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I really want to see your video about 25 myths about Portugal
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I’m American. I’m not sure why, but I get a little offended when you make Canadian jokes. Those are MY neighbors. Only Americans can make Canada jokes. I’ve always thought of Canada as America’s better behaved, little brother. Most Americans LOVE Canadians. America always has and always will be, by their side in any global situation that may occur. Thanks for sharing your videos.
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I'm in Louisiana and love it here. We love to eat, and we love to eat good food. The guard he is talking about is the National Guard. Each state has it's own national guard, which is controlled by the governor of that state. So, each states guard can be activated by that governor in case of emergencies. I have many guns. I don't just walk around with em though. They stay locked in the safe unless I'm going hunting or something similar. I do carry a handgun in my truck, all the time. Never know when it may be needed...
On the A/C (air conditioning) , I live in southeast Louisiana. In the summer time, the temp here gets over 100 deg F. With 100% humidity, so the heat index gets to 110 or above on a daily basis. In the winter, the humidity works the opposite way as the summer. The humidity amplifies the feels like temp. It's a deep, bone chilling cold, or a deep bone cooking heat. That's some of the reason we like spicy food, it helps the outside temp to not be so hot or so cold.
You go get some AC for your house dude! Don't look back😂
Definitely do some videos about your home, as an American i'd love to learn more about it.
YES!, please.
ok@European_Reacts.
Yassss!! I would love to have the deep dive into other countries!!
everything we know about portugal is from back when they had an empire.
Yes! I'd love that.
Public transportation will *heavily* depend on the city you're in. Some cities/areas have good public transportation, some have basically none.
30 years ago in my city a standard question on job applications was regarding transportation. I was advised by my school to always put down that my parents would be providing, and never put down "metro". Applications with "metro" automatically ended up in the trash. That's how bad public transportation was back then. That doesn't happen now, though I would never call it very convenient. Most lines only run every half hour and many areas don't have evening service at all. The colleges however have fantastic service, even 30 years ago. This is very much a college town.
Kinda like the entire world. I don't know why people think this is something unique to the USA....
The National Guard does belong to each State but the President can nationalize the National Guard in case of an emergency. The Guard is trained to regular military standards, but they also respond to natural disasters and other things.
It's also important to point out that there's _also_ a federal military that doesn't belong to any specific state, and _crucially_ the federal military is _generally_ barred from operating within the borders of the US, at least in a military capacity (look up the Posse Comitatus Act). They can provide humanitarian aid and in extreme cases be mobilized, but most of the time it's down to each states national guard to respond to anything that's happening within the borders of the US.
So the power structure within the US is approximately: police < sheriffs < (various specialty agencies like DHS, FBI, Border Patrol) < national guard < military (with major restrictions)
While outside of the US it's: national guard (drafted into military service, national guard are considered a reservist unit for the military) < military
Yes, this is one of sereval gigantic errors in this video, such as his claim that state law trumps federal law.
That’s only been since 1990, before that it was the governor’s decision if he would allow them to leave. That may be changing back to the pre 1990 setup if a lawsuit levied by Texas wins out …
@@mikeg.4211 Depends on the law, and how it aligns with the Constitution. Remember the 10th: anything not granted to the federal government or the people is granted to the states.
@@rcrawford42 his statement is misleadingly at best. The supremacy clause (and commerce clause (and even the dormant commerce clause)) is entirely clear. State law does not supersede federal law. For him to include a statement like this in a video like this is idiotic.
I have seen patronizing comments about us needing air conditioning despite parts of the US being practically unlivable without it because it gets so hot.
I invite anyone who makes fun of AC to come to Houston in August and not use the air conditioning.
@@hatleyhoward7193dear God I remember being in Houston for a convention and couldn't believe the heat there. (I'm from NY but upstate NY not NYC NY)
@@arcanestrycker You guys for sure can get the heat up there. The difference is the North’s last for a week or so, and ours last for 5-6 months.
I hope you liked the city despite the heat.
I live in Montana, and I've seen it get as hot as 115⁰F (46⁰C) here. Luckily I can escape to even higher elevations, but that's no fun even if it doesn't last long. Air conditioning genuinely saves lives all over the US.
@@crackerjackheart I live in Illinois myself, in the more southern region. I believe the hottest we had that I remember was 110°F with high humidity. Felt bad for anyone working outside.
