True

Now I have to go and watch it

@@Yuio_Quaz Its very strange.

I never even knew that H20 was an Aussie show

My sister used to watch that when she was 7 lmao

@@orionl7406 you just thought they had funny accents?

I didn’t even know he had a main channel

SurfShark ... 2nd channel, do care?!?

@@apeachonahill8059 his main is ibxtoycat it's a minecraft channel where he occasionally mentions theatrical physics

@@apeachonahill8059 ibxtoycat. It’s a Minecraft channel where he builds crazy creations and talks about random stuff

@@apeachonahill8059 He also always says “2nd channel, don’t care”

New York City still messes with me. Scotland has a population around 5.5 million, the whole country. New York City, *one city*, has 8.5 million. Astounding.

Mexico city has more people than Australia... that is a whole continent... I live in a big city on Mexico that has around 6 million people if you count the city that is 20 miles away. This is around 20% of northern Mexico population...

@@Pusher97 all of new zealand has 5 million people with an area of 268000 square km, new delhi has an area of 42.7square km and a population of 21 million

@@manaspradhan8041 This makes my nose bleed

Don’t worry guys us Australia actually has 5 million more people

you should have a look at Jay Foremans sponsorship segments. best on the platform

@@CTcuber4K lol I was going to to say that

I used to watch H2O I loved that show! I dont know how we got it, Im pretty sure Australia is nearly completley antipotle to where I live. Actually just looked it up , the antipote to me is just west of perth slightly in the Pacific Ocean.

I live in my country's capital city, and have to describe its location relative to Sydney when talking to foreigners

@@AdamMansbridge And then 99 times out of 100 they act shocked because they thought Sydney was the capital

Similar situation here. If the person doesn’t have any sense of SoCal geography, then I say I’m from LA. If they kinda know LA, then I say I’m about hour outside of LA. If the actually know the greater LA area, then I say the actual town.

@@AdamMansbridge 🇳🇿

@@JKTCGMV13 You're not from Arcadia?

Exactly what I thought. I was born in Middlesex County.

Middlesex Country is also in London Ontario

Zika who?

@@deanjordan6053 Exactly.

Ganamos la copa

br? huehuehehuhehuehuehue

digital piracy isn't a victimless crime smh

@@colatf2 nope, it was on french television for a while. No idea why.

@@colatf2 I'll do it anyway

You can watch all of them for free on KZfaq 👀

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1: it's a shithole 2: it has 3 train stations 3: the end

@@explorernate Dont forget the london airport 🙄🙄

@@klaejomind That was included in point 1.

same, like i'm closer to multiple other cities but boston is super identifiable as a place apparently

Yeah, someone I know lived in Southern New Hampshire, but when he got a job as a basketball player in another country, he just said he was from Boston instead of saying the name of the small town he grew up in.

Same. I live much closer to Providence, but it's confusing since it's in another state. So I might just say Massachusetts and leave it at that unless they want to know more.

@@madisonm1310 New England NFL-Patriots are closer to Providence than to Boston?

Rather than the city-limits, the metro-area is about which city's tv stations I see. .. and what sports-team is 'my home-team'.

Yo soy de Adrogué y si alguien me pregunta le digo en una ciudad chica del Área Metropolitana de BsAs

Aguante zona sur wacho

Thank you for letting me to kidnap you

@@luisfelipehv2655 there are more than 200.000 people in my city, good luck

By space you mean land area?

@@dr.winner2516 Yes

Foi sacanagem dele fazer isso

ele nunca fala do Brasil, me da um raiva

what?

@@Aprill264 yes

@@ipadair7345 aight I'm putting this on r/iamveryrandom, feel free to r/ihavereddit me

Wtf

I’ve personally been to the imos he mentioned. I personally didn’t like it

I really like sticking my nose in other people's business.

The only thing I know about Dartford is Dartford bridge which is fucking abysmal.

@@fierceeagle3458 Should forever be a London boundary.

I think the rule I use is I'll distinguish where I live in my city (London) to other people from the region, but in another area or country I just simplify to London, because nobody cares where Hampstead or hackney are relative to each other in London

Don't live there anymore

I live in Beijing and there's one apartment complex with 700,000 people living in it

i would say i live in des moines if i lived in somewhere like urbandale in the metro of des moines.

Same. I try with London or windsor ontario first, and if they have no clue, I just say Toronto, even though I'm 4 hours from there lol

It because California

Well, depends where you are doesn't it? Thats probably true for like California, Texas, Florida, or New York, but I live in Illinois and I can tell you no one gives their loyalty to this state.

If I'm talking on the internet to someone in europe, they won't know where a specific county is, so I find it much better to just say Los Angeles...

@@emilv.3693 Is Los Angeles not also the county that Los Angeles is in?

Nobody from Chicago would ever say “I’m from cook county” lol

Aguante Adrogué zona sur

:) I like this comment a lot

@@ibx2cat Matty's comment is rapidly becoming one of your favourite comments

Where I grew up, there was a town about 80 miles away where all of the rich californians kept their winter vacation homes. A large percentage of the jobs were actually in that town, and people would commute 4 hours a day to work there. We would never consider ourselves part of that area though. Most of us shopped 100 miles away in another direction, and we don't consider ourselves part of that either. there were about 6 towns all within 30 miles of each other in that area, and all of them stayed fairly distinct, despite sharing two high schools, 2 junior high schools, and 3 elementary schools between them. Two of them kind of felt like they merged together in most people's minds, but they're the most distant from the others, close to each other, and both about 10% population of the other towns. Where I am now two of the towns, despite not being in city limits, are basically considered part of the city, while 4 others are largely distinct from it and have their own shopping areas, etc. I guess the difference is that two of the towns that aren't considered part of it are far away, ~30 miles, while two are within 15 miles, but have strong city governments of their own, while the two that are basically part of the larger city are mostly unincorporated and barely have any government of their own. A third area that was formerly unincorporated ended up getting gobbled up by the city years ago. This isn't a large city, only about 50k people. There's several percentage point sales tax difference between the unincorporated area and the city though, so some businesses moved out there instead.

it's the biggest problem with data on the matter, imo people who live in an urban area see the "metro area" as being a scam, and people who live in a metro area see the "urban area" as a scam

Yeah it shows he's European and not American lol

24:00 i say i live in sao paulo so i dont say my real location

If you take a look, most of the biggest cities are on fertile flatlands.