I absolutely LOVE the sense of curiosity and wonder that you've instilled in these kids. It's a nice reminder to keep the passion for knowledge and learning going no matter how old we get. 🥰

Happy Birthday ~ Nadine 🤩🎂🥳

Man these people make there job so effortless. They must have practiced these loopholes for years!

This gave me a smile on an otherwise horrible day.

I love your video and u make people happy and laugh and they want to subscribe to you because u are so awesome

i know you guys are planning to come to America at some point in the next year, when your here you should do a episode where you all go into a Grocery store or gas station and each pick out one item that you dont have in NZ to experience as a family

That cashier scanning Gatorade bottles was basically me when I worked at Wal-Mart and got called to the front because they needed more cashiers (not actually me, but I was about that fast, with varied items too, not just Gatorade bottles)! Had a woman come through with 2 carts (I think you call them buggies or trollies) of groceries, not big ticket items, but nearly $300 of food and toiletries. I got her through my checkstand in less than 5 minutes, including the time spent processing her payment. IIRC, there were over 160 separate items on that ticket. BTW, I officially worked in sporting goods. On a separate note: We have both Gatorade and Powerade (among several other smaller brands) here in the States, they're competitors. Powerade is owned by Coca-Cola and Gatorade is owned by Pepsi.

Your children are so well mannered and seem older then they are. Bloody love u’s

Hello from Northern New Jersey, USA. Be well and stay safe.

How I wish the internet were around commonly in most homes when I was growing up....I love learning and always have. I had my nose in various books often, and still enjoy holding a book to read. The internet and being able to have such a vast array of topics and life and sights to see more than still pictures in books would have been heaven for me as a youngster.

I want to figure out how to crowdfund an entire tour of every US state for your family. Airfare, car rental, lodging, events, food, fuel cost. Everything. It would be amazing to watch.

That cashier with the scanner... I remember back before those scanners when the product or stock number had to be entered manually, along with the price. I knew some cashiers who were WAY faster than any scanner now. Same with.... yeah, I'm showing my age here big time.... bag boys. Remember them? The people, usually guys, who would grab the groceries as fast as the cashier could send them down the belt and have them bagged (paper bags back then) and in your cart before you could say, "thank you". The stockers (I was one in a small souvenir shop for a few years, besides being cashier, bagger and cleaning person), with the pricing guns were pretty freaking fast too. Actually, that was the most enjoyable part of the job for me... I can still hear the sound of that thing pumping out those price stickers... ka-chunk, ka-chunk, ka-chunk!

At 6:50 & 7:20 those were screen printings. The design, or template, was in the bottom of the box and he would lay it on the fabric and use the squeegee in his hand to slide the paint across the screen (template) to apply the design into the fabric.

Fun times hanging out with you. Check out competitive cup stacking.

I’m from Texas and I love y’all’s videos they always put a smile on my face

muscle memory is an amazing thing. you should get the kids to react to some old 70-90s music shows tech etc

I'd love to see you react to some of the severe weather events that have occurred in the United States. There is some intense storm chaser footage for well known and destructive tornadoes. The Joplin, Missouri and El Reno, Oklahoma tornado documentaries are particularly moving and quite mind blowing.

We have something in common. Watch "People are Awesome " So satisfying.

From a disabled person who doesn’t get to do much y’all are an enjoyment to watch

Well, zippidy-do-dah, we love you guys too!!!

Loved it NZ family love you guys

I would love to live in your country of new zealand...I have never seen such a place that looks like heaven on earth....good people and good land

Love these videos. Please do more of this random type of stuff. Big fan from Kansas city. Keep the videos coming

Love the variety of your videos, and the reaction to the videos. Not just the videos, but the packages you receive. A huge reason I watch and love you guys. Look forward to the next video. Thank you

I remember when my wife was taking a mortgage course and I audited it. They asked about monthly interest payments on a loan. As people were punching it into their calculators, I answered it. The teacher said we don't guess the answer. My wife, knowing my quick head for calculations, said I wasn't guessing. I wasn't. I can just do simple math that fast.

I like to watch those type of videos to relax and fall asleep to

Honestly I could watch you guys watch anything, and I don’t watch reaction channels! Hearts out from Arizona!

Denzel looks so concentrated on the video. Looks like he is checking every detail like he wants to do every one of these jobs.

The folks in the videos have a lot of experience doing their jobs. You do something a few thousand times, you can't help but to be good at it!

I don't know if I want my vegetables cleaned that fast

🙋🏻‍♂️ NZ Family 💕💕💕 Portland Oregon USA 🇺🇸

love the kewi people You and your family are so humble and always say positive stuff about Indians Indians always love kewi people

The last was probably tuna fishermen. You should have seen us build sandbag walls. The bags had to be prefilled and we lined up staggered facing one direction and then the other.

I too find the edging kind of videos satisfying. Also dirty rug cleaning videos lol. Never thought that could be so relaxing and satisfying. Yes, any reaction videos like this are fun, well within reason, of course. How about music genres for example. You could do folk music from different cultures and tribal music and dance from all over the world.

I love you guys reacting to fun stuff like this! Sending hugs from texas!