Yes, every state has their own 'National Guard' or state militia. This is coming from an American
My sister was in the National Guard. She went to Germany for Desert Storm. Her daughter my niece, just finished basic training. She is so proud and excited to be a part of it. We are all proud of her.
It’s not or. It and. Every state has its own Army and Air Force National Guard. Every state than ALSO has some form of state guard on top of that. The National Guard is still part of the national armed forces, the states just get to use them as long as the feds don’t need them.
And I believe Wyoming has 17 National Guard members. Not 5.
Coming from Montana 🤭
I believe the National Guard will deployed in cases of natural disasters, riots, and so forth...
All 50 states + the District of Columbia, the US Territories of Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, & Guam have semi-independent militias known as the National Guard. National Guards are tasked with many duties specifically for their state, territory, or district. Among the duties are to provide civil defense during times of local unrest or localized threats, disaster preparation, aid, & relief. Each National Guard is technically independent & commanded by a state, territory, or district senior military officer known as an Adjutant General who is with a few exceptions appointed by the Governor. Should a National Guard require additional assistance, a Governor can request support from a neighboring National Guard through their Governor. In cases of a national threats such as war, the National Guards can be nationalized, being removed from the control of a Governor to being controlled by the DOD, Department of Defense aka the Pentagon aka the regular full-time military.
I think one important thing about being multi-lingual that he didn't mention is travel distance.
Driving from LA to New york you would never need to read a single sign that wasn't in english, or speak to a person in any other language.
That distance is only about 3% shorter than the distance from Lisbon to Moscow. That drive would put you through regions that speak at least 6 languages depending on your route.
in most EU countries you're only a couple hours at most from a country that speaks a different language so it's more important to be able to communicate with them. But in the US it is unlikely for most to ever travel farther than a neighboring state.
However, if you detour through Tucson, AZ towards the Mexican border on I-19 (Interstate Highway 19), you will encounter metric signage giving distances in KM and so on.
When I was younger I would fill my gas tank. Then flip a coin and go on a drive till my tank was half gone then drive back.
We used to go waterskiing in the Petaluma River, Lake Sonoma, and Clearlake. I was a charter member of the Nor Cal V-drive assoc. We were involved in Ski racing, and boat drags when I was a kid. When I went to Vietnam my dad sold the boat. We have gone with other people. My niece lives near lower lake. There was a time (50s) when the Petaluma Ski Club could field 30 boats. We had exclusive access to Pig Beach. Thats where I learned to ski. I was supposed to race in the juniors, but I decided not to.
This is true. I took German in school and the number of opportunities I had to USE that were practically zero. I should have taken Spanish because I could at least use that. What good does it do for us to lean a language that we can't get an conversational practice in on a day to day basis?
My Scandinavian landlord was disgusted by some of the American TV shows that were aired on their local stations and he asked me why we sell that junk all over the world. I told him the answer to that is easy - money. But the more important question is why do you buy it? He shook his head and said he had no answer to that.
They just mad theyre losing the culture war. Half of the movie stars in hollywood are british people pretending to have an american accent because americans arent interested in their media, so they come here and do ours.
I would love to hear more about your country. Portugal is a fascinating place.
I am 25% Portuguese.
A lot of Americans never leave America because of how big we are, and our diverse geography. We usually vacation here. A lot of us don't own a passport.
Rural America feeds the population
Not just America either rural America feeds a lot of the world as well the Midwest is often called the bread basket 😊
Don't be afraid of California. Most of us live in small communities and cities of agriculture. We are friendly😃. You would love Yosemite, the redwoods, Monterey area. The coast is beautiful. The weather is Mediterranean and does not get so hot in the central coast. I think you would enjoy the national parks.
Come to Sonoma county and visit the wineries, and the countryside. We also have lots of dairies. We speak English and some speak Spanish in California.
You could come to the Russian River in Nor Cal. We have lots of wineries,and some great beaches, both on the river and on the pacific coast. Sonoma also has Sears Point raceway.
Muir Woods is awesome and really easy to get to from San Francisco.
For anyone visiting the San Francisco area, don't miss the opportunity to see a redwood forest.
I would love to learn about Portugal. Hopefully, one day I will get to visit your great country. Love your reactions.
