New Zealand vs. Canada (which is better?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2023
- After living in both countries, I've put together a list pitting two of the best countries in the world against each other. New Zealand and Canada, what makes them different and which country comes out on top?
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Great vid! My best friend has moved to Calgary from the UK and I’m moving to NZ at the end of this month! Enjoyed this watch 😊
Very exciting!! I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you for commenting 😊
Thanks for sharing🙏
Thanks for sharing ❤
Lots of great info Brittany!! It’s nice to know some of this stuff before my move to NZ
Thank you! Best of luck with your move!!
New Zealand is a beautiful country, but inflation is destroying our economy you should probably be aware of that there's a lack of work unless you get into the medical field, or you could become a cop but trust me it's not as great as it was 10 years ago and it's only becoming worse because our government is basically selling the whole country.
What part of NZ you moving to?
Very nicely done video. Many Thanks Brittany...!!! I feel from this video that New Zealand has a better quality of life. I agree that healthcare is a nightmare in Canada and also the vacation time way less in Canada. I take a balanced life any day of the week..!!!
Thank you so much!! I agree, it's easier to have a happy & balanced life in NZ just with the weather alone!
I have lived half my life in Canada and half my life in Australia. I recently spent 2 weeks on holidays in the South Island of NZ and absolutely loved it! It's like Canada smooshed into a smaller place. The only downside I found was the cost of living is higher there. Petrol is about a dollar more in NZ than in Australia, so if you are touring by car, that's a lot of money. I would love to live in NZ though. Very beautiful and laid back.
It's definitely a wonderful place to live and if we didn't have so many family/friend ties in Canada, we might be trying to emigrate here permanently! NZ is not without its challenges though but neither is Canada! I miss a proper winter though haha!
I loved it when I was in OZ. Pros and cons to each place. NZ is great if you work for yourself. Too many laws in OZ for my liking but I found the ppl nice and the weather and scenery was amazing.
We love this vlog, Brittany! Great points.👍 I'd swap the lifestyle and climate in Canada for NZ in a blink of my eye.❤ Ottawa gets incredibly humid and hot in the summer, and the winter, with the wind chill factor, can be bitterly cold, making it tough to go out🥶. The positioning of Ottawa in the Valley contributes to these extremes.
Climate, prices, and the cost of living are shifting globally, making life challenging everywhere these days. Tx again for a great vlog. Lots of love 💖💖💖
Thank you for the kind comment! 🥰 I hope you get to live your New Zealand dream one day, it's is something special to skip at least one full Canadian winter!! Haha!
So much insights
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience, I enjoyed your video, I found the categories you compared relevant for people who are contemplating a move in either direction or those who are here just out of curiosity. What I really appreciated was the way you presented a balanced view that was informative. Well done. I've always felt New Zealand is the Canada of the South Pacific and very content with it.
Thank you! ☺️
Hello it's me (again) your new subscribers. Thank you so much for the video, it's really useful. I never been to both countries but I've been to the US (most people said that US and Canada quite similar 😅). I'm from Indonesia (one of South Asean Country). Do you think which one better between Canada and NZ in terms of continue study especially in Master Degree with a scholarship for international students? Thank you in advance 🙏😊
Thanks for joining my channel!! I think the US is very different from Canada but we share a lot of the same western ways like shops, restaurants, etc.
For schooling I'd go with Canada, only because there are a lot more schools to choose from. Only a couple in NZ are globally top institutions.
Hi such an accurate video ❤
Thank you!! ☺
Great video! You nailed it about the drinking culture in NZ. I personally moved from NZ to Australia for better buying power with the dollar and a better wage. Middle of summer is intense but thats when you fly to Japan for their winter! I would like to Visit Canada at some point it appears to be a larger more grand scale version of the South Island of NZ.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. We've heard a lot of locals here refer to Canada as "New Zealand on steroids" LOL I imagine they are mostly talking about western Alberta & BC though. So much diversity in Canada and everything is really far apart.
This video helps me a lot as I am planning to move to Canada , thank you so much Brittany.
Very exciting!! Well there will be lots of Canada content to come once we move back in 6 months or so. I'm very excited to start exploring Canada again!
@@brittanymorgan09I’ll be in Canada by the time you guys come back to Canada . Hope we do catch up some time some where in Canada . My friend is the best in making videos and vlogs , Good work .
@@dr.kalyanpokuri1079 thank you so much!! ❤️❤️ I look forward to it!
