Spriggan sie deutsch this is so midwestern

@@jilliantomasino190 Well, It's a roughly exact measurement of traffic conditions based on the time of day and weather all wrapped up in one. I know that an 18 mile trip with 3/4 freeway speeds is 25 minutes outside of rush hour, 35 minutes morning traffic, 45 in evening traffic, and roughly add 15-60 minutes if you have to say goodbye to someone right before leaving or have a final beer with them. Don't want to be rude, ya know.

Yeah... in Texas we’ve got miles to hours conversions... glad to know other people use it too

Totally. We do miles to hours/minutes.

Been driving to the same job for 5 years and I don’t know how many miles it is to get there haha

@Bryan Obv youve never lived in the midwest where there is salt on the roads daily... who can afford to wash their car daily eh? Go back down south dontchakno!

Bryan “standards”. it’s standard to have a dirty automobile. the people who have clean cars are 1. COPS 2. garage queens 3. too much money and not enough brains

@Bryan proofread

@Bryan pardon my Chicagoan but ur one big Debra downer. Get ya self a good s10 and see how to drift in da snow ovar der, bet it would even put a smile on yur no fish caught in 5hr face.

@Bryan ur one angry person aren't you.

But you'd absolutely better be ready after they finished saying goodbye!

That reminds me of my Grandma, you would start saying your goodbyes and that was when she would start cooking a roast for you. It was like clockwork

But then every once in a while they actually meant it and then get mad at you for holding things up

@@raymondhsu6407 haha, yeah. Had to keep us on our toes somehow.

lol! My parents and older siblings were from Illinois. Now I know were they got it from. When we grew up we promised each other to never follow each other to the car

Kristopher Franzen You should try leaving my ma’s house, might as well pitch a tent in the front hall , she’ll talk ‘till the cows come home.

Aadin Heals exactly!!

You get the ol "yyaaAAHHH well, I spose I bedder get goin'" and then you're there for another hour

The trick is to start trying to leave at least 40 minutes before you actually have to leave.

That's a southern thing, too, we must be cousins. Goodbye is at least a 45 minute process, with multiple invitations to spend the night. Followed by many exhortations of coming back soon.

That's pretty common here in Massachusetts

And here in Nebraska

We do that here in Texas. One time someone told me how long a trip was in miles and I had to look it up because I didn't know what they were talking about. I just need to know when I should leave my house to get there

we do that in california too. thats actually all we really do. we don't really use miles. and it also depends on the time of day. or on a good day.

Shit I thought they did most things together. New to em though

@@carterdickinson5804 they may, but I mostly watch the Manitowoc minute from Charlie so I'm used to it being just him

@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM ahh fair enough, the MM is so fucking funny lmao

It's also a northern californian thing! Idk if socal does it too, but i've definitely had people confused when I say "oh no yeah". Funny stuff

Or “yeah no”. I’ve also confused people by saying “oh yeah it’s not bad, it was pretty good” and saying “er no?” At the end of every question.

No, yeah, it's a Michigan thing too. 😂

It’s for sure a Midwest thing, everyone here in Michigan does it too!

Can confirm we say "yeah, no" in the PNW!

Dave Bezo Windows down, T-shirt weather!

@@dragonflash09 Cargo shorts and sandals weather!