The National Guard do not do law enforcement or military action at home, they do emergency response and large crowd events that either involve many jurisdictions or are beyond the scope of local agencies. Say there is a major earthquake, the Gaurd is called up to organize the response, and that emergency declaration allows them to supersede city or county boundaries and assign or re-assign local emergency agencies into other areas than their normal responsibilities. Basically, they can turn all the local agencies into one super-agency with one coordinator and one communication and resource center rather than having a hundred or more agencies all trying to eat each other. The Gaurd are also called in for riots and other major events where crowds are beyond what the local police can handle.
That said, a president can commandeer the Gaurd for full military duty in a war, and that does occasionally happen.
New York is actually one of the safer big cities in the country. As long as you stay out of certain areas and stay alert it’s unlikely something will happen to you.
It's the safest of the 64 cities with over 300K population in the country.
And stay off the subway
Always carry.
Not anymore
Not anymore
This shows the problem with quick bits of facts - the oversimplification guts the truth. There's no short road to accuracy and we need to take the time to be thorough. Really enjoyed this video.(I guess that also means beware of social media) Please do teach us about Portugal!!
I vote a big YES! I’d love to see content about Portugal.
When I was sworn into the U.S.Navy there was a guy there swearing into the Wyoming national guard. Most of us swore to obey the President of the United States in the Armed forces and Coast Guard. But he had to swear allegiance to the Governor of Wyoming and this was in Denver, Colorado.
National Guard in each state, exclusive to the state.
Makes sense
Unless the president nationalized them for federal use. Even then they only take a fee units of the guard not the whole state guard. I think the only time full guard armies were taken was WW2 because of how bad the losses were plus needing them to be occupation forces for the liberated nations.
Well I have seen some folks not that ignorant about geography. I'll include myself in that group. I honestly enjoy learning about geography since it has amazing views that are used in films. New Zealand has locations for Lord of the Rings. Some areas of Sweden are in Game of Thrones. Some areas of China are used in films. Same with some of the coastal views. If I remain ignorant of those views: I honestly won't be grateful for the world I live in. I have such gratitude for the variety of the layout of each countries and their counties/providences.
By the way: I love your Portuguese accent with your English. It is beautiful and I can listen to it for hours. Also I grew up with immigrant parents so I'm used to accented English. "R" and "L" sounds are tricky for Asian speakers.
Yes, please react to videos about Portugal!
If you are looking at putting in air conditioning I suggest instead looking into central air.
Central air is a combined system of heating in the winter and cooling in the summer. You set your thermostat low and high and the system does the rest.
Just remember tight thermal windows and good insulation are required to keep your power and heating bills low.
Up close to the Canadian border we try to have insulation in the walls with an R value of at least 25. 40 in the attic.
Hey, some of us love geography! And were told as a child to correct anyone that used Czechoslovakia incorrectly… my dad wanted people to know we’re Slovak haha! 😂
I also got bored of the US as a kid once I learned my family lived near castles and my young brain thought they basically lived in Hyrule… like from Zelda. 🙃
If you have over 100 degrees Celsius plus 80% humidity for 3 months in a row, you can't live, seriously can't live without air conditioning. And as an elderly woman with breathing and heart issues, I would die.
Definitely want to see more about Portugal!
I agree, I would love to learn about Portugal.
24:49 If America is "Imperialist," then why aren't half of the European nations American states? Also, why are Canada and Mexico sovereign nations?
Just admit that you're too much of a simpleton to understand what "imperialism" is. Please tell me more about how my family being murdered by a dictator who only came into power because of American imperialism didn't happen.
@@Abcdefg-tf7cu Because the answer to that would be true imperialism where America completely takes over. From everyone. From the penis-potato to the EU.
Yes! I would LOVE to see your reactions to videos about Portugal. I was just thinking about how informative it would be to read comments from locals for videos about other countries, but...languages.
The Army National Guard is the state militia.
They have bases in every single state and the Governor has to approve the deployment of any National Guard operations. Their main function is protecting the homeland, including disaster response. The National Guard is mobilized for hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes to rescue victims and recover bodies. They are basically the land version of the US Coast Guard. Many National Guard members are retired Army, Navy, Marine, etc and work a couple days a week in trainings. The most recent deployment in NY was the deployment of the New York National Guard to Buffalo to deal with the snowstorm over the weekend.
The New York National Guard has 57 armories, 21 field/support facilities and 3 Army Aviation Support Facilities.
