18 and is done with highschool you can either choose to be a russ or just start studying right away, when you are a russ you celebrate that your done with higschool but it's not like permanent i think you can choose how long you can be russ to. Russer celebrates by partying and they have their own mini busses that is called russebuss that's like their own place to hang around. And on Norways constitutionday that is the 17th of may in some places in norway for example, the russ might visit your school and give out russekort and russekort is actually cards with pictures of themselves but they don't just give it to you, the main reason they come to visit is to go and "dynke" the pupils so what i mean with dynke is that they throw water, shavingfoam ketchup etc. at you. And how does the pupils know that the russ is on the way is quite easy cuz some russ they make their own russesongs thay they have made themselves, and in Norway russesongs are really ell known and many teenagers like listening to russesongs. So the pupils just waits until they can hear the loud russesongs and needs to look for red busses and that's when you know that they are on theire way to your school. So being russ is a once in a life time thing, and many 18 year olds doesn't want to miss out on that, but for example me, i live in Norway and i don't want to be russ so being russ is optional :)
Also from Australia, we have a free healthcare system here unless you choose to pay for private, it's around $600 AUD a year for dorm fees at universities and the year school fees excluding books etc is around $10,000 a year depending on what you study. Though saying that you aren't required to pay off those University fees until you are working full time and earning over a certain amount of money a year. There are some courses that you can take for free or that the government will help fund too.
Oh that sounds so much nicer then my university experience! I know my university wouldn't give you your diploma if you hadn't paid your account balance off! If you received student loans you had to start paying them back 6 months after graduation know matter your job/financial situation!
@@AshNicRaw yeah, I've seen this in a lot of places, and then they wonder why people end up in debt with students loans or unable to finish their degrees. As an economy you would think all places would do it like this more as it benefits the county itself in the end when they have more employment rates
As an american who was born and raised here in america, i tell you america is far from free. That’s what those in the media want you to believe. Yes, we are free in a sense to be able to express ourselves freely, but to an extent. Side note: I love how seungwoo slipped in a little shipping moment with B & H by suggesting he buy her a dress. 😁
Hey, i'm curious aboit 1 thing, in movies or series i've noticed that, ppl usually have very awkward relations ( acc to me ) for ex in riverdale, couples parents r also couples and couples r actually cousins😅.. Or bestfriends becoming couples but then they broke up and within 2, 3 days they found their love of their life who is basically their ex bestfriend🤔.. So how much of these things really happens.. I hope, i didn't offend u or anyone😥
@@nutandhanai6338 it depends on where you live. some families still do that but a lot of people don’t because that will of course cause inbreeding and if they have children the children will have worse health because of it. even more so if it’s been happening generation after generation
@@nutandhanai6338 it's a teen drama based on fiction... fiction. Of course it isn't true. It can happen anywhere of course but things like that are ridiculously rare.
@@nutandhanai6338 that stuff happens a lot in midwest and southern states where a lot of the white people live. Not even kidding. There's a reason why we have memes that say "my uncle daddy" or when people say "only in Alabama" they marry their cousins, or they have step siblings who date each other. This is why most "liberal" states don't understand conservative states.
In Germany recycling is very strict too. Brown glas, white glas, green glas, tin foil, cans, thick plastic containers, thin plastic, batteries, cables, paper, food and garden waste. Everything has to be seperated.
Indians also have this 3L coke and the medical insurance is pretty cheap as we have a big population , the recycling of trash varies from State to state . Public universities in India start from 191746 Korean won a year and can go to highest .
The thing about soda was really dumb. No one drinks from those 2 liter bottle. Usually it's for big groups of people. For example, having it for a whole family, party or hang out. Or, you can just drink it over time. I don't personally don't drink soda anymore though.
regarding the cost of university - it is insanely expensive, but it's really a problem for the middle class. Why? The poor qualify for state or federal grants for nearly the whole amount of tuition. The rich are rich so they can afford tuition. The middle class makes too much money to qualify for grants, but not enough money to be able to afford tuition.
Sorry I am commenting for the third time lol. My husband got a doctorate in America from a major university but never had to pay anything because he got scholarship that paid for eight years of university and all of his living expenses to but that is a rare case. His eligibility was based on high school grades and not wealth
I already really like HeeJae, but after listening to her speak about the political, health, and educational systems of America as well as South Korea I find that I really respect her, beyond just liking her. SeungWoo also. I appreciate that he understands about America and about being someone who is placed at a disability against the rich. The way Byungeun speaks about these issues makes me think he comes from a richer family and though that's not a bad thing, it makes him seem less aware of the world. In some ways I hope he is never fully aware of the hardships of others, because if you can stay ignorant and happy then please do. But in another way, I know life has a habit of making a lesson out of things we don't understand. HeeJae, be sure to explain things to him if he finds himself between a rock and a hard place.
In America there are still cases where trespassers have sued the homeowner if they've been bitten by their dog, received an injury, or been assaulted. Also, though they have the rights to hold firearms and protect themselves it is still thoroughly investigated to see if the injury or death by the homeowner/Tennant is justifiable or necessary. If the courts don't believe that their actions are justifiable you can and still will be charged for manslaughter, assault etc (depending on the circumstances of course).
I live in the US. There are local collages that are less expensive for residents than ones that are out of the state you live in. Also there are grants of money and loans that can be applied for if you don't have the money to attend.
Yes but there are some degrees of education that people might want but can't get in the same way if it's from a local collage. Then you have rich bitches.
also the cost for college can change depending on what school you choose to attend. For example Jackson Community College vs Michigan State University.
Sometimes i feel like the United Kingdom is just like a forgotten country when it comes to these types of videos. I've also noticed from my experience that koreans assume almost all westerners to be American or if you're a pretty white female they'll assume you're Russian (my friends have experienced that one lmao). When i tell people that i am British they get shocked and say "but you don't look British". Like... 😃 Guys i didn't say i was white/European, i said i was British. 😭
I am from India and this might shock you My graduation cost me less than 300 dollars for the whole 3years and again i got scholarship for around 170 dollars 🤣 i can say i did my graduation for free. And now I'm currently pursuing my M.A and its gonna cost me less than 400dollars and the scholarship's worth 260dollars 🤣🤣 And here almost everyone got scholarships, 90 out of 100 students got scholarship. So scholarship is not a big deal here. Of course the colleges and universities i attend are all government aided. So its less costly compared to private colleges. And the most important thing here is that govt colleges have better professors and more facilities then private colleges. 😂😂 So, i consider myself sooo lucky
3L I'd not commonly stocked in stores. Usually a 3L will be an "off brand" in a discount store. They used to stock 3L bottles of store brand, but not anymore (Boston). The 2L & 1L are the common large size. Then the personal size are smaller, maybe 20, 16, 12oz. I don't buy/drink soda often.
I live in NYC. CUNY schools senior (4 yrs) colleges (in-state resident) costs a little more than Yonsei University Community colleges/2 yrs (in-state resident) costs a little less SUNY & other private universities = too expensive unless you get scholarship or worst loans (like harvard, yale etc-- ivy league schools like in the video) If you are out-of-state resident, the costs will be doubled per year. (CUNY) Full time & part time classes are different. If you're a part time student, you most likely will pay per class or per credit/units (depends) not for the whole semester/year cost (that's for full time students) It's kind of a hassle too when applying every semester + choosing classes, prof and day & time of the class & you have to be fast to enroll because classes' time & day per subject cannot overlap 😅 if the psychology class you pick for that time and day is gone, you need to pick a different one that may conflict with your other classes sched If you are way late to enroll, your classes might be all night or weekends or 1 or 2 class in morning/afternoon or night in different days of the week, in short, you will have a very scattered schedule. Oh some classes also have fully online or hybrid (half online, half in person/physical in the classroom) I kinda miss school though since I already graduated 🤣
Heejae for President! She just makes so much sense! Loved her speech about education. I couldn’t agree more, I’m trying to better myself, why Universities, are you making it so hard and expensive !!!!
On the education cost part, when they said it's expensive because they have good professors, I chuckled. For these elite schools, it more about networking there and the prestige, rather than the actual education itself.
In Finland, you get "paid" to study at a university. University is free, you get student benefits (although most of it is a low-interest loan you pay back slowly after you graduate). Free public transportation would be so amazing! Here students get a 50-40% discount on the monthly ticket.
