I played college football, but I moved to New Zealand and played rugby. After the first game, I wanted to go back to America. Rugby is different level brutal.
they both have risk, just different risks, rugby has a lot more injuries and cuts and a fair amount of concussions but football tends to be solely high levels(well compared) of concussions to my knowledge
How to dad is such a wholesome channel. You really have to watch some of his older ones when his kids were babies. He is such a great guy and well loved. He is a very stereotypical kiwi bloke and as a New Zealander, I love him.
Sorry to say, you obviously haven't watched a lot of Rugby. Rugby is also a collision sport and head on and can cause as much concussion problems as American Football. Here are some reasons why Rugby is a more demanding sport than American Football. 1) Player skills are higher in Rugby as every player plays attack as well as defense 2) Rugby Players have to be fitter for the reason above and most play the full 80 mins on a larger field. 3) Players have to ground the ball over the try line, not just run over it to score. This can be a challenge when defense tries holding the ball up. 4) All players have to have passing skills as well as kicking skills.(mainly the backs for kicking) 5) Rugby players don't have the comfort of padding or helmets when going into contact. 6) You can't throw the ball forward in Rugby so all ground made is by running or kicking. (mostly running and skillful ball handling between players = fitness) 7) Rugby is faster flowing, no lengthy stoppages to swap attacking or defending players Also no stoppages if the player is tackled. (fitness once again) I am sure there are many more reasons...just a few for you to chew over.
Hi Guys we do have an extremely competent and well trained Defense Force- NZ Army, Navy and Air Force we just don't have Jet fighters anymore. The Pacific is huge and so our planes need long range capabilities. And no offense but I would put the NZSAS up against anybody and I do mean anybody!
You can definitely make pumpkin pie with actual pumpkins. I’m Australian and made a pumpkin pie from scratch when we were invited to a Canadian expat friend’s thanksgiving. The host tried it and said she loved it when she’s always hated it. She asked what our mix I used and didn’t believe me when I said “a pumpkin”. I should make it again. I use what we call butternut pumpkin and it was delicious.
The reason why our carton eggs are able to be left on the shelf is because our cleaning process doesn't remove the special coating that eggs naturally have. NZ chickens are also vaccinated against salmonella.
Our Armed Forces are mainly used as Peace keepers due to our ability and nature to blend in and become apart of the local community, hence the reason we don't need jet fighters. Its also a great way to rub shoulders with those countries that have the fire power if we ever need it. I'm a Maori from Aotearoa (NZ) This is the first time I have watched this Kiwi bloke and he is so funny. I've seen his baby ads and he must be an amazing dad. Glad you enjoyed his humor.
Americans powerwash their eggs, but this removes the protective layers on them that prevent microbes from getting in, so they have to be refrigerated. In every other country, we know it's better to leave those layers on, and if there are feathers or poo still on the egg, you can just wash it off before cooking them. Not like you're eating the shell.
in america they seem to have the feeling of "if its chemically treated then its obviously better because its been treated the more steps the better right?" everywhere else in the world "fuck it its got its own system for protection it does the job"
Jandals comes from "japanese sandal". When they were first being made here they were based off the wooden japanese sandals they wore back in the day. So the 2 words were smooshed together to create Jandal.
Yup, lollies are sweets or candy. New Zealand and Australia share alot of names for the same stuff. But then there are a few things we mock them for. lol. This guy is awesome. Aussies love him so much.
Australians are nothing like us kiwis...we are a proud country...friendly and dnt hate on anyone, especially our own people who were here before anyone else...unlike Australians with the Natives..they were and probably still are treated disgustingly.... We call Australia..mini America 😅
Kia Ora. Pasteurised eggs??, Never heard of it. Our birds don’t carry some bug/ disease which causes the eggs to go bad if unchilled. Good channel. I pasteurise milk for a living 😂
It's the cleaning process America does to the eggs that strips the shell of it's natural protection requiring it to be kept in the fridge. We don't do that cleaning process which is why you often see a bit of a feather or dirt on the eggs. Apparently they do the cleaning process as they think Americans won't tend to buy the eggs if they don't look clean.
Love it when Kiwis say Fush and Chups lol 😂 I’m Aussie and I’ve don’t say G’day, I say, hi or hello. What??😱are you serious, NO pumpkin in pumpkin pie, or are you pulling my leg?? 😁
In New Zealand it is illegal to wash (pasturise) the eggs as each egg has a protective film on it that stops bacteria etc. from passing through that barrier.
You need to do a rugby v american football review, then you'll see rugby is the real deal without the protection. Also apart from the accent New Zealand and Australia are VERY similar.
