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No matter where you live in the United States, you will find somewhere similar in Australia. Sister cities, Perth and San Diego share the same climate.

I never have vegemite on toast. I prefer a fresh bread sandwich with Colby cheese and vegemite on both slices.

Sprinkles are long and thin,hundreds and thousands are very small round balls

You did not need to visit a Doctor of Hospital ??. Great thing is its free or very cheap.

I’ve spent a lot of money over the years supporting them, but have really grown to dislike Charbucks in the last couple of years. After researching the flat white and how charbucks supposedly had them, I ordered a flat white and a latte to compare them…. Like everything else at charbucks, they’ve bastardized that one as well, nothing like a flat white and as you said, it was a cappuccino, a charbucks cappuccino at that, not a real cappuccino. Horrible, just horrible.

And a slice cheese

Your old man eats Vegemite like an Aussie , onya mate 👍

4 weeks annual leave, long service leave, 12 days rostered days per year plus heap of allocated public holidays. Probably better to compares actual turning up for work days.

Have Vegemite on toast with a slice of Jarlsberg cheese on top. Yum!

Arnott’s is pronounced Ah-nett’s.

Fairy Bread is triangular.

Did the power go off in your house, or is your toaster broken, cause that is the whitest toast I've ever seen. Also, the hint to Fairy Bread is very obvious, within the title it says BREAD, not Fairy toast although your bread and toast look the same. 😂😂😂

Milo in cold milk, not stirred is the only way to try / eat it. With a spoon.

Vovos used to have large balls of marshmallow on top. Now they are flat and don’t taste as nice. Arnott’s have trashed this favourite bisvuit.

For a party, cut the slice of bread into four triangles. It's looks cute.

Vovos have deteriorated in quality from the original biscuit. Now they are made for a longer shelf life and are nothing like those I loved as a kid.

Tim Tam and Anzac Biscuits are meant to be eaten with an unsweetened hot drink, such as tea or coffee, or cold milk. You take out one or two and put the rest in a safe with a timer lock that won't open for eight hours. 😅 For a Tim Tam slam, put them in the freezer. Then they hold their shape better in the hot drink.

You don’t toast fairy bread

You should try Vegemite and cheese. Yum

Are you wearing glasses or mirrors. The water in the toilet does not swirl down in a different direction than the northern hemisphere. I truly hope you doing a Simpsons Bart joke otherwise scientifically you are wrong

Why do all you Americans Vloggers go to the most overated , expensive city in Australia. Oh it has an Opera House and a coat hanger bridge. Wise up , stop following the sheep that spoke shite before you.

Not true Bunnings sausage sizzle. Onions go on first

Asian food is poison, so is vegimite, KFC and Maccas

Anyone who’s respectful is welcomed here just like you guys were

Clubs often have asian restruants

You probably heard that Tivoli is the 3rd old amusement park. But now you have seen the world's oldest, Bakken.

Something to add to jobs and vacation/holidays. We dont have tipping here. Here in australia we have 3 main positions at work. Casual, Part-time, and full time. Casual: Your not expected to work all the time, you can take a day off as you please when ever you want, but the days you take off you get no pay. But hours arnt garenteed to you either. And you dont push taking to many days off as it can effect how your boss thinks about your work ethic. Casual is the highest paid per hour but, you may not get any hours for the week sometimes leaving you with zero pay at the end of the week. Part-time: Your garenteed at least 22 hours per week mostly. You get alot less pay per hour than casual, but your garenteed the 22 hours. Plus as you work you build up sick hours and holiday hours that you can use through out the year to take time off when ever you want. If i want 2 days off i can use 20 of my acumulated holiday hours and still get paid for 20 hours work even though im at home for 2 days. So your still getting paid even though your on holiday as such. Full-time: Same as part time but your garenteed 30+ hours a week and its less pay per hour than part time and casual. You also will get what we call anual leave, this paid time off that your job/boss makes you take. Anual leave can change depending on your job. Some things to note are. Contract work- if your working as a contractor in australia youl be paid in full for a job either before or after the jobs complete or half before, half after concept. Example- to build a house. There is no hourly rate for this unless your a tradesman working for an hourly rate for your boss (the contractor) under the first 3 job titles previously desribed. Salary Wage- A salary is a fixed amount paid to an employee over a 12-month period. An employee usually receives their salary on a monthly basis or any other period agreed in the employment agreement. So, if your salary were $72,000 after tax per annum, every month you would receive $6,000 Many (but not all) jobs in australia have minimum wage. This is usualy 4 hours. If you get called in to work 1 hour at work your boss will pay you for a minimum of 4 hours work even if it took you 10 min to complete you still get 4 hours work pay. After 10 years in a job you get long service leave (6 weeks paid holiday)

