The British dream is to get a time machine and travel back to Victorian time.
@SuperLuckao3 сағат бұрын
Australua is in terrible shape but uk and USA r worse in a lot of ways
@beautifulblackswan014 сағат бұрын
PS: ALL the caribbean islands have creaole. Depending on the main language spoken per country (ie: english, spanish or frech speaking islands) will determine the TYPE of creole/broken english/spanish/french. Eg: I am from Jamaica: wr have english creole (Patois/Patwa), Haiti has french creole, Cuba has spanish creole.... and so on. Parts of America has creole too. Based on where slaved were deported in US and caribbean, the slaves had to find a way to understand/integrate into the main speaking language of the slave masters... which birth Creole speaking. I hope that make sense to you now ❤❤❤
@RandomAdventureswithM6 сағат бұрын
Lovely video guys, hope to visit one day!
@raven3moon7 сағат бұрын
About American coffee, y'all might want to look into the various local coffee roasters that exist in pretty much every city. The roasters generally also have cafe locations where you can both drink the coffee and buy the beans.
@Kim-4277 сағат бұрын
Hello! Missed you guys. Haven’t seen a video in a while. Hope that you enjoy yourself. I would never go to a Plantation. I’m AA and have no interest. I understand when you guys said you never got any education on this part of history. Well,You asked what they do with the tax money? I’ve heard that the government is sort of corrupt. I don’t know if it’s true. It’s what I’ve heard. You guys mentioned how cheap it is compared to Vegas. You guys still haven’t realized that you’re living in one of the most expensive parts of the US yet?! The cost of living is different in all parts of America. Be safe!
@THEPATRIOT10009 сағат бұрын
Check out the song, Battle of New Orleans
@THEPATRIOT10009 сағат бұрын
love the videos. A great tele series on American history is titled, American Experience
@DeborahMackey9 сағат бұрын
New Orleans was a city of sailors, pirates, prostitutes; everyone from the underworld. There were many rich people but they were the worst. Anyone or anything could be had for a price. That's why the infrastructure is not maintained and the quarter looks and smells the way it does. No one knows (or questions) where the tax money goes. I used to say I loved the city but without the people. I always felt that it was sentient. However, there really is a vibe, a feeling of truly being a part of the history. As if I'm walking with the past. Sorry. I'm from the deep south and we can be a bit whimsical; also melancholy.
@justcallmebrian79310 сағат бұрын
I would say the Laura plantation give you idea of the nuisances of slavery in Luisiannia.
@jaxxon989 сағат бұрын
nuisances?
@justcallmebrian79310 сағат бұрын
Visit the Laura Creole Plantation
@willrobinson497611 сағат бұрын
Hey guys. I enjoyed the video. Next time just hope on over to Charleston SC in my home state, I think you'll love it there.
@mikesample610411 сағат бұрын
I live in New Orleans Charleston South Carolina is my home. New Orleans is a sister city to Charleston South Carolina yes Charleston is much cleaner 😊
@abhinaysrivastava918814 сағат бұрын
Love the video .. Amazing !!
@carrie549015 сағат бұрын
Australian food standards aren’t as robust as europes but they sit somewhere in between. USA being worst, Europe being best and Australia smack bang in the middle
@stevenhowlett6711Күн бұрын
I get the feeling you stayed in the docklands, took a trip to port Melbourne and compared it to Bondi and watsons bay lol
Nothing new 🇬🇧 for the establishment by the establishment the class system is a centuries old structure where the masses are still seen as the unwashed while being the subservient class subjects of the corporation 👑✡️33.
@fillippostapowicz15862 күн бұрын
Hi Guys, thank you so much for your positive comments and good vibes. I'm a born a bread Hobartian. Some times I forget how great it is here in Tassie. Thanks again for your comments and I'm glad you enjoyed your time in Hobart. P.S. David Walsh owns MONA and is a local boy made good. He certainly jump started Tassie when he opened MONA!
@johnaquillo33972 күн бұрын
The crowding or people flow of central Melbourne has declined a lot since 2020 because of COVID and there's still a LOT of people working from home because they like it, not because of any lingering COVID restrictions - there are no restrictions or lockdowns at all, unlike in 2020/2021. If one could compare 2019 with 2024 I think you'd find that Melbourne in 2019 was a far more busy and far more crowded city.
@catherine41593 күн бұрын
Loved your vid. Very informative. Thank you so much. With room service is there any sort of fee for room service and is it available 24hours? Thanks again for the time you gave in making the video. Great job!
@Caladonia3 күн бұрын
Impossible to by a home in Australia. I’m late 50’s and moving back to UK after 25 years so I can buy .
