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Thank you i know you'll grow to have 1k subs

There are 7 things you brought to my attention that I never knew about Munich! Thank you, Colin

Your Content is good but you didn't get proper audience views and subscribe because of your lack of proper SEO

Another great job, Colin!

The Star Wars movie tie in games were very good

How dare you blasphemy Kong 2005. Was the best damn movie game tie-in criminally underrated.😂😂😂

Bro is critiquing Spider-Man 1 video game while mixing in images from the Spider-Man 2 video game. This video sounds like it was written by ChatGPT.

I'm sorry, but Spiderman in PS2 was a huge step over Spiderman in PS1, which was the best superhero game at the time

I have never in my in my life heard a single bad word about King Kong 2005 game untill now. Story was literaly revriten by Peter Jackson from movie to video game format and it´s gameplay (As Jack at least) is one of the most adictive gamaplay loops I have my honer to experienct, it is the best movie tiin game of all time and it for sure dose not deserve such slande it got in this video

dude king kong was actually great. peter jackson was involved in some way. it holds up alright. i like the ps2 version better than 360, the lighting effects are kinda weird on 360

Hey, I love the knowledge you portray here you are spot on keep making these videos. I love them. Hope things are going well for you this week.

They should engineer cars to make more CO2 to improve plant growth to make more oxygen and food.

Its funny seeing thor mentioned cos my dads a massive fan of Thor and he bought the game yrs ago on xbox 360 and he didnt finish it i think but he said he enjoyed the game🤣

Never heard this story before, Colin. Thanks for bringing this story to our attention. Very interesting

Could have been easily prevented. At least some good came out of this tragedy (fire code reforms; medical treatment innovations). Great job, Colin!

Another great video, Colin! Never knew Ireland has over 20,000 castles.

Hi Collins. You have a new subscriber. Excellent video.

Funny thing, I grew up with instant ramen, but it took me til I was almost 20 to figure out that it was a Japanese thing. I mean, how could I make the connection when my parents always said it like "Raymond noodles"

Great video I forgot this took place in Boston hard to believe so many lives were lost

Great job! I walk past the sight often. You would never know such a terrible disaster took place there now.

This will be useful for when I visit Japan next year! Great stuff Colin! 😊

I’m surprised this event isn’t more well known. A trillion dollars (adjusted for inflation) is a staggering amount of damage. If you add up how much each of the participants of the first world war spent, it totals $3.8 trillion dollars (adjusted for inflation). I’m not sure if this explosion is part of that total or calculated separately, but either way, that’s a quarter of the cost the entire war.

Loving the videos!

People should do there family history and find out how far their surnames go back

Was working on this video right before thanksgiving.

This video made me hungry 😅

Try to skip Amsterdam (with it's cannabis smells), for a change. Visit Delft, beautiful, easy to walk all the sites and a lot more tourist-friendly.

Hey Colin, this was excellent. I just finished watching it again. I love your presentation. You presented so professionally

Great job again, Colin! I’ve been to Dublin twice so I know that you nailed all the key aspects!

Loving the videos! Keep up the great work 😊

Only for the past two generations have the Dutch spoken English. Because of subtitles, not the Golden Age.

No such thing as public transportation by water, or even water taxis. Not in Amsterdam. Perhaps in Venice, Italy.

I went to Dublin about 6 years ago, an absolutely wonderful place!

no, they were they Spaniards whom created it.

Another great video, Colin! Keep it up

I would love to go there and mountain bike and horseback.another great video!

I love Moab!

Love this video. Great job Colin!!

Colin! Wow! This is incredible! This may be my favorite video! Great job and great info! Very Informative

*chatgpt and advanced AI is the next step* 👌

You’ve made want to go to Inishmore very badly!! Thanks, Colin! Keep up the great work

Great Video! (AquaTwist sent me🎉)

I enjoyed this episode very much, Colin! I remember first reading about Flagler’s Folly (the failed train built to travel through the keys) when we took our first trip down to Key West, and after going to St. Augustine earlier this year, I learned more about how much of an influence he was on the establishment of Florida as a vacation destination. Your video summarizes the history of the state’s major role in our country’s tourism beautifully.

Atlanta Intl Airport is the Best after Rochester Airport ❤. I love the ease of transfer to other flights from Heart Field Jackson Int'l 👍

Colin. So proud of you and your channel. I found your information very interesting. You taught me some new things today. Thank you!

If anyone is looking for more information about Dutch history, Russell Shorto has written two books on the subject. 1) "Amsterdam: A History of the World's Most Liberal City" and 2) "The Island at the Center of the World" which is a very detailed description of Dutch life in New Amsterdam (New York) in the 1620s through the 1660s.

York is a treasure for many reasons. One is - everything you have listed here. I hope it whet some peoples' appetites because it's just as you said it! Another thing I love about York is that the centre is walk-able from the train station. You are in the thick of it in no time flat. My only caution is to wear good, sturdy walking shoes. Cobblestones are serious business and heels, flip flops and pretty little sandals won't cut it.

The Dutch East India Company is known as: Blackrock Van guard, World Bank & world governments today

Very impressive Colin great job love all the info

About 50,000 years ago, ancient humans in what is now West Africa apparently procreated with another group of ancient humans that scientists didn't know existed. There aren't any bones or ancient DNA to prove it, but researchers say the evidence is in the genes of modern West Africans. They analyzed genetic material from hundreds of people from Nigeria and Sierra Leone and found signals of what they call "ghost" DNA from an unknown ancestor. Our own species - Homo sapiens - lived alongside other groups that split off from the same genetic family tree at different times. And there's plenty of evidence from other parts of the world that early humans had sex with other hominins, like Neanderthals.