Thank you for this easy-understanding video. Since you mentioned the sun is very strong in NZ, is it good to just wear sun-protecting clothes instead of sunscreens? Because I really don’t like wearing sunscreens..
Yep you definitely can wear longer layers and cover up in the sun as a supplement to sunscreen. I wouldn't skip it all together but to each their own
Sun not strong just a hole in ozone layer above us
As a Kiwi, the answer is "yes", clothes protect too. I hate wearing sunscreens too, and I just wear lightweight shirts with long sleeves and a hat with a wide brim. But any skin in the sun will burn. You will still find some kiwis who still scoff at the danger of the sun - but I am in my sixties and have been having extensive skin cancer treatment, a result of a lifetime of NZ UV from the sun. Just be aware that if the sun is out, especially the hours where it is high in the sky, so the light passes through not much protective atmosphere, it will burn quickly. Careful the wind isn't blowing the brim back on your hat, I have been unknowingly burnt many times that way.
this was helpful as someone from Okotoks Alberta who is thinking of moving to New Zealand. When going to new Zealand for the first time, do you recommend someone travel/explore or start right away with a holiday work visa? also so far we have had a pretty chill winter no snow in Okotoks/Calgary yet!
Welcome fellow Albertan! I'm glad you enjoyed this video 😄 I think visiting NZ is a lot different than living so if you can do a working holiday or work visa first to try it out, that would be your best bet. If not, maybe a long trip like 3-6 months would give someone a better idea of life here. I'm shocked there's no snow yet, that's awesome!
If you want to move to NZ there's two TH-camrs you need to check out, Kiwiamericans, & It's a Drama. Both are immigrants with a wealth of experience in moving here.
You need to be more specific my friend. Do you mean move to New Zealand permanently or WHV and you are of age ? How much money you have in the bank account available to spend will dictate if you travel or not first..
If you're doing a WHV with good money in the bank I'd honestly just say wing it lol. A few months travel a few months work or vice versa.
If you plan on leaving full time just really do your research. Youre most likely better off in Canada its just new Zealand will have better weather but it will be harder to pay your bills and save.
Thank you for the video. Love it. My heart is in N.Z. will get there God willing.
NZer here. I've been to Canada twice and loved it (my mother was Canadian).
I loved the mountains and prairies! The wildlife too - especially moose - I *love* moose!
I've never seen a moose!! You are so lucky!
Lovely video
Thank you! 😊
Good sense of humour 😀
I'm a calgarian looking to move to Auckland, super helpful vid!
Thank you so much! 😊
Unless you have Auckland in mind for a particular job, or really love sprawling busy suburbia, I would recommend traveling around NZ for a few weeks before settling. You may find another spot that is far more economical and more enjoyable. Mostly, people live in Auckland because that is where their job is, or they just love a big busy city, or were born there and never think of moving.
That's a great video! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I think you went a bit too hard on Canada in certain aspects. 2 weeks of vacation is indeed the minimum mandatory allowance but most people get at least 3-4 weeks. I think one thing that NZ gets you over Canada is the ability to become a Kiwi and have an option to live/work in Australia if you choose to. So basically have more options.
I've never had a job where 3 weeks was the minimum given! I've had to negotiate it before and there are some companies (especially oil & gas) that do 3 weeks but I don't think that's the norm, at least in my experience. You have to work 5 years before you get 3 weeks and then 10 years to get 4 weeks at certain places. So true about NZers being able to live/work in AU. I wish we had that agreement with another country!
In NZ you can pick and choose the temperature by adjusting the exposure you have to the sun and wind. The wind is freezing in the summer but the sun is scorching. After dark im allways cold in NZ in the summer cos used to the sun in the day keeping me warm. I also found this in Australia as well where you get both the hot air and the strong sun but you still notice the sun go down like in NZ. Your right about the healthcare, its a lot more private in NZ than what ppl think. Its a hybrid system and it still costs you to do to doctors etc. There is still the safety net for hospital worthy dramas unlike the US but you will pay for doctors visits and especially dental care. Im sure Canada is better for dental care especially for toothache as you guys have much better access to natural pain relief than in NZ.
And for that reason i totally agree with you regarding the attitude in NZ regarding mental health etc etc... i dont have many friends here and ive lived in NZ most of my life. I have tourettes syndrome and that puts even more of a wedge between me and other ppl not just socially but employment wise too. I mostly work by myself and for myself due to maltreatment at my previous job. When you work for yourself you can take as much time off as you like! You het paid better than slaving for a boss alongside other boozing cretins and virtue signallers who show their true colors once the cameras are off them and their not on instagram haha.
