when he called buffalo wild wings "buffalo wild west" i cried out laughing

"There's road 21, but let's not focus on that, let's try and get a state first." Jack, the state of Missouri was the sign for the road

*shows a confederate flag* Jack: Is that a bad flag? Americans: oh god jack....

It killed me inside when Jack said "Buffalo Wild West" instead of "Buffalo Wild Wings"

No one: Jack: BOYCE

Jack: plays an American only map *again* America: *cracks knuckles* so you’ve come back for more...

No one: *Jack: plays an American only map so he can prove that fire hydrants are ONLY in America.*

Pssst fellow Americans, nobody tell him about Boise.

Hint: a lot of state roads in the US have the shape of the state on them. You passed signs with Missouri and Indiana on them in the video. Most state shapes are pretry distinct, so if you can learn those you'd be in good shape

Who is gonna tell him that that's not how you pronounce Boise

5:50 “buffalo Wild West” -Jack 2020

3:09 the 21 was surrounded by Missouri, which was an incredible hint u missed (I am American)

Jack: *looks for Nebraska in Texas* Nebraska: *am I a joke to you*

noone : not even granville : jack this whole video : bOiSe

Jack : What state are we in! Me : We just passed a state highway sign with the OUTLINE of Missouri on it.

7:20 I'm sure that's the Confederate flag so yes Jack, it is a bad flag

Jack: Boy-suh Boy-suh Boy-suh People: Boy-see Boy-see Boy-see

Jack: Get me back to Boise Me: Jack u didn’t know Boise was a thing till like 5 minutes ago

"We are in Atlanta, where I just clicked." Chattanooga: _Really?_

Who's gonna tell Jack that at 1:55 those signs have the shape of the state on them

If it's any consolation in my last Geoguessr video I thought I was in a town called Paella because there were so many signs for it. So you're not the only dumb one

3:19 - me screaming at jack that the mo at the end of the website stands for missouri🤦‍♀️

Jack: American Geography Americans: Why you torture us?

OMG I SAW MY BROTHER'S NEIGHBOUR'S COUSIN'S WIFE'S SISTER'S DAUGHTER'S SON'S MAID'S HUSBAND'S AUNTIE'S UNCLE'S LAWYER'S CAR'S OIL MOLECULE!!!! I feel so included 😊😊🤗🥰

Sees endless rolling flat hills: “makes me want to look around Washington and New York”

*shows confederate flag* “Is that a bad flag” Me: yes... yes it is.

No one! Literally No one: Jack: HORSES! Its texas!

“Buffalo Wild West” I cringed so hard

Jack is a sweet lad, he saw the Confederate flag and he got a bad feeling about it

Sees highway sign with the shape of Missouri “I’m not gonna focus on that just yet”

Another USA map... this is gonna be fun!

No one: Literally no one ever: Jack: Horses, let's go to Texas

Boise, Idaho Jack: Boice

''I know a goatee when I see one'' ~ Jack 2020

7:19 he doesn't even recognize the confederate flag and yet he *still* knows it's bad, incredible.

7:19 that's the confederate flag jack

“ I really don’t like that flag” neither do we Jack.

i have five jacks staring at me when i scroll down my subscription

5:51 - Buffalo Wild West lmao NO JACK IT'S BUFFALO WILD WINGS

Jack just so you know, when you see things like "EllingtonMO" beneath a sign that says just that first bit, that usually means the MO stands for whatever state it is. In this case it was Missouri. No need to memorize all the abreviations, they usually make intuitive sense. (EG: WI - Wisconsin, CA - California)

I hate when jack sees Washington he thinks of DC instead of the state(I live in Washington state)

In America, there are the same number roads for interstates, us roads and state roads so if you see like Tennessee state road 10 or us state road 10 then it wouldnt be the same as interstate 10

As an Idahoan, his pronunciation of Boise makes me sad.

That first one was a pretty good guess. I also thought Upstate for that one since I go Upstate often and love the Adirondacks. American? Let's take it a step further and do a South America only game.

Love these videos! Thank you for making them Jack!

Hey Jack, this is my favorite channel. I appreciate that you have put so much effort into these videos considering you'd initially said you were going to post raw unedited geoguesser content. Thank you!

3:09 Jack: let's not focus on that just yet, let's find a state first Every American: see the state of Missouri on the road sign

i’m proud of jack he is taking his weaknesses and embarrassing himself while trying to get better at them

I got an upload from two jacks at the same time. Jacksfilms and Jacksucksatgeography. Best day ever.