Btw we do have a millitary, of course we have soldiers - we punch above our weight in a lot of areas. We fought in WW1 & WWII plus many others, recently contributed specialist tacticians to train Ukrainian solders. We have a Navy of course, our ocean EEZ (exclusive economic zone) is 1.5 sq miles.
As an ex dairy farmer milk 100% will go bad even when unpasteurized and stored in hot or warm areas. It's obviously not immediate or anything but you only have a couple hours maybe a bit more before it starts to go bad so putting it in the fridge just slows the process
Yeah, he's mixing up raw milk, pasteurized milk, and UHT milk. Some countries sell UHT milk as their standard, so it's shelf stable and doesn't need to be refrigerated until it's opened. It's still pasteurized though. It's basically ultra pasteurized. New Zealand has both pasteurized milk and UHT milk available in supermarkets. The pasteurized milk is always refrigerated. We have lots of varieties of pasteurized milk too because our country produces a lot of dairy products.
NFL is footy for asthmatics. XD He's a top bloke. I enjoy watching How To Dad. There are so many similarities between Australia and New Zealand along with key differences. For example, the best baristas are from Australia and New Zealand.
As Kiwis our sense of humour is very self deprecating we love to laugh at ourselves. I dated an American and it took her a while to understand 🤣. Also jandals (flip flops) are just short for Japanese sandals
hey we have a military, a damn good one...we just dont have an air force...well we do just no fighter jets. but we've sent soldiers to fight in every war since the founding of our country, we've fought alongside america in just about every war since ww1. including Korea, Vietnam, for example.
Eggs are stored in the fridge in the USA because they get washed/ heat treated to make sure no one gets sick, due to this process they then have to be kept cold.... However the reason it's ok to be stored on the shelves in NZ is because they don't follow that process since they don't need to. When a hen lays an egg it comes out with a coating on it that keeps it safe, hence it doesn't need to get washed/ heat treated which removes the natural protective layer... More work for no reason
Odds are the chickens in Australia are vaccinated instead of washing the eggs. Which I guess is ok? I'm sure some people would argue they don't want the chicken to be treated like that. No longer "organic" to me I couldn't care less. I eat a gross of eggs every month.
Hello guys, I hope you will react to video titled : "PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan" This video is about a coronation of our 16th King of Malaysia also known as 'Yang di-Pertuan Agong'. Don't forget to click on the English subtitle! To get you guys a better understanding: Malaysia practices Parliamentary Democracy with Constitutional Monarchy and His Majesty The King as the Paramount Ruler. The Federal Constitution was legislated with the setting up of conditions for this system to exist. One of the characteristic of Parliament Democracy is the separation of powers into three parts which are the Legislative, the Judiciary and the Executive. Malaysia is also a country that practices a system of Democracy based on the Federation system. In accordance to this the states of Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Johore, Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Sarawak and Sabah have agreed to the concept of forming Malaysia Each state involved has surrendered part of its power such as financial, defense, education, foreign affairs and others, as stated in the Malaysian Constitution, which is administered by the Central Government. There are matters that are under the power of the state and each state administers the power over those matters. As a country with a Constitutional Monarchy, it is therefore allocated by the Constitution the institutions of His Majesty The King as the Paramount Ruler, the hereditary rulers of the nine states and the Council of Malay Rulers. His Majesty The King has the power to safeguard the customs and traditions of the Malay people and the administration of the Islamic religion in each state. His Majesty The King is the Head of the Islamic religion for the states of Penang, Sabah, Sarawak and the Federal Territories. His Majesty The King is the Highest Commander of the Armed Forces. His Majesty The King carries out his duties under the Constitution under the advice of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. Meanwhile, the hereditary rulers are Head of State of his own state and carry out their duties under the advice of their Menteri Besar.
Please react to video titled : PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan" to learn about our coronation of our 16th King of Malaysia or 'Yang di-Pertuan Agong' , don't forget to click on the English subtitles!
In the US eggs are washed to get rid of salmonella. This removes a protective layer from the shell, so they have to be chilled after. NZ eggs are unwashed so they can be stored at room temp. I have no idea which is the best idea.
I'm a kiwi who has followed rugby since 1987 and NFL since 1991. Back in the nineties that collision sport vs contact sport distinction was accurate. But rugby players have grown much bigger since then, and the NFL has changed to reduce head injuries, and now I'd argue that there are more collisions in rugby. The difference in impact is not that different.
Hello and apa khabar from Malaysia! I hope you will react to video titled : "PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan" (literally meaning Coronation of 16th King of Malaysia also known as Yang di-Pertuan Agong / All Malay Kings attended except King of Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & Negeri Sembilan) This video has English subtitles!