I like your comparison. There are certainly pros to living in NZ. The isolation comes in handy if anything crazy happens in the Northern hemispheare especially with WW3 but only if NZ keeps out of the melee.
29 years in Canada. 1 in New Zealand. Canadas Superior. Both great countries with neither being a bad choice but thinking with my head made me realize moving back to Canada was the right choice. For now at least. If you were someone who was rich and money wasnt an issue I'd actually push you towards NZ but for an average person earning 35-100k Canada is the far better option.
Its already hard enough to pay your bills and put a little away these days the extra stress of earning way less just isn't worth it.
I like how you mention living/working in New Zealand is severely different than traveling. This couldn't be more true. I traveled around for 3 months and it was the most amazing experience in the world that I'll never forget. I also worked 9 months full time at the same profession I have in Canada and I have to admit it was kind of depressing. I was taking home 50-55% of what I was used to.
You're experience has been so similar to mine! It was definitely eye opening living here and getting used to the low pay/high expenses but it's been worth it. Now I know to not take Canada for granted going forward.
@@brittanymorgan09 Since its such a sought after destination I think it's important especially to any Canadians reading to realize whats in front of you. For someone who's 18-25 and maybe a student or fresh out of school with an entry level job and not much experience the transition probably wont be that bad. But if you have any level of experience and are 25+ you're gonna feel the blow big time. If you get the opportunity to do a WHV and you're still of age by all means go for it you'll have a blast but I'm speaking for the people contemplating a more permanent move.
My best explanation would be to take what you have cut it in half and think about if you could survive. In my nine months of working I don't think I went to a sit down restaurant ONE time because of the prices. Something I missed was $2 coffees in Canada before work because in NZ they were smaller and $6 and I wasn't willing to pay that.
That's why kiwis all move to Australia for the wages and it's close enough to still visit family and see the natural beauty. Sad but NZ is a bit isolated. I guess it keeps us safe though.
It's not often New Zealand gets commended on its weather 😆 I like your frankness Brittany. I think they're two very desirable places to live but its obvious that Canada has a lot of advantages being in the Northern hemisphere and with more opportunities for individuals seeking generally higher incomes. I've always thought it takes a little bit of eccentricity to emigrate to New Zealand - on paper there are other places that make more sense. However, I think some people just enjoy the (fanciful) idea that NZ is peaceful and far away from all the world's problems.
Thank you, I appreciate the comment & insights! It's definitely an appealing life in both countries for different reasons. ☺️
They are in Nelson now, so weather is just peachy!
Love living in Canada, but the weather is no joke. Where im living in Alberta, we get the worst of both lol. Ive seen -56c with windchill, only to hit +44c 6 months later. A 100c temp change is the difference of boiling and freezing water 😅. The coldest Air temp ive been in was -52. That plus 44 was air temp too, the feels like was something like +48.
Totally! The weather is a huge downside but I still love living in Alberta. At least it's nice and dry and not humid!
As a born Kiwi, I can confirm a few things about NZ: although it didn't used to be, today cost of living is very high (groceries, electricity, rent, buying a house, petrol), although real estate cost lowers a lot the farther you are from main cities. Public hospitals are excellent for life-threatening emergency care, such as heart attack etc, but if your condition means you aren't going to die today, you could wait months, even years for treatment publicly. Yes the sun is fierce, you burn easily so cover up or become a pink lobster, and skin cancer is a big thing here, I can confirm this personally - wear a hat! I have never thought much of employers here in NZ, but hearing that in Canada you only get two weeks holiday and might get sacked for going on holiday, that is truly shocking! I still want to visit Canada one day, but as a tourist :-)
Thanks for the comment! Yes there are many downsides to living in Canada and the vacation thing is definitely a big one. A great country to travel around though!
Are houses in new Zealand also cold proof like Canadian houses which have pre installed heaters?
A lot of them are not. They have much lower insulation standards than Canada so can be cold and damp. Even where we live now which is a newer "luxury" building still gets moisture all over the inside of the windows in cooler months. Some have heat pumps which only really heat the room they are in. Some very luxury homes might have central heating but it's definitely still a struggle here to get a warm and dry home.
As a Kiwi, I can say generally only the newer houses are built with any real insulation or double glazing, the older houses have little to no insulation, unless they have been renovated well. Rental houses have new standards they legally have to meet, so may be slightly better, among the old houses. As an elderly man, is something I am still puzzled as to why older houses had no insulation, all I can think of is that in the old days, firewood was very cheap and plentiful, and electricity used to be very cheap too. But the country was built on sheep, so why some of that wool wasn't put in our walls, I have no idea.