Closest facilities to me are
Buffalo, Rochester, Jamestown, Lockport, Niagara Falls, Geneseo, and Hornell these vary in size from a building holding vehicles to a decent amount of space for training. These bases which vary from 25 miles away (Geneseo) to 75 miles away (Niagara Falls) have many different divisions. And fall under the 42nd Infantry Division of the US Army National Guard.
Headquartered in Latham, NY it makes up the 42nd Infantry Division of the Army National Guard and has equipment stored around the state. There is also the 53rd Troop Command. There is a facility 30 minutes from my house where they have trucks and Humvees parked.
Under the 42nd Infantry Division is the Headquarters & Support Companies in Troy, Signal Company on Staten Island, 42nd Army Band in Cortlandt Manor, Intelligence & Sustainment Company in Troy, and Operation Company in Buffalo.
This is further divided into the
27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and Combat Aviation Brigade 42nd Infantry Division.
The 27th Infantry is further divided into the 2nd Squadron 101st Cavalry Regiment based in Niagara Falls, Geneva, Jamestown and Buffalo. 1st Battalion 69th Infantry Regiment based in Manhattan, Farmingdale and Cortlandt Manor. 2nd Battalion 108th Infantry Regiment in Utica, Geneseo, Morrisonville, Ogdensburg, Saranac Lake, Gloversville, Leeds, and Ithaca. 1st Battalion 258th Field Artillery Regiment in Queens, New Windsor, and The Bronx. 152nd Brigade Engineer Division in Buffalo, Manhattan, Lockport, Syracuse and Rochester.
The Combat Aviation Brigade 42nd Infantry Division maintains a fleet of Black Hawk and Chinook helicopters, they are headquartered in Latham and are divided into the.
3rd Battalion 142nd Aviation Regiment in Ronkonkoma, Latham, and Farmingdale. 1st Battalion General Support 171st Aviation Regiment in Rochester. 642nd Aviation Support Battalion in Rochester, Dunkirk, Olean, Ronkonkoma, and Brooklyn.
The 53rd Troop Command is based in Cortlandt Manor and Manhattan but is also divided into the following.
101st Signal Battalion in Yonkers, Peekskill and Orangeburg. 204th Engineer Battalion in Binghamton, Horseheads, Walton, Cortlandt Manor, Kingston, and Buffalo. 501st Ordnance Battalion (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) in Glenville, Queensbury and Fort Drum. 369th Sustainment Brigade in Whitestone, Manhattan, Farmingdale, Staten Island, New Windsor, and Brooklyn. 153rd Troop Command in Buffalo. 102nd Military Police Battalion in Auburn, Buffalo, Latham, Utica, Rochester, and Hornell. 104th Military Police Battalion in Kingston, Brooklyn, Jamaica (Queens), Cortlandt Manor, and Brooklyn.
3,000 Army and Air National Guard members in Wyoming
Please post some videos about Portugal! I know a little bit about your country, but I'd love to know more.
I got your message, and I'd be happy to talk with you. I don't know how to text you on Telegram. FYI, my eyesight is very poor, so I can't do anything on my phone beyond making phone calls. Even on a full-size computer screen I have to magnify everything to 250%.
Would love to see more about Portugal! I'm glad you're proud of where you come from. Show it off!
I have traveled around the us quite a bit and I would say America is pretty safe. It has a lot of the same rules as any countries. There are places you should not go due to criminal activity, there is nothing there for you and everyone knows where it is, so just ask a local. Tourist areas in large cities are where tourists get robbed, don't accept anything free, don't talk to anyone you don't know, don't buy things in that area, don't have valuables easily accessible. Lastly the south is where most of the US's violence happens. As with most violence its domestic, so not targeting you. Why is it happening there? The south is poor and its easier to kick down than up.
I like it when you pause because then I get to hear your accent!