Aussie will not the USA,unless there was something for them,they USA,spat the dummy,when we became nuclear free,and when the USA, finally let us play with them and their mate's in their off shore war game's in Hawaii,we weren't even allowed to dock,where they had their ship's,only their mate's were allowed there,so we had to dock at the Cruise ships docking yard's,which funny enough,turned out to be a huge bonus for the NZ Navy, because our officers,let the local's have tour's around the ship's,Heard that didn't go down well with the USA naval commander 😅 Aus,and NZ will, without a second thought,drop everything,and help each other out, Just look at all that mother nature throws at both our Country's, without a second thought, we're in to help each other,Love our little corner of the Globe,pity it's getting crowded,ah well can't keep a good secret to ourselves,more the pity 😂
@@GaryLorenz-t7cI had never heard canada being mentioned in regards to Anzac until I happened to be in w.a. one year. And even then that’s the only place to mention Canada.
Surely pumpkin pie made from scratch has pumpkin? Maybe you watched some processed factory produced thing pretending to be pumpkin pie?! FYI to keep the pumpkin from being too runny in the pie case, you would add gelatine to set it.
as a kiwi i indorse this video,we are a unique breed down here at the bottom of the world on a side note NFL is not comparable to rugby.thank you for your participation.
Why don't you give him some credit. I can't find any credit to promote his channel or anything. I'm not talking about copyright I'm talking about common decency.
Talking about milk and eggs... oh the confusion. In the US, eggs are washed in a way that kills all bacteria on the outside of the shells, but also weakens the outer shell, which means they're no-longer shelf-stable. In NZ, we aren't as at-risk of harmful bacteria wiping out the food source of a massive population. As for the milk that was able to be left outside without risking spoiling, it was UHT or Ultra-High Temperature treated, in which the milk is passed through a sieve at high temperatures and pressures to break up the fat molecules, to make them much more resistant to spoilage.
A caravan is a mobile home, what the pilgrims used in their "caravans" across America, caravan pluraled. Trailer is something that trails behind a vehicle, something towed. RV we would call a motor home.
Sorry I missed the word ‘well’ for us Aussies! 🙄😳😬. The All Blacks are a force to be reconged with 😩 (sorry spelt that wrong - can’t be bothered! You know how it is sometimes YEEESH!)
im guessing the eggs dont need to go in the fridge because it is not hot? i don't know here in Australia they are in the fridge, not so much in winter, they can stay out for a few days
A lot of countries keep eggs outside the fridge in supermarkets and people tend to put them in the fridge when they get them home. It is because they are not washed and have a natural protective coating. In the USA they do not vaccinate chickens against salmonella so eggs are washed with chlorine which removes the coating so they have to be kept in the fridge.
My understanding was that eggs in the US were washed so a protective coating is gone and they won't survive long outside a fridge, but I have no first-hand experience with which to contradict someone who lives there. But yeah, doesn't pasteurisation involve heat? I would expect eggs to change somewhat.
Because of all the injuries in NFL,coaches from these team's are getting, Rugby Coach's to coach them on how to tackle properly, there's even a collaboration,between a Top NFL team,and the All Black's,where they get together,for,coaching, nutrition,and people management,
Actually, rugby, you get tackled very brutal, and the difference between football and rugby is that in football, if someone gets hurt .. the game stops .. if someone gets hurt in rugby, the game keeps going.
i milk cows, and thats one thing we do find, we can leave raw milk outside in the sun for days and it will still be ok, does go bad after some time tho, but pasteurized milk goes bad after a day or 2, such a good video, How To Dad is fantastic
technically people tailgating in the USA would be classed as a convoy A Caravan in its original terminology meant people on camels riding across the deserts of africa and some parts of the middle east
Chuuur bros for showing little bit of our culture and slangs and what not. You should dive into comparing slangs of NZ and usa you will love it. Cheers!
Rugby is a lot more contact then foot ball. I’ve played both and got more fucked up from rugby. You still run at each other. The other team is trying to stop you but we can’t pass the ball in front of you
Rugby is running at each other. Australian football is what you described with tackling from the side, etc. The two are not even remotely comparable to each other. Rugby is exactly the same type of contact as NFL. Both teams line up facing each other and run at each other.
Pasteurised eggs, what a crack up. Our eggs are 100% natural - straight out of the chickens butt. Here in NZ we don’t have disgusting germs like America does,, so our eggs don’t need to be washed. Once an egg is washed, it’s natural barrier has been compromised, so it requires refrigeration. An egg is good for three weeks on the shelf. I have my own home grown 100% organic free range hens. You guys are confusing Australian Rules with Rugby. As for our military- we only have a population of 5 million, and have a very big backyard to try to defend. If we got attacked- we are toast no matter how you look at it. We prefer our government uses our tax dollars to look after us with good education and free hospital care than an on army that is too small to defend us. However in saying that, you guys should check out videos on our New Zealand SAS elite soldiers, they are seriously hard core.