I live in Quebec, near Montreal. We do have a 2 speed health care now. Nowadays, it's very hard to find a doctor for something that is not urgent unless you're ready to pay. Heck, you might have to pay just to get the appointment! And the waiting time is awful! So I believe NZ is better in that regard. Also, 2 weeks vacation is the minimum that the law prescribes, but many companies offer more. Personnally, in the company I work, I started with 3 weeks, got a fourth one after 1 year and a fith one after 5 years. Many big companies offer similar conditions. And for being fired for taking you vacation, unless you go AWOL, that won't happen. And if it does happen, it's illegal. So on this point, I give the edge to Canada.
Thanks for the comment! Quebec is so starkly different from the rest of Canada, it feels like going to another country sometimes lol! The healthcare in Canada isn't great either but it's much much easier to see a doctor for non-emergency reasons back in Calgary than New Zealand. Here, you need to be signed up with a GP in your region and the wait time can be weeks. But of a nightmare for expats in the beginning.
The 4 week minimum holiday here is a massive bonus, but you do get paid less overall for the same work than in Canada so there's a trade off. I really miss Canada and look forward to returning despite its flaws.
Nice video! I don't think it's fair to compare Auckland home prices with Calgary's though. Auckland is more like Toronto or Vancouver of New Zealand. On a related note I think Canada is a bigger economy than NZ so it is probably easier to get higher paying jobs.
Totally agree
How is job market of Lab chemist in newzealand?
I'm not sure but TradeMe or Seek are both good job search websites to check out!
Based on lifestyle and weather I think I would choose New Zealand, but being further away from family would be a challenge. Canada would be a lot closer since I have family both there and in the US.
Totally makes sense! You have to compromise either way, it's a tough decision! Family is a big one though.
Little update as of Dec 14, 2023. Canada is implementing a free public dental plan rolled out in phases for those without private insurance.
True! I did read that recently which is a great step in the right direction.
Climate, new Zealand. Everything else, Awesome Canada!!!
Will you explore the Cook Islands? Australia seems like a obvious choice.
We probably won't have the time or funds to do the Cook islands unfortunately. We'll be going back to the north Island for at least a week to explore and travel the area we missed on our way south!
As a kiwi, I couldn't deal with the weather in Canada screw that. I find South Island winter cold enough.
Totally understandable!! It's a massive shock to most people but the west coast of Canada has nicer winters than the south island of NZ (Vancouver basically never gets snow).
I've never heard of anyone waiting 6 hours to see the doctor, I wait usually between 30 - 45 minutes, mind you I do have to book a couple of days in advance, but that's because he's very popular.
The sun can feel like it's cutting you like a knife due to the ozone hole, SP50 sunscreen is recommended. Personally I love summer, my favourite time of year.
Where abouts do you live? The hospital in Christchurch I was looking at going to was a 6 hour minimum wait and I have a friend in Nelson who waited over 6 hours in emergency with her sick child. Perhaps it is only the case for non-residents.
I always use spf50 no matter where I am in the world! Can't risk it with super pale skin haha. It is quite wild how strong the sun is!
@@brittanymorgan09 Auckland. I thought you were referring to the family GP visits, not hospital emergency. Hospital emergency can take a long time (I actually walked out once I was waiting so long) because they have to deal with life and death ambulance arrivals first.
Yeah the SPF ratings used to be very low and then they slowly increased, 50 was unheard of! Now 50 is the go-to. But then back in those days we had an ozone layer, however world pollution has fixed that!
@@cadifan I spoke with a GP office the day I needed to see a doc and they said it's a 4+ week wait and that the only way I could see a doctor the same day was to go to emergency. There seems to be a big gap in NZ healthcare because I can walk into a walk-in clinic in Canada and be seen almost immediately. Not the case here. I was really lucky to find a remote practise that did a consultation over the phone.
This is the reality of moving to NZ. Getting healthcare for "non emergency" but urgent issues is a huge pain in the butt. If you already live here and are signed up with a GP then great. Alternative is to go private and pay to get seen quickly.
@@brittanymorgan09 Oh, well being born here I've never had to experience that. I wonder how it works for visitors visiting Canada?
@@cadifan It's similar from what I've heard (especially in Ontario!). While healthcare is "free" non-residents would still pay to see a doc but at least walk-in clinics are an option for non-emergencies. I've seen some wait times in Ontario hospitals to be over 22 hours!! So the main point is be a resident lol.
