@@intro021 yes, we the Brits sent a bunch of criminals there as a prison island, so it's not surprising an island with hundreds likely many thousands of convicted convicts would become a country
@@BeczaBot I mean, I do? It’s kind of fun. Really fills me with adrenaline and gives me a fat chub, as I speed down the highway to get to my job as a Car Insurance Salesman.
When I was in Australia, I lived near a 70 something year-old who’s wife’s handbag was being robbed in his front hall. So instead of calling the police, this old chap grabbed a katana off the wall and slashed the thief so badly their blood was seen almost a mile away from the house after the guy did a runner. When the man was asked about the incident and why he didn’t hide and call the police, he said they wouldn’t have done a fucking thing.
www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-19/witness-describes-sydney-samurai-sword-killing-aftermath/12899932 It doesn't quote the lady saying the police wouldn't of done anything, but yeah this happened
@@QuigleTheGnome Yeah these are all non-violent crimes, no need for prison time, prisons are expensive for the tax payer, better to use other methods. We don’t want a massive prison population like in in US.
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
What Charlie says about justice in this video really hurts in another way, I am from Chile, and yesterday was the trial of a guy who raped 5 girls and one of them commited suicide, the sentence was to stay in home and pay a fee, instead of going to jail.
2:48 ALFANZ GADGETAUR * * * * * * * [Fiend/Monster/Effect] When this monster is special summoned, place one garbage type token on each of your opponent's monsters. Every draw phase, your opponent must switch those monsters to defense mode. ATK: 2500 DEF: 2700
"Alphonse John Gangitano (24th March 1957 - 16 January 1998) was an Australian criminal from Melbourne, Victoria. Nicknamed the "Black Prince of Lygon Street", Gangitano was the face of an underground organisation known as the Carlton Crew. He was also an associate of alleged organised crime bosses Tom Domican (Sydney) and John Kizon (Perth)."
As an Australian who has avoided watching shithouse Aussie shows like ACA my entire life, now I'm watching it through an American Jesus watching it on UA-cam. What a strange world.
Number 1 rule of Australia: Avoid all train stations, there are herds of 15 year olds armed with shanks, ciggies in mouths and gang signs tattooed on their foreheads. They call themselves...eshays.
I get why she hates the person who ran her over but why does that lady act like the drunk driver is some assassin who will snap her neck the moment she has her back exposed?
@@kyotra Tbf drunk drivers are known to drive anyway, and drive under the influence again. Her fear may be irrational, but at the end of the day a woman who seriously injured her and could have killed her she has to see every single day.
@Low Tier Pigroach I do think it is more of a fear thing than revenge, they aren't harrassing the woman they just don't want to have to be near her. It must really suck to see a woman seriously injure you because of their recklessness and get completely unpunished for it
“Is there even such a thing as a prison in Australia?” They’re filled up with 15 year old eshays who think it’s a badge of honour, don’t wear tn’s near them or give them a ciggy when they ask for one. As soon as they ask for your shoe size just run.
@@liquidgarfield8523 Australia's law enforcement won't pepper spray you, tear gas you, shoot rubber bullets at you or arrest you for protesting peacefully. They also don't go killing minorities on the street. They may never be perfect but they seem to suck a lot less than America's law enforcement, especially if you happen to not be white.
@@buddyboris8279 ok relax. Besides at this point it's mostly riots they do that at and suprise suprise more whites are killed yearly than blacks by law enforcement
The only time anyone under the age of 60 watches A current affair is when they mention something about video games causing violence so we can all laugh at their stupidity.
As an Aussie I can clarify chad was trying to say his name was “Alfonse Gangitano” who was a renowned under world figure and Australian drug lord 😂 What a legend
“Haha all of Australia’s a prison, Charlie. lololol xdxd” Holy shit guys you’re all so creative go and join the other thousands of people who have said the same thing.
My Latin teacher gave one student a detention ever. Alphonse Gangitano. So we used to joke that, if you fucked up enough to get a detention from him, you were destined to be murdered in a gang war. 100% correlation.