Rugby you play. American football is like... A sweet little sport ... A bunch of trailers means someone has something free and we're using their trailer to transport like, mulch. A proper pumpkin pie does have pumpkin. Ive made one. It doesnt need Libbys No. Eggs. Oh no sweetie. Its because you're stuff is just less fresh. Also in regards to "Spanish milk" it is pasteurised but its uht. Also we may have sheep but i would recommend looking up the blue Pacific and the importance of water rights and how its an issue.
I played college football, but I moved to New Zealand and played rugby. After the first game, I wanted to go back to America. Rugby is different level brutal.
Yeah exactly 💯
No protection pads here buddy 😂
they both have risk, just different risks, rugby has a lot more injuries and cuts and a fair amount of concussions but football tends to be solely high levels(well compared) of concussions to my knowledge
Haha love this.
@@TheMarathonomahos Harden up bae
How to dad is such a wholesome channel. You really have to watch some of his older ones when his kids were babies. He is such a great guy and well loved. He is a very stereotypical kiwi bloke and as a New Zealander, I love him.
How to Dad is amazing ❤
Sorry to say, you obviously haven't watched a lot of Rugby. Rugby is also a collision sport and head on and can cause as much concussion problems as American Football.
Here are some reasons why Rugby is a more demanding sport than American Football.
1) Player skills are higher in Rugby as every player plays attack as well as defense
2) Rugby Players have to be fitter for the reason above and most play the full 80 mins on a larger field.
3) Players have to ground the ball over the try line, not just run over it to score. This can be a challenge when defense tries holding the ball up.
4) All players have to have passing skills as well as kicking skills.(mainly the backs for kicking)
5) Rugby players don't have the comfort of padding or helmets when going into contact.
6) You can't throw the ball forward in Rugby so all ground made is by running or kicking. (mostly running and skillful ball handling between players = fitness)
7) Rugby is faster flowing, no lengthy stoppages to swap attacking or defending players Also no stoppages if the player is tackled. (fitness once again)
I am sure there are many more reasons...just a few for you to chew over.
You also can't tackle someone in rugby unless they have the ball.
You said everything I was about to say lol. Thanks 😉
Do you remember the Heineken ads from the early 2000s? Absolutely showing the difference.
Another American big mouth comment.
Hi Guys we do have an extremely competent and well trained Defense Force- NZ Army, Navy and Air Force we just don't have Jet fighters anymore. The Pacific is huge and so our planes need long range capabilities. And no offense but I would put the NZSAS up against anybody and I do mean anybody!
Yeah exactly. There’s a reason they get Kiwi soldiers to train other nations forces. We da best 😝
You can definitely make pumpkin pie with actual pumpkins. I’m Australian and made a pumpkin pie from scratch when we were invited to a Canadian expat friend’s thanksgiving. The host tried it and said she loved it when she’s always hated it. She asked what our mix I used and didn’t believe me when I said “a pumpkin”. I should make it again. I use what we call butternut pumpkin and it was delicious.
Miss NZ so much..most coolest country i had been traveling so far...last trip before the pendemic Nov 2019..from Malaysia.
The reason why our carton eggs are able to be left on the shelf is because our cleaning process doesn't remove the special coating that eggs naturally have. NZ chickens are also vaccinated against salmonella.
Im proud of being malaysian who migrated to new Zealand ❤️🇲🇾🇳🇿
Yeah I bet you are
@@hayleyhatcher3586your implying something. You should just say it
From someone born in raised in NZ, happy to have you here ❤(though I am Pakeha so I am not fully entitled to say this)
Selamat datang di NZ! I hope you're still here, 3 years on.
@@jaygee5693 Hello! yes im still here in NZ and so far we loved it, almost 9 years in NZ so far
Also, this guy does a LOT of videos comparing NZ to Australia. He's well-loved here in Australia
Our Armed Forces are mainly used as Peace keepers due to our ability and nature to blend in and become apart of the local community, hence the reason we don't need jet fighters. Its also a great way to rub shoulders with those countries that have the fire power if we ever need it. I'm a Maori from Aotearoa (NZ) This is the first time I have watched this Kiwi bloke and he is so funny. I've seen his baby ads and he must be an amazing dad. Glad you enjoyed his humor.
We also keep eggs outside of fridge in Malaysia as well!