I’m from So Cal too, and lived here most of my life. There is very friendly people. It’s a shame that people who really aren’t from California or never set foot in California, always assume no one is nice or friendly in California. I beg to differ. My first job working with customers at a fine department store, I was friendly and helpful and made a lot of new friends with my co-workers and customers… I have plenty of sweet and kind loving friends, in different parts of California and we take forever to say goodbye after visiting each other. I have worked for companies that had sent me to homes and greet people, deliver documents and everyone has always invited me into their homes, a lot of these perfect strangers turned out we have a lot in common, or a couple happened to have gone to the same high school I went to and they live in a different county, even when I’m on a time limit for my job, most of these people have invited me over for dinner or give me their number! I’ve traveled all over California, even when I visit San Francisco, everyone at the hotels, restaurants and shops, are friendly and helpful. I have been to the Midwest and the first time I was there, I won’t say what state, but I’m the kind of person who smiles and says hello and this waitress at the restaurant looked like I was bothering her, didn’t smile and she just seemed rude. I won’t assume because I’m Mexican-American because that’s just what everyone says, because of my race, she was just plain rude but I still gave her a tip like I would no matter how the server is. Everyone works hard all day. Then walking back to my hotel, I walked by a few people, said hello to a couple of people, they just ignored me. Ok.. is it because I’m Mexican?! It can’t be, the people at the hotel were friendly. The lady at the gift shop was friendly.. So, people have to realize everywhere you go, you’re going to meet absolute jerks or the friendliest people. It’s too bad every time there’s videos from how people are from another place, some people have to be disrespectful and compare California isn’t as good or friendly as whatever place they are from or visit. And since I lived here all my life, there are wonderful and friendly, kind and caring people. Even giving and helpful people all over California. Other people hate on California but never set foot here or come here for vacation. Every state has there good and bad, I even met some awesome people in New York and they get a bad rap in how rude they can be. Yeah, the Midwest starts are perfect! Lol 🤦🏻‍♀️

Yikes SoCal!! So Sorry for you. Bunch of mean, psychotic, unhappy, unfriendly, confused, delusional, self centered, phony, stressed ppl there lol. Ppl think Californians age fast because of the sun but all those wrinkles are from frowning all the time lol. I lived half my childhood in Wisconsin (birth to 6th grade), the other half in California(6th grade through high school), and now live in Texas as an adult and let mentell you after living in Texas and Wisconsin you can literally FEEL the mood change as soon as you drive past the "Welcome to California" sign. I wouldn't move back there if you paid me and that's not just a figure of speech - I've turned down several job offers that would have required me to live in SoCal.

wanna go ice fishing?

I'll bring the Beaver Dam tip ups.

Just say when

What lake yall think?

It doesn't matter what anyone thinks, just fish and have a great time doing it

When a person does this to me I actively avoid that person for the rest of there life

Christal Phelps Also Minnesota

Tuscarawas....

True story, was driving to the Dells one time, and the GPS pronounced Dodgeville Dod-Ga-ville

Personally I feel like uber really changed this and it's not as common as it use to be

Hey now! Calm it down der, bud! We're all your friends. No need for that language outside of Chicago. Sounds like you need another beer.

“Bad language?” You mean bad English? Do you mean to say people who act like Charlie just want friends?

Phillip Stai Thanks pal, I just popped a cold one, so I think I’m alright now. It gets lonely up here in da North Woods.

MeowTheRainbowX I was implying “dang” was a swear, thus apologizing for my language.

@@Roanoak you're beautiful :)

We measure distance in time in Ohio also. And everything in NE Ohio is "fifteen minutes" away

You should visit Saskatchewan. It's small-town Ontario cranked to 11.

Kevin B omg! I thought it was just me! Everything is about ten minutes lol

You left out when they yell you pay cash lol

I used to work for a Thai woman. This is SO true! 10-15 minutes. Sometimes 20 if your ticket is behind 50 others. And she always made everyone pay cash. She had an atm that charged a $3.50 fee. 😂

lmao yes dude

I can hear my local Chinese place now "Yeah herro. Okay. Ten minute!"

One of the cheaper places to live in the nation, the Midwest! (Excepting Chicago and the Twin Cities)

@@funch357 How’s the Wisconsin cost of living?

As a German, I thought Texan People were already incredible friendly and open.

@@DaroriDerEinzige compared to Germans maybe. Hahah

Having lived in WA, you're completely right to wonder... Nice ones are evil, mean ones will lose a leg for ya.

Whoa whoa whoa, ya can’t go saying people from Texas are mean. You got to name the specific area.

@@Nm-co6zp I’m from south TX. But I’ve been all over except for far west TX.

You betcha! Imana get out there as soon as I can. You got my number right?

@@ryansander7687 You betcha.

I’ll bring the brats and beer

He doesn't have an accent. He sounds normal, like everyone I know. lol

Is there a TYME Machine there?

I should say cheap mid west beer