@Combined Joint Task Force Dragon I mean, the only thing we have any fame for is Gallipoli, where we were fucking annihilated - Granted it wasn't our fault, and it's not even victory that we celebrate. On top of that, nobody outside of Aus/NZ even knows about it. That, and the Kokoda trail are really the only things. Everything else is "those idiots lost a war against emus, twice. Or that one of us might have shot down the Red Baron. Oh, and shooting the nose of the Sphinx, but that's just funny
I remember jackson talking about making an anime similar to this. It was how when you commited a crime anyone could do that crime to you with no consequences. For example if you murdered someone anyone is free to murder you. Charlie recommended the name: The Golden Rule
The poor drunk driver that made one mistake that probably ruined her life and is now being bullied by the news team because she accidentally bought a house close to the victim
i swear that women who got hit is now the most paranoid person ever, and the other person clearly seems like shes sorry and just wants to be left alone for a freaking minute of a day XD
@@zeke2388 every country has corrupt cops though so it's probably not that bad. Then again I don't know shit about Australian cops cause I don't live in Australia.
@@majickman yeah the US has the largest prison population in the world, America is very keen for that prison labour. These are both cases of non-violent crime, locking them up is expensive and not effective at producing behaviour change.
Alphonse John Gangitano was an Australian criminal from Melbourne, Victoria. Nicknamed the "Black Prince of Lygon Street", Gangitano was the face of an underground organisation known as the Carlton Crew. He was also an associate of alleged organised crime bosses Tom Domican and John Kizon.
gallifrey27 I browse their UA-cam channel for the neighbourhood stuff. Their political and journalists integrity is low so I rather not look at that stuff. They makes such a big deal out of stuff like a guy not doing his garden that they have to resort to that for air time gives me hope their show dies. Also it’s funny
Just found out, that my cousin..has died. Losing someone is hard. If you miss them, that means you had great times with them. Wednesday, July 22. Was in his pre-teens, he was young. After seeing videos of my favorite content creators, they made me a little better. Thank you.
Find the original. Oc he will talk over them and/or keep playing the video. If you are going to complain, find the original. And if you are going to complain about not having the commentary for the vid, then don't complain about him talking over the video.
That Leech That Has That Chemical Look thing is man, this video would have been so much better hearing the important snippets between the commentary or at least knowing what the video really is.
That Leech That Has That Chemical Look bro chill tf out ur acting like I just committed mass genocide, and its not gonna kill Charlie big he puts on caption it’s just a way for his fan to enjoy both his commentary meanwhile knowing what is going on in the vid
Happy to say that Australia’s coolest Super Villain, is also our only Super Villain (also I remember seeing that first video on tv when it first aired)
"is there such thing as a prison in Australia?" Mate, that's how the country was started, they dumped convicts there
thats a fact??
honestly that country is scary as fuck
Australia is the prison
just a mexican Angel yea there were convicts and in some places there are bricks with finger holes because they made the convicts make bricks 🧱
@@intro021 yes, we the Brits sent a bunch of criminals there as a prison island, so it's not surprising an island with hundreds likely many thousands of convicted convicts would become a country
just a mexican Angel u didn’t know
"No-one wants to be a victim of road trauma"
-Australian expert in road traumas
how to get yourself qualified for such credentials ? which school do we need to go ?
@@HarshRajAlwaysfree you get those credentials when you commit enough insurance fraud
Oh thank goodness he mentioned that, otherwise I would have gone on believing people do want to be victims of road trauma.
@@BeczaBot those people are just masochists
@@BeczaBot I mean, I do? It’s kind of fun. Really fills me with adrenaline and gives me a fat chub, as I speed down the highway to get to my job as a Car Insurance Salesman.
When I was in Australia, I lived near a 70 something year-old who’s wife’s handbag was being robbed in his front hall. So instead of calling the police, this old chap grabbed a katana off the wall and slashed the thief so badly their blood was seen almost a mile away from the house after the guy did a runner. When the man was asked about the incident and why he didn’t hide and call the police, he said they wouldn’t have done a fucking thing.
If this is real, that's amazing
@@sleepdeep305 yes
Would've said fake but then again it's Australia
www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-19/witness-describes-sydney-samurai-sword-killing-aftermath/12899932
It doesn't quote the lady saying the police wouldn't of done anything, but yeah this happened
My mum's handbag was stolen and the police fingerprinted the whole house and caught the guy a couple of months later.
Charlie: Are there even any prisons in Australia?
