These 15 Maps Hilariously Explain the United States of America.
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- These maps show why America is failing. But they're totally funny.
Maps. They’re very good at helping to understand a place aren’t they? You can look at a map of the United States but it isn’t really HELPFUL in understanding what it’s really like in each state. So, we’re gonna look at a bunch of DIFFERENT maps so we can REALLY understand what America is like. These are maps that hilariously explain America. With additional insights.
This map shows where there are more bars OR grocery stores in the USA depending on where you live. The red dots are areas where there’s more bars than there are grocery stores.
This map shows where all the different races in America are.
Here’s a map that shows who the highest paid public employee is in each state. Almost every single one is a football or basketball coach at some big college.
Here’s a map that shows the fattest countries in the world.
Here’s an interactive one that shows how fast Walmart grew beginning in 1962.
Okay so we’re the most overweight nation on earth. We’re also number one in prisons per capita.
The orange color is where half the county’s wealth is, and the blue is the other half. Half the country’s wealth is in those few little orange areas.
This map shows how big Alaska really is.
This shows us which countries have the most soldiers stationed in other countries.
Guess which country gives new moms NO paid leave? We do.
Here’s a US map that shows where no one lives.
Here’s a look at the happiest states in the country.
Here’s where all the McDonalds are in the US.
This is basically a look at what each state is interested in by looking at their popular search terms.
Here’s the most recognizable brand in each state.
Okay so..Here’s all the countries that have the death penalty
This map shows where there’s more single people based on gender.
Here we can see the amount of snow it takes to cancel school by county.
Here’s a map of every tornado in the last 50 years.
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I lived in Alaska for 2 years. We didn't have any snow-days for school, but the whole town shut down on really nice weather days. We literally called them sun-days and the school budgeted for 5 or 6 a year.
I thought there are 52 Sundays each year.
I live in alaska they have way more snow days in michigan i know in texas they had way more too alaskans wil drive there clapped out shitbox through 5 feet of snow texans cant drive there 80k dollar truck through less than a foot
Awesome. Everyone should take a few nice days off. I don't know if they still do it, but I visited Japan back in the Late Triassic and they had this awesome spring holiday for flower viewing (Cherry blossoms maybe? Hahna-something?) It had no fixed date. It was set on "Whatever the absolute best spring day is" and was determined by the weather bureau in three zones. So you'd get about a week's warning, and on an absolutely glorious spring day the entire town would pack a big bento and sake picnic and go hang out in the park (No I don't remember if it was legal. That's what I saw). Sleep in, grab some breakfast, pack a big lunch and some beer, mosey over to the park and play frisbee or whatnot. Always on a guaranteed great weather day, and everybody goes. I thought that was frikkin epic. Legend holds that some towns used to make a flimsy wooden lunchbox and smash it at the end of the day. Symbolic? Enjoy that day, cuz you don't get to go back? Neat either way. Anyway, your town sounds pretty cool and your Tale triggered a pleasant memory. If it's a lovely day, you shouid go out and play. Tell your boss to take his "perfect attendance" bonus and ram it up his profit margin.
@@JackHowell68 it doesn’t snow like that down here so of course some wouldn’t know how to that good 🤡
Budgeted.
*snort*
"Look at the deep South: Hardly any bars, just a lot of grocery stores."
Well, you don't need as many bars when every grocery store, gas station, and CVS in the entire South has a dedicated liquor shelf and a walk-in beer cooler.
It's just we like to eat so there's more grocery stores.
But that map was wrong anyway. New Orleans at the least should have had a red dot. I there are more bars on bourbon Street alone than grocery stores in the city. So all this crap is false if that's false.
Don't need bars when Holy Spirit is inside of you either
Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; 1 Corinthians 6:19
Peter replied, “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit Acts 2:38
The Spirit of the LORD will rest on him- the Spirit of wisdom and of understanding, the Spirit of counsel and of might, the Spirit of the knowledge and fear of the LORD Isaiah 11:2
26 But the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you. John 14:26
@@kokomo74149 Yeah, definitely agree there. It's similar where I live; there are a lot of grocery stores, but it definitely seems like there are more bars. Doesn't really add up when you think about it.
@@alphaomega17 derp
I lived 45 min south of Atlanta and worked at Kroger. In my town we had the first walk-in cooler. On Mondays I would find empty beer and champagne bottles on the floor in the cooler. I told management to put a disco ball, a few tables and ashtrays in there! They laughed good times
Having grown up in the 1960's I have a different take on why there is no paid maternity leave in the US.
