In australia every family has the spider guy or girl. Basically 3 types. The screamer. The laugher. And the guy who grabs it with his hands and chases the other 2

That bird is an Australian Magpie, yes, the same type that swoops you for two weeks in the Spring when you get too close to their nest. However if they live in the trees around your house, they know you and you will never get swooped. They’re actually friendly!

A ginger farmer in Aus was on the news this week. They gave up farming because they could not make money. The supermarkets were giving them $7 kg and selling for $70 kg and expecting the farmer to also pay transportation costs. Govt is currently reviewing supermarkets ripping off farmers and customers but doubt anything will come out of it, as usual. Cost of living in Aus is now ridiculous.

Red Rooster is good, don't listen to the winging poms.

Those Tradie dogs (usually cattle dogs or kelpie) are like cats. They live on the back of those utes and will take your hand off if you get too close to his ride or old mates tools.😂

Pineapple fritters are very readily available in Australia. They’re a throwback to the Chicken Maryland era and are still popular. I love mine dusted with cinnamon and sugar! The perfect dessert with fish’n’chips or chicken ‘n’ chips. By chips, I mean the full ones, because the skinny ones that Macca’s has, are full of grease and inedible when they’ve gone cold. Good chips can still be enjoyed cold and not be full of grease! The more surface area of the potato that’s exposed, the more fat is absorbed, so bigger cut chips have less grease, which is why Aussies love potato wedges too!

That Pom having the Red Rooster needs to stick to British food. Red Rooster is awesome, and quite honestly, you can't beat their Mashed Potato and Gravy. The chips are the best, and the chicken is so tender and tasty, it is rotisseried chicken not deep fried. Pineapple Fritters are also YUM! It's like an onion ring but with pineapple instead of onion :D

The switches on power outlets is good. Sometimes if you have the switch flicked to on and you insert your power cord, you might actually get an electrical arc effect, you can hear the zap and sometimes even see the little blue arc. So yeah, I always make sure the switches are off when I plug something in.

The Ford Everest was designed & prototyped in Australia for the Australian market. Built in Thailand.

There's been Ford F150/250/350 trucks imported sold by third parties, but the new model is actually sold by Ford Australia through dealers. The LHD Texas Maloo is an Australian Maloo back end with the front half from a Chevy SS merged together, usually the vehicle keeps the US VIN and is still registered as a Chevy SS, getting around the 25yr law

Red Rooster is HIGHLY variable in quality. Some restaurants are great, and others are terrible.

My Dad had an F100 when I was a kid. Manual, with the longest gear stick I had ever seen 🤣 My mum used to drive it too & it seemed to just keep going. It was an awesome vehicle/ute?/truck?…just covering all bases 🤣 Had Red Rooster the other night; crunchiest, juiciest, non-greasy chicken I’ve had in ages! Bloody good eating & beats KFC for sure✌🏼

When a vehicle is imported from America to Australia, it is not converted but fixed up to the perfect operating vehicle.😂

Everest is based on the T6 Ranger, the vehicle was developed by Ford Australia under the lead of American chief program engineer Todd Hoevener. The development code was designated U375, and the model code in Australia was designated UA series.

Everest is ford ranger wagon. Body on frame 4wd comes with 2.0 twin turbo 4cyl.and 3.0 V6 turbo diesel and 10spd auto. Everest is 3row.

I've seen the video they import a written off Maloo from Australia with water Damage to the US They then buy a Cheap Chevy SS or a G8 depending if the ute is a VE or a VF with a bad carfax report. They then swap all the parts including the firewall over to make the Maloo LHD and then legally get a salvage title for the LHD Maloo.

Hi Ian- Maccas sells pineapple fritters at present. Also Australia wins on tic tacs. Those were some kind of mini pack. Our tic tacs are most definitely coloured (not just the packaging!) and we have more flavours including berry mix, tropical etc. We also have tic tacs with little faces on them.

Pineapple fritters are great. Basically deep fried in a sweet batter. Yum.

Red Rooster is ok. Any country that thinks deep fried Mars bars are a delicacy should not be criticizing other countries take away.