You must be rich living in the city's in New Zealand you should go live in the native towns its so beautiful with wide open nature
I do not quite agree with your health care comment. In the last couple years, I have no problem getting prompt healthcare service in Toronto area. In general, I am able to get treatment from specialist within 2 months time frame.
Great! I'm glad to hear things have improved in Toronto. Are you a citizen?
Canada has a large territory but new Zealand had limited territory both these countries I love it also Australia someday I will visit these places I'm from Philippines
I’ve never tried crate day…but I’m still hoping to 😂😂
Canada is much closer to the rest of the world. Going to the US is a couple hours drive away. Flying to Europe from Toronto is mostly less than 8 hours flying time.
Yep, it's fantastic! Great hub to travel abroad 😊
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I agree, the drinking culture in NZ is shocking!
I feel Canada would win if it wasn't for the crazy winters, ultimately I think the real winner here is Australia lol.
A lot of people comment that we should move to Aussie! I think it might be too hot for us but we're SO excited to travel there and see what it's like first hand. Yeah I think the main reason Canada is not as desirable as other countries is the cold, it can be brutal!
@@brittanymorgan09 Yup both my brothers live there currently and they love it, they just stay in a play video games during winter lol.
@@brittanymorgan09I think NZ has way nicer and varied nature than Australia but Australia has better wages more opportunities and better beaches.
@@dubstepXpower Australia looks like desert and beaches from what I've seen which sounds so boring LOL. NZ definitely seems to have better outdoors/nature areas to explore! There's some bucket list things in Aussie I want to see but I don't think I could live there.
The citizen of New Zealand can work remotely to US Companies to make much better wealth and life.
New Zealand is a beautiful country with friendly people but the tax rate is much better in Canada 🇨🇦 (I’m a kiwi)
Being from Scandinavia.., and been living in both the States and Canada. Vancouver has a Great Vibe, but it's a dog eat dog mentallity when it comes to the work situation . On top of that Vancouver might be the most depressing rainy place on the planet. New Zealand has more in Common with Iceland and Scandinavia. On many levels.
I still can’t decide 😢
Choose which ever you get first... that's what I'm doing.
It's a really tough decision. The best way to know is to try out both places if you can and see what you like better. It'll be different for everyone!
Good point. We have a terrible drinking problem in NZL. Many alcoholics and depression/suicide is common amongst teenagers as their is little to do. It’s a great country if you’re into the outdoors but lacking if you’re into pubs, clubs and concerts.
Definitely! This is a dream place for outdoor enthusiasts. I hope the drinking culture improves, I see the world moving more towards lower consumption so maybe NZ will follow suit.
@@user-oh4yd5uh4e A drink driver crashed her car while driving with her 5 year old daughter in it. She was given An alcohol interlock i- a breath testing device that's wired into a vehicle's starting system - and then continued to keep driving by getting the 5 year old to breathe into it. What a joke
That is so true about Nz work culture... I migrated from India, and we also share similar vacation styles to America you have to beg for holidays there.. here my manager comes to aftet year of work and told me to go for holidays 😂😂 like it is Mandatory
Yeah it's a breath of fresh air here in terms of vacation!! People actually want you to have a life outside of work LOL
in my city, people hold an umbrella under the sun in the hottest days of summer. Both men and women do this. If in New Zealand I choose to use umbrella to protect myself from the scorching sun, would I be seen as a weirdo?
I've seen a few people here with umbrellas and parasols so I think it'd be fine! Might get a few funny looks but the protection is worth it.
Since New Zealand also rains a lot, I think this is a good idea. And more convenient than applying cream on skin
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neazealand the best for me
NZ: Weather and Cricket.
I think Australia is best in terms of weather living cost housing anything😂
Watch your back in Australia.I’ve had highly qualified friends that have had the skids put under them really fast when there was a slight economic downturn there. Kiwiland is more inclusive and family orientated.
They said that NZ doesnt have land predator like snakes, how about in Canada?
Grizzly bears, cougars, etc are in many places in Canada!
6 months of winter, you wish ... snow starts in September and ends in April (maybe). I always joke most of Canada has 9 months of winter followed by 3 months of mosquito season lol. Also Auckland is more comparable to Vancouver or greater Victoria area in terms of quality of living and weather than Calgary (which is a dry empty prairie at an elevation of 1000m above sea level)
Lol where in Canada do you live where it's winter for 9 months 😂😂 I grew up in Ottawa and we always had a full fall season and sometimes no snow until January. Calgary was a shock but they are just getting snow now this year and when it snows in September it melts the next day. Same with April, it'll snow but melt the next few days. I've seen it snow in July though!! The chinooks are a blessing too. It's really not that bad **some years.