Wages used to be high enough such that a single wage earner household could afford to have children and buy a house.
If you wanted kids - then someone stayed home - back then, it was usually mom - but that's a different subject.
Once wages quit keep pace with inflation (back in the 1970's) then everyone had to go to work - just to pay the rent.
You're right!
Though I must say here in Europe the situation was the same. More purchase power but we already had the maternity leave. Probably a mix of what you said and different cultures.
@@prorace_type_r I'm certainly good with that -
there are some deeply ingrained variations in social attitudes in the US.
But remember too, the situation in the US between 1945 and 1960 - when many European social programs were instituted, was significantly different.
@@theblackbear211 sure. You are right there. In Spain in particular the 60s were a golden decade too after the country was granted more openness and relationships and probably that affects my point of view. At that time here you could go to the cinema for 20pts->0'08USD (probably more back then but still cheap af). Average salary was 12000->81USD.
So, 0'16% of our salary
Nowadays, you pay like 7EUR->9USD. Average salary about 1300EUR. -> 0'53%
It takes 3 to 4 times more percentage of our salary than before.
Yeah, we earn a ton more. Yet, we can do far less with it.
And yeah I am aware that our average salary ranges around 24k 🤣
Thank God I live in the UK where we get both paternity and maternity paid leave and free healthcare to all without fear of bankruptcy. The USA is in the dark ages when it comes to being a progressive country in regards to looking after their populace.
Born and raised in Iowa. Sinclair is a gas station. Sinclair could be found scattered across the state. There was one 5 minutes from my house, growing up. As a kid, I loved to hop on their giant dinosaur statue so my dad could take pictures of me making silly faces lol
I still love my inflatable green Sinclair dinosaur, which sits in my shower. I am age 69.
I love the green dinosaur too!!!
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As a texan, I feel like whoever labeled Texas as California is intimately knowledgeable on how to rub us the wrong way. I'm actually impressed.
Edit: Cue Cali people who can't take a joke in my replies lol
I was about to say, Texas will be the new California over my dead body. My family and I moved here from California (apparently my dad knew California would go to sh*t).
TEXAS IS THE SEPTIC TANK OF NORTH AMERICA...
@@phillc1073 Your wife's bull is proud of you man
@@AnselmsAlwaysAccurate flush twice...its a long ways to texas...
@@phillc1073 tell your wife I said thanks for keeping me company ;)
The map that got me was the Walmart map. That was the death map of the mom and pop hardware stores.
Not just hardware stores. The end of the small town downtown or business area.
8 got me two 4 00 pound girls at wally world. They kept me warm for the winter.
Sprawlwart was also the death of good, permanent well paying jobs at the mom and pops.
@John Ludwig yes. Another win for the rich. Where's the "trickle-down" benefits for us?
Really interesting
Places in the South shut down with the smallest amount of snow because snow is so infrequent and usually is gone so fast that it’s cheaper to shut stuff down than buy and maintain the equipment to respond to it.
NOT to mention, people don't know how to drive in Snow/Ice... it'll be more of a hazard if everything was OPEN. Im saying this because I lived (currently still do) in Louisiana.
That's exactly what happens in UK. Just half an inch of snow & public transport stops, schools close, people who live out of town and drive to work are sent home. Oh, and for some reason everyone panic buys milk & bread until the stores run out of supplies
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I'm in Portland OR, and when it snows, which is rare, everyone just waits for it to melt. Nobody shovels or anything, and our area seems to have only 1 plow, which gets driven around by someone who doesn't know how to use it.
Alaska does shut down to snow day, but not very often, and it has to snow like a foot before school starts lol, it happened when I was in college, but only classes were canceled for a few hours in the morning, UAS still open though.
@@TheDizzylizzy1977 Stay home and eat your milk sandwich. That's what our local weatherman says here in NC when it snows, lol. snOMG and the milk sandwich has always been a running joke.
Born and raised in Wisconsin and the stereotype that people drink a lot there is 100% true.
100% Alcohol by Volume true.
I'll never forget the night a buddy and I did a pub-crawl in Milwaukee. We had no idea how many bars were there!
Am I the only one who thinks it is hilarious that the map of the happiest states so closely matches the states with a higher prevalence of bars?
Except that the #1 happiest state is Utah, and they have hardly any bars.
@@troymessick I guess that multiple wives thing has got to be good for something.