Everybody has their own tastes but in my opinion Red Rooster is one of Australia's best takeaway food joints. They don't deep fry like KFC. They roast their chicken. In my opinion they do the best chips (fries). My favourite is the Flayva Wrap. Roast chicken fillets with lettuce, tomato, cheese and herb mayo (some times I get bacon as well) in a soft flat bread, like a tortilla. My brother loves the pineapple fritters. Pineapple slices that have been cored and then dipped in a batter and deep fried. If I had any problem with Red Rooster is that it is more expensive than KFC but the quality of the food makes up for the price.

Red rooster is better than KFC in my opinion, it's not as oily,,, but in saying that ,,,I do love KFCs zinger burgers😂 Edit Daniella would be able to make pineapple fritters at home, they are the bomb😋😋😋😋🇭🇲

A pineapple fritter is a pineapple ring dipped in a batter and deep fried

Huntsman spiders are good to keep in your house because they hunt and kill other, bad-for-you spiders. Huntsmen are harmless to humans, but there are other spider species (like redbacks and white-tails, for example) that they prey on. Edit: they also feed on cockroaches and moths and other insects that you don't want in your home.

I believe the Everest is the SUV version of the Ranger.

Red Rooster potato and gray is the bomb. Red Rooster is good but it is food you can cook at home for a quarter of the price. A Pineapple fritter is just a Pineapple Ring dipped in a pancake batter then deep fried. Serve with ice cream. Yumm Yumm pigs bum.

Pineapple fritter is a pineapple slice dipped in batter and deep fried and sprinkled with sugar

It's super common for farm dogs to be able to jump on the back of a ute and ride it. When the ute has sides, they'll be walking and running around in that thing while it drives. They've got pretty incredible balance.

Jurassic Park's 'Dilophosaurus' was Hollywooded up by adding the frilled neck feature, from Australia's 'Frilled-Neck Lizard" which has an expanding neck frill.

We have a deal in our house. My husband is in charge of spiders, I am in charge of moths lol

Pineapple Fritters are a staple at australian fish n chip shops and chicken shops. It is so iconic that they even have them at macca's here now. 👍

Dogs on flatbed ute are leashed to the rail. The dogs LOVE IT!

Pineapple fritters are amazing you should ask your wife if she can cook some for the family

Re: snakes in laundry baskets; most probably happens to people don't always shut doors or windows....

That Huntsman looked HUGE! My dad would grab them and they'd run up his arms while us girls ran! The hot BBQ... even a door or wall that faces the hot sun will be bloody hot to touch. I've had coloured Tic Tacs, I'm sure it was a citrus mix and yes the orange were delicious. Dogs, generally a kelpie or blue heeler type, are a tradie's bestie and they ride the back of Utes/trucks like they're glued to it. Don't even bother trying to steal any tools lol F100s have been here since the early 70's for sure as my dad would bring one home from work some times. One of my neighbours has one, it's old as the hills, often breaks down, and still he fixes it. F250s have been here as far as I recall since perhaps the 90's. My daughter often has to drive a Ford Everest or Ranger Raptor for work and transports basketballers around. She's not tiny but says the Everest is HUGE. I've never had a Pineapple fritter from Red Rooster but I've had plenty from a Fish and Chips shop and they are DIVINE!!

@IWrocker, when i was a kid i always ate orange Tic Tacs and back then they were orange, too! They are still my favourite. Even orange Skittles are my favourite, next is the green ones. It is possible to have left hand drive here and be road legal, but you have to have a special permit or something, and signage on your car that it is LHD. Red Rooster is delicious. Most people like it. If it wasnt so tasty it would have gone out of business decades ago.

There is actually a range of standard 3 pin layout power outlets from 10A up to 25A. 10A is the most common, 15A is occasionally seen. The others are so rare in domestic that I'm guessing that a lot of Aussies posting here aren't even aware of them.

in 1983 a 20-year plan was agreed whereby our “nominal voltage” would change from 240V to 230V to match up with most other countries.