Every country has its pros and cons but as an Italian whenever I listen to people talking about health and education costs in other countries I realize how privileged I am
I respect Heejae for saying all people should be provided equal opportunity for education. Education system EVERYWHERE is balanced TOWARD the rich. Poor people do not get the same opportunity as the privileged ones anywhere. Privatised education is the one of worst thing to happen ever.
In Italy health care services are free ( unless you go to private a clinic...obviously). Regarding education, university fees are usually a bit high but we have a lot of possibilities to pay less like scholarships and reduction fees (depending on your incomes).
It actually does depend where you live where I live it’s very diverse which is nice a lot girls can go braless nobody truly cares a lot people have their own unique style and opinions. I used live in an all white neighborhood and it sucked i felt like I couldn’t do anything without getting judged but now that I live with in a diverse neighborhood everything is chill
Hi, thanks for your video, it was very interesting, I learned something new today. I live in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico and I just wanted to mention that many people from the United States usually come to Mexico to study due to the high costs of their universities. I'm not sure, but I think that the best universities in the country cost at most 10,000 dollars per semester, but Mexico also has many renowned public universities. For example, my university (UABCS) is well known for its degree in marine biology (people from all over the world come here to study), and per semester they usually charge less than 200 dollars (although I understand that foreigners have to pay double, even so, it's still cheap) Not to mention that life in Mexico is much cheaper, for example; beef usually costs less than 10 dollars per kilo, when it is mango season it can cost less than 1 dollar per kilo as well as many other fruits and vegetables such as oranges, lemons, watermelons, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, etc. In the same way, the medical service in Mexico is not so bad and it is cheaper, people from the United States and Canada as well as from European countries come to be treated here because of that.
I am from New Zealand. Here education is free for 5-17 year Olds and subsidized for 3-4 year Olds. For university it depends on what you study to how expensive it is. Most course are between $7000 -$8000NZD. Teaching is $6000 and aviation is $52000. Health care is free for children under the age of 18 years old, and pregnant women (if the care relates to the pregnancy). Guns, we have them but you need a license to legally own a gun.
In the US, yes universities are expensive. However, we do have community colleges and trade schools. So can still get a higher education and learn skills for employment.
Also I don’t carry a gun and none of my friends carry guns. We do have a problem with shootings in schools but most citizens are not carrying guns in their pockets. You’re not allowed to have them in some buildings and you have to have a license to carry.
I always felt Heejae reminds me of someone and I just realized she looks like Song Jiah from Dad where are you going show , they look similar even in voice and character 😅💕
Okay so there are a few things I want to address as an American-- If you live in the South in America it is VERY conservative. Teenagers are taught that the only birth control that exists is not having sex. Teaching kids safe sex is not allowed. So it is not as open as you think all over in America. Yes Coke can be huge, and the snacks are huge, but most of our food is filled with sugar becomes it makes them cheaper to put on the grocery shelves. So even if you are trying not to eat poorly, but you don't have a lot of money to buy fresh vegetables and meat, you are going to have bad health and obesity. Everything you read about healthcare is true. Guns-- this is controversial in America, but I want to put some context in Korea almost every male has to do military service where you learn how to use a firearm properly and safely. We have no equivalent in the US. Anyone can own a large firearm and in some states you don't even need training to do so. This can be very scary. BUT The likelyhood of someone pulling a random gun on you is not high. Our police are also highly armed. Even non Ivy league schools are out of reach for people. Most Americans are not wealthy. And the numbers you are looking at are for tuition, not room and board, fees, or mandatory food plans. Many students come out after working 2 jobs, scholarships and going to school with a massive amount of school debt. Scholarship money is not as plentiful as you think. If you are a graduate student, you are not allowed to work outside of the school and your debt goes higher. This is not because we have the best professors, professors are not paid highly in most departments. Close to 40% of the college professors you will have at ANY school in America are adjunct or non tenure track. These professors often live without health insurance and are paid very very little money. For 10 years I made less that $20,000 a year. Most schools do not want to hire full time or tenure track professors. Most of this goes to the way the schools are made to feel like a resort and to pay for sports teams, and the upper administration. Parties and social life. Unless you are in college, there really aren't many parties y'all we barely have places to go dance outside of big cities. There are great things about living in America, but many people outside of America don't understand that education, health, wealth disparity and safety are wildly exaggerated in movies that we make here. America is beautiful, you can have any faith you want, we dress in different and interesting ways, and while racism, homophobia, and sexism exists-- we are more diverse and open than many other countries, and we celebrate those differences. Also generally, people are polite to each other and show small kindnesses to strangers.
in the UK all hospitals are free paid for out of tax. As for recycling the local council comes around once a week and picks it up outside everybody house. stop with america and look at United kingdom
About the recycling, my apartment doesn't even offer recycling. I often save what I can recycle and bring it to my mother's house. Not only is it made difficult to recycle many places but it's very limited where it is available.
I'm a 33 year old mom of 3 who is born and raised in the US. I never wear a bra. My saggy milk bags are mine and I hate bras and if I don't have to wear one I'm not. Screw bras. If someone gives me.side eye. I .do.not.care. lol. I also conceal carry a firearm for protection most occasions. I've had proper training along with a majority of gun owners. I'm sure people in Ukraine wish they had firearms right about now. Js. I did all my schooling for under $20,000 with community College then uni and scholarships. State wide each health care provisions are different, in Florida my children are covered for an affordable price, and my husband and I have crummier health insurance but its nearly free and covers most of our stuff at our age. Recycling is a joke. Most of our recycling that people do is shipped overseas to be burned anyway and very little is ACTUALLY recycled. Unfortunately. I have NEVER seen a 10L coke before. And even a 3 liter is used for families or parties.
In Kalamazoo, Michigan we verve the Kalamazoo Promise. This is where if you go to a Kalamazoo Public School and live in Kalamazoo for all of the 12 grades you get to go to any college in Michigan for free. It is also prorated if you don't go all 12 years. We had a lot of people move here because of that.
If covid is over, i think it will be interesting for them to do vlog content around the world since the channel named awesome world 🤭 Not like everyday or every month, just do it like 2 months per year so you can still have many content left since y'all gonna travel around the world lol
You're correct. It seems as if thei ' awesome world ' is limited to the US America. It would be great if they took the time to feature other countries .
What about trying to see how India is??? I think there might be many similarities And Differences too😅 But would love to see their reaction specially on different religions diversity n cultures and.. specially many different foods n styles n types of foods in different culture n states 😅😂😂 Jebal🙏 Gumawoyo,Gamsahamnida Take care team Awesome World and stay safe😊😀
As a born and raised middle class American in a red state though I myself am a Democrat, let me clarify a few things. 1. I have NEVER seen larger than a 3 liter of soda. Yes, America has an obesity problem. But it isn’t just a “bigger portions are available” problem. It’s also a poverty issue, because fresh and health food is expensive. 2. Medical care is crazy expensive, from before you are born until after you die. Specific examples: we just buried my dad and his funeral was over $11,000. My migraine medication that I need frequently is over $1000 for 9 pills. Luckily I have Medicaid. My niece was born at 23 weeks gestation, weighing 1 lb, 4 oz. She was in the hospital for 137 days, enduring heart surgery, hernia surgery, laser eye surgery, had 5cm of bowel removed. The medical bills my brother received was over $2,000,000. We are fortunate that she was born close to a Kosair hospital (which runs on donations and grants so that parents never have to worry about paying the medical bills. A sick child is bad enough.). Many people cannot afford medical care, which also lends to the obesity problem. Many people go out of their way to avoid going to doctors for anything not life or death. 3. I went to a local community college and obtained my Associate’s Degree after 3 1/2 years. I owe $18,000+ in student debt. My sister and SIL both have Masters Degrees. Both have been trying to pay them off for years and still owe upwards of $50,000. Getting a degree in no way guarantees you’ll get a job. Actually, with how low minimum wage is and the type of experience many jobs require, many of the people who actually manage to pay off their student debt are ones who manage to make it to the top 10% of jobs that pay. With inflation and the cost of living in many places, the old ideals of buying homes, cars, starting families or getting married are things many millennials have started seeing as less of a goal than just getting out of the crushing debt we leave school with. It’s very disheartening to be saddled with thousands in debt before you can even get a good job. 4. Am I the only American who got the shivers when they started pointing guns? Guns aren’t fun and games. Not here. Too many tragedies start and end with guns. If you see someone with a gun out, you run. Growing up in the age of school shootings, you learn to enter places and immediately clock the exits. Or if you are like me, play a mental scenario of “if someone came in through there, where would I go?” Freedom isn’t free. We have nice things here. But we also have a shit ton of not nice things.