@@imscenery better than California or Oregon..
@@antagonist7924 Not entirely sure how the joke turned into some kind of competition, but whatever floats your boat.
@@imscenery That was in the 1800's, lol!
Now it's family, good health and no hang-overs that make us happy. That along with the state being a recreational paradise.
Back when I was in Nigeria, several years ago, I saw a map that made me laugh as much as the one in your cover photo did this evening. It was titled "how the rest of the world sees America" : New York and yeehaw!! Which I won't lie, many of your movies and TV shows we consumed abroad were backdropped with new york or California with the occasional Washington DC to symbolize politics, everything else gave off backwater vibes, farming, southern twang and no nonsense cowboys 🤣🤣🤣
To be fair that’s all we see about us too. 😂
Where my parents come from they call the US ‘New York’.
“Where did you move to?”
“New York”
“Oh, what part?”
“Philadelphia”
we see ourselves like that too !😂
I live in Cows
True, and kind of sad.
As a person who lived in NJ and moved to NC, the "how much snow it takes to cancel school" map is pretty accurate. It would take a nice amount of snow for NJ to keep you from coming to school. They'll send you to school with a nice amount of snow and ice on the ground. NC, as soon as they see a snowflake falling from the sky, they cancel school for a few days.
I live in the Texas Gulf Coast, and a little bit of ice and snow is dangerous , as we don’t know how to drive on it. We lived downstairs from a couple from Minnesota, and one day, the forecast included snow, so school was closed. It didn’t snow. It was a beautiful, very cold day. Our neighbor from MN was puzzled. “You canceled school because it was cold?” Yes, that’s pretty much it.
It’s the same with school in WV. I was from Michigan, and we canceled only for major storms. Here, we cancel for a half to a single inch of snow.
I also believe that the southern states do not have the snow removal equipment either. So the snow just has to melt off the surfaces.
@@bethmoore7722 Yep, we close up because otherwise, it would be a disaster. We aren't equipped for it. Heck, when we had the big freeze with no power if you look at all the pictures coming out of that, there were plenty of people that didn't even have heavy blankets to cover up in.
The only time my son's school was canceled was when the furnace broke down for a day in the winter.
We live in Utah and even when the snow was thigh deep my son's elementary school had no snow days. (We had 6' of snow in 6 weeks in a different area of Utah where we lived and there were no snow days then, either.)
I grew up in Maryland and everyone freaked out if there was 3" of snow predicted. We lived in Oregon for a while (near Portland) and everyone freaked out when 1" of snow was predicted. There were horrible ice storms there which were horrible so there's that.
Nick, I truly enjoy your channel. Very informative. Thank you. From a former Californian. And happily living in the civilized and Free Republic of Idaho.
Ah. A fellow Idahoan.
At 9:48 you confused Colorado for Wyoming. Perfectly understandable mistake. Both are big and square. Great video!
Scrolled for this comment. I would think Colorado would be looking to stop drinking more so than Wyoming. Considering Wyoming's big search was "hot wings." lol😂
I noticed that too. I also noticed you said "New York" while pointing to Pennsylvania. Anyway, I love geography and I just found your channel...thanks for your work on a boring subject!
I came for this comment. Thanks 💖
And he didn't talk about "meth recipe" lmao
Let’s switch them and see if anyone notices.
I am from an area that includes a higher than usual percentage of Native Americans, yet your map shows our area as Hispanic. If it is based on the census, I expect the error is due to changes in how we Native Americans are able to identify ourselves resulting in errors in identification.
I think Oklahoma should be one of those states with higher Native Americans. There are so many Indian reservations here. In July of 2020 the Supreme Court rules that about half of Oklahoma is Native American.
@@donnadavis6190 they always forget about us okies.
There are also many native Americans that are from the Mexico area. Mexico also has indigenous people.
@@michelecuseo7714 News Flash Sister: More or Less the same Peeps!
@@donnadavis6190 These maps aren't accurate. It shows no Hispanic in Texas. Yet our state has a 40% Hispanic population. San Antonio had the highest Hispanic population in the nation. This I know I work for Census Bureau.
Going back to wal-mart,imagine how well the US would be doing if Sam was still alive and everything they sold was still made in America!
Oh my goodness, wouldn't it all be so different!!!! What a thought!
If walmart ONLY sold what's made in America, more than 1/2 of the shelves would be empty.
