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It’s the corn that sweet though, right? Or maybe I’m wrong, I’m not even remotely American 😂

@@LegendBiscuits no, they put a lot of corn syrup

So true

Wait until he finds out about Korean corn dogs...

Extremely relatable lol

We romanians don't clap to thank the pilot, but so he can hear us and open the damn doors faster! :) ps: I'd like to thank the romanian pilot that got me to London 1h faster so we had to wait 1h in the plane because the ground staff weren't avaliable to unboard us!

We do the same in Argentina 😂

As a Russian it's sounds very familiar for me) I hate this thing) it reminds me that soviet union is still here

People clap less and less now, last time I went to Romania just a few people clapped 😢

bro is too relatable like that moment he says "i was looking at scenery and getting hungry"

Kwoowk*

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​@@bryleciel a great*

​@@cutletlemon6030 hANGRY. For sure. Soooo relatable. That's one experience that I will not repeat.

😅😅 the reason why I love America ❤❤ muchos to the great nation from mmm let's keep it a mystery

Well people who eat for a living can also be a bit pudge regardless of where they live.

Oversized drinks, oversized portions, added sugar to lots of food, sweet foods/drinks loaded with much more sugar than normal, many cheap fast food options, etc.

@@hollyfrann3491 Kwook is perfect. 😀

my 64oz soda isn't why i can pat my belly with pride ok its because i work too much to be able to balance food, work, and social life effectively so i just shove w.e in my mouth lol

I mean, if you’re happy sitting in traffic for a full 20 hours in between meals…

There are many Filipinos in California. Food is sooo good!

@@gripen777 yes! that too. that's the only place I've seen with so many Filipino restaurants. Filipino food is Asian food mixed with Latin America to produce filipino food. Makes sense since Spain controlled Philippines for a long time and the Spanish responsible for Philippines were the government based in Mexico (before it became the country of Mexico).

@@LikeTheProphet so basically like every other city in the entire US

San Diego is the place to go for Mexican food in the US. Hands down.

Yes! As an American who has lived in some of the least pedestrian-friendly places imaginable, I love the bike / pedi priority in Dutch traffic design. Canadian KZfaqr Not Just Bikes has made a bunch of amazing videos exploring the walkability / bike-ability of urban landscapes in US vs Netherlands vs Canada. Really good channel if you like to nerd out on transit 🤓

@@reddguy i mean the sarcastic answer is something like “why did everyone suddenly want to stop using asbestos? two years ago it was a great insulator in my home and now apparently my kids are coughing up blood everywhere?” im not going to lie, this doesn’t feel like it’s been asked in good faith. if you know that there is a growing wave of people who want things to change drastically in this country with regards to transportation, you must then know what we want changed and at least some of the reasons why? do you disagree that the changes need to be made? do you disagree with the reasoning? the conclusions? which part are you confused by?

@@reddguy It's more about infrastructure improvements, rather than more dense cities

@Red Guy When discussing radical changes, I think the original comment was thinking more about more infrastructure supporting cleaner forms of transportation, as well as for pedestrians. However, I may be misunderstanding their intentions.

@@reddguy first of all, i don’t see anyone claim wanting change in infrastructure as their own brilliant ideas. that’s so childishly dismissive and reductive. the internet exists. the exchange of ideas and information makes possible spreading that information rapidly. and “why of all times now”? this implies that: a) the shape of the country’s infrastructure is a static object that has always been this way. american car infrastructure is a new phenomenon relatively speaking. a counter-response to it would also be a relatively new thing. b) there haven’t been urbanism movements throughout the last few generations. people have been educating about and studying the pitfalls of american infrastructure and car-dependency for decades. as more and more studies have been performed, the evidence in support of change continues to build and thus more and more people join the movement. c) there would be a better “time” to want these changes why not now? no one wants to take your box in a field. urbanism is talking about cities. not suburbs. not small towns. if you want to drive 45 minutes to walmart and applebees please, be my guest.

Yeah man he's gotta get to Texas state fair and try the original. It's pretty much the same but only texas can provide the authentic flavor/texture. We can definitely do cornbread way better than LA lmao

@@clxxxvii. Iowa, nebraksa love their corndogs and any state fair foods.