I don't know if the UK government still offers this, but when I was applying for university, the government offered to pay for tuition costs to low income families. They really wanted to offer equal opportunity to students back then :)
Sorry for the essay - but you asked ;) The UK has 3 different education systems and 3 different ways to approach tuition fees. In England and Wales fees are capped at £9,250 per annum. In Scotland, they are free for students living in Scotland- but the number of students is capped so they can allocate enough places to overseas students who pay for tuition in full. So a student in Scotland who gets a place at a Scottish Uni is doing well BUT it does mean there are fewer places for local students. Two different approaches and not sure which one is better. I believe in Northern Ireland fees are capped at about £4,500 but I don't know their system so well.
@@Alan_Mac Thanks! definitely alot more complicated now than when i was at Uni. My tuition fees were completely paid off by teh government (EEngland). I remember that in England we had a similar policy as Scotland until the government decided to increase the tuition fees.
@@nosheenyounus6087 MUCH more complicated! I'm originally from Scotland but went to Uni in London and got my fees paid AND a full maintenance grant (I'd worked for 4 years prior) so could go through Uni without parental support. The Scottish administration no longer pays tuition for students going to Uni in England (sadly) and maintenance grants are a thing of the past. PLUS I have three kids at Uni in England right now so not only are they racking up £9,250 per annum of future debt BUT I have to support their living costs! No wonder I'm poor! You really touched a raw nerve.
One of the TryGuys (Ned specifically) went to Harvard and he had a hell of a time getting a job. He worked at buzzfeed. So really here in the US having a degree doesn't make you a hard worker.
@@zhjojo99 Dang it I remember that now haha thank you for the correction❤️ it's so crazy how important a college degree is in other countries but here in the US I have a degree in criminal psychology and I used it for 3 years but once I moved I make more money outside of my degree than with it.😊
On the points about law, things like guns, self-defense, recycling, etc... these things are very very different from state to state. Something I see a lot of people having a hard time understanding is how BIG and varied USA is. It's all very tainted by romanticised and dramaticised multi-media. Of course, the reverse is also true. Something I'd love to see is an interview between the Giggle cast and a fairly liberal Californian vs. a more conservative Texan, or maybe a New Yorker vs Floridian.
4:07 those biggggg bottles aren’t for single sittings. They’re meant to be stored and served over the course of a couple days or weeks. They’re also good for parties.
Anniyong haseyo, I am from Bhutan 🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹. We are also the spicy food lover like Korean. We do have coco cola but doesn't drink that much..And also our country is small but we are given free education and healthcare services. We preserve our environment very nicely...A huge love from Bhutan 🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹
I was born and raised in America. This country isn't as free as you think. America is also far behind other countries in education and technology. Education here has truly become a commercial business. The cost is extremely high, and many can't even get jobs in their chosen field of study. Many are left with student loan debt that they have to pay on for the rest of their lives. The standard sizes for Coke here are 12oz, 1 liter, and 2 liter. That super huge Coke is something I have never seen and I am over 40 years old.
That large bottle of Coke, never met anyone that drank that themselves. I buy that size if I’m having a party and pour into glasses. After putting 2 boys through college, there a many scholarships that students can apply for as well as financial aid. Both of my boys received scholarships and they received financial aid as the college took our income as consideration. This brought the cost down a lot. Both colleges said there is so much financial aid that they give out themselves but nobody applies for it. Going to a trade school and learning a trade(plumbing, electrician and such) needs to be promoted as well,as they are high paying jobs.
04:56 USA Health Care insurance is expensive for those who are self-employed. But for mothers who are unemployed taking care of minors had 100% Free Health Care Insurance. An unemployed mother is free of hospital bills to give birth to any type of hospital, by Federal Law. US Companies that have more than 50 full-time employees by law are required to provide health care insurance. Employees who choose Medicare HMO are partially free but those who opt to select PPO have to pay something based on the plan. Also, retired Senior Citizens are 100% free of Health Care Insurance if they paid Medicare taxes for at least 10 years before retirement.
I am so happy and glad that in my country education is free! Even people from other countries come to mine to studying 💗 ( I am from Argentina, Latin America)
In UAE or let’s say dubai, we have free healthcare at public hospitals and clinics. And if you work for the government, military or the police you get health insurance for the whole family. when it comes to education it’s also free at public schools. But of course if you went to a private hospital or school you have to pay!
Hiiii!!! I love watching you three together so much, Y'all are very fun together. I would love to hang out with y'all as you can tell from how y'all act in the videos that y'all all have very fun personalities. I live in America, more specifically in Louisiana and College tuition is very expensive here even though we are second only to Mississippi in poorness. Although I have a full scholarship for college, there's still many, many more things that you'll end up having to pay for like dorm rooms, which shouldn't be as expensive as they are, because some people don't have anywhere else to stay so they have to stay in the dorms. If it's too much money they'll end up having to work a lot and that in turn will end up taking their focus away from their studies and their grades will end up dropping so they might just end up dropping out of college. It's a lot to handle and the scholarships do make it just a tad bit easier. On a different note, we do have ridiculously giant-sized foods and drinks mainly for large get togethers for families or parties.
I live in Europe and my college is cheap. I only pay around 10$ a semester. But I go to a public college. A private college you have to pay around 3000€ (a year) I think.
Woahh it was so much fun to like compare the differences between germany korea and the Us, also we got 2l coke in germany too hahah so its not an american thing 😌 loved the video keep up the good work 👍
As a female physician who went to medical school in America, I received scholarships that paid for of the cost. I was considered an exchange student being from Canada and I got extra help being an Eskimo, (yes I still use that term) if I had, had to pay myself, there is no way I could have afforded the cost. My son is Korean/Eskimo/American who now lives and works in Korea and the cost of his schooling was much less in Korea than it would have been in the states. Next year he'll return to the states for college and had we not started saving since his birth, there's no way, I could afford it. He's even going to to go the same school/university I did, and it gave a discount for that. As for the large coke, that's just for serving at gatherings.
Seungwoo Florida its more Latin than Latin America hahahahahaha That's why you loved it so much hahahaha You should come here. I'll be more than glad to welcome you in Buenos Aires Argentina 💕
About Harvard university the expenses are ofc very high but aside from scholarships if your family's income is less than $75,000, you'll pay nothing. Families who earn more than $150,000 may still qualify for financial aid. For more than 90% of American families, Harvard costs less than a public university.
recycling is actually the duty of a state county as they do the processing. they usually take Plastic, Cardboard, Glass, Metal, and some electronics depending. Food recycling is for the compost pile as food scraps usually go there for a garden or a yard. some stuff we just can't recycle at all like clothes as polyester is plastic but can't be used again.
Byungeon really just lives in his own world and will just butt into the conversation when he has a thought come to mind. 😭
I’m so so astonished as how intelligent HeeJae is. She is extremely smart. Even the way she says things is completely amazing
@Karl with a K omg not you again
I love how seungwoo slipped in a little shipping moment with Byungeon & Heejae by suggesting he buy her a dress.
He has been doing that a lot lately
So sweet! I think he knows the real chemistry between them lol. He’s cool
I live in America. Those 2L Cokes are for parties and gatherings to share with friends :) We don’t drink out of them. I don’t drink Coke at all. But when you open the bottle the fizz goes away before you can drink it all anyway. I’ve never seen a 10L, I think that’s just a joke
Nah 10L does exist, it’s for parties too and stuff, I’ve seen it
Some families do regularly drink 2L bottles of soda. One of my neighbors' garbage cans can get full with empty 2L bottles. It depends on the household.
@3TREY87 Oh never mind then LOL
im from europe and we have the 2l bottles too. If you have a big family or a family that drinks a lot of coke those 2L will be gone in no time😂 its only like, 8 big glasses..
I've seen 3L but they aren't common, I would have said 2L was the most common, they're practically ubiquitous. I can drink 2L of Coke in a day, maybe even in 8 hours, which is the only way to keep the last part from going flat.