Pro tip: if there are a lot of smaller hills, you are likely in the driftless area (a small area in the Midwest around Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota)

Being a Georgian, I literally said "I swear if not one of these is in Georgia..." I got oddly excited when Georgia popped up 😂

6:35 the way he said Boise this is how he said it: boys

Love these videos Jack! Keep it up because at least 1 person enjoys these!

When jack makes those weird sounds always makes me want to watch him more 😂 the one where he he told kai to edit himself into the water fountain was legendary 🤣

“Get me back to Boise, that’s where I always want to be.” -Jack

6:05 Its Walter White 😳

U.S. Routes follow a grid pattern, in which odd-numbered routes run generally north to south and even-numbered routes run generally east to west, though three-digit spur routes can be either-or. Usually, one- and two-digit routes are major routes, and three-digit routes are numbered as shorter spur routes from a main route. Odd numbers generally increase from east coast to west coast. There's alot more on US route numbers but hope this helps. (From Wiki)

Jack: gonna focus on finding a state Sign with literally a picture of Missouri: Am i a joke to you

7:20 that flag is the flag of the confederate states of America which was the south during the civil war in the 1800s. It’s really sad that it’s still used today.

Yay 13 minutes of jack making a fool of himself! my favorite!

"Oh look there's a church, what an absolute shocker" I feel so validated when this sweet man explores our ridiculous country lol

Very generally speaking, if you’re in a rural area and you see a sign for a church, especially a Baptist or Methodist church, you’re most likely in the American South (also known as the Bible Belt) it’s mainly the states in the south east of the country. Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North and South Carolina, and Mississippi are the main ones

6:57 I have family 5 minutes away from Boise (Boy-see) and I visit quite a bit, and this was just torchure to hear "BOYS." Over and over

'Get me back to Boise that's what I always say' *Disclaimer* I dont think he knew where Boise was before this

@JackSucksAtGeography I really love these videos and look forward to watching them every week! Please don’t stop doing them as they make me happy and make me super excited. Hope to see you hit 200K on this channel?

Jack, here’s a hint on road signs. Interstate highways are the red and blue shield shaped signs. Even numbers run east and west and odd numbers run north and south. Higher numbers are north and east, then run smaller as you go south and west. State routes often have the shape of the state on the sign. Other highways are no help at all as all states have their own systems. Place names are rudely repeated all over so they will trick you. For example, there are six or seven towns called Bluffton, all in different states. Flat land with no trees and big sky is the Great Plains: the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, parts of Wyoming and Colorado and Texas. Big mountains and cliffs, rocky outcropping and canyons occur in the the Rocky Mountains and the desert SW. Farmland is characteristic of the Eastern half of the country, but can occur all over. Suburbs are in every state.

I am a proud sicko 😌 We're still waiting for the drinking game, you're not escaping from this one

Damn I’m first

love the geogussr videos, please dont stop! :>

Jack: sees “21” on the outline of Missouri Also Jack: “ We NeEd TO FInD A StaTE Or SoMeThInG”

Tip for road signs, Jack - US ones are shaped like a shield and have a number inside (for Interstate highways and routes that cross a lot of the US), state roads often have the shape of the state on them with the number (and they only have that name within that state), and county roads are plain white with the road number/letter on them.

For future reference: odd-numbered highways run north/south, even-numbered run east/west. For interstates (red and blue shields) the low-numbered odd signs are in the West (I-5 runs up the west coast); high-numbered are in the east (I-95 runs up the east coast). For even interstates: low numbers are in the south, high numbers are in the North. US routes (white shields) are the opposite. US-1 is on the east coast, US-101 is on the west coast. 2-digit highways are the main routes, 3-digit highways (with the exception of US-101) are either loops (if the first digit is even) or spurs (if the first digit is odd). There can be multiple 3-digit highways with the same number if they're in different states, so be careful! There are also business loops and spurs, which will have a green version of the Interstate shield, and have the exact same number as their main route (there can also be multiple of them as well). If you see a business loop is on a motorway, that's Capitol City Freeway (Business Loop 80) in Sacramento, California. It is the only business route that is still on a freeway (motorway). Then there are the state highways. Most of these will be a big clue as to what state you're in, since many will either have the state flag, say the state name, or be in the shape of the state; although some (like Pennsylvania's) don't, and those are fairly useless unless you memorize their shapes. In addition, Google maps just displays the state route signs as a white pill for some reason. Also be careful, because South Korea uses the Interstate shield color scheme on the US highway shield for their highways.

