No

@@reanbowlerd5988 Yes.

I live in the US and I can confirm that American infrastructure, architecture, and cities in general are all terrible. They’re bland, worn, and all the same

Atlantic City isn't known for being the greatest place in the US tbf haha

@@zephid11 no

It does not, not even remotely close, not to mention there is ONE single city in the counrtry

really doesnt man

@@Atreyyyu it does look like ulaan, but yellow centre lines so

As an American not from Atlantic City or near it, the only thing that looked remotely Ulaan to me, besides the general gray, drab atmosphere, was the apartment building on the right. But the yellow center lines were enough for anyone to go Atlantic City. I’m not shiteing on Tom though, this is just comedy

@@Atreyyyu I just looked at Ulaanbaatar and it for sure looked the same, only the double lines are white instead of yellow

​@@asdfasdfq6005 Yeah maybe if you ignore road lines, architecture (the house on the left is SO distinctly american that idk what else you could see in this round after looking at it), electricity poles (very North American), street signs (very North American), google car (fairly certain at LEAST the antenna of the gen3 Ulan Bator car would be visible at this angle), license plates (Mongolia has white plates. He could see at least 2 yellow plates) (and a car is visible without a front plate which Mongolia seems to require), and the vegetation (I doubt you'd be able to find so much green grass anything similar to that in Ulan Bator especially in gen 3 coverage). In his defense, the building straight in the distance looks fairly Mongolian, the overcast sky is reminiscent of gen3 Mongolia coverage, the sidewalks are quite beat up, and he was guessing in 10 seconds NMPZ. Can't really say I think any of the other details look Mongolian at all, but it's obviously just a case of focusing too much on the wrong things. I bet he would've gotten this with a bit more time. You can watch the original round here, where you will be able to see the round in the original aspect ratio with more details visible: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d9V_g9F0l6-2iqM.html

That just takes away space for streets and buildings.

Seemingly nonexistent.

@@user-cz7bu5qk8w What are you talking about? the map Atlantic City or Ulaanbataar was inspired by this clip and therefore did not even existed at this time

No, not recognising a skyline is not as embarassing as mistaking ullan bator for atlantic city.