The British: My dear boy, Australia IS the prison!
Literally but I’m starting to think the entire world is a prison except Australia so it seems like it is a prison
I came to the comments looking for this joke
@@QuigleTheGnome Yeah these are all non-violent crimes, no need for prison time, prisons are expensive for the tax payer, better to use other methods. We don’t want a massive prison population like in in US.
Andrew Harris yeah honestly but prison in the US get paid more for more prisoners so I guess that’s partly why we have such large prison population
@@andrewharris3900 A drunk driver ramming into someone isn't violent?
this whole comment section is a hivemind, i have heard the same australia prison joke 100 times send help
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
Philidor i dont think they did that, i think they all just came up with the same joke
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
I don't understand why people can scroll down, see all of the comments saying the exact same thing, and think "Hur hur i think maybe i should add another comment saying yet again the exact same thing"
@@default6274 Y'all are roasting me for a typo damn, I honestly don't know how that happened i've never typed an ellipses in a youtube comment
As an Australian I can confirm we are all ashamed of A Current Affair.
Every country has the stupid sensationalist news channel.
@@jerrymartin7019 kinda like cnn for u.s.
@@TheRealAlpha21
Fox as well
Indeed.
@@BadEmpanada at least Fox News doesn't tell blatant lies
“Is there even a prison in Australia?” Yes Charlie the prison is called “Australia”.
As an Aussie. It's not as bad as people think it is. There's a ton of countries getting, more fucked over then us
This
PurpleMan98 I agree although we do have masterminds like alphons gagitar or however you spell that
Yes, we just don't have the world's highest prison population
@@someguy7526 Foath, if you dont have a good lawyer in the US your getting 25 to life for bud possession
What Charlie says about justice in this video really hurts in another way, I am from Chile, and yesterday was the trial of a guy who raped 5 girls and one of them commited suicide, the sentence was to stay in home and pay a fee, instead of going to jail.
>is there even such thing as a prison in Australia
"Wait, it's all a prison?"
"Always has been"
*cocks gun*
*bangbangbangbang*
i mean, you really aren't wrong...
@@exhaleinhale999 but but...
that was the point of the comment tho??
@@zattlahabibi1137 ik im just being stupid
@@dadahewa4691 There ain't no guns in Oz. They gave them all up for freedom...I mean servitude.
Every single Aussie who isn't a middle aged alcoholic is absolutely ashamed of A Current Affair
I’m not even Australian and I’m ashamed of A Current Affair.
Haha they're hilarious stories though, almost like the Onion but real
current affair is nearly as bad as the project
This is true, but I didn’t think I’d see Charlie watching clips from it 🤣
Wait there are aussies who aren’t alcoholics?
Australia is just like Florida, but it’s our whole country 🤣
Doesn't help that every native Australian descended from a convict of some sorts. all y'all got some wild blood
@@bryanmartini6467 convicts are not native australians
Well there's a Melbourne near Miami and a Miami in the Gold Coast so you have a point!
@@BigL.10 I think he meant the white citizens who have lived there for generations
@@e6486 yeah ik but its false to say they are natives, it seems nitpicky but its actually quite important with the context of Aboriginal history
Just wanted to let you know that we Aussies treat A Current Affair more so as a Failed Comedy Program rather then an actual News Channel.
its like the Onion but without the paid actors?
It seems like tmz if tmz actually tried
Fuck I wish that was true for everyone.
Stop laying mate. No we dont. I know for a fact your mum takes it seriously
The human embodiment of a Yu-gi-oh card
My guy out here requiring an XYZ summon
You've activated my trap card.
Dddddddddddd duel
Fsᴛᴇᴀᴋ you got me dyyyying
Epic chiaki pfp
2:48
ALFANZ GADGETAUR
* * * * * * *
[Fiend/Monster/Effect]
When this monster is special summoned, place one garbage type token on each of your opponent's monsters. Every draw phase, your opponent must switch those monsters to defense mode.
ATK: 2500 DEF: 2700
OP
Whats its atribute Earth? Nah he's destroing it so uuuuuuuuuuhhhh idk lets just go with earth
"Alphonse John Gangitano (24th March 1957 - 16 January 1998) was an Australian criminal from Melbourne, Victoria. Nicknamed the "Black Prince of Lygon Street", Gangitano was the face of an underground organisation known as the Carlton Crew. He was also an associate of alleged organised crime bosses Tom Domican (Sydney) and John Kizon (Perth)."