Americans powerwash their eggs, but this removes the protective layers on them that prevent microbes from getting in, so they have to be refrigerated. In every other country, we know it's better to leave those layers on, and if there are feathers or poo still on the egg, you can just wash it off before cooking them. Not like you're eating the shell.
in america they seem to have the feeling of "if its chemically treated then its obviously better because its been treated the more steps the better right?" everywhere else in the world "fuck it its got its own system for protection it does the job"
Another difference - wall plugs in America don't have on/off switches, where they always do in New Zealand
Jandals comes from "japanese sandal".
When they were first being made here they were based off the wooden japanese sandals they wore back in the day.
So the 2 words were smooshed together to create Jandal.
You learn something new everyday. I'm too lazy to verify, so this is the origin story now 😂
True.@@livitaufao1091
Yup, lollies are sweets or candy.
New Zealand and Australia share alot of names for the same stuff. But then there are a few things we mock them for. lol.
This guy is awesome. Aussies love him so much.
Australians are nothing like us kiwis...we are a proud country...friendly and dnt hate on anyone, especially our own people who were here before anyone else...unlike Australians with the Natives..they were and probably still are treated disgustingly....
We call Australia..mini America 😅
@@hayleyhatcher3586 I must of missed a meeting, I didn't know we called Ozy's mini-America Lol.
@livitaufao1091 they are though hahaha 😆
I had to smash that like button. The reason for that is 1 I'm a kiwi and 2 How to Dad is a kiwi icon
Kia Ora. Pasteurised eggs??, Never heard of it. Our birds don’t carry some bug/ disease which causes the eggs to go bad if unchilled. Good channel. I pasteurise milk for a living 😂
It's the cleaning process America does to the eggs that strips the shell of it's natural protection requiring it to be kept in the fridge. We don't do that cleaning process which is why you often see a bit of a feather or dirt on the eggs. Apparently they do the cleaning process as they think Americans won't tend to buy the eggs if they don't look clean.
Lol the eggs have a used by date if you want them to last stuff them in the fridge.
Love it when Kiwis say Fush and Chups lol 😂
I’m Aussie and I’ve don’t say G’day, I say, hi or hello.
What??😱are you serious, NO pumpkin in pumpkin pie, or are you pulling my leg?? 😁
Bro I don’t get why foreigners say us kiwis say fush and chaps, I’ve never heard any kiwis say that. So I don’t where ur getting that from
@@tessax it’s cause we don’t pronounce our vowels properly
@@tessax our "i" in fish and chips sounds more like the u in push than in up
In New Zealand it is illegal to wash (pasturise) the eggs as each egg has a protective film on it that stops bacteria etc. from passing through that barrier.
A lot of 18 wheelers driving in a row is called a Convoy
You need to do a rugby v american football review, then you'll see rugby is the real deal without the protection.
Also apart from the accent New Zealand and Australia are VERY similar.
Btw we do have a millitary, of course we have soldiers - we punch above our weight in a lot of areas. We fought in WW1 & WWII plus many others, recently contributed specialist tacticians to train Ukrainian solders. We have a Navy of course, our ocean EEZ (exclusive economic zone) is 1.5 sq miles.
As an ex dairy farmer milk 100% will go bad even when unpasteurized and stored in hot or warm areas. It's obviously not immediate or anything but you only have a couple hours maybe a bit more before it starts to go bad so putting it in the fridge just slows the process
Yeah. I agree. It sounds to me like he's got muddled and is actually thinking of UHT milk - makes no sense otherwise.
Yeah, he's mixing up raw milk, pasteurized milk, and UHT milk. Some countries sell UHT milk as their standard, so it's shelf stable and doesn't need to be refrigerated until it's opened. It's still pasteurized though. It's basically ultra pasteurized.
New Zealand has both pasteurized milk and UHT milk available in supermarkets. The pasteurized milk is always refrigerated. We have lots of varieties of pasteurized milk too because our country produces a lot of dairy products.
NFL is footy for asthmatics. XD
He's a top bloke. I enjoy watching How To Dad.
There are so many similarities between Australia and New Zealand along with key differences. For example, the best baristas are from Australia and New Zealand.
😂🤣FOOTY FOR ASTHMATICS.
As Kiwis our sense of humour is very self deprecating we love to laugh at ourselves. I dated an American and it took her a while to understand 🤣. Also jandals (flip flops) are just short for Japanese sandals
Inherented from the British
Hot dog uses the savoury batter similar to the one for deep fried fish. I've had a corn dog and it is ok but I prefer the New Zealand hot dog version.