In the future, say a thousand years from now, America will be known, if civilization survives through the next few centuries at all, as a past civilization that was doomed from the start. It depended upon being a melting pot of the many different peoples of the world piling into one Nation and giving up who they are and where they came from to assimilate into being American. Whatever that means. You simply can not put the whole world, with all its different races with all their different cultures, languages, beliefs, and feudal ancient past conflicts and hatreds into one single Country without chaos, outbreaks of power struggles for domination and constant fear and unrest becoming the norm. America shall become further divided into what Europe and Asia look like with African sections too. It's akin to putting all eggs in one weak hanging basket above wild animals who can reach it.
@@DISGUYROX I can’t argue with that 🤗
@@a.visitor4309 you know I have never thought about it that far down the road,you’re probably right. Now I will be pondering the future…..which ethnic group gets California?????
I live in the Northeast, recently retired, and hear so many people asking me if I'm going to move down south because the weather is warmer, and your money goes further.
My stock reply is, "Sure, but you have to live among the people who live down south."
The people and much nicer and easier to get along with in the south than anyone I new living in PA.
@@AZTUC_520
Could well be, but I find too many red hats there.
3:41 The reason the South Pacific is like that is also because of us. Traditionally those islands relied on subsistence farming and fishing. But everything changed when the Pacific campaign of WWII happened. After the arrival of the American and British militaries, these islands had a huge shift towards industrialization and had forty years to adapt to the modern way of life.
Nauru, for example, took advantage of its phosphate wealth which temporarily made it the world's richest country until the phosphate ran out and industry collapsed. Because of all the mining, the people got stuck on a tiny silver of livable land. Now relying on whatever imported goods they can get. You have to keep in mind these places are some of the smallest countries on the planet. So something like a fast-food chain, tourist resort, or trade deal would make a bigger impact on these places than it would on a country like India.
That was in the 1940's. Not sure you can link their obesity, today, due to events in the 1940's.
@@bl8388 Yes, you can. Canned foods being introduced to the Pacific islands made things much easier for them, it made them turn to that instead of their traditional food. Hawaii was introduced to Spam in the 40s...and they’re still eating it because it became a part of their culture
My Uncle, Vern Tittsworth fought and defended the Figi Islands in WW2, Dad was bobbing around out there on a ship, in the Navy. The King, invited them back, to thank them all for what they had done, on more than one occasion. Vern lugged a B.A.R. onto shore, complaining, until then, about how heavy they are. He survived, and the few behind him, because “that gun shot through coconut trees”.
THE BATTLE @ COFFIN CORNER.
(The young man, that came ashore with Vern, sat down, took one of his boots off, so his toe would fit in the trigger guard of his rifle, and blew his own head off.) That’s how it “started”. The soldiers were National Guard, from The Dakotas.
Boys, barely in their 20’s. They, are why we can enjoy “this freedom”.
also pacific islanders have genes that let them retain energy or whatever for a long time, because that was what was needed to survive a boat ride to those islands way back
Why didn't they build out other industries? You don't need natural resources to sustainably industrialize some islands.
Sinclair is a gas station. The dinosaur is symbolic of fossil fuels. Fun fact: most Sinclair gas stations have a green brontosaurus statue somewhere on the property. They are about 8-10 feet long and about 5 or 6 feet tall. 🦕
Lol but fossil fuels hardly come from decomposed dinosaurs but instead a lot of algae, plankton and foliage.
@@AltruisticWarrior good to know. 😎
The one in our town dresses the dinosaur up for every holiday/season/local event🤣 it's awesome.
@@AltruisticWarrior yeah but when people think fossils they usually think dead dinosaurs
@@greenmuffin1343 Oh I know. I'm just here to spread the boring tidbit of truth. 😅
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Way to go.
Sheldon Cooper!
@@crossbowmd61 ok
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Video host is soooo sarcastic.
I can verify Montana. All things considered were doing pretty good here compared to most other states. If you don’t mind the winters, it’s actually a really good place to live. Open carry state so not a lot of crime here, no sales tax, things are relatively cheap here compared to most states, and if you love the outdoors this is the place to be. I lived here for 7 years before I moved to California for 3 to help out my family. Worst mistake I ever made, I never should have left
When I lived in upstate New York, I had an unexcused absence because it snowed so much where I lived, I couldn't go out my front door. Literally. I had to go to the second floor just to look out the window. The snow was so deep, I could only see the top 2 inches of the STOP sign. But because my school didn't close that day, it was considered an unexcused absence. I went to a private school that was 20 miles from my home, and apparently it didn't snow as much closer to the school. Then we moved down south where the schools close as soon as a single snowflake hits the ground.