He totally missed when the narrator called them “serial dumpers” 😂
As an Australian who has avoided watching shithouse Aussie shows like ACA my entire life, now I'm watching it through an American Jesus watching it on UA-cam.
What a strange world.
I feel that 😄
Same
yea same
Does ACA actually have any viewers that aren't retired 70 year olds from the suburbs? lol
You may take different paths, but it ultimately leads down to the same destination. #wisdom
Number 1 rule of Australia:
Avoid all train stations, there are herds of 15 year olds armed with shanks, ciggies in mouths and gang signs tattooed on their foreheads. They call themselves...eshays.
I'll note this
And yeet tattoos on their arms
are we talking melbourne eshay or southwest sydney eshay
I go to train stations every day along the southern Sydney route and I've only seen them once. Guess I'm lucky
Oh yes, I almost forgot, they’re obsessed with a genre of rap called *ahum* “AUSSIE DRILL” by a gang called OneFour, look them up at your own risk.
To quote Isaac butterfield - acurrent affair is Australia’s best accidental comedy show
Golly, how my chest swells with pride every time Charlie does a vid on A Current Affair, Australia's most respected journalistic outlet
The year is 2075, doctor Alfonz Gegutar has overthrown the entirety of the Australian government...
Now i know how to name my char in game.
But cyberpunk is still not out.
Honestly, I wish mate
Iook I just need to know how to spell the name...
Someone give me the correct spelling
@@kelroy2121 ailfownz gajitarr.
I get why she hates the person who ran her over but why does that lady act like the drunk driver is some assassin who will snap her neck the moment she has her back exposed?
Because she was hit by a multi-ton machine.
@@Vanux867 And the lady is now banned from driving because of that. It's just neurotic to be worrying over a danger that isn't there anymore.
@@kyotra
Tbf drunk drivers are known to drive anyway, and drive under the influence again.
Her fear may be irrational, but at the end of the day a woman who seriously injured her and could have killed her she has to see every single day.
Because she's likely suffering from PTSD. Car accidents are the most common cause of it.
@Low Tier Pigroach
I do think it is more of a fear thing than revenge, they aren't harrassing the woman they just don't want to have to be near her.
It must really suck to see a woman seriously injure you because of their recklessness and get completely unpunished for it
Charlie: the prison will decide your fate
Australia: *I am the prison*
Alphonse Gangitano, not gangitar, he was being a smart ass, as the name became extremely well known in australia after a show called underbelly.
Yes and just to add for those that don’t know, a real life criminal
gadget tar
the prince of lygon street
"Is there even such thing as a prison in Australia?"
No, Australia is a prison, why would you put prisons in a prison
We heard you like prisons bro so...
@@bobross8424 Full inception, prison in a prison in a prison
Bob Ross I was gonna reply with that
Time out chair
thats like 2 layers of prison
Oh so this is where Johan ended up after escaping the Hospital
Ah, a cultured being. So refreshing
Lol I'm currently watching Monster for the second time.
Its not often you see a Monster reference.
Wow a Monster reference! 😃
Weird indeed.
Moving in next door to someone you hit while drunk driving is a total power move.
I am sorry for making these foul creatures
Holy shit 6 likes
U cant just copy paste same comment on every video
Amen
@@boredguy5463 W
“Is there even a prison in Australia?”
“Naw mate, we just chuck ‘em in the bush. Let the dingos handle ‘em.”
If the drop bears don't get them first.
Australia was originally made as a penal colony so technically the entire place is a prison
Actual Australian, can confirm
@@alanhilder1883 and thats if the 'roos dont find em
Australia is a pennis colony genius
“Is there even such a thing as a prison in Australia?” They’re filled up with 15 year old eshays who think it’s a badge of honour, don’t wear tn’s near them or give them a ciggy when they ask for one. As soon as they ask for your shoe size just run.
Why would you run from 15 yr olds? Just lay em out
"ciggy"
@@viice3796 Well, usually there's 7 of them, and usually, they have some kind of weapon.
VIICE they work in herdes and almost always have a knife. Avoid train stations
Funny considering Australia was used as a giant prison for a while.