I didn't compare Auckland & Calgary for lifestyle/weather, just compared it for cost of living since it's similar in population.
Thanks for the comment!
I would rather live in New Zealand
Just one main comment in defense of civilized New Zealanders. The crate day thing is recent invention, instigated I believe by a radio station shock jock and as an avid conservationist and wildlife advocate, I, and many others consider it an abomination in every way, shape and form. Drunken hoons killing unhatched or barely hatched chick's in their nests as they career around riverbeds or beaches on motorbikes is not a generally favoured pastime by most, but people, and birds end up paying for the carnage! Otherwise don't know much about Canada except that Dad's sister emigrated there and he came here, so have quite a few rellies most of whom I have never met, so serendipitous where you end up eh!
As a Doctor my income would be better in Canada than New Zealand .
Most likely, yes!
Though I've heard if you are a doctor in the private system in NZ you can do pretty well for yourself.
nz could have joined oz when we federated ,but, they chose not . so this is what happened , poorer economy ,smaller population , beautiful scenery
but no big exports . the oz dollar is stronger and wages are much higher. now a poor cousin.
Bare in mine that Auckland is nothing like any city in Canada. that's 1million for a shitty house Auckland is the worst place to live, Wellington is one of the best cities in terms of the major cities. Or small towns if you want something with a slow place like Tauranga. Auckland has a lot more jobs but it's way to expensive.
No snakes in New Zealand.
One huge advantage of Canada is that there are many more sophisticated and intelligent women like you living there (from the perspective of a single guy like me).
That's so sweet, thank you 🥰
I hate the snow I hate I cannot stand it.
New zealand is a rip off and lower pay . Prices have not radically dropped in Auckland
The fact is people living in New Zealand are much happier and nicer than Canadians. You have mass drug use and people moving or wanting to move out of Canada in large numbers. Even the weather in New Zealand is way better than Canadian weather.
Learn to survive without money in the native areas in New Zealand i dear you
Not all people drink in this country
I'm not sure what gave you the impression that I think that but I don't. There's tons of sober people in NZ. The problem is the drinking culture. People who do drink are proud to drink to excess, even when there's lots of children around. If you don't drink, people here look down on you and call you weak. I've met a few strangers who bragged about getting DUIs. It's embarrassing for this country.
Then come to Australia. You get the best of both worlds. Problem solved.
Too hot for us to live there long term but we're looking forward to travelling Australia! I've heard so many great things 😁
Nah mate, full of Australians and bogans..🙄🤦🤣
Melbourne is not hot. Maybe 1week in whole year. In my area where I live, there are 10 medical clinics.
3:02…NZ has a big hole in their ozone layer, causing too much heat…
as a north american i should think at some point you've been to the states and to say canada goes "way up" and "way down" i can only assume you've never been to arizona or death valley in august. but yer definitely right work/life balance in the states and canada both is sickening. i have had jobs where i was called a "clock watcher" and made to feel bad simply because i wanted to actually go home once quitting time rolled around. the old cliche we're supposed to "live to work" rather than "work to live". north america is paradise fer corporations because unless you get lucky they're required to do the bare minimum fer employees and, fer the most part, you are considered expendable and replaceable. makes me wanna barf.
either way if yer canadian or new zealander and you do any amount of international travel i'd guess yer "sentenced" to always being mistaken fer another nationality.
I've never been to Arizona or Death Valley before but August sounds like the worst month to go. Canada is quite nice in the summer so we normally don't travel in those months. Have you lived in Canada before? -40C in winter and +35C in summer is a pretty dramatic swing. Never said it was hotter than the middle of the desert. Does it go below -40C in winter or something there??
New Zealand looks lovely, but it's soooooo far away from Europe.
Exactly! So isolated! I hate that about NZ . I'm more than 10 generations new Zealander
Its so funny watching this as an american where time off isnt even a given and healthcare is already a nightmare. Im watching this thinking, "I see either as an absolute win" XD
Yep, the USA is horrible 😂
@@brittanymorgan09 It's great in other ways just not that
I had a good childhood blessed in Aoteroa
That's wonderful! NZ is a great place to grow up, I see kids out playing ALL the time. Fantastic!