Fun! ❄️
Lmao I swear the south freaks at over snow that's like a quarter inch
First, we don't freak over snow. It's over ice on the roads. On the average we have more ice than snow.
But now with classes online/zoom there won't be anymore missed days. At least that's what my grandsons teacher said on the day we shut down due to hurricane Ian coming through our state(NC).
Yep!
In defense of the South, because it isn't cold and snowy for months on end as it is in the North, people don't bother to have winter tires. So when the roads are slippery, it is more dangerous, as they are driving on the same tires they use in the summer. Plus people in the North have more experience driving on snowy/icy roads.
As an Ohioan, I can confirm that Ohio is either farms or hood with the suburbs being influenced by rural and urban culture.
Most definitely!! I've lived in Ohio for 25 years, in both the burbs and exurbs of one the smaller cities. In my area, you can drive from inner city neighborhoods to rural areas in 20 minutes😁Compared to the "too crowded region to the East, ample elbow room and countryside and a cheap cost of living, with plenty of culture and entertainment in the cities makes Ohio a decent place to live, much better than PA/Maryland/Jersey😁
@@ohioalphornmusicalsawman2474 Depends on the city.
Couldn't have said it any better myself. Still love this state though
@@josh-lv6wx The Western parts of PA/NY aren't too bad either. Lots of nice countryside, still pretty inexpensive, though taxes are higher than Ohio.
I’m pretty sure we in Michigan hate you guys, just because we’re the same, and we hate ourselves.
A high obesity rate can actually be a sign of poverty because unhelpful fast foods can often be cheeping then foods like fresh produce for a variety of reasons. This is definitely the case for America
This is somewhat true but also a sign of laziness. A gym membership is $10 a month.
After all highways built, Americans drove cars everywhere….no more walking. And so many fast food places popped up. Women going to work, more pizza and fast food meals. And just so many more quick convenience foods.
@@edo9420 LMFAO good luck getting anything with americas economy 💀💀
@@edo9420 Most places i know only have Walmarts lol. Their selection of produce is PISS poor and not Fresh. Farmer's Markets are expensive and not wide selection. Better off ordering online.
@@keithhanisek2465 EBT cards do not pay for gym memberships
This was fun. Can confirm about the meth labs around St. Louis. I was living in a NICE, upper middle class neighborhood across the river, in the "bedroom community" suburbs. Meth lab in a basement blew up a house a couple blocks from me. The Missouri google search map that said "meth lab" cracked me up. Of course that's what we google for here!
Birch tree mo, known for that 😮😢😵
You mentioned Wyoming as the "How to stop drinking" state when actually the map indicates Colorado with that distinction.
Wyoming is the "Hot wings" state.
Great video!
Colorado is a wider rectangle than Wyoming.
Thank you.
@@phil42 I live in Colorado now.
@@phil42 As a native New Yorker who lives in Wyoming, I laughed, too.
There were so many geography mistakes in this video it’s amazing he though it was a good idea to make this.
8:34 I SCREAMED with laughter when you showed that. I live in Las Vegas and didn't even know what kind of business Zappos is. I still don't. I passed out at a rest stop in a town in Arkansas, and they were so poor they had ONE ambulance, but no hospital. Those girls working in the ambulance were so kind and generous, they gave me gas money to get to Tennessee so see my dying father.
Aww
Shoes
Why did you "pass out " at a rest stop???
Where in the HELL were you??
@@SDPBALLCOACH she was probably driving on empty to get to her dad in time. Unlike prince Harry, she probably made it.
The Walmart map isn't surprising lol. Here's a little story about Walmart. Way back in the dinosaur days when Walmart first started, the owner Sam Walton used to be the door greeter at his original store in Arkansas. They opened a few more and he would travel to each store and just be the door greeter. Finally he opened a store in southeast Texas, close to my home. I had been to one of the 1st WM in Texas up near Dallas, we flew to Dallas on weekend for the Cotton bowl game and we were staying at my friends buddies house and they lived a few miles from the first Texas Walmart. I seen Sam Walton there working the door as a greeter. I seen him a few years later when they opened the store in Crosby which was close to my house. Sam Walton was the door greeter for several months after opening the store in Crosby. The man literally remembered me from his store in either Dallas or Plano, I don't remember where it was. But the man even told me that he remembered me and asked how I enjoyed the Cotton bowl game. Now I was in my Sr yr of high school when I went to Dallas on a plane and without my parents knowing and Mr Sam Walton ratted on me by accident lol. My Mom and I went to the Walmart that day and I had no clue that man had a stellar memory lol. I was in college at this point so I couldn't get in trouble anymore but it was funny lol. Mr Walton was a pretty sweet and amazing man. His sons and grandchildren run Walmart now and Mr Walton would be very disappointed in the quality of service in Walmart today.