America is very romanticized I feel like to outside countries. As a born US citizen it makes me realize that both people from the US and other places both think the same way of a place that's foreign. Koreans think a little highly of the US & Americans who like Korea and want to live there "k-drama/kpop" dream life is just a facade. No hate towards anyone just an observation and a realization. 😊
Imagine a KPop drama where nothing happens because you’re too burnt out staying to 10 at an office, or a high school setting except you have to study 12 hrs a day
I have noticed that too that Koreans DEFINITELY romanticize the USA and you can even see that in K-dramas! Koreans interacting with Americans or in general when they get in touch with the US they feel so good and it‘s kinda a flex for them as well! Also living in the US, or studying there is a huge flex for them as well it almost became a fetish but they definitely love the US and think American culture is so cool and amazing and everyone lives freely and relax and chill but it really is nothing like that most of the time. It‘s just what they see based on movies and think all America is like thaz
The grass is always greener on the other side
it also definatly depends on where you live
the usa is so big and so different depending on your location
i'm sure korea can attest to seoul being different from small korean towns, it's like that here too
they romanticized us because of movie/tv and music and we do the same with korea but i'm sure koreans know most of korea isn't 'just like the dramas' just like we can say the same about here
don't get me wrong, we are pretty free in our choices but not every location is going to be as accepting or not judge
even the people in the reality shows like 'too hot to handle' etc. most people are not that crazy sexual they just cast people who are sexual and are crazy so it makes the show entertaining
we do have differences but we have similarities and every person/family can be different in how they act
also as a side note, i'm not pro-gun here in the usa but i feel like koreans and other countries think it's literally like the wild wild west and people will just go around shooting if they are mad when that's usually not the case
yes, we have gun violence but most people don't every even experience a shooting or at least i know i haven't
it can happen but to the average person you don't need to be looking over your shoulder 24/7 thinking someone will just shoot you for no reason
and maybe this is due to the fact i don't live in a large city
the shooting are bad but i've seen too many people react to americans being mad and they think the person is going to shoot the other person just because they are mad and that's... a bit too much
another side note is though a lot of the portions do contribute to more people here having more weight i do think in general, asians are more petite all around (height, weight etc.)
even here most asians i've met are similar size to what they are in korea and other countries
since we have a lot of nationalities here we have a lot of different body types too that might come with nationality
not to mention we have high percentage of people who are fitness obsessed and have muscles upon muscles too over here, a lot of people like to point out the more overweight aspect of some people over here and forget we also have a lot fitness fanatics as well
i honestly think it's nice we have so many differences in people (though being overweight isn't healthy and i wish people were healthy there is also people who are thin and aren't healthy either and i say this from experience of how unhealthy i was when i was at my thinnest)
@@roselamoure Agreed all of those things about america is only true if youre living in cali and are rich.
As a German I used to actually want to move abroad until I found out about stuff like what was mentioned in this Video. I never appreciated free healthcare and education as much as i just did… Also proud to say we are at the top of the list in Recycling Trash
I agree.... Maybe they want to visit Germany? From south to north you will see and learn so much. 😊
My coworker who lived in Germany as teen tells me that Germany is really good place to live…
"free" healthcare you guys pay for it too trust me. Look how much more expensive everything is there and how much taxes you pay.
Hangman's comment is exactly why we can't have universal health care or anything nice in America.
How dare we pay a tiny more (taxes are not that much more in most of these countries) to make sure our fellow human can live and go to school. Mah freedoms hurt 😢
Me being a Indian , want to do my bachelor's from Germany. Is it true that Germany provides free education. Can you please tell.
The fact about university really surprised me, I looked it up and ~9,156,000 won in USD is ~7,000. This is actually mind blowing to me, for those who still might be confused, Korea's most expensive costs for about 4-5 years of university is almost the same amount of the cheapest university in the US (that's actually crazy). And you can't own guns out or pay so much for healthcare, honestly I already wanted to try visiting Korea for the food but I'm kinda even more convinced to just move out there 😂
Which is why community colleges and online degrees are the way to go here in the States! That's what I did!
Imagine how mindblown you would be to learn that most European countries have free universities or even pay the students who attend. Yeah I can't imagine starting life being like 300 000 dollars in the hole, that's genuinely just incomprehensible to me.
@@LordKeram people get degrees in useless stuff, I got a master's in Communication and I ended up being a general contractor making 10 times as much as if I worked in a field that used my education.
@@livefancams Agree and that's the issue with this system. Imo the best system is something like what you get in korea. You have to pay for school, but the schooling fee is actually payable.
@@LordKeram its not free its paid for with taxes
I’ve lived in the US almost my whole life, and that huge coke bottle scared me 😂
get away from me bots!!!
I mean it not like most people would drink a 2L by themselves. We buy those for parties and groups of people to share.
It's cheaper in price. save some money...
I’ve never even seen one more than a 2L.
I found it interesting that it kinda looks like a fat person. 😅
I really loved Heejae's take on education. She's really an intellectual girl. 🥺
Heejae is truly one of the most well read and well informed people I've seen. She's so good with words, always articulate and very well informed with what's happening in the world. To know facts is one thing, i.e the US allows guns and they can be dangerous, VS forming an opinion about it and knowing it has consequences, i.e. the US also has a ton of school shootouts so it's a double edged sword. Moreover, her opinions on how only rich people can afford education is spot on and so well thought out. She's one of those few people that see the privelege in society and say it how it is. She's lovely and I truly love her personality!
Omg I completely agree with you. She is indeed special
Yeah. IDK her much since I don't watch these videos much but she gained my respect for that. She's SPOT ON about education. And it's not just an American problem either, it's a global problem. Only the privileged and the rich get the opportunities for a good education. Privatisation of education and capitalism is to be blamed for this. Horrible. Education should be free PERIODT, whether school or college/uni higher studies. Knowledge shouldn't be paywalled. The govt should be keen on cultivating education amongst the youth not discourage them. So many people do NOT pursue further education due to money problems. Not everyone's smart enough to excel in studies to gain scholarships either.
As an American I thought everything said here was right on the money except two things.
1. In general I agree with Heejae that moving somewhere else likely won't have some huge transformational effect on who you are as a person and how you live your life. You can be a open minded, opinionated, free thinking Korean in Korea just like you can be a conservative minded, demure, closed minded and self conscious American in America. However, I don't think Seungwoo was thinking that deeply when he made his comment. He said he thinks individuals can express their thoughts and styles more in America. In general that is true, but here is the really important bit: AMERICA HAS A VERY WIDE RANGE OF SOCIETAL AND CULTURAL NORMS! What life is like in New York City or LA isn't what life is like in farm country in Idaho, or Montana. What life is like in a city in Texas isn't what life is like in Seattle or San Francisco. There are commonalities but America isn't a monoculture. And it's more than just city vs farm, if you move to Korea Town in California it is entirely possible you will still experience Korean culture in the ways you wished to be gone living in America. Since we are such a melting pot of cultures, that plays a part in how freely you can express yourself.
2. Korea might be fantastic at recycling but my understanding is they are AWFUL at single use plastics waste. Korea not using tap water and instead always using bottled water. At least in the cities like Seoul the trend of using food delivery services is also awful with all the single use plastics that are disposed of.
From an article online about South Korea in 2021: "The Ministry of Environment found that of 3.23 million tons of plastic disposed in 2018, around 1.45 million tons, or 44.9 percent, was recycled. The rest were incinerated or buried. Of the plastic waste recycled, only 466,000 tons were actually reborn as plastic goods." Here's another good article: www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-10-21/plastic-recycling-in-south-korea-was-already-in-crisis-the-pandemic-is-pushing-it-to-the-brink
Obviously this is a global problem, one America is struggling with very much so right now. But it's hard to praise Korea's recycling when this exists: "South Korea is the third largest plastic-polluted country in the world, according to a Wednesday report from the National Academy of Science". If Korea can ban or heavily tax single use plastics, convince it's populus to use tap water and not bottled water and can start using recyclable materials for their delivery food (like bamboo and things like this company makes: www.biopak.com.au/products/takeaway-containers) and Korea will be back on top, one of the best recyclers in the world.