My kids and I love geography and history. Actually most people I hang with do too, I've always found it crazy when people say Americans do not know history or geography.... ME AND MY FAMILY/FREINDS ARE AMERICAN 🇺🇲🤘
I had a college class with a 15 y/o (gifted student) that I sat next to who knew some kind of math that I’d never heard of, but she was stressing out over a geography test. I immediately offered to help her and she thanked me and let me know the next day that she passed her test. We all have different interests and strengths. 😊
I would love to see you do videos about Portugal. It's nice to learn about other places from real people instead of some dry textbook, statistics, or travel guide.
yeah each state has it's own military comprising of a state based national guard.this is in addition to the federal reserve of each branch like marines,army,navy,coast guard,air force and the active military.the reserves on a normal basis have a civilian job like being a Plumber or a truck driver and for 2 weekends a month and 2 weeks a year they train in a military job which could be the same job as in civilian world or something completely different like a gynocologist in civilian world and being a infantry sniper in the military.both dealing with holes,just.......
Coast Guard are actually classified like the National Guard, only for coastlines. They patrol the Great Lakes and other international water boundaries. Once activated they serve under the direction of the Navy.
I live in Chicago and I get around EASIER on public transportation. U can live here, not own a car and u won't miss it except for WINTER!
The hunters in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and West Virginia alone would comprise the largest army in the world. Wisconsin deploys an army larger than Iran to repel the deer in the state. Pales in comparison to Michigan and PA. though, lol.
Yes to Portugal 🇵🇹 videos!
I’m a new subscriber mainly because I like your humor and reactions to the videos you’re viewing. You make me smile and laugh when you give your opinion. By the way, I’ve been to Portugal 3x and love your country. Took the train from Porto to Algarve and loved the experience. 😎😍
Your assumptions are more on point than most of these types of channels I’ve watched. Ironically 3 of them watched this same video 😂
Public transportation varies by major city to major city. Cities with high populations usually have good public transportation within the city. Smaller cities have inner transportation, but it's not as good. You still can take a train across the United States. Amtrak takes 67 hours from New York City to Los Angeles.
My daughter just took a round trip from Chicago to D,C. by train
I loved the bus system in Germany. And the trains all over Europe.
YES!!!... Do videos on
Portugal 🇵🇹 👍
The infant mortality statistics are even more flawed than he said.
In the US, if a baby is born premature and dies, it is counted as an infant death. That is not how it works in most European countries. They don't count that as an actual death.
It all comes down to how each country counts and defines things. And when you account for those differences, the US usually comes out on top.
Every state and some territories have an armed force that is part of the National Guard which is controlled by the chief executive of that jurisdiction (think like the state governor), but can also be federalized when activated by the Federal government. Once federalized, that force is controlled by the Federal government and not the state government.
Some states also have their own military apart from the National Guard that cannot be federalized and under the sole control of the state governor.
There's also the Armed Forces of the United States which are what you commonly think of when you hear about the United States military: Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force.
Each state has what is called (state name) National Guard. They are usually regular working folks who commit to being guardsman for some extra $$$ every year. They go off a few times a year to train together. What they are usually used for is keeping the peace & extra policing after natural disasters, especially after hurricanes when an area has been completely devasted. At that time the governor of the state may have to impose a curfew for public safety reasons. Als I if there are civil disturbances that endanger the public and private property & public buildings. There is also that guardsmen are our backup military, and can be deployed overseas to supplement the US Military when needed. Many Guardsmen were used in Afghanistan & Iraq to relieve regular soldiers to have some leave time back home to be with their families for a death in the family and just to have a break in their deployment.
Remember, there is NO 'California' :
I live in Coastal North San Diego, California.
Very specific, and for many reasons.
The description implies: weather, wealth, ethnic (or lack of) diversity, cost of housing, etc...
Now, if I said, I were from San Ysidro, San Diego, California? (only 30-40 miles/50-65 km South)...all would be different.
Thank you my friend for all your time spent watching all the videos and reacting. I love your reactions and your channel! You are appreciated.And, yes, please do a video of your country!! I would love to see Portugal!!
Oh ty 🙏
As an American who has been underweight his entire life (my ribs show through my shirt) no matter how much I eat; I always tilt my head like I am looking at zoo animal when a European tries to tell me that I am fat because I live in America, while simultaneously telling me that I don't know where their country is (Which I always do know) AND, apparently, I can't generalize Europe cause it's "So diverse" XD. It's insane how much you hear this nonsense as an American.
Yes, Europeans do get angry/standoffish regarding AC/Heating usage in America. "Making fun of" is not exactly the right wording. I've had this conversation a lot, but never felt "made fun of". The person only ever tried to insult me for it. Never make fun of.
For the accents, 100%, you sound Russian to me (an American). You sound like the perfect russian accent stereotype here.