That is a very interesting story.
Sam Walton used to ride with the delivery trucks, on occasion, to check out the stores, & see how the employees were treated. This was before everyone knew his face, & most had no idea he had been at their store, until months later.
"I saw Sam Walton" "I saw him a few years later" (this is past tense)
@@JamesSmith-rh4is Sam Walton was a interesting man. There's a autobiography book about him and I have read bits and pieces of the book and he is a very interesting man. He's was a very simple living guy but with a incredible story.
Hello, by the way it's "I saw", not "I seen".
I am dying laughing at you reading the Craigslist missed connections! I needed to smile and laugh like I can’t even 😂😂😂 You are hilarious!
😂 IKR...when Nick shows a blank face it's just too funny!
I really enjoyed this. I’ve always liked maps and diagrams. You can learn a lot quickly with those tools.
That “Missed Connections” map is just a guide of places you are mostly likely to find a creeper. It reaffirms my commitment to local shops (and staying away from Walmart and Super Centers). 😬
I think it should have been missed phone connections. That would have made more sense!
I am the guy you chatted with about the weird weather. You are my true love!
I thought that was creepy too, it could definitely be used for so many weird and illegal purposes
LOL 😅
Whatever. Would you honk and wake me if you leave your house.
I'm in Montana and it's generally a happy place. It's the happiest state that I've ever have been in and I've been in most of them. Today the high was -6 and I was still happy and went for a walk.
Fun! ❄️
I also live in Montana and it is a nice state but I read a statistic that said we have the second highest suicide rate after Alaska:(
@@LadyLeoASMR sad times my friend
Checking in from #1 Happy Valley State, Utah... I'm happy for sure though!
@@BootsEditor11 I lived in Utah for 10 long years during my 40's. All I can say is I wasn't happy at all coming from Florida and though I am a Christian it wasn't good enough nor was my family to be welcomed without going to the local Mormon church. My two youngest started school there and was outcast from the other children and the children's parents warned them not to play with my children. It's a really messed up state as far as religion goes. I was the mom with tattoos and let her kids play on Sundays. My youngest daughter made one friend while there and it's because they were Jewish that they understand all of the issues we faced. I was very happy to move back to Florida in 2018 and will never move from here ever again. My family moved and has moved a lot to many states but none as horrible as Utah as in treatment as a person. William's Gas Pipeline was my husband's employer and was the reason for moving. I am too old now for this kind of moving around and am glad to be home (Florida) than anywhere I have ever lived...... except England! England was wonderful but in the U.S. this is my home state and yes tons of weird people live here but we don't treat people as second class citizens because we have a different religion and relationship with God. I could never understand why they thought they were so much better than anyone else? Would God himself treat people this way? What about love thy neighbor? I guess in Utah it's ok to pick which parts of the Bible to obey. But it's a far cry from a happy valley..... had to start therapy and get antidepressants from that 10 years of hell.
This is One of the best videos about USA I've ever watched lol
Whenever I hear/read the vicious arguments, insults & hatred Americans throw at each other over which party is "bad" or "good", I like to remember that it hasn't always been this way. When I was a kid, it was considered very rude to ask someone what party they belong to. Political discussions were about a particular issue or person - parties weren't mentioned. The founding fathers knew that to have a true democracy, citizens had to be sure that no one would know who they voted for. Voter privacy allows people to vote how they want to, without fear of retribution from anyone. I think we'd get more done in this country if we didn't have parties at all - each adult gets one vote, & it's based on the people running, not some generalized ideas called a "party".
Wrong, Broad approaches to the meaning and the purpose of government and its limitations matter.
@@MrAquinas1 no, the name fits, enjoy it as you do, don't be shamefully reminiscent of the reality.
@@fisheyelens876 What name? What reality? What reminiscence? Your comment is incoherent.
Honestly, I very much favor Abortion Access…. If any party, wants to take that away from me. What party do they belong too, and how many unwanted kids are they forced to deal with? If Abortion is illegal, can we murder the “Mistakes”?