Did an American really just say Australia sucks with law enforcement.
I mean is he wrong
@@liquidgarfield8523 Australia's law enforcement won't pepper spray you, tear gas you, shoot rubber bullets at you or arrest you for protesting peacefully. They also don't go killing minorities on the street. They may never be perfect but they seem to suck a lot less than America's law enforcement, especially if you happen to not be white.
@@buddyboris8279 ok relax. Besides at this point it's mostly riots they do that at and suprise suprise more whites are killed yearly than blacks by law enforcement
@@liquidgarfield8523 Of course the majority race has the majority of deaths. What's your point.
@@buddyboris8279 his point is why dont u kiss me man
"Whats he gonna do, eat a cheese burger at him?"
The only time anyone under the age of 60 watches A current affair is when they mention something about video games causing violence so we can all laugh at their stupidity.
*their
But it's true though. Violent games desensitise kids.
Sharmarko do you have any facts to back up the claim? Or are you just speaking out of your ass?
Very true
Kids legitimately do act out what they see though, and I don't see why video games would be any different.
As an Aussie I can clarify chad was trying to say his name was “Alfonse Gangitano” who was a renowned under world figure and Australian drug lord 😂
What a legend
Hands up who knows him from 'Underbelly,' a show that had been barred from Melbourne and Victoria for years.
Yeah I know, I wish he had known!! It would have been sooooo funny
“Haha all of Australia’s a prison, Charlie. lololol xdxd” Holy shit guys you’re all so creative go and join the other thousands of people who have said the same thing.
all of Australia's a prison
That's.. that's exactly what they are doing mate.
I mean I knew Redditor's were unoriginal but this is ridiculous.
Haha all of Australia’s a prison, Charlie. lololol xdxd
Lol this is where they come to join each other say that exact same thing and lol at it. You just in the wrong place mang 😂
The guy in the thumbnail reppin his chelsea t-shirt. Respect 👊
Alphonse Gangitano was a real person, he was a famous gangster from Melbourne, he got killed in 1998
That’s cool n all but his name was clearly Alfons Gadgetar
or did he? who knows, maybe he faked it and moved it into the illegal dumping business
@@_DMNO_ Detective Chronus on the case. The beard is just a disguise
@Combined Joint Task Force Dragon or do they? who knows, maybe they are faking it to cover up Alphonse's illegal dumping business
My Latin teacher gave one student a detention ever. Alphonse Gangitano. So we used to joke that, if you fucked up enough to get a detention from him, you were destined to be murdered in a gang war. 100% correlation.
Charlie should consider him self lucky that Alfonse Gadgitare doesn't appear outside his house wipping skate moves
He's like a random character with a side-quest in an rpg
"What's he gonna do eat a cheeseburger at him" LOL 🤣🤣
He looks like a grand wizard trying to pick up jail bait at the local skateshop.
“Is there even a prison in Australia”
Australia was a prison.
is*
We know from the 116 other comments, you don’t need to say anything
@Combined Joint Task Force Dragon I mean, the only thing we have any fame for is Gallipoli, where we were fucking annihilated - Granted it wasn't our fault, and it's not even victory that we celebrate. On top of that, nobody outside of Aus/NZ even knows about it. That, and the Kokoda trail are really the only things. Everything else is "those idiots lost a war against emus, twice. Or that one of us might have shot down the Red Baron. Oh, and shooting the nose of the Sphinx, but that's just funny
@@maxxcon170 100 in australia? because if you think its 100 worldwide theres something wrong in your head
@Combined Joint Task Force Dragon it literally was a prison though
"is there even such thing as a prison in Australia"
**raises eyebrows in British**
Doesn't help that my area is full of junkies and druggies
@@pelicancan america says hi
I feel special understanding this and not being british.
Wait, Its all prison?
Give her the hands
"These guys have an addiction to dumping" lmaoooo
"The dumping squad"
I'm pretty confident I can pass their try outs
Imagine a world where instead of prison sentences courts gives victims one day passes to go full vigilante on the perps
That’d be a terrible world.
Me if i ruled a country
Sounds like a more regulated Purge
Blood for blood, eye for eye.
I remember jackson talking about making an anime similar to this.
It was how when you commited a crime anyone could do that crime to you with no consequences.