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson I trust those states to get it right too, just as long as we all agree LA is bad at southern food

@@clxxxvii. yeah, I’ve been to California many times and they have a few good southern places but it’s expensive. They can’t do good southern food that isn’t expensive. LA is good for international foods - Mexican, central and south American, Asian, Iranian/Persian, and a few others. But in general for “American food”, they aren’t as good as other big cities. Pizza? Below average. Burgers? Average. Southern/BBQ food? Below average.

I do, but only because I associate food on a stick with walking around casually enjoying a beach or a theme park or something, and that's something Cali has in spades. It's perfect vacation food.

Korean corn dog is the best but it's neither 'corn' nor 'dog'. Well, most of the versions are missing at least one of those two.

Oh yes. Please go eat Korean corn dogs now. Yes yes yes. That would be soooooo fun to watch. I also wanna fly to Korea JUST to try their crazy amazing food varieties. (I was raised by a chef and I'm very good at cooking with culture blends. And I firmly believe you can't do what Korean shops do. It's magic.)

YESSSSSS

He's in LA so Mexican food is the best in the SouthWest, outside of Mexico of course. But yes, I agree with your list and depends where he goes in the US.

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson nah San Diego has way better Mexican food.

@@jr3753 I said "Mexican food is the best in the SouthWest, outside of Mexico of course" San Diego is in the southwest. Perhaps you thought I said LA has the best in the southwest?

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson I thought you said LA has the best Mexican food in the southwest. Also New Mexico has some of the best aswell

@@jr3753 Yeah, while I did write "so Mexican food is the best in the SouthWest" it's close to sounding like "where mexican food is the best in the SW". I've heard great stuff about New Mexico but I've never been. There are a couple of restaurants where I live that serve New Mexican - Mexican food.

Fr Mexican food is so good here!!!

Jamaican! Great tip!

"If you're in LA you have to try the Mexican food it's top tier " I wrote almost the exact same thing but 2 hours after you! Yeah, he seems to love mexican food from his cooking videos . Chilaquiles, tacos, fajita, huevo rancheros, tamales have all done great in his ratings. He must do some Mexican food while there.

San Diego > LA for Mexican food tbh. Closer to Mexico, fresher, and way less traffic haha

@@LikeTheProphetkinda wrong tbh los angeles has way more mexicans and therefore the food is more authentic especially in east la and stuff

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Grey squirrels are an invasive species and very prevalent in the UK. Mostly we ignore them. Our native red squirrels have been squeezed out and exist in isolated populations usually in remote pine forests.

Sounds like city people that need to explore outside of the urban landscape they’re used to.

RODENTS?!

I am central european and love squirrels too! 😅 Only used to the smaller, shy, red species though.

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@@OmoriSupportsPalestine_143 Fr

bro seriously spoiled it (I look at comments before the vid)

LA Korean food tho

@@Macrolance Oh yeah. Can't go wrong with Korean food!

I dream of Beecher's every night

@@DisturbedHurrican Beecher’s. The Beecher’s Mac and cheese is food of the gods, they are a local cheese maker/shop and have several locations around the area, the one I recommend is in pike place market just because pike place has so much stuff to do before/after the mac and cheese.

Whereabouts are you headed? could give some quick recommendations/advice depending on where in the country

@@Rixoli West coast, baby! San Fransisco, LA, Death Valley, and then ending off in Las Vegas!

Enjoy my beautiful country! The big cities aren't too much fun for me, personally, but there is a lot of natural beauty just about eveywhere.

Hey man! Enjoy your time in the Bay Area. As a native, you'll waste a lot of time at Pier 39. It's a tourist trap.

@@uncreative5766 May I ask, what is the name of the public market in SF? There is one like it (by all reports) in Napa, and that was a lot of fun. Ditz3n might actually like Napa, come to think of it!

"a little kiss on the top'' sent me over the edge lol

Those corndogs r way better imo

Korean street food always looks & sounds crazy

He lives in Groningen?

Gotta go to New Orleans for the first three

They’re good, but they’re even sweeter though, so I feel like that would be a fair heads-up to give considering the end of this video 😂