Sorry, what? how do you pasteurize an egg? Pop it in a warm bath with you while you're having a soak? :-)
hey we have a military, a damn good one...we just dont have an air force...well we do just no fighter jets. but we've sent soldiers to fight in every war since the founding of our country, we've fought alongside america in just about every war since ww1. including Korea, Vietnam, for example.
Your eggs aren't pasturised, they are washed. This washes the membrane off the outside so bacteria can enter.
NZ humor is hella! We funny as all heck! lol Awesome reaction guys! Kia Ora!
Eggs are stored in the fridge in the USA because they get washed/ heat treated to make sure no one gets sick, due to this process they then have to be kept cold.... However the reason it's ok to be stored on the shelves in NZ is because they don't follow that process since they don't need to. When a hen lays an egg it comes out with a coating on it that keeps it safe, hence it doesn't need to get washed/ heat treated which removes the natural protective layer... More work for no reason
Odds are the chickens in Australia are vaccinated instead of washing the eggs. Which I guess is ok? I'm sure some people would argue they don't want the chicken to be treated like that. No longer "organic" to me I couldn't care less. I eat a gross of eggs every month.
Caravan, a group of vehicles following each other is a "convoy" down under.
I think y'all need to watch more Rugby if you don't think they have "collisions".
Actually we do have Air Force in New Zealand 9:31
Hello guys, I hope you will react to video titled : "PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan"
This video is about a coronation of our 16th King of Malaysia also known as 'Yang di-Pertuan Agong'. Don't forget to click on the English subtitle!
To get you guys a better understanding:
Malaysia practices Parliamentary Democracy with Constitutional Monarchy and His Majesty The King as the Paramount Ruler. The Federal Constitution was legislated with the setting up of conditions for this system to exist. One of the characteristic of Parliament Democracy is the separation of powers into three parts which are the Legislative, the Judiciary and the Executive.
Malaysia is also a country that practices a system of Democracy based on the Federation system. In accordance to this the states of Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Johore, Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Sarawak and Sabah have agreed to the concept of forming Malaysia
Each state involved has surrendered part of its power such as financial, defense, education, foreign affairs and others, as stated in the Malaysian Constitution, which is administered by the Central Government. There are matters that are under the power of the state and each state administers the power over those matters.
As a country with a Constitutional Monarchy, it is therefore allocated by the Constitution the institutions of His Majesty The King as the Paramount Ruler, the hereditary rulers of the nine states and the Council of Malay Rulers. His Majesty The King has the power to safeguard the customs and traditions of the Malay people and the administration of the Islamic religion in each state. His Majesty The King is the Head of the Islamic religion for the states of Penang, Sabah, Sarawak and the Federal Territories.
His Majesty The King is the Highest Commander of the Armed Forces. His Majesty The King carries out his duties under the Constitution under the advice of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. Meanwhile, the hereditary rulers are Head of State of his own state and carry out their duties under the advice of their Menteri Besar.
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Please react to video titled : PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan" to learn about our coronation of our 16th King of Malaysia or 'Yang di-Pertuan Agong' , don't forget to click on the English subtitles!
Jandel came from Japanese sandel some kiwi I think called it jandel and it stuck 🇳🇿👍
That was too funny. Yeah, our eggs are on the shelf. And the meat pie 🥧 is amazing..
In the US eggs are washed to get rid of salmonella. This removes a protective layer from the shell, so they have to be chilled after. NZ eggs are unwashed so they can be stored at room temp. I have no idea which is the best idea.
My local Farmer Jack's supermarket keeps their eggs out on the shelf, but most supermarkets in Australia keep their eggs in the fridges
You guys should watch his australia vs NZ its hilarious 😆
Jandal came from "Japanese Sandal"
The US "caravan" we'd call a "convoy"
I'm a kiwi who has followed rugby since 1987 and NFL since 1991. Back in the nineties that collision sport vs contact sport distinction was accurate. But rugby players have grown much bigger since then, and the NFL has changed to reduce head injuries, and now I'd argue that there are more collisions in rugby. The difference in impact is not that different.