Hi from Queensland you don’t toast fairy bread

Australian accent used to be more nasal as well, especially in the southern states, but it’s toned down in the last 30 years as television has become more nationalised instead of state centric, so the pronounced eastern Sydney and lower toned slower Brisbane accents have filtered out the nasal sounds, though you’ll still find them in the inland regional areas

The Pavlova is an Australian classic, despite what the New Zealanders claim. They stole the Chinese Gooseberry and tell everyone it's "kiwi". They claim they invented the beef Wellington and invented meat pies. They even recently tried to steal the other Australian classic the Lamington. What the New Zealanders call the "first Pavlova" was actually just an all layered jelly desert ( note - multiple dishes were named after Anna Pavlova as she toured ) , this here is the Australian Pavlova, invented in The Esplanade Hotel in Perth and this is the classic Pavlova standard known around the world.

Are you still making TH-cam videos?

Put a layer of butter on top of the vitamin

I have family in Brisbane Australia and I love Vegemite!

My hubby is over retirement age at a private company where he has been working for almost 18 years. At present he doesn't want to completely give up his job. He was working a fulltime nine day fortnight with every alternative Monday as a day off. However, he has just commenced a four-day week by taking every alternate Friday off as one day annual leave. He has got about 16 weeks annual leave owing so his bosses are anxious for him to take leave to avoid increasing his retirement pay out. His new roster means he gets 2 X 4-day weekends and 1 X 2-day weekends in a 30-day cycle, which equals 18 days work with 12 days off! I have surgery scheduled next month so he will take 20 days paid carer's leave (He has rarely used any of his sick leave over the years, so has about 150-160 days owing). Then he plans to take his long service leave for 7, 10, and 15 years' service before he retires completely in a few years' time. The huge positive is that he will still be earning towards his superannuation fund, and he will still be accruing long service leave and annual leave as a fulltime employee. We can start our retirement part time and be able to tap into his super fund as self-funded retirees! (I retired at 57 due to ill health and have been since "fed" by my super fund.) Gotta love having a Work/Life Balance!

Love fairy bread! Im actually good friends with the inventer, @cherylynbarnes

You go to the bakery for a lamington not a supermarket. What you ate was created in a laboratory with zero ingredients and nutrition. Every local bakery makes a lamington 10 times a good as that.

Thank goodness Aus doesn’t have Starbucks. It is just dishwater. Unfortunately I gotta say it. For Starbucks to be so popular in USA it is a sad indictment on the culture.

In Aus you would not get coffee at Maccas when you could get it at almost any cafe but in USA you would get coffee anywhere but Starbucks so Maccas would fit. I’ve travelled the world drinking coffee and Melbourne is the standout. Either an espresso or a skinny flat white if you prefer yours with milk.

Nougat . 😂. Silent T. Carmel = Car A Mel. A is pronounced. 😂 Exact Same…. Both mean the same. It’s either exact or same not both. 😂

There is just no comparison between Cadbury and Hershey. Hands down Cadbury. Same as coffee. Almost any Aus cafe coffee far superior than that awful Starbucks dishwater.

You missed to mention the tipping culture difference.

You have to use the cheap butcher bbq sausages for a sausage sizzle.

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Have you tried cheese and Vegemite sandwiches?

Not done at Bunnings, but to properly caramelise onions, in the last minute add half a heaped teaspoon of brown sugar and dash of Balsamic vinegar to dissolve. Just make’s the greatest fried onions you ever tasted on a sausage in white bread.

Vegemite also goes well with a slice of cheese

sprinkles!