@@ameiradiab3540 ... So just don't read it? If you've got an attention span problem feel free to move over to Twitter for shorter, more digestible posts. 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
@@ameiradiab3540 lol no one is forcing you to read every comment or even my comment. Move on. A normal person opens it, sees a wall of text, isn't interested and just moves on. You complained like a weirdo and are now saying I should comment shorter cause YOU like short comments? 😂 Okay lady, sure.
@@nathanp2007 I love your comment. well researched.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us 😊.
I'm glad you pointed these things out. Americans are so diverse, including fashion, entertainment, and religion. I often hear "it's American style" which usually means morally different. I guess another assumption could be that we are all sexual deviants, if you're watching popular music videos or t.v. shows, etc. However, in a single class, or work place, or group of whatever kind I think these things vary person to person. Just because you see behaviors on t.v., movies, or mv's doesn't mean everyone you meet will behave, dress, or speak the same. (I mean, these are just some other differences besides what you were speaking to regarding the ginormous Cokes, or recycling that you were referring to).
heejae is so freaking right about the education! that girl is amazing.
I live in California, in the US and I think the culture or mindset we have here that Heejae was talking about is more nonchalant, like we don’t necessarily always feel pressured to conform to certain standards- like not caring what other people think. She mentioned going braless, not caring if you show affection to your significant other in public, etc- which is definitely something that happens and people just generally don’t care if you look different fashion wise or makeup, hair, style, who or how you express your love, etc. It’s more accepting of those things but also very superficial at the same time. This is very obvious in LA for example, or big cities like that.
Also the party culture/lifestyle is very niche here, it really only happens in college and there are so many people who don’t even care about prom, partying, etc. It’s expensive, overhyped and overrated most of the time. Life is not a party for the average American, and schools are over priced, medical insurance is overpriced and so many people end up in serious debt from medical bills and college loans. Tuition for schools like Harvard and Stanford is absurd and you generally are just paying for having the “prestige” of the name of the school for your diploma, the curriculum is the same. It’s like buying from a luxury label just to show off, and many people who have these fancy degrees work normal 8-5 jobs at the store or wherever and the degree doesn’t necessarily even matter.
It’s a very disposable society and many people don’t stop to think of their environmental impact, which is a huge issue, and I hope that one day we are at a more sustainable way of living that is also enforced like Korea. I also think that the 10L bottle of coke is a joke or photoshop, I have never seen that here at all. We do have larger sizes of food and drinks, etc but these are for large groups or parties. And like anywhere in the world, people’s diets are varied from person to person, so we come in all shapes and sizes, and so many don’t even eat junk food or drink soda!
Also, gun violence is an issue here, true, but Byung Eun, please don’t feel afraid to visit. The statistics are so low, and most people are just out there living their normal everyday lives and never even touch a gun in their lifetime. It’s a very interesting mindset and culture that is a blend of so many peoples, which makes us a super diverse and interesting place. Please come visit once it’s safe to, and don’t feel afraid. 99.9% of us are just like you, and there’s always going to be the couple of crazies, but overall America is a pretty safe and good place.
I have been lucky enough to travel around the US and to several other countries and territories, and I may be biased but this is by far the safest and best place that I have been to. My mom even moved here from Canada- she says the people here are so much kinder and more accepting and nice overall compared to Canada. I think all countries have their own problems and issues they face, but the people are good overall here. I wouldn’t choose to live anywhere else in the world.
Thank you for the always interesting and entertaining content, I love the Korean culture and hope to travel to your country once it’s safe to do so. I am also looking for a 주어진 이름, so if you have any suggestions, please let me know! Much love from California, saranghaeyo
I’m so happy you mentioned about the gun violence issue and did it very well. I think they don’t realize also just how big of a territory the US really is. Sure that much “gun violence” happening in such a small country as S Korea would be a HUGE problem but their size is the equivalent of ONE of our STATES in our territory. We have 50 states and 2 jurisdictions. Spread out as our territory is we are relatively a safe country in most areas. Like everyone else some areas are more violent prone then others. Also the right to “bare arms” does not apply to every State either. And like you said most people do not go around carrying guns all the time. Just depends one where your from and who you are. The biggest thing is we have the RIGHT to protect ourselves if we ever need too.
I was touched by Heejae talking about the opportunity to learn equally. 고마워요, Heejae
Brazil is not perfect about education, but I am really glad that we have such good public universities, no fees, and I can be part of it.
The US has scholarships too, and for very specific things, and then there's also people who take out loans or get federal aid. I'd love to see their reaction to the application for that and people talking about it
Scholarships are pretty easy to Come by in the US, and they’re very substantial too. If one evens out the risks and rewards, discretionary income, interest rates, then you’ll find that most developed countries share pretty similar levels of wealth on a statistical average.
Of course, it’s also about security and stability, which the US doesn’t do, being a high risk high reward society.
@@ac1455 The fact that you have to pay to receive your diploma/walk at graduation and pay to apply to schools even if you dont get in was very shocking to me.
There is a thing that companies are doing now, like walmart, target, and disney, where they will pay for your degree for as long as you are working for them. Walmart has paid for my degree, books and everything else. I haven't had to pay a cent. So there are options out there for people to go to school for free.
@@Loriani93 maybe its just me, but i didnt have to pay for any of those things.
@@lyssmath3720 Yes but it has to be at an approved school or an approved degree.
its amazing how i fall more in love with Heejae with every video she is on is posted, she is so smart and so kind, i love her!!!
In India we celebrate festivals than parties...we have so many festivals... Each state in India have their own culture nd food...each state have unique language nd weather.. I am proud of my country..Jai Hind 🇮🇳
People hate my country lol
India is amazing and indian culture and food. So awesome
Seeing as they mentioned parties I think it would be fun to have them look at graduation parties, and specifically the Norwegian "russ"/"russefeiring" which is kind of notorious.
Yes! as a fellow norwegian i really think they should talk abt russ and russefeiringer!
Danish too!
@@bettinarav1294 hii can you explain what kind of party is that? I would love to learn new things
@@avikarathore850 When you turn 18 and is done with highschool you can either choose to be a russ or just start studying right away, when you are a russ you celebrate that your done with higschool but it's not like permanent i think you can choose how long you can be russ to. Russer celebrates by partying and they have their own mini busses that is called russebuss that's like their own place to hang around. And on Norways constitutionday that is the 17th of may in some places in norway for example, the russ might visit your school and give out russekort and russekort is actually cards with pictures of themselves but they don't just give it to you, the main reason they come to visit is to go and "dynke" the pupils so what i mean with dynke is that they throw water, shavingfoam ketchup etc. at you. And how does the pupils know that the russ is on the way is quite easy cuz some russ they make their own russesongs thay they have made themselves, and in Norway russesongs are really ell known and many teenagers like listening to russesongs. So the pupils just waits until they can hear the loud russesongs and needs to look for red busses and that's when you know that they are on theire way to your school. So being russ is a once in a life time thing, and many 18 year olds doesn't want to miss out on that, but for example me, i live in Norway and i don't want to be russ so being russ is optional :)
Also from Australia, we have a free healthcare system here unless you choose to pay for private, it's around $600 AUD a year for dorm fees at universities and the year school fees excluding books etc is around $10,000 a year depending on what you study. Though saying that you aren't required to pay off those University fees until you are working full time and earning over a certain amount of money a year. There are some courses that you can take for free or that the government will help fund too.
Oh that sounds so much nicer then my university experience! I know my university wouldn't give you your diploma if you hadn't paid your account balance off! If you received student loans you had to start paying them back 6 months after graduation know matter your job/financial situation!
@@AshNicRaw yeah, I've seen this in a lot of places, and then they wonder why people end up in debt with students loans or unable to finish their degrees. As an economy you would think all places would do it like this more as it benefits the county itself in the end when they have more employment rates
I wish we can have free health care
I like Heejae's ideas. She thinks about both sides and give justice to the point.
As an american who was born and raised here in america, i tell you america is far from free. That’s what those in the media want you to believe. Yes, we are free in a sense to be able to express ourselves freely, but to an extent.
Side note: I love how seungwoo slipped in a little shipping moment with B & H by suggesting he buy her a dress. 😁
Hey, i'm curious aboit 1 thing, in movies or series i've noticed that, ppl usually have very awkward relations ( acc to me ) for ex in riverdale, couples parents r also couples and couples r actually cousins😅.. Or bestfriends becoming couples but then they broke up and within 2, 3 days they found their love of their life who is basically their ex bestfriend🤔..