@@ShinyRedR1 It is emblematic of an invincible moral cowardice to live without awareness of the forces that affect a social ethos. When people do not escape the inevitable consequences of life's natural endowments by resorting to crimes against humanity, a more decent social ethos emerges and decreases any inclination to regard innocent lives as inconvenient utilitarian commodities.
12 years ago when I was living in Rhode Island I found a Craigslist ad that was from a woman who was searching for me. I knew it was me because of her description of me so I sent her an email to meet in a public place. Three of us guys showed up and we all looked completely different. Turns out it was none of us.
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I like maps so much that I think I might be Mappy's father. Years ago I was lost, drunk and lonely in a motel. All I had was a bottle of whiskey and a map to "keep me company" if ya know what I mean. Anyway if you're out there Mappy, your dad loves you.
Mappy says maybe you could be his brother instead?
@@NickJohnson Was this motel in Alabama, come on.... be honest...
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I love maps too. Perhaps I'm another brother
lol
Brilliant video. Enjoyed your research!
As a person of color I love the racial unsensitivity. I also just love your style in general
I'm black nick goes too hoods. Nick break down where not go for us.
Nobody cares about you being black. You people need to get over your sensitivity around your race. 🙄
@@skip031890 you people wow lol
Underrated post. 😆
@@elizabethcarrington1645 I'd gladly call them something else if you like since the word people offends you so much. 🙄
Having lived in Louisiana, they may have more grocery stores than bars, but they also have no open container laws and you can buy liquor at ALL grocery stores. So essentially everywhere is a bar.
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I can definitely confirm this
why are conservative Christian religious folk against alcohol anyway? Jesus loved his wine he called it his blood! I personally am not a fan of wine i prefer beer i like wine as a marinade in sauces but not straight drinking.
As a current Louisianan this is still very true
Is it not standard for supermarkets to sell alcohol in America?
Nick, this was the most enjoyable 17 mins I've spent on YT in quite awhile. 🤣I'm now a new subscriber
I live in Idaho and I love that it says nobody 😂 there’s a whole thing dedicated to believing our state doesn’t even exist 😅
Potatoes Exist, so y'all exist
Note that the regions where there are more single men are also the regions where there are more homeless people. There is a correlation. Most homeless people are single men. The two states with the biggest homeless population are California and Florida this due largely to the weather.
Good point
Makes sense!
You forgot New York
Alaska has the highest ratio of men to women in the United States (cuz what woman wants to live in Alaska?!?!?!). But I don' t think they have too many homeless people in Alaska... They wouldn't survive!
I had the unfortunate luck to work for a Walmart for a couple years. In the break room they had different maps showing the expansion of Walmart over the decades. It looked like a spreading virus, just like he said.
Makes me think of the really good horror novel "The Store" by Bentley Little.
Obviously everyone loves contributing to spreading the virus since the masses choose to shop there.
It looks like we got our first one in my area in 1989. I remember a short time before Walmart when we had K-Mart and before K-Mart a local chain of department stores which K-Mart likely forced out of business.
Well said, & very true!
Walmartitis is lethal to mom and pops.
Come on man, Louisiana isn't that bad. We have Mardi Gras, great music and food, and really beautiful outdoor nature parks.
Is themat where all fat people live 🤣😂jk u eat alligator?
And it has racial issues, corrupt cops, bad politicians and lots of drunks apparently 🤣
I worked setting up a new store in the Gentilly section of New Orleans in 2002. The first place I ever heard of legal shoplifting. The manager told employees that if someone stole something to just to let them have it, that is wasn't worth their life. And the residents were just that dangerous. I couldn't figure out how a business could function in such a place. And it really couldn't, except that they wrote off all the theft as a loss.
I have had some great times there too. But most of them did involve alcohol. .
@@peterf.229 I though my home state of CA had that in abundance too ;)…. With extreme extreme high prices for houses or even rent. But admittedly, without much humidity or snow….lol
It is thst bad I would never go back to visit ! Ugly place sorry
It might just be my severe lack of sleep but I died laughing about "red shirt and oreos"
The map of the most searched topics by state during quarantine was so hilariously fascinating- and reflective of values. MA - virtual book clubs vs. IL McDonald's Value Menu. I've lived for many years in both states. Sounds about right.
OMGosh - You saw Alaska's was "pizza delivery" and Hawai'i's was "banana bread," right?