Hello and apa khabar from Malaysia! I hope you will react to video titled : "PERTABALAN AGONG KE-16 | SEMUA RAJA-RAJA MELAYU HADIR Kecuali Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & N.Sembilan" (literally meaning Coronation of 16th King of Malaysia also known as Yang di-Pertuan Agong / All Malay Kings attended except King of Johor, Kelantan, Perlis & Negeri Sembilan)
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I am American living in Australia. I think if New Zealand got attacked Australia would jump right in to help along with America. We're all friends!
yeah, it's the same vice versa because of the Anzac soldiers and allies with USA and UK
Yep. Anzac is strong
Aussie will not the USA,unless there was something for them,they USA,spat the dummy,when we became nuclear free,and when the USA, finally let us play with them and their mate's in their off shore war game's in Hawaii,we weren't even allowed to dock,where they had their ship's,only their mate's were allowed there,so we had to dock at the Cruise ships docking yard's,which funny enough,turned out to be a huge bonus for the NZ Navy, because our officers,let the local's have tour's around the ship's,Heard that didn't go down well with the USA naval commander 😅 Aus,and NZ will, without a second thought,drop everything,and help each other out,
Just look at all that mother nature throws at both our Country's, without a second thought, we're in to help each other,Love our little corner of the Globe,pity it's getting crowded,ah well can't keep a good secret to ourselves,more the pity 😂
@@Kiwi_guy & also don't forget Canada as well too that they are allies to both of us Aussies & your Kiwis of course.
@@GaryLorenz-t7cI had never heard canada being mentioned in regards to Anzac until I happened to be in w.a. one year. And even then that’s the only place to mention Canada.
Surely pumpkin pie made from scratch has pumpkin? Maybe you watched some processed factory produced thing pretending to be pumpkin pie?! FYI to keep the pumpkin from being too runny in the pie case, you would add gelatine to set it.
"rubgy you hit from the side" yeah you should check out the hardest hits videos rugby players are also huge and the ball is also bigger
as a kiwi i indorse this video,we are a unique breed down here at the bottom of the world
on a side note NFL is not comparable to rugby.thank you for your participation.
In NZ Gidday is a GREETING. It's not what we say when we are saying goodbye. That WOULD be Have a Good day, or See you, or Laters,
Why don't you give him some credit. I can't find any credit to promote his channel or anything. I'm not talking about copyright I'm talking about common decency.
I love pavlova from NZ!
Ummmm sorry but pav is an Australian dessert
@@aussiebornandbred sorry, it is a Kiwi invention. It was proven a few years ago by Helen Leach of the University of Otago
@@miamcknight9138 yeah nah
It was kiwis who made it
@@aussiebornandbred it is new Zealand who invented it. Been proven.
How do you pasturize and egg?
Talking about milk and eggs... oh the confusion. In the US, eggs are washed in a way that kills all bacteria on the outside of the shells, but also weakens the outer shell, which means they're no-longer shelf-stable. In NZ, we aren't as at-risk of harmful bacteria wiping out the food source of a massive population. As for the milk that was able to be left outside without risking spoiling, it was UHT or Ultra-High Temperature treated, in which the milk is passed through a sieve at high temperatures and pressures to break up the fat molecules, to make them much more resistant to spoilage.
Just on your finishing note; we do have a military and the first responders are 1NZSAS and our Commando Squadrons.
A caravan is a mobile home, what the pilgrims used in their "caravans" across America, caravan pluraled. Trailer is something that trails behind a vehicle, something towed. RV we would call a motor home.
Sorry I missed the word ‘well’ for us Aussies! 🙄😳😬. The All Blacks are a force to be reconged with 😩 (sorry spelt that wrong - can’t be bothered! You know how it is sometimes YEEESH!)
All good Helen, no need to explain mate.
I am soo happy that y’all reaction was humble af
Chur chur 10:29
im guessing the eggs dont need to go in the fridge because it is not hot? i don't know here in Australia they are in the fridge, not so much in winter, they can stay out for a few days
A lot of countries keep eggs outside the fridge in supermarkets and people tend to put them in the fridge when they get them home. It is because they are not washed and have a natural protective coating. In the USA they do not vaccinate chickens against salmonella so eggs are washed with chlorine which removes the coating so they have to be kept in the fridge.
You do knot get pasteurized eggs do you and if you do there is something seriously wrong over there in the USA. 😃🤣😂 Pasteurized eggs what the.😃🤣😂🇦🇺
Yeah. That pasteurised egg comment threw me also 😂
@@kingcountrykiwi7429
yeah bro, what is up with that. 😲
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@@-sandman4605 I work in the dairy industry and pasteurise milk and for “pasteurised eggs” they will be hard boiled hh
@@kingcountrykiwi7429
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My understanding was that eggs in the US were washed so a protective coating is gone and they won't survive long outside a fridge, but I have no first-hand experience with which to contradict someone who lives there.
But yeah, doesn't pasteurisation involve heat? I would expect eggs to change somewhat.
You should check his video with his daughters from baby to toddlers, it’s hilarious.