So how much of these things really happens..
I hope, i didn't offend u or anyone😥
@@nutandhanai6338 it depends on where you live. some families still do that but a lot of people don’t because that will of course cause inbreeding and if they have children the children will have worse health because of it. even more so if it’s been happening generation after generation
@@nutandhanai6338 Please don't look at a trashy teen drama and think it's representative of real life in any country.
@@nutandhanai6338 it's a teen drama based on fiction... fiction. Of course it isn't true. It can happen anywhere of course but things like that are ridiculously rare.
@@nutandhanai6338 that stuff happens a lot in midwest and southern states where a lot of the white people live. Not even kidding. There's a reason why we have memes that say "my uncle daddy" or when people say "only in Alabama" they marry their cousins, or they have step siblings who date each other. This is why most "liberal" states don't understand conservative states.
6:36 BYUNGEUN was so cute when he was talking bout GUN possessions 😂😂😂
I always wait for this trio!!!!
In Germany recycling is very strict too. Brown glas, white glas, green glas, tin foil, cans, thick plastic containers, thin plastic, batteries, cables, paper, food and garden waste. Everything has to be seperated.
them thinking that the coke wasnt a FAMILY SIZE is killing me
Indians also have this 3L coke and the medical insurance is pretty cheap as we have a big population , the recycling of trash varies from State to state . Public universities in India start from 191746 Korean won a year and can go to highest .
Well not everywhere, it can go even lower than that. And if we have scholarships then it's pretty much free of cost.
The thing about soda was really dumb. No one drinks from those 2 liter bottle. Usually it's for big groups of people. For example, having it for a whole family, party or hang out. Or, you can just drink it over time. I don't personally don't drink soda anymore though.
I actually saw it in my American friend's fridge
At least 2-liters make good rockets in science class.
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I doubt they'd drink it all though. At least, not in a small amount of time.
@@ieaterasers5986 in my friends place they keep it like it's any other food items.
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So they always have it?
Seungwoo suggesting Byungeun to buy Heejae a dress 😆 we have a shipper right there
2:16 Byung Eun be like: what!!wh..!....I can't hear you...moving on😉
He is adorable😊
i love watching AWESOME WORLD anyone else?
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regarding the cost of university - it is insanely expensive, but it's really a problem for the middle class. Why? The poor qualify for state or federal grants for nearly the whole amount of tuition. The rich are rich so they can afford tuition. The middle class makes too much money to qualify for grants, but not enough money to be able to afford tuition.
Seriously though. The middle class is the newest of the basic three. There weren't good plans for us.
Sorry I am commenting for the third time lol. My husband got a doctorate in America from a major university but never had to pay anything because he got scholarship that paid for eight years of university and all of his living expenses to but that is a rare case. His eligibility was based on high school grades and not wealth
I already really like HeeJae, but after listening to her speak about the political, health, and educational systems of America as well as South Korea I find that I really respect her, beyond just liking her. SeungWoo also. I appreciate that he understands about America and about being someone who is placed at a disability against the rich. The way Byungeun speaks about these issues makes me think he comes from a richer family and though that's not a bad thing, it makes him seem less aware of the world. In some ways I hope he is never fully aware of the hardships of others, because if you can stay ignorant and happy then please do. But in another way, I know life has a habit of making a lesson out of things we don't understand. HeeJae, be sure to explain things to him if he finds himself between a rock and a hard place.
In America there are still cases where trespassers have sued the homeowner if they've been bitten by their dog, received an injury, or been assaulted. Also, though they have the rights to hold firearms and protect themselves it is still thoroughly investigated to see if the injury or death by the homeowner/Tennant is justifiable or necessary. If the courts don't believe that their actions are justifiable you can and still will be charged for manslaughter, assault etc (depending on the circumstances of course).
I live in the US. There are local collages that are less expensive for residents than ones that are out of the state you live in. Also there are grants of money and loans that can be applied for if you don't have the money to attend.
Yes but there are some degrees of education that people might want but can't get in the same way if it's from a local collage. Then you have rich bitches.
also the cost for college can change depending on what school you choose to attend. For example Jackson Community College vs Michigan State University.
Heejae would be a great leader! I like her comments about education.
Sometimes i feel like the United Kingdom is just like a forgotten country when it comes to these types of videos. I've also noticed from my experience that koreans assume almost all westerners to be American or if you're a pretty white female they'll assume you're Russian (my friends have experienced that one lmao). When i tell people that i am British they get shocked and say "but you don't look British". Like... 😃 Guys i didn't say i was white/European, i said i was British. 😭
But thats the same in the Netherlands because we have mixed cultures , like UK
I am from India and this might shock you
My graduation cost me less than 300 dollars for the whole 3years and again i got scholarship for around 170 dollars 🤣 i can say i did my graduation for free.
And now I'm currently pursuing my M.A and its gonna cost me less than 400dollars and the scholarship's worth 260dollars 🤣🤣
And here almost everyone got scholarships, 90 out of 100 students got scholarship. So scholarship is not a big deal here.
Of course the colleges and universities i attend are all government aided. So its less costly compared to private colleges.
And the most important thing here is that govt colleges have better professors and more facilities then private colleges. 😂😂
So, i consider myself sooo lucky
3L I'd not commonly stocked in stores. Usually a 3L will be an "off brand" in a discount store. They used to stock 3L bottles of store brand, but not anymore (Boston).
The 2L & 1L are the common large size. Then the personal size are smaller, maybe 20, 16, 12oz. I don't buy/drink soda often.
I live in NYC.
CUNY schools senior (4 yrs) colleges (in-state resident) costs a little more than Yonsei University
Community colleges/2 yrs (in-state resident) costs a little less
SUNY & other private universities = too expensive unless you get scholarship or worst loans (like harvard, yale etc-- ivy league schools like in the video)
If you are out-of-state resident, the costs will be doubled per year.
(CUNY) Full time & part time classes are different.
If you're a part time student, you most likely will pay per class or per credit/units (depends) not for the whole semester/year cost (that's for full time students)
It's kind of a hassle too when applying every semester + choosing classes, prof and day & time of the class & you have to be fast to enroll because classes' time & day per subject cannot overlap 😅 if the psychology class you pick for that time and day is gone, you need to pick a different one that may conflict with your other classes sched
If you are way late to enroll, your classes might be all night or weekends or 1 or 2 class in morning/afternoon or night in different days of the week, in short, you will have a very scattered schedule.
Oh some classes also have fully online or hybrid (half online, half in person/physical in the classroom)
I kinda miss school though since I already graduated 🤣
White bro chose violence he went to florida😂😂
Unni and oppa's look so cool you three are my favorite
Heejae for President! She just makes so much sense! Loved her speech about education. I couldn’t agree more, I’m trying to better myself, why Universities, are you making it so hard and expensive !!!!
On the education cost part, when they said it's expensive because they have good professors, I chuckled. For these elite schools, it more about networking there and the prestige, rather than the actual education itself.
GO VOTE --> HeeJae for President!!
"I hope this can be changed for both countries, including Korea!"
In Germany you have to pay around 320 euros per semester to study at a university. The price also includes a ticket for free public transportation.
In Finland, you get "paid" to study at a university. University is free, you get student benefits (although most of it is a low-interest loan you pay back slowly after you graduate). Free public transportation would be so amazing! Here students get a 50-40% discount on the monthly ticket.
Every country has its pros and cons but as an Italian whenever I listen to people talking about health and education costs in other countries I realize how privileged I am
I respect Heejae for saying all people should be provided equal opportunity for education. Education system EVERYWHERE is balanced TOWARD the rich. Poor people do not get the same opportunity as the privileged ones anywhere. Privatised education is the one of worst thing to happen ever.
I agree, I hate are gun laws in America it scares me
You guys are awesome, keep up doing the great stuff. Greetings and lots if love from India.
In Italy health care services are free ( unless you go to private a clinic...obviously). Regarding education, university fees are usually a bit high but we have a lot of possibilities to pay less like scholarships and reduction fees (depending on your incomes).
It actually does depend where you live where I live it’s very diverse which is nice a lot girls can go braless nobody truly cares a lot people have their own unique style and opinions. I used live in an all white neighborhood and it sucked i felt like I couldn’t do anything without getting judged but now that I live with in a diverse neighborhood everything is chill
Hi, thanks for your video, it was very interesting, I learned something new today.