So, the Ford Everest was co-designed in Australia, in Melbourne at Ford's Engineering Design Excellence ( something like that lol ) dept. along with the Ranger. Ford US awarded it to Australia from our past reputation for various things. This has happened twice and been very successful. The two biggest selling VEHICLES in Australia for a long time , is now utes, not cars - like the Falcon/Commodore battle before. Hilux and Ranger swap continuously each month for top spot. Tax concessions for utes - not classed as cars but commercials. Some aspects of the design also compensate for our previous sedans that we lost, and can no longer be found in imported sedans. The Everest is the WAGON version of the Ranger. But different base and suspension - more family and refined and sells well. Was put up against Prado during development. Now is available with a twin turbo 3.0 litre V6 diesel and 10 speed auto. Shared with the VW Amarok.

Huntsman spiders are hilarious - harmless - clean up the bugs - have a great magical ability to appear suddenly in a ceiling corner, fully grown, out of no where, even with your place fully closed. !! ?? And they usually disappear the same way. One ran up the side of my refrigerator, so that he could be eye to eye with me ( it's eight eyes looking into my two eyes - lol 😂 ), he faced me, and flattened himself out to make himself look as big as possible - then because I needed to use the fridge - world war three, broke out. 😂

Pineapple fritter are Pineapple slices You either dip,in batter or can crumb Then deep fry in oil sprinkle suger or cinnamon over the top But allow to cool otherwise 3rd degree burns in mouth Chicken shops normally do crumb which that look like But fish and chip shops batter them They do banana's as well Also slices of potato's dipped in batter deep fried then salt or chicken salt You can also use tomato sauce / ketchup and dip it These in my state call Potato fritter and Pineapple fritter banana's fritter In other states call them different names like potato's called potato scollops Even sometimes called here for tourists from other states to understand You and the the little woman could have a go at making them especially seening cold over their perfect Just make nice batter beer is used alot to get the light fluffy but crunchy batter or carbonated water does same But beer gives a unigue flavour Just need to cut potato about inch or two thick so they cook in time and take out when float to top or goldern colour Pineapple is a lot thicker as not really cooking it like potato you are heating and making sugars to change in Pineapple Why is sweet and juicy cooked the same when golden colour mmmmmm Hungry now addictive and not good for the gut line 😉 You should be able to look up on line the thickness Very easily made just use can of Pineapple slices drain well and batter fry done that simple sprinkle with preferred topping Best way put sugar or cinnamon on plate put on hot out fryer then turn over let cool eat your little hearts out Also can put potato fritter between heavily butter roll or two lices of bread then salt and sauce / ketchup to tastes The butter melts making a creamy mixture of salt and sauce Even put lettuce and tomato slices on roll with it some will use mayo instead of sauce this way but im sauce Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍

Hi Ian what upsets me is that here in Australia G.M were building right and left hand drive vehicles for years. As well as pressing out roof panels in the early way before U.S. counterparts. The trouble with this is that if the U.S. cannot compete they buy out to get rid of the competition

41° Celsius 30% humidity in Perth today, beautiful weather mate, loving it, loving life. 🙂👍

When I was in Bathurst in the seventies my mum would take us to get a Chicken Maryland. It had a pineapple fritter and a banana fritter with the chicken and a stuffed potato!! Best ever 😋😋

The Ford Everest is a very popular SUV down here in Australia it is completely based of the Ford ranger and the engine is from the ranger too

What you saw there was the Opal public transport card system - you have two choices when it comes to paying for your ride: using your Opal card or using your debit/credit card which has PayWave on it. You must tap on before boarding (train, bus, ferry, light rail) and tap off when you disembark at your destination

The spider was a huntsmen. You just put it on your hand and take it outside 🤣🤣🤣

Had an American friend visit for 3 weeks last October, he was so impressed by the food at Red Rooster, we went back several times during his stay. They do the best whole chickens too.

the insect looks like a stick insect & they can be up to 300mm (1ft) long. It looks like it is imitating a scorpion to scare away predators I saw one near home that had purple wings, it looked amazing I've seen Utube video where they import an Aussie ute, cut the cab off it & marry the rear to the front of an American Pontiac/Chevy

Ian don't take any notice of the Sheila with the Red Rooter, she is just a typical whinging Pom, Red Rooster is better than KFC

I consider voting a privilege. One that everyone should partake in. We have two weeks of pre polling where you can vote before election day, postal voting options where you can apply to vote by post and the election day on a saturday, where you can attwnd in person and in many places buy a democracy sausage.