For example if you murdered someone anyone is free to murder you.
Charlie recommended the name: The Golden Rule
This is the next incarnate of Satan himself.
Also Gadgatar sounds like a villain for Ultralord.
@Holden Demuth speaking of wich, they need to make actual action figures of ultralord.
He was tryna say Alphonse Gangatano Aussie underworld gangster.. either in prison or dead but a real dude none the less
@@stevencuenca1980 alphonse gangitano was shot dead by jason moran in 1998
Sometimes I wonder what ends up in Charlie’s recommended
A current affair is such a cesspool of non-news events. The embodiment of seven news reporting.
For those not from Australia, Alphonse Gangitano was an infamous aussy criminal.
*aussie
What crime?
Josh65 organised crime, multiple murders, etc. He was a mobster.
@@liamadam5627 *ozzy. I lived there. I'm not wrong.
@@dahalofreeek no one spells it ozzy what are you on
All of Australia is a prison. That’s why they just send crims home.
bennyinferno117 yep your right
Haha😐
That must be why we have shit internet
SIR CRAZY Aye
Good Enough America is like a prison, Australia is a legitimate prison.
The poor drunk driver that made one mistake that probably ruined her life and is now being bullied by the news team because she accidentally bought a house close to the victim
that teleportion part made me replay this video twice before i understood what happened. danielle is a vampire.
I love how Charlie is like "beat her ass" in response to the driver living next door.
Alfons Gadgetar sounds like the name of a spider man villain's civilian identity
it's Doc Oc's lesser known cousin that has the same inventing skills as Dr. Doofenshmirtz
Clams Yon He looks like Trevor Slattery from Iron Man 3! lol
Anime Main character
He meant to say Alfonse Gangitano who was a Melbourne gangster in the Mafia.
alphonse gangitano* an he's an old Australian crime figure
Gagitar sounds like the name of a transformer.
i swear that women who got hit is now the most paranoid person ever, and the other person clearly seems like shes sorry and just wants to be left alone for a freaking minute of a day XD
I'm an Aussie, and I can confirm, any time the cops act remotely competent everyone claims they abuse their power
True but we do have some really corrupt cops too
Like lawyer X
@@zeke2388 every country has corrupt cops though so it's probably not that bad. Then again I don't know shit about Australian cops cause I don't live in Australia.
@@zach7372 yeah cops here are definitely not as bad as American cops but they aren't fantastic either.
I live there and what you say is bs
This man having a collab with a Karen would be a sight to cherish in my memories
Cherish
They’re his minions
Maybe bring a Karen onto the official podcast
A collab 😆
I will be willing to cuss this man out during a colab 🙂
serious crimes go unpunished while the most minor things like having a modified exhaust on your car get you a massive fine and a court hearing
Or slightly bigger tyres😆
Your videos give me life
Everyone has a hard on over the prison in Australia comment
Being creative is hard.
I found it extremely funny that Charlie, an American, is constantly yelling that Australia's law enforcement sucks
@@bluegum6438 He means that they're not doing much to stop these people. America at least arrests people like that.
@@majickman yeah the US has the largest prison population in the world, America is very keen for that prison labour. These are both cases of non-violent crime, locking them up is expensive and not effective at producing behaviour change.
@@majickman America has "great law enforcement"
Penguinz0’s thumbnails look like the ones back in 2011, it’s beautiful.
I am sorry for making this foul creature
Alphonse John Gangitano was an Australian criminal from Melbourne, Victoria. Nicknamed the "Black Prince of Lygon Street", Gangitano was the face of an underground organisation known as the Carlton Crew. He was also an associate of alleged organised crime bosses Tom Domican and John Kizon.
As someone living in Australia, this just enforces my thoughts on how bad ACA is
I’m not sure if watching a current affair, Australia’s shitest journalists is a good look into Australian society
What do you mean? Perfectly shows how little the public cares for politics.
Ok bud keep watching the project 😂
Every Aussie news network is dying so all they do is report on the stupidest and most mundane stories
Lol
Throwiez oh god. I’ll never stoop so low to watch them. FriendlyJordies is a better reporter than them and he’s just one guy
i first thought you were joking about australia having no law enforcement
I heard he once took on 60 drop bears and lived to tell the tale
Me: mum can I go to jail
Mum: We have jail at home
Australia: ...