I live in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico and I just wanted to mention that many people from the United States usually come to Mexico to study due to the high costs of their universities. I'm not sure, but I think that the best universities in the country cost at most 10,000 dollars per semester, but Mexico also has many renowned public universities.
For example, my university (UABCS) is well known for its degree in marine biology (people from all over the world come here to study), and per semester they usually charge less than 200 dollars (although I understand that foreigners have to pay double, even so, it's still cheap)
Not to mention that life in Mexico is much cheaper, for example; beef usually costs less than 10 dollars per kilo, when it is mango season it can cost less than 1 dollar per kilo as well as many other fruits and vegetables such as oranges, lemons, watermelons, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, etc.
In the same way, the medical service in Mexico is not so bad and it is cheaper, people from the United States and Canada as well as from European countries come to be treated here because of that.
Do they really believe that an average American downs a 3L bottle of soda in one sitting by themselves...? 🧐
Well no not all, but I have known a few lmao. Though in general I think soda is too cheap, it makes people want to buy that shit all the time.
honestly i know people that down 2 of them in a day.
I am from New Zealand. Here education is free for 5-17 year Olds and subsidized for 3-4 year Olds. For university it depends on what you study to how expensive it is. Most course are between $7000 -$8000NZD. Teaching is $6000 and aviation is $52000.
Health care is free for children under the age of 18 years old, and pregnant women (if the care relates to the pregnancy).
Guns, we have them but you need a license to legally own a gun.
In the US, yes universities are expensive. However, we do have community colleges and trade schools. So can still get a higher education and learn skills for employment.
Yes Heejae, please come to the U.S.! Another beautiful girl is always welcome here!
I don't understand what you meant about recycling food.
Also I don’t carry a gun and none of my friends carry guns. We do have a problem with shootings in schools but most citizens are not carrying guns in their pockets. You’re not allowed to have them in some buildings and you have to have a license to carry.
I always felt Heejae reminds me of someone and I just realized she looks like Song Jiah from Dad where are you going show , they look similar even in voice and character 😅💕
I would really love to see Seungwoo and Byungeun reaction on Nora Fatehi song - Ek to kam zindagani
Okay so there are a few things I want to address as an American-- If you live in the South in America it is VERY conservative. Teenagers are taught that the only birth control that exists is not having sex. Teaching kids safe sex is not allowed. So it is not as open as you think all over in America. Yes Coke can be huge, and the snacks are huge, but most of our food is filled with sugar becomes it makes them cheaper to put on the grocery shelves. So even if you are trying not to eat poorly, but you don't have a lot of money to buy fresh vegetables and meat, you are going to have bad health and obesity. Everything you read about healthcare is true. Guns-- this is controversial in America, but I want to put some context in Korea almost every male has to do military service where you learn how to use a firearm properly and safely. We have no equivalent in the US. Anyone can own a large firearm and in some states you don't even need training to do so. This can be very scary. BUT The likelyhood of someone pulling a random gun on you is not high. Our police are also highly armed. Even non Ivy league schools are out of reach for people. Most Americans are not wealthy. And the numbers you are looking at are for tuition, not room and board, fees, or mandatory food plans. Many students come out after working 2 jobs, scholarships and going to school with a massive amount of school debt. Scholarship money is not as plentiful as you think. If you are a graduate student, you are not allowed to work outside of the school and your debt goes higher. This is not because we have the best professors, professors are not paid highly in most departments. Close to 40% of the college professors you will have at ANY school in America are adjunct or non tenure track. These professors often live without health insurance and are paid very very little money. For 10 years I made less that $20,000 a year. Most schools do not want to hire full time or tenure track professors. Most of this goes to the way the schools are made to feel like a resort and to pay for sports teams, and the upper administration. Parties and social life. Unless you are in college, there really aren't many parties y'all we barely have places to go dance outside of big cities. There are great things about living in America, but many people outside of America don't understand that education, health, wealth disparity and safety are wildly exaggerated in movies that we make here. America is beautiful, you can have any faith you want, we dress in different and interesting ways, and while racism, homophobia, and sexism exists-- we are more diverse and open than many other countries, and we celebrate those differences. Also generally, people are polite to each other and show small kindnesses to strangers.
Love the content, it would be pretty cool if you could talk with some people in America for an episode.
in the UK all hospitals are free paid for out of tax. As for recycling the local council comes around once a week and picks it up outside everybody house. stop with america and look at United kingdom
About the recycling, my apartment doesn't even offer recycling. I often save what I can recycle and bring it to my mother's house. Not only is it made difficult to recycle many places but it's very limited where it is available.
I'm a 33 year old mom of 3 who is born and raised in the US. I never wear a bra. My saggy milk bags are mine and I hate bras and if I don't have to wear one I'm not. Screw bras. If someone gives me.side eye. I .do.not.care. lol. I also conceal carry a firearm for protection most occasions. I've had proper training along with a majority of gun owners. I'm sure people in Ukraine wish they had firearms right about now. Js. I did all my schooling for under $20,000 with community College then uni and scholarships. State wide each health care provisions are different, in Florida my children are covered for an affordable price, and my husband and I have crummier health insurance but its nearly free and covers most of our stuff at our age. Recycling is a joke. Most of our recycling that people do is shipped overseas to be burned anyway and very little is ACTUALLY recycled. Unfortunately. I have NEVER seen a 10L coke before. And even a 3 liter is used for families or parties.
In Kalamazoo, Michigan we verve the Kalamazoo Promise. This is where if you go to a Kalamazoo Public School and live in Kalamazoo for all of the 12 grades you get to go to any college in Michigan for free. It is also prorated if you don't go all 12 years. We had a lot of people move here because of that.
If covid is over, i think it will be interesting for them to do vlog content around the world since the channel named awesome world 🤭
Not like everyday or every month, just do it like 2 months per year so you can still have many content left since y'all gonna travel around the world lol
You're correct. It seems as if thei ' awesome world ' is limited to the US America. It would be great if they took the time to feature other countries .
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omo the fees of harvard got me wheezin i was like jinja
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What about trying to see how India is???
I think there might be many similarities And Differences too😅
But would love to see their reaction specially on different religions diversity n cultures and.. specially many different foods n styles n types of foods in different culture n states 😅😂😂
Jebal🙏
Gumawoyo,Gamsahamnida
Take care team Awesome World and stay safe😊😀
stop commenting about india jebal
Love watching your videos!! Hi from Canada 🇨🇦
As a born and raised middle class American in a red state though I myself am a Democrat, let me clarify a few things.
1. I have NEVER seen larger than a 3 liter of soda. Yes, America has an obesity problem. But it isn’t just a “bigger portions are available” problem. It’s also a poverty issue, because fresh and health food is expensive.
2. Medical care is crazy expensive, from before you are born until after you die. Specific examples: we just buried my dad and his funeral was over $11,000. My migraine medication that I need frequently is over $1000 for 9 pills. Luckily I have Medicaid. My niece was born at 23 weeks gestation, weighing 1 lb, 4 oz. She was in the hospital for 137 days, enduring heart surgery, hernia surgery, laser eye surgery, had 5cm of bowel removed. The medical bills my brother received was over $2,000,000. We are fortunate that she was born close to a Kosair hospital (which runs on donations and grants so that parents never have to worry about paying the medical bills. A sick child is bad enough.). Many people cannot afford medical care, which also lends to the obesity problem. Many people go out of their way to avoid going to doctors for anything not life or death.
3. I went to a local community college and obtained my Associate’s Degree after 3 1/2 years. I owe $18,000+ in student debt. My sister and SIL both have Masters Degrees. Both have been trying to pay them off for years and still owe upwards of $50,000. Getting a degree in no way guarantees you’ll get a job. Actually, with how low minimum wage is and the type of experience many jobs require, many of the people who actually manage to pay off their student debt are ones who manage to make it to the top 10% of jobs that pay. With inflation and the cost of living in many places, the old ideals of buying homes, cars, starting families or getting married are things many millennials have started seeing as less of a goal than just getting out of the crushing debt we leave school with. It’s very disheartening to be saddled with thousands in debt before you can even get a good job.