Also, I liked your Wyoming joke XD
I never understood America being considered Imperialistic. America freed the "free world" from Imperialism. Most of America's territory was bought from its owners. Whenever a territory wants independence, America gives it independence with no questions asked. This stereotype can only exist without reading history.
That geography one at the beginning is why we want not only to help you learn about us, but also why we want to see a "walk down the road" from you in Portugal. Old crumbly buildings? Bring them on! Mostly what I know about Portugal are Knights Templar and guanciale (y'all can turn a pig into heaven).
One of my best friends in college went on to work in Public Health. She's trying to educate people on the dangers of smoking, vaping, even unprotected whoopi (if you get my understanding). There are a lot of people working on the "obesity problem" in the US. I only recently heard of "Ozempic face." That medicine is for diabetes, but helps people lose weight FAST. And that's becoming a problem with people - anyone - who wants to lose weight. Do doctors prescribe it - it will help lose the pounds? And then losing weight that fast makes your skin loose and saggy, leading to "Ozempic Face." So people ARE working on it. Maybe not fast enough?
There are plenty of less than safe cities in the South.
The truth is all cities in America have safe and less than safe areas in them.
I would love to hear about Portugal
Make every joke you want about the US. I personally subscribe to the idea that a true patriot will always be critical of their of nation to ensure it is upholding expectations.
Patriotism is for suckers. There's no difference between "patriotism" and nationalism, before you try to argue otherwise.
As an American, I would love to watch any videos you make about Portugal! I love learning about other countries too
Norway and Iceland are also tiny compared to the US. some things are simply far easier to achieve for a small population
I don't even watch soccer, but I know that Messi is the GOAT!!
I always thought Spanish & Portuguese were so similar you could both understand each other.
Texas has always scared the shit out of me!! I'd feel safer in L.A.
New Orleans, Louisiana hasn't fully recovered from Hurricane Katrina yet and has an overabundance of poor people. The crime rate, as a result, is high but not to the point you can't safely visit the city.
As the American military, I think we like to keep the peace pretty much keep anybody from going too far and pushing that little red button
Yes, please educate us about Portugal.
I would love to see and learn more about Portugal!
Yes, of course you should react to videos about Portugal--would be interesting to learn about your country, amd vommented by you, who lives there. Go ahead with this, I'll watch it if you do--And from the same guy who did this video, the 25 differences between USA & Canada--he made it a little bit fun, because we are neighbours & like each other, but we like to poke at each other to laugh a bit. Have a nice day, & see you in another reaction. And don't worry for your jokes about Canada, we can take them--all the time from our USA neighbours, so we're used to it.
I hope you meant Commented and not Vomited
Would watch stuff on portugal
Public transportation depends on the city usually big cities like new york.
The military has 7 branches. Marine corp, Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force and National Guard. Each state has its own National Guard
The south has alot of economic disparity. Because its still recovering from the side effects of the civil war reconstruction and the economic problems for the early 2000s that im sure you remember.
I love the Portuguese language... and the wine... It's so delicious!
So, go out tomorrow and give 5 strangers a high five and/or a compliment. Really ask them how they are and listen to the answer. I go by the code: if you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Brighten someone's day. You just never know. It could change the world.
Been on a rampage watching your videos . Love it love you ❤
He's talking about the National Guard, which is like military protectors. For each of the u s states instead of going out and fighting on enemy soil, they protecthe heart of america
@European.Reacts. What do you wanna ask me about?
Yes, please make videos about your country. Americans LOVE learning about other countries. A lot of us never leave America because it's so huge that we can vacation in our own country. A lot of us can not afford to go to another country
I would say that the worst crime is in big cities and impoverished cities. I still visit Los Angeles and go to Sacramento and San Francisco, but i am more wary and pay attention to my surroundings when i am there.
Portugal vids would be great, especially if you find them interesting. Also, a Portuguese perspective on Brazil would be cool, especially since I know so little about our American cousins in the South.
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In the UK they absolutely make fun of us for needing air conditioning, they don't have it in their houses, they literally use windows.
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There is public transport in US. I take the train to visit my parents & I park &ride (bus) to work.
When it comes to taxation, I'm going to assume that he's talking about STATE income taxes. Everyone has to pay FEDERAL income tax. ( Unless they want to risk ending up in prison...)