Thank you for inviting us once again in your beautiful home and get to spend some more time with your fantastic fun 😚family. 🤘👻💖

Cats v. Christmas Trees videos are ALWAYS HILARIOUS!

Love all the videos your family has put up on your channel! Thank you for always making me smile 😁

I worked piecework in a glove factory in my early 20s. My title was 'single palm closer. Basically, I sewed the glove shut. We made all sorts of different work gloves and you had to do a certain amount each day, depending on the type of glove you were working on. It was not enjoyable. They painted the walls a depressing sludge green and even painted the windows to keep you from being distracted. My mom, aunts and sister had worked there as well (all at different time periods). I think it finally went out of business after the management ran it into the ground. Factory work isn't fun.

By the way, I love your intro. Atlanta's smile, just too cute. I love random videos like this.

Awesome video 💕

So refreshing watching your videos. Y'all are just an awesome family.

Just watching your family react to the video made my day. Some of those clips were extremely satisfying. 😊

Bird's nest soup is apparently popular in Asian cultures. The soup is made from edible bird nests which are called the “Caviar of the East”. Bird's Nest Soup is extremely rare and valuable. The main ingredient is the nest of the swiftlet bird which is usually found in Southeast Asia. Edible bird's nests are among the most expensive animal products consumed by humans. Rather from being made from twigs and bits of moss, they're made from the hardened saliva from swiftlet nests and dissolved in a broth. If that still doesn't sound too appetising, don't worry, today they're harvested entirely for human consumption and super-high in minerals like calcium, magnesium and potassium. Since the birds use their saliva to make the nests, the delicacy has a salty and slight briny taste to it. Bird's nests are often boiled in water to create a gelatinous mix to add to soup, rice and a variety of dishes, including desserts to give them a savory taste.

NZ Fam...birds nest is an Asian delicacy found mainly in China, which is super expensive because it's rare, hand-picked, and hand-cleaned. It's the actually birds nest of a cave-dwelling swallow, and believe it or not, made from the swallow's saliva. Local workers have to go spelunking into narrow and remote caves, use bamboo ladders to reach the high nests along the cave walls, and try not to die in the dark while harvesting them. It's one of the most expensive animal food products, going for around $3,000 US a pound (or $6,500 US per kilo). It's most often served in soups, but can be found in desserts, drinks, and Chinese traditional medicine as well. I had some once while in Hong Kong just to say I tried it, but found it pretty tasteless. Maybe because I had a low-quality nest...I couldn't afford the good stuff.

This reminds me of a man I saw at a food court in a mall in Baltimore, Maryland. He worked at a stand that sold salads (and the customer could choose which ingredients to include). That guy was a wizard with a pair of salad tongs in his hand -- he could assemble all the ingredients for a salad and toss them together in like 10 seconds! There was a long line the day I bought a salad there, but I didn't mind because it was a pleasure to watch him at work.

I really did enjoy this! Thanks for something new and cool!

wow they are so fast

lol about the yard trimming edges. I too enjoy doing that to my yard. Well, it is dirt right now do to our huge drought here in Calif.

Here in the US there is a channel called history channel. They have a show on that’s called “how it’s made.”You really need to see that!

kia ora from washington state.. bird nest soup is an expensive dish in Asian stores and restaurants. costing anywere to costs anywhere from $2,500 to $10,000 per kilogram.The soup isn't made from any old nest. The soup calls for the nest of a bird called the swiftlet or cave swift. These birds produce special nests found not in trees but in caves throughout southern Asia, the south Pacific islands, and northeastern Australia. its made from the spit of the bird (sounds good eh not my cup of tea). it is very cool watching them collect the nests though. For the gatoraid and poweraid are very close just one is a little less sweet i think and the other has more vitamins for dehydration both are good... should check out American lumber jack competitions if you have not yet.

There's a channel here on KZfaq that Denzel and Atlanta might like. It's called Megaprojects and they have a episode about the Mackinac Bridge here in Michigan. And it looks like it's supposed to be pronounced "Mackinack" but it's actually "Mackinaw".

Perfect hand-eye coordination

4:50 I kid you not that was how fast I rang items at the cashier lane when I was a cashier. 6:29 this one is super easy, you just put the stack down and because the stack is on top of a moving belt, you just need to have one hand holding against the bottom of the stack so the bottom of the stack moves while you 'push' (hold) the stack in its position and when the bottom box moves away the box on top of it falls down where your hand is holding the stack in place.

Hey NZ fam! Glad to see a new reaction! They make my day. Please react to The Ghost Army of WW2, I think it will blow your mind. And your kids will find it fascinating. Have a great day!

Hello from South Louisiana I look forward to watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your lives and reactions to new things with us. Keep up the great work.

You should try some of these hidden secrets of America. - Tecumseh Outdoor Drama - Amish people - Gettysburg Reenactment - Kimbo Slice - Butterbean

This video was satisfying from beginning to end.

I find rug cleaning videos to be satisfying LOL. No clue why.

Y'all are a beautiful family.