4. Am I the only American who got the shivers when they started pointing guns? Guns aren’t fun and games. Not here. Too many tragedies start and end with guns. If you see someone with a gun out, you run. Growing up in the age of school shootings, you learn to enter places and immediately clock the exits. Or if you are like me, play a mental scenario of “if someone came in through there, where would I go?”
Freedom isn’t free. We have nice things here. But we also have a shit ton of not nice things.
This is such an accurate description of regular life in America. The details you provided were spot on and not at all exaggerated. Thanks for sharing.
I'd really like to see these guys go to other countries like they suggested.
I don't know if the UK government still offers this, but when I was applying for university, the government offered to pay for tuition costs to low income families. They really wanted to offer equal opportunity to students back then :)
Sorry for the essay - but you asked ;) The UK has 3 different education systems and 3 different ways to approach tuition fees. In England and Wales fees are capped at £9,250 per annum. In Scotland, they are free for students living in Scotland- but the number of students is capped so they can allocate enough places to overseas students who pay for tuition in full.
So a student in Scotland who gets a place at a Scottish Uni is doing well BUT it does mean there are fewer places for local students. Two different approaches and not sure which one is better. I believe in Northern Ireland fees are capped at about £4,500 but I don't know their system so well.
@@Alan_Mac Thanks! definitely alot more complicated now than when i was at Uni. My tuition fees were completely paid off by teh government (EEngland). I remember that in England we had a similar policy as Scotland until the government decided to increase the tuition fees.
@@nosheenyounus6087 MUCH more complicated! I'm originally from Scotland but went to Uni in London and got my fees paid AND a full maintenance grant (I'd worked for 4 years prior) so could go through Uni without parental support. The Scottish administration no longer pays tuition for students going to Uni in England (sadly) and maintenance grants are a thing of the past. PLUS I have three kids at Uni in England right now so not only are they racking up £9,250 per annum of future debt BUT I have to support their living costs! No wonder I'm poor! You really touched a raw nerve.
@@Alan_Mac I'm sorry!!!!! 😅
The conversion for 9,155,129 won in usd is 7,561.04. I would give an arm to pay that for any college.
One of the TryGuys (Ned specifically) went to Harvard and he had a hell of a time getting a job. He worked at buzzfeed. So really here in the US having a degree doesn't make you a hard worker.
Actually, Ned went to Yale. But, I totally agree with you. Having a degree does not guarantee a job.
@@zhjojo99 Dang it I remember that now haha thank you for the correction❤️ it's so crazy how important a college degree is in other countries but here in the US I have a degree in criminal psychology and I used it for 3 years but once I moved I make more money outside of my degree than with it.😊
Eeee. College tuition be ridiculous in USA.
On the points about law, things like guns, self-defense, recycling, etc... these things are very very different from state to state. Something I see a lot of people having a hard time understanding is how BIG and varied USA is. It's all very tainted by romanticised and dramaticised multi-media. Of course, the reverse is also true.
Something I'd love to see is an interview between the Giggle cast and a fairly liberal Californian vs. a more conservative Texan, or maybe a New Yorker vs Floridian.
I'll gladly volunteer as the Floridian.
Yeah. Keep in mind, we have deserts, large areas of non-stop fields, beaches, literal ice boxes for states. America is large.
4:07 those biggggg bottles aren’t for single sittings. They’re meant to be stored and served over the course of a couple days or weeks. They’re also good for parties.
Anniyong haseyo, I am from Bhutan 🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹. We are also the spicy food lover like Korean. We do have coco cola but doesn't drink that much..And also our country is small but we are given free education and healthcare services. We preserve our environment very nicely...A huge love from Bhutan 🇧🇹🇧🇹🇧🇹
I was born and raised in America. This country isn't as free as you think. America is also far behind other countries in education and technology. Education here has truly become a commercial business. The cost is extremely high, and many can't even get jobs in their chosen field of study. Many are left with student loan debt that they have to pay on for the rest of their lives. The standard sizes for Coke here are 12oz, 1 liter, and 2 liter. That super huge Coke is something I have never seen and I am over 40 years old.
I don't want to sound mean, but shouldn't you move to a more free country that has higher education and technologies?
@@richardholman1203 most people just can't pick up and move.
@@xxarianahiltonxx5116 right...only the illegal immigrants
That large bottle of Coke, never met anyone that drank that themselves. I buy that size if I’m having a party and pour into glasses. After putting 2 boys through college, there a many scholarships that students can apply for as well as financial aid. Both of my boys received scholarships and they received financial aid as the college took our income as consideration. This brought the cost down a lot. Both colleges said there is so much financial aid that they give out themselves but nobody applies for it. Going to a trade school and learning a trade(plumbing, electrician and such) needs to be promoted as well,as they are high paying jobs.
04:56 USA Health Care insurance is expensive for those who are self-employed. But for mothers who are unemployed taking care of minors had 100% Free Health Care Insurance. An unemployed mother is free of hospital bills to give birth to any type of hospital, by Federal Law. US Companies that have more than 50 full-time employees by law are required to provide health care insurance. Employees who choose Medicare HMO are partially free but those who opt to select PPO have to pay something based on the plan. Also, retired Senior Citizens are 100% free of Health Care Insurance if they paid Medicare taxes for at least 10 years before retirement.
I am so happy and glad that in my country education is free! Even people from other countries come to mine to studying 💗 ( I am from Argentina, Latin America)
me and my family: finishes the 3L coke in about 3 days.
him: it takes about a month to finish the 1.5 L coke 😭
In UAE or let’s say dubai, we have free healthcare at public hospitals and clinics. And if you work for the government, military or the police you get health insurance for the whole family. when it comes to education it’s also free at public schools. But of course if you went to a private hospital or school you have to pay!
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Wow! I'm from the Daytona Beach area. I wonder if I ever saw/met Seungwoo.
Hiiii!!! I love watching you three together so much, Y'all are very fun together. I would love to hang out with y'all as you can tell from how y'all act in the videos that y'all all have very fun personalities. I live in America, more specifically in Louisiana and College tuition is very expensive here even though we are second only to Mississippi in poorness. Although I have a full scholarship for college, there's still many, many more things that you'll end up having to pay for like dorm rooms, which shouldn't be as expensive as they are, because some people don't have anywhere else to stay so they have to stay in the dorms. If it's too much money they'll end up having to work a lot and that in turn will end up taking their focus away from their studies and their grades will end up dropping so they might just end up dropping out of college. It's a lot to handle and the scholarships do make it just a tad bit easier. On a different note, we do have ridiculously giant-sized foods and drinks mainly for large get togethers for families or parties.
I live in Europe and my college is cheap. I only pay around 10$ a semester. But I go to a public college. A private college you have to pay around 3000€ (a year) I think.
People be watching cuz of the content and i be watching cuz i have a crush on Seungwoo.. I'm done for! 😂😂😂
I really love your content.....
Lots of love from India 🥰🥰
Woahh it was so much fun to like compare the differences between germany korea and the Us, also we got 2l coke in germany too hahah so its not an american thing 😌 loved the video keep up the good work 👍
I think it would be fun to see this trio react to some facts about India
As a female physician who went to medical school in America, I received scholarships that paid for of the cost. I was considered an exchange student being from Canada and I got extra help being an Eskimo, (yes I still use that term) if I had, had to pay myself, there is no way I could have afforded the cost. My son is Korean/Eskimo/American who now lives and works in Korea and the cost of his schooling was much less in Korea than it would have been in the states. Next year he'll return to the states for college and had we not started saving since his birth, there's no way, I could afford it. He's even going to to go the same school/university I did, and it gave a discount for that. As for the large coke, that's just for serving at gatherings.
Seungwoo Florida its more Latin than Latin America hahahahahaha
That's why you loved it so much hahahaha
You should come here. I'll be more than glad to welcome you in Buenos Aires Argentina 💕
LOL we don’t drink those huge drinks in one serving, we drink those at parties when there’s more people so it’s the same as one person….
About Harvard university the expenses are ofc very high but aside from scholarships if your family's income is less than $75,000, you'll pay nothing. Families who earn more than $150,000 may still qualify for financial aid. For more than 90% of American families, Harvard costs less than a public university.
recycling is actually the duty of a state county as they do the processing. they usually take Plastic, Cardboard, Glass, Metal, and some electronics depending. Food recycling is for the compost pile as food scraps usually go there for a garden or a yard. some stuff we just can't recycle at all like clothes as polyester is plastic but can't be used again.