Red rooster has the best gravy out of any chain whaaaat, also its known for its roast chicken not fried. But the pineapple fritters are my personal least favourite thing, it's so vanilla-y. And the dill sauce is the best, I always make my own dill sauce at home inspired by them lol, that lady and I have opposite tastes. They also used to have the best chips of any fast food place but I couldn't tell you if they still do as I haven't been in years (don't eat meat anymore)

Had that exact Red Rooster two days ago. Pineapple fritters are amazing. But we Aussies have pineapple on pizza and hamburgers as well. Red Rooster used to do Banana fritters in their packs as well.

Rare to see a Ranger that isn't tailgating someone or terrorising cyclists.

Pineapple fritters are delicious - from a traditional fish and chip shop! Also shout out to banana fritters and potato cakes, oh and dim sims, and chico rolls! All are guaranteed to burn the skin off your tongue with the first hasty bite!

I've seen a few Ford F150 around in NSW .Years ago, you could get the F100 and F350 . Both were very common.

I imagined flamethrowers was a household item in Australia. Too many damn spiders and snakes.5:06 They cut out he touched the surface and he got burned lol

The Ford F100, the first of the utes was first designed and made in Geelong at Ford Australia, for farmers to take pigs to market and the family to church on Sundays. They now are only made in USA and have been for many years. We have to import all vehicles now.

With the Holden Maloo and other utes there's a couple of companies in the US I believe that you can take your imported RHD Holden to and they'll convert it using G8 equipment. They'll keep as much of it as original as possible as the HSV instrument cluster will fit into the LHD Holden/G8 dash panel and so on. Then they will certify it so it can be registered.

The bbq steaming the water without being on is pretty common here, I've seen a guy prove a point of how hot it was by frying an egg on the roof of his car

I don’t know anyone who HASN’T learned to capture and relocate huntsman spiders before childhood’s end

For goodness sake it's a spider not a throat slashing zombie!

Red Rooster is awesome 😂 Used to be average but they've upped their game big time !

Pineapple fritters are awesome, man. She's right. Good with a bit of ice cream or custard. Everest is basically a wagon version of the ranger.

The ginger is a little expensive but it depends whether they are in season. A typical ginger bulb that you buy would be around 100gram

We had F series ambulance fleets for many years.

The Ford Everest is basically a Ford Ranger in an SUV format. They share the same body, engine, and interior design as the Ranger.

My wife always gets the spiders, she's just faster than I am and less likely to hurt them.

11:13 we had the 50 series ford trucks for quite a few years - my emergency response unit had an F250 with a box on the back as its primary rescue response vehicle for many years, and the service had F350s as part of our fleet for quite a while; they were phased out due to having an absolute crap turning circle, among other issues…..

Ginger is about $2 at the farm gate and $45 to $48 a kilogram in the shop , just a rippoff

A piece of card board and anything bigger than the spider and have a back up guy with shoe just incase he escapes 😂

You can get older models of F trucks, still pretty pissed on missing out on a green 150 at an auction 😂😂😂

Red rooster is originally know for roast chicken. It's pretty good. Pineapple rings are the bomb. Yum.

The Food Everest is basically a Ranger in a wagon version.

Holden Ute's are made to US specs by using a Chev front engine and importing a Ute well body from aus

the Everest is based on the Ranger ute and yes we do have the Silverado 1500 and Ram 1500

Red Rooster is a bbq chicken place, that fried chicken isn't their main chicken.

I have more trouble with Blue tounge lizards and frogs coming in through the pet door than with the Huntsman spiders. Except the time we brought wood in for the fire and it was full of baby huntsmans and they ran everywhere. Every now and then we would seem some, getting bigger and bigger.