Doing repetitive jobs isn’t for everyone, but can actually be fun!!! I worked at a fish house for a few years way back when,& was soooo slow running lobster tails over the scale, but eventually out paced all the baggers by miles!!! I’d take a smoke break, then help with the bagging until we were All done. That was actually one of my favorite jobs…even though I’m allergic to shellfish & can’t stand fish!!!😂

That room really came together well, hats off to whoever designed it all

You'll like this. We do have Gatorade in some select grocery stores! Saw it at countdown once.

“Massive fish like a shark.” How Denzel said that made me crack up.

Another awesome video. I love the video collection on KZfaq under "Oddly Satisfying". Those have work related like the one you showed, ASMR, slime, and many other great relaxing videos. Can't wait to see what other great videos you show next. God bless New Zealand Family.

I agree with mom, Those hedge trimming videos are very satisfying 😌 and I would love to see you guys do a "Returning to Pets" video, Mom You're gonna cry.

I don’t know if someone has commented this yet, but about the bird nests: There is a species of birds that nests in caves and they make their nests from their own saliva. People climb the cave walls to harvest these nests and they are cooked into soups. I don’t know all the details, but I remember seeing it in an old documentary or video. Kinda gross, but also kinda interesting 🤷🏼‍♂️

Hey gang. Atlanta needs to hire the busboy stacking the chairs on the tables for her restaurant. Peace,Love,Happiness to all.

Great video as well, keep up the good work.

We love how much your family is into learning my family would of enjoy growing up in the 70’s learning if had computer and internet

It was definitely inspiring to see all that human precision :)

I love watching candymakers. Here's a couple, about 13 min and 16 min. How Hard Candy Is Made | WIRED Making Candy Slick Dogs with Candylabs

til: that you guys pronounce asphalt as “ash-felt”. The circles may be biscuits. If they were for doughnuts the cutter would have a second circle in the middle to cut out the doughnut holes.

That was quick! Great reaction Fam!

I used to put dividers in cardboard boxes for 8 hours a day and have to keep up with the 6 people filling those boxes with glass bottles. I would get two 10 minute breaks during that 8 hour shift. A lot of the people in this video are probably in a similar situation only working longer hours with very little breaks. It is amazing what they can do but it is because of very hard work.

I'm a big fan of My NZ family, and I support all of y'all on Patreon. You are special.

This was a great choice in reaction videos, can't wait to see the topic you choose next.

This was a fun video. Something I would like to see which I expect is very popular in New Zealand is sheep shearing competitions. Something you also might like to see is oyster shucking competitions.

“ Apples are they?”…not a tree in site 😂

I have seen some of these. They are fun. 😀 1:51 That is slate stone.

As a guy who worked from Cashier to Manager. You can easily get to that level of Cashier. At one point you stop paying attention and just start listening to the beeps on the register.

You should do a Reaction video of the EF5 Joplin, Missouri (USA) tornado in 2011. it can be found as "Tornado Alley - Real Time Tornado - Joplin, Missouri" from the Weather Channel.

love u guys i get excited when i see a drop from u much love

It takes a lot of practice and years of labor to be like that. My uncle who had years of donut making could cut donuts at a speed of 6 dozen in 20 seconds every day in the two shops he owned. He did it all while his wife (my Aunt) and kids worked as cashiers

You guyz get better and better every video !!!!!!!

The fish looked like a huge grouper.

HUMANS.....ARE JUST ABSOLUTELY AMAZING👏👏👍💕

Atlanta and Denzel, this was a very good idea! It was fun to see all of these workers going much faster than I know I ever will go!

That was interesting and different, thanks💕

That was So Intense.. Wow

Have you ever reacted to a noodling video? It is a technique for catching fish, used in some southeastern States in America.

It was a honeydew melon. Keep practicing those knife skills, Atlanta

Okay, it's really weird but bird's nest soup is a delicacy. It's made from the nests of these birds that live high up in the caves, the nests themselves are formed from the solidified saliva of the birds. Supposedly it has either health benefits or something else, but gram for gram the nests themselves are more valuable than silver. The person in the video was simply cleaning all the bits out of the actual usable nest

This was a cute departure from the regular ❤️ Thanks fam! Love yall!

These are basically skills that someone would learn on the job after working there for a long period of time where they developed them from doing it all the time.

There's plenty more of these kinds of "Fastest Workers" videos that you should definitely check out. But I'll reiterate my earlier suggestion of watching some of DevinSuperTramp's stuff. He just has a great cinematography style and he does a bunch of cool and fun videos.

Love the fishing part at the end were Atlanta and Denzel wonder "what if" he caught a shark. Must be that trip to the beach with their shark swim buddy and then finding out that bull sharks swim in freshwater. They're now wired for the "oh no it's a shark" reflex. Don't know if they've seen the Jaws movies or not. If they watch the old Saturday Night Live Land Shark skits they'll never answer the door again without doorbell cameras....."Candy Gram"...LOL kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psV-hpV5mpvIqH0.html

You should watch Ocean Conservation Namibia. This is a seal rescue channel that I find awesome!

Atlanta mentions closet makeovers, and Denzel goes 'What?!?'

Oh my goodness - I couldn’t pass the quota!