This manga is pretty amazing
"is there even a such thing as a prison in australia"
There USED to be
The confidence and speed at which he came up with the name Alphonse Gajitar is how I aspire to live my life moving forward.
He named himself after an a famous Italian mobster in Australia, Alphonse Gangitano 😂
“So how’d you get locked up?”
“I’m a dirty dumper.”
*scoots closer*
I nearly came seeing that title as an Australian and knowing the exact story he was going to watch
Same lmao
Fuckin oath.
Damn, you guys should be more embarrassed to admit that you watch a current affair so much that you can identify specific episodes.
gallifrey27 I browse their UA-cam channel for the neighbourhood stuff. Their political and journalists integrity is low so I rather not look at that stuff. They makes such a big deal out of stuff like a guy not doing his garden that they have to resort to that for air time gives me hope their show dies. Also it’s funny
we knew we just had to watch this video just by the thumbnail alone. we are wetting our trousers.
Also, spot on statement about Australian law enforcement lol.
“Is there such thing as a prison in Australia?” No we do not exist, I can confirm that I am indeed an actor.
Charlie looks like the homeless man near my crib and gucci jesus combined
Corny
@@watervisuals8727 .....and true. Except the Jesus part
"Is there such a thing as prison in Australia?"
Australia IS the prison
Damn glad to know I have a lot of fellow Aussies in this community
A Current Affair is literal garbage, it's like Aussie CNN
Hosatus I know right
bro is lower than CNN lol
Wow I never knew people hated CNN so much, I always did but I didn't realize that it was the general concensus. Glad that's the case tho
It's less than that
a super villan eh? well this is a case for our new super hero "the flesh"! (charlie in a pyjama armed with a flesh light)
Armed with his saber virginty apocalypse
And the fleshlight armor
I'd wanna see that!
He looks like an enemy stand user
The Chelsea shirt got me
You just know this is going to be brought up in tomorrow’s podcast
I love how he can just search up a current affair turn on the camera, do his thing and get paid. He’s amazing
"Wouldn't it be wild if the same drunk driver hopped the curb and mowed down Danielle..." 😂😂😂😂
"Is there such a thing as a prison in Australia?"
Do you know what Australia is?
“Go give her the hands” LMAO
Just found out, that my cousin..has died.
Losing someone is hard.
If you miss them, that means you had great times with them.
Wednesday, July 22.
Was in his pre-teens, he was young.
After seeing videos of my favorite content creators, they made me a little better.
Thank you.
I feel sorry for you.
I hope you feel better man
I'm sorry, I wish you and your family peace during this time man
So this is where the saying ''Go home your drunk'' came from..
This grandpa rly out here with the skater boy look
He looking pretty RAD DUDE
Don't talk trash about Chad he's radical
@@loweni7460 Respect is obviously due.
Wow the first skater ever sure fell from grace
yeah australia is the country with the law enforcement problem
Alfons looks like an Australian version of the guy from the meme "how you doing fellow kids "
I hate how he Dosent have caption on like Charlie is talking around 80 decibels and the video sound is barely on
EVERY video is like this and it's so hard to watch stream clips because of it
Find the original.
Oc he will talk over them and/or keep playing the video.
If you are going to complain, find the original.
And if you are going to complain about not having the commentary for the vid, then don't complain about him talking over the video.
That Leech That Has That Chemical Look thing is man, this video would have been so much better hearing the important snippets between the commentary or at least knowing what the video really is.
Bo Horn that’s what I’m trying to say but that leech acting like I killed his mom
That Leech That Has That Chemical Look bro chill tf out ur acting like I just committed mass genocide, and its not gonna kill Charlie big he puts on caption it’s just a way for his fan to enjoy both his commentary meanwhile knowing what is going on in the vid
Well - When you live right next door, you won't need a getaway vehicle...😶
Happy to say that Australia’s coolest Super Villain, is also our only Super Villain (also I remember seeing that first video on tv when it first aired)
Was hopping to see some angry Aussie gangs
Alphonse is like the "how do you do fellow kids" meme in real life
*”what’s he gonna do, eat a cheese burger at him?”*
As an Australian I feel it's my job to stress just how little A Current Affair and 60 Minutes represents us as a country.