AMERICAN REACTS TO Teenagers in USA vs Australia
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Having been an Aussie teen back in the 70's - I can vouch for the fact Aussie teens have calmed down a shitload since the 70's,but the spirit lives on,back in '73 I got a part time job after school at age 14 😂
Yeah me too. I vaguely remember the 70s. 😮. Liverpool was horrendous.
Stepson dropped off going to school as he increased earnings going from hours after school to stack bricks to putting in hours before school and the free periods he was taking advantage of, became a roofer by year 11 in an apprenticeship program and bought first home at 24.
I started working in a hairdressers at 14, 2 hours after school 5 days and 4 hours Saturday mornings
Extreme examples, but this is possible in Australia! We are aware of real life, and evolved, and prone to excess if unsupervised, misdirected or unmotivated! But yes, we generally mature earlier than Americans and have more down to earth priorities!
My brother-in-law quit school at 15 & did an apprenticeship. He owned his own flat / 2 bedroom apartment at age 21.
Lots of kids used to have jobs at that age but most of them have been eliminated, newspaper vendor/delivery, milk runs etc. Kids now just don’t have those opportunities and the responsibility that goes with it.
Interesting, a lot of my peers got married straight out of school (they’re all divorced now except for one couple).
My nephew started a mechanic apprenticeship at age 14 years 9 months.
His was doing bad in school & he was already repairing the family cars & motorbikes.
He asked his Dad, if he should quit school go for the apprenticeship. His Dad said go for it so he did.
Lol hence why he needs a job to pay for it all!😂🤣
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My sister stared her nursing apprenticeship in a teaching hospital at age 17. That was about 40 years ago.
I had a full-time job at 14 and 9months I was in retail and with commissions was earning more than my dad who was in the iron industry by the time I turned 16 . I left school because I was bored shitless and applied for about half a dozen jobs without my parents knowing, and i had been working for 3 monthe before they found out ,it wasn't that they didn't care ! I was a devious little bastard and I had pretended to go to school everyday but head of to work, I was found out when the schoos truant officer visited mum to find out why i wasn't at school . All hell broke loose but when ishowed them my bank balance everything was OK , school isn't for everyone and I've never missed out of anything through so called lack of education now that ive retired and have a million dollars worth of assets I know I did the right thing .
I was working for the olds at 11 in their shop and maccas at 14
I started working for the olds when I was about 6, just doing stuff at home or the family business for pocket money. Started working in the store at about 12. Got a job at Maccas when they opened in town when I was about 15. Weirdest thing I couldn't get around when I visited the USA was that all of the teenagers' jobs were taken by old people. Like, why do you have old people working supermarket checkouts and at fast food joints?
Working part time after zchool and weekends from 14 or 15 very common
I left school when I was 15 because I went full time at my part time job. Best years ever.
Many families the teenage grandsons will help grandparents with stuff like gutters
I started my first job at 15 at the local meatworks just outside of Fremantle, WA.
Year 7 is first year of high school - most kids turn 13 & smoko is a coffee / smoke breaks & darts / coffin nails are cigarettes. 14 & 9 months is the minimum age to work. He is talking of a slab of grog mixed with coke - say rum & coke.
Kids can start doing trade school/apprenticeships while still in high school through their school programs here in Australia :)
Just a slight exaggeration of the truth 😆 but they HAVE been starting younger & younger...
Kia ora hello cuzzie from Aotearoa New Zealand we get our kids into it as soon as they can see over the steering wheel and dashboard and hit the gas pedal my youngest kura 10 year's old should be home soon from dropping off his older brothers Sonny 14 and Strummer 16 for their night shift at the coal mine i hope they felled their quoter of pine trees today
Started a 4 yr mechanical apprenticeship in 81 at age 15, underground mining my whole working life and retired early a month ago
An Australian and a Kiwi walking through the country side when suddenly the kiwi sees a Sheep with its head stuck in a fence YIPPEE he shouts knocks the Australian over run's up to the sheep and root's it's ass 😘🐑😍👍 about an hour later blows his load turns to his australian friend and says right oh mate your turn.
YIPPEE SHOUTS the Australian drops his pants and sticks his head in the fence YIPPEE
this is actually pretty accurate lol. I got a plastering apprenticeship back in year 9 so i woulda been about 16 and we use to get my best mates cousin to buy us cartons. back before they added the huge tax to alcohol. 30 block of beer was about $30 and a carton of beam or jacks was bout $60. good times and memories.
$80 Aus is like $40 Usd
Love how your surprised by the $80, I paid $42 for a six pack of Canadian club and a cider yesterday
Your awesome man keep it up
Actually it's funny cause it's true 😂😂😂
I left high school at 16 years old why becouse l was getting 2 and a half times a adults factory wage l started working for rock bands touring loading rigging concert light shows ..my first to weeks l worked with midnight oil l learnt quickly..gudinski came to our gig one night and he looked at me in the band room and he said to my band that he's meaning me ain't allowed to drink ..l thought who the fuck are you..of course l knew who he was ..he new as soon as he leaves ihes advise will go with him ..well the band was 19 to 22 me 16 ..and we all continued to party and mess about for the next 3 years l worked with 50% of Australia top bands no rules no tax no boss as l was incharge of our light show ...we were all very naughty boys ..women alcohol destruction..any way .l learnt more than any school or university could teach me....then l become a sound engineer for bands ..yes l knew (Jimmy barnes ..cold chisel) and Michael huchence.. inxs)..many others ..l smoked with Michael H ..im shore he wont mind me shareing this info..l could drive a tractor when l was 5..front end loaded trucks when l was 12...while my dad sat and watched he was ment to be driving ...he made me try and kill a fox that was stuck in a trap when l was 4 years old ...the fox was so angry trying to bit me every swing with the hammer l missed his head he was to quick...so my dad finished him 1 hit.❤🇦🇺🇺🇸
I'm 16 and I have a full job
You seem awesome, I like your content very much. I wish you wouldn’t say what it do at the start of your videos. It means nothing and sounds stupid. Which is strange because you are clearly a smart young man.