Last summer here in Texas it was 103F + (40C) for 6 weeks or more and it didn't rain. 🔥
In defense of California: it is HUGE and LA is AWFUL but relatively small! Northern California is full of stunning mountains, rolling vineyards, and a coastline so beautiful I truly can’t begin to explain it. I recommend watching a video about 17 mile drive!! It’s absolutely amazing
Yes, do a video on Portugal 🇵🇹
I'm an American who grew up in Korea and Brazil. I speak fluent Portuguese and I would love to see a video about Portugal because I've never been
One thing on infant mortality -- the US counts as live births cases where other countries count them as still births. So it looks worse for the US, but we're counting different things.
I am American and love geography. My kids learned a lot of geography at a young age too.
That is a point I never really thought about. There is nothing in the US that says every man needs to learn how to use a gun or own a gun, but there are European countries where this is mandatory training for all eligible men. So for those European countries, their citizens have more experience with guns overall compared to the average American.
This is a really good vieo. I would LOVE to see videos about Portugal.
I've seen a lot of posts around the internet mocking the US for having air conditioning.
There are more guns than people in the USA. My first husband had one, my second had four. I have to assume that all my neighbours are armed.
Yea most people don’t open carry even though some do. Where I am in the Midwest a lot of people carry guns just conceal carry so you would really know if they have a firearm or not. I’m going to disagree with that part.
I don't think you can buy a house in america without an air conditioner lol. Or even an RV
I'd love to know more about Portugal. I know you guys were once well known for exploration and trade world wide. I know you're part of Iberia, but don't know how or if you were able to resist the Muslim invasion that conquered Spain. What were you guys doing during the Spanish civil war, and WW1&2? I know so little about Portugal, but you guys come to mind when I'm snacking on fantastic sardines or struggling to decide which Porto to purchase.
I'm an older fossil and I recall the Brits snickering at the Americans liking ice and air conditioning. I figured out they were equating the summers in Atlanta with the summers in London.......WRONG! About one-third of the US could do better without heat than do without air conditioning. I also figured out the Brits love hot tea, because they are cold most of the time.
As a senior US citizen (I’m 66) Portugal continues to be at the top of “affordable places to retire). You should definitely be making videos of your beautiful country before a lot of ex-US pats descend
Yes!! Let’s see Portugal
Yes we would love to see videos of your country🙂 PS your English is amazing, temperature is definitely the word👍🏼 Keep up the great content brother!
The stereotype of Americans visiting other countries is funny. I live in Detroit, my mother lives in Tennessee, 550 miles (900 km) away. I drive to see her at least twice per year. Andre, how many countries are within 900 km of your home? And, before 2001, 19 year olds went to Canada every weekend to drink. From Detroit, you can drive to Canada by accident.
I adore your reactions and responses. I like your "pauses" and comments. Please keep it up!😂😂😅😅😊😊❤
Just a heads up for when you come, every major city has at least one "bad" area that you should avoid. Ask anyone when you get to the city and they will tell you where not to go.
The US south is one of our poorest regions. As the video said, the problem here is economic inequality.
But the cost of living is also much lower. For example, I read an article about how DOCTORS can't afford to live in San Fran anymore.
@@kleindropperthat's fine for the people with money. It doesn't matter how low cost of living is when you're poor.
Americans carry firearms concealed so they don’t scare people like him. Just because you don’t see people carrying guns doesn’t mean anything. When he said there’s only a few places in America without strict gun laws, it’s the total opposite. Over half of the states have constitutional carry, and the majority of the rest have carry permits. There’s only a handful of places in America with strict gun laws.
that Wyoming joke was really good
Bigger cities have a lot public transportation, but most cities don't have any. My city doesn't and neither have most of the places I have lived.
Sometimes, going from state to state, sometimes you'll think you're in another country. We are very diverse.
This guy has a very interesting way of explaining things.
It has been recently been statistically proven that Oklahoma City, Oklahoma has a much higher crime rate, per capita, then New York or Chicago, Illinois. It tops most all big crime rate cites. Amazing since it is considered one of the "heartland" cities.
I think reacting to some videos about Portugal would be pretty cool
You are right about public transportation. It's good in large cities but not the rest of the country.
Damn, that 5 soldier joke was clean dude. Also. Come + See made me want to travel to Belarus when I was younger. Great war film.