@TickleMeElmo554 күн бұрын
The people who brought up race and money in your videos, I guess, are people who are race hustlers, are anti-capitalism and generally lean towards an America Bad attitude. These people think the America Dream is a myth and that the US is, in general, a racist country towards anyone not white.
@Malligue4 күн бұрын
How many hours do you guys work a week?
@anthonypanepinto96855 күн бұрын
When u reach retirement in the U.S. Medicare pays 80% of the medical bills. And you can pick-up a supplemental secondary insurance plan to pick -up the 20% Medicare does not pay.
@frankbanner85726 күн бұрын
At least we ( Australia) have instigated gun control whereas the USA does not have gun control.
@frankbanner85726 күн бұрын
Australia's health system is far better than the health system in the USA. The doctors in the USA will not treat you unless you have private health insurance whereas the doctors in Australia will treat you regardless if you have private health insurance or not.
@delroyclarke19896 күн бұрын
I just found your channel thanks for the tips 😊 thinking avout working and living in the USA over the next few years
@frammentilifestyle62636 күн бұрын
I so want to move out of uk tired of this wanna go back to usa asap
@hrushikeshsonsurkar6 күн бұрын
My country of origin is India, I have L1A, it's been a year I am in US, can I travel to India for couple of weeks? Could there a challenge during entering US?
@segadavern7 күн бұрын
Australians live much longer than most developed countries. It must be due to climate, lifestyle, beauty of the beaches, islands, the outback, endless sunshine and the attitude of “she’ll be right mate!” and positive and openly embrace everyone from all over the world as mates. I am proud of my country Australia. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! Oi oi oi!!!
@74kid9 күн бұрын
Love these videos! I’m UK born grew up in the middle of England in the late 70’s/early 80’s and was very Americanised. American culture through, Films, TV shows, Clothes, Sports really ramped up at that period. As a result I have always had a love for America. Standard of living here was similar to the American dream. My Dad worked for an American Car Company, AP, in Leamington Spa, my Mum was a housewife, she didn’t have to work. My family had a 3 bedroom house, 2 cars, video recorder, games consoles, all the toys you could wish for, BMX, all the mod cons you would expect in the 80’s. This has now changed here and in the US, as you said, both parents generally now have to work. Have just got back from a family holiday to California and it was incredible taking the kids for the first time. We had been to the states a few times as a couple, before having kids. My wife works for an American Pharma company and I am a teacher and I must admit, I have thought about moving there. My only worry would be sending my kids to school there. Do you think it’s worth getting worried about?
@edwardstephens764310 күн бұрын
Been watching your blogs enjoying Aussie saying We are many from all the places we come We are one We are Australian
@bruceconan837310 күн бұрын
what did I miss why are they talking about going after us citizens ?
@risalangdon988312 күн бұрын
Socialistic and Communist countries would all well and good. Except, those governments will eventually run out of other peoples money to spend. Then you become Cuba and Venezuela. There has been tons of research which shows, that the vast majority of people who have succeeded financially will happily donate to great causes and give their time as well. But it's great to have the freedom to choose where your contributions are going. I've always tried to donate to area soup kitchens and homeless needs.
@ericarey6412 күн бұрын
thanks for taking me to my favourite city outside of Queensland. Our daughters live there .. and I miss visiting them. Hope to return there soon .. thank you ... x x VEGAS??? Yerrrrr Naaaa!!!
@chelseaspain110012 күн бұрын
Agree 👍
@cjw925712 күн бұрын
There is a foot race against Puffing Billy.
@martingifford541513 күн бұрын
If you hate English weather, you would hate Melbourne's winters. The gloom and cold really made me miserable. Melbourne is good if you are a people person because it's very social and arty.
@greenonionsalad13 күн бұрын
Wow! What a compliment for only being in Sydney for a couple days. Glad you enjoyed your time here
@andymills298513 күн бұрын
I know people in australia from el salvidore and they lived in america and said they would never go back
@Casey2802713 күн бұрын
Why are so many Brits moving to the US.
@Sachygraal15 күн бұрын
i live in dev it’s amazing
@mitchmc100015 күн бұрын
England has bad coffee, sorry. But America commits coffee crimes.
@tonyhunter189216 күн бұрын
Enjoy your move, you won''t be missed. Try not to get shot.
@Baker-sq9ng16 күн бұрын
Thanks 🙏
@martingifford541517 күн бұрын
Melbourne is more social, arty, and cultural. Sydney is more individualistic, beautiful, and glamorous. I live in Sydney and I love visiting Melbourne, but the winters there can get gloomy and bitter.