‘Is that a bad flag’ lollll

Only Jack could say Buffalo Wild West and then proceed to pronounce Boise as Boyce a million times

As a tip for America a lot of state roads have the outline of the state on the back of their roads signs like 21 in Missouri so look out for that. Also the adopt a highway is about cleaning roads. The flag you thought was bad is the flag of the csa so that's a fair call.

3:09 Jack: *Stares at photo of Missouri* also Jack: lets not focus on that and figure out what state we are in

3:09 This might help. But those white signs with the route number on them are State Routes and often they are in the shape of that specific state. As that one there that says 21 is in the shape of Missouri. Since you can look at the map you can try to figure out which state matches the shape on the sign. It’s not always the case, sometimes it just a white circle around the number, but that one was defiantly the shape of Missouri. I don’t see the ones shaped like the state where I live in Massachusetts but I did need to know that for the driving permit test. Edit: 8:01 Also like to point out that the shape of Indiana is on that adopt-a-highway sign. I’m not great I geography or the US either despite living here. But the more I watch jack play the more I’m noticing these small things that give a hint of which state your in. Might be very helpful if he plays more US maps.

“Up near LEWISville”. *yeets phone off of 15 story balcony*

Here's a tip. Many of the highway signs that say which road you're on (the numbered ones) are in a box that is in the shape of the state

good job on 200k

"we're going to beat our first round score unless things go catastrophly wrong" *Foreshadowing*

In round two second line: **doesnt exist** Jack: THATS PARALLEL

Jack: "Buffalo Wild West" Every American: *facepalms*

What I appreciate is the road sign in Missouri is literally the shape of Missouri, and Jack was like “we will worry about roads later” 🤦🏼‍♀️

U.S. Routes in the contiguous United States follow a grid pattern, in which odd-numbered routes run generally north to south and even-numbered routes run generally east to west, though three-digit spur routes can be either-or. Usually, one- and two-digit routes are major routes, and three-digit routes are numbered as shorter spur routes from a main route. Odd numbers generally increase from east to west. Even numbers generally increase from north to south. There are some exceptions there the rule isn’t followed.

A couple of pointers for the US At :35, you see a boat. In the US, it's required to label all boats with the state they are registered in so look around boats for a state abbreviation like NY for New York or VT for Vermont At 1:55 and 3:09 you see the state route 21, all the state routes like that are in the shape of the state so learning the state shapes might be beneficial At 4:37 your'e talking about the different highways. So the blue ones are called interstates and no interstate number is repeated in the country. However, the white ones (they can be different colors and shaped depending on the state) are state routes. So the low white numbers will be repeated through basically every state. Also, both the blue and white numbers can be called highways. The blue ones will almost always be considered a highway where as the white ones will sometimes be considered a highway. Hopefully I didn't make you more confused than before.

7:20 yes it’s a bad flag. It’s from the confederacy states that caused the civil war.

Just some helpful advice; in some parts of the U.S., the route signs might have the state shape on them, e.g. the Missouri round. A fun fact the adopt a highway program is that you help clean the highway.

3:09 Jack: Just a road sign Americans: just a road sign SHAPED AS MISSOURI

I love these vids!!!

Hey jack!!! Love the vid!!!

"Is that a bad flag?" Well Jack, some might say you aren't incorrect.

0:35 "Up above New York" Clicks inside New York

7:00 I just went crazy listening to Jack pronounce Boise like "boys" for 12 seconds

3:08 the 21 sign has the silhouette of missouri

Jack, at signs like you were looking at in 3:52 the first three numbers, in this case 573, are the area codes for the phone number. There are lots of them, but if you see one you can use it to find out what state you are in the the US, for example the area code of 573 is for most of East Mississippi. Hope this helps ya! :)

I'd never been to or heard of Wing but I live in North Dakota and the landscape looked so similar to where I live. I figured I was probably off on that hunch until I saw Burleigh county and realized I was totally right. Burleigh is actually one of the most populous counties in North Dakota since it includes the capital Bismarck.

You haven't figured out yet that a lot of American interstate signs show the state shape when it shows the road number. If you don't know the state, you can still compare the state shape on the map.

Jack: “Boise” Me: “boiseeeeeeeeeeee”

Jack: So like, sterotypical old fashioned suburban American Sign on front lawn: **A l a d d i n**