Because of all the injuries in NFL,coaches from these team's are getting, Rugby Coach's to coach them on how to tackle properly, there's even a collaboration,between a Top NFL team,and the All Black's,where they get together,for,coaching, nutrition,and people management,
I'm from nz and pumpkin pie is definitely made from pumpkin and it's got chicken condensed milk in it
We have The Simpson’s here in New Zealand- staple of my youth 😂
6:28 we cal that a road train lol
Jandals/Flipflop were designed in New Zealand. The name Jandal comes from two words, Japanese Sandals.
Actually, rugby, you get tackled very brutal, and the difference between football and rugby is that in football, if someone gets hurt .. the game stops .. if someone gets hurt in rugby, the game keeps going.
i milk cows, and thats one thing we do find, we can leave raw milk outside in the sun for days and it will still be ok, does go bad after some time tho, but pasteurized milk goes bad after a day or 2, such a good video, How To Dad is fantastic
American football have 2 side's a team Defence & attack where we do both Tackle & Attack
This guy is just being funny. He is a typical kiwi.
I have made pumpkin pie in NZ taught by a man whose family were quakers it is delicious hot
Normal police don't carry guns in New Zealand
On the flip side, we say “ sweet as” ……….. as what? Lol
Aroha nui 4:29
A group of trucks in a line it's called a convoy
Love those donuts. Long donuts especially fresh cream. Love the pies especially smoked fish pie
technically people tailgating in the USA would be classed as a convoy
A Caravan in its original terminology meant people on camels riding across the deserts of africa and some parts of the middle east
Never seen a recipe for pumpkin pie that has no pumpkin in it.
Sheep. There is a new 2006 NZ horror/comedy called Killer Sheep.
Nah it's called black sheep
@@londonbeatz Ok. When I searched it said Killer Sheep. I have seen it but a long time ago.
Chuuur bros for showing little bit of our culture and slangs and what not. You should dive into comparing slangs of NZ and usa you will love it. Cheers!
Rugby is a lot more contact then foot ball. I’ve played both and got more fucked up from rugby. You still run at each other. The other team is trying to stop you but we can’t pass the ball in front of you
8:56 a long as it doesn’t go past your eyes, you’ll be fine m8😂
Look up steve matai for collision purposes
I would love to see some of the larger AF players play Rugby at speed :)
As an American I can confirm we talk loudly
You guys would love it here in nz I believe
jandals (japanese sandal)
Credit to - How to Dad for his video
Do you guys have box trailers much? They are unbiquitous in Australia and New Zealand. Everyone has something they need to take to the tip...
3:46 fyi we have seen all of the Simpsons episodes 😂😂
I'm from new Zealand
Haha how to dad is funny, you should react to the nz vs Australia one
You should check out Carl Barron, classic Aussie comedian.
Rugby is running at each other. Australian football is what you described with tackling from the side, etc. The two are not even remotely comparable to each other. Rugby is exactly the same type of contact as NFL. Both teams line up facing each other and run at each other.
And I would laugh at watching your football players trying to run for a full 80 mins of a rugby game with all players doing attack and defence lol
Well done guys.
Love you show.
You have seen rugby player go to usa an play football n they say rugby is more hard its 40 min then another 40 minutes
Pasteurised eggs, what a crack up. Our eggs are 100% natural - straight out of the chickens butt.
Here in NZ we don’t have disgusting germs like America does,, so our eggs don’t need to be washed.
Once an egg is washed, it’s natural barrier has been compromised, so it requires refrigeration.
An egg is good for three weeks on the shelf.
I have my own home grown 100% organic free range hens.
You guys are confusing Australian Rules with Rugby.
As for our military- we only have a population of 5 million, and have a very big backyard to try to defend.
If we got attacked- we are toast no matter how you look at it.
We prefer our government uses our tax dollars to look after us with good education and free hospital care than an on army that is too small to defend us.
However in saying that, you guys should check out videos on our New Zealand SAS elite soldiers, they are seriously hard core.
Rugby you play. American football is like... A sweet little sport ...
A bunch of trailers means someone has something free and we're using their trailer to transport like, mulch.
A proper pumpkin pie does have pumpkin. Ive made one. It doesnt need Libbys
No. Eggs. Oh no sweetie. Its because you're stuff is just less fresh. Also in regards to "Spanish milk" it is pasteurised but its uht.
Also we may have sheep but i would recommend looking up the blue Pacific and the importance of water rights and how its an issue.
I make pumpkin pie with real pumpkin..its a rather yummy dessert
He has a channel called How To Dad. He's lovely with his children, & so funny
Do you pasturise eggs then put them back into the shell?? You guys should watch big rugby tackles and see how it compares to American football
Not the eggs are heated in a warm bath to kill off the bacteria. Simple Google search.
Lolly is all candies except chocolates