The Maloo was brought in by Left Hand Utes, Denver Colorado,they were able to get around the 25 year rule

I dunno what planet that guy is on, but weve had F150s in Australia for YEARS. Most probably not in the yards, maybe for special order only, but you could still get a new one from a Ford dealership.

Tinned Pineapple slices with tempura batter

My wife and I have a Huntsman spider running around the house, and I'm telling my wife "It's harmless, it's harmless" as she sleeps in different rooms around the house every time she sees it. Then one morning, sitting on the loo this Huntsman decided to run around my backside and I s#^T. It was better than a whole box of Laxettes, and all that I was saying to myself over and over, "There harmless, there harmless" it didn't help.

Tic tacs in Oz ARE coloured & taste great!

My pop had a ford 150 in gympie Queensland about 50 years ago. Just has the body now, but went hard back in the day.

It's not the voltage that kills you - it's the amperage. I had several shocks myself from 240 volts of AC mains when I was younger but survived because the currents were very low. My older brother did his apprenticeship as a fitter and turner at an electric power station and he got hit with a quick discharge (capacitive) shock of a quarter of a million volts AC when got too close to a generator. Got a real nasty burn but otherwise OK as the current he was electrically isolated from ground potential. This is why birds can sit on power lines and not get zapped. On the flip side, you can die from a shock from relatively low AC voltages if the current is right and you provide a suitable path to ground for the current to flow. For example, heart paralysis occurs at 4 amps AC, the so-called the death current, even if the voltage is only 50 volts.

Hi mate, I saw a red 150 in my home town in here Vic Aus today. I actually recognized it through watching your channel! 😂

$45 per kg is quite expensive but the average purchase would be only 50-100 gm so the cost for the average customer would be low.

The mash and grave and red roster is excellent in Australia

The ford everest is a wagon version of the ranger and come in most of the same spec levels.

That is just the new Ranger but the wagon version. You have just got the new Ranger in the US with that exact front end. It's just we got the new generation Ranger about 12 months b4 you guys in the US

There's a company in the UK that does RHD conversions of new Escalades and Suburbans. Cadillac cost £160k, Chevy costs £110k.

I was hoping the Fast and Furious franchise would come to Australia. Imagine Dom Toretto screaming in one of those Maloo utes.

Red Rooster is the bomb diggity. Seriously good. Pineapple fritters are definitely a great treat, sold in alot of take away places here

The Ford Everest is the SUV version of the Ranger truck. Not sold in Europe or the US, but basically everywhere else.

The Everest is the wagon equivalent to the ranger. Most of the ute's here have their own wagon variants. Ranger - Everest Hilux - Fortuner Triton - Pajero Navara - Terra Dmax - MUX

Pineapple fritters are awesome

The Ford Everest is based on the Ranger pickup. The new Ranger is built in South Africa and Thailand.

The Ford Everest is the SUV based on the Ford Ranger. It's kind of comparable or in a similar class to other SUV's like the Toyota Fortuner (based off the Toyota Hilux) or Mitsubishi Pajero Sport (based off the Mitsubishi Triton) but at the higher end in cost. Very common in Aussy and NZ.

The Ford F series has been sold in Australia before, all models from F100 to F350 were assembled locally until 1993, then from 2001 to 2006 the F250 & F350 were factory built in Right Hand Drive for Australia in Brazil. Both times they were popular, but Ford HQ didn't think they were popular enough to continue with and it was withdrawn from our market. This in turn meant that those early 2000's F trucks retained their value and are even now, when they are around 20 years old still sell for quite a bit on the 2nd hand market. Meanwhile, in the last 5 years, twin cab utes have become the most popular new vehicles on our roads & both the RAM 1500 & Silverado 1500 started to be sold here, both remanufactured in RHD, and this year, Ford have finally rejoined the party they left, back in 2006.

@2:55 is a Titan Stick Insect (Acrophylla titan). They can get up to around 50cm (19 inches) long. Have only ever seen one once in Sydney, and it was huge.

🤣 I seen the dogs on the back of the Ute , that said Les murdie 🤣 like 3 mins to mine off Tonkin hwy