From Rhode Island, very much MA RI CT the snob area of the country.
I came from MA and moved out decades ago. Glad that I did and I don't miss it. Yes, it's very snobby.
I live in CT. Being a snob is not easy. Another fun fact: it costs me $10,000 more to live here than Tennessee. It pays not to be a snob.
if not for those tax dodging New Englanders, we could be Canada now. Hmmmmm, maybe may be ....
It is not!
This was thoroughly entertaining and heartbreaking at the same damn time!
facts
totally agree very interesting and sometimes not funny , truth hurts sometimes lol
😂😂😂this is so entertaining. Thx for putting this together with your hilarious commentary 🏆👌🏼👌🏼
Nick; Your maps are very informative and extremely entertaining!
the more religious the area the porer and more unhappy they seem. hello south.
“Juan, Ive seen your family, we would be broke!” 😂
As a Mexican that has more cousins than I can remember, this is accurate 😂
Good! This world needs more folks who don't get offended at everything. It's awesome that you take this kind of video in a light hearted way. More power to you!
I Laugh so hard at this part
I always watch your videos right away.
Aww thanks Charles
Please, the one saying PA was haunted was so on point lmfao
Maps are amazing tools ! Great video, NIck !
About Hooters being the best known brand in Florida... I was there on a business trip in the Tampa area in the early 1990s and someone mentioned the original Hooters was located nearby. So no big surprise it was founded there and given the climate and beaches prospered.
they used to give back rubs in that joint
@@AA123TD Disney is based out of California
@@moomooinc5798 But more people around the world even in the US recognized Disney World more tho. Disney World has more tourist and popularity.
At 9:40 you said we Wyoming natives want to "stop drinking", however you've made a very VERY common mistake. Wyoming actually searched for "Hot Wings" and Colorado wants to stop drinking. Our rectangles often get confused by other state residents who have bumps and divots in their border (Idaho's looking like a pharaoh on his throne, Washington looking like a left mitten, Michigan looking like a right mitten, Florida looking like an illegal handgun, Illinois looking like a ballerina's toe shoe, California looking like it is spooning Nevada, etc etc). An easy way to remember which rectangle is which is to remember that Colorado is the shipping box, and Wyoming is the styrofoam block that fits into it. PS. I live in Canada now. Would love to see how the Provinces and Territories stack up against our southern neighbour in all your comparisons.
lol k.
Yes, I noticed that right away, too.
I guess then New Mexico is there to push Colorado up so Wyoming doesn't fall off the map?
Yeah, Americans are so bad at geography.
I went to high school in Wyoming and caught that right away. And nobody in Wyoming is interested in quitting drinking.
I find it funny that I live in a meth county, My neighbor a drug dealer, and the most searched quarantine term for my state is meth recipe 😅
Texas isn't Cali though, I'm a Houstonian and that's an insult-
We are us! TEXAS IS TEXAS! There's no state like us, we are the anchor of the map-
Like a whole other country. ❤️
H-Town for life!!
@@America_will_not_default Moving here and being raised here are 2 different things tho😁 Cali ppl are very cool though and I've always had lots of Cali friends-
they're starting to find out how cheap it is here😁
Plus we're still free!!!
Not for long
San Antonio is becoming California of the south
There is WAY more then 37% of Americans who are overweight
Covid thinned them out
it varies by location, some have more than others
Yeah it was over half If I remember correctly!
I think it's 37% "obese" which technically is like a person is 20% over their target weight. So 37% of Americans weigh 20% or more than their target weight.
Follow-up to say that yeah, for just over-weight, it's more than HALF of Americans. Obese is when you're getting into the real danger zone...
Saks Fifth Avenue was founded in New York. Saks, a completely different company founded in Alabama, bought Saks Fifth Avenue in 1998. It actually says that in the paragraph you pulled up onscreen if you read all of it.
I love this man the sarcasm is strong in this one😂😂😂
Nick Johnson is a comedy genius! 🏴🇬🇧👍
Interestating video Nick. I am not surprised to see Arizona, New México, Texas, California, Nevada and Colorado with hispanic population since used to be part of México!!! Greetings
I don't understand why you trash your American Indians so much, we do have a similar story here in Australia.
@@offwiththefairiesforever2373 I was not trashing native americans since they're the real residents and I have heritage from my great grandfather he was Yaqui native here in northern México. Greetings from northern México.
@@offwiththefairiesforever2373 historically those places were part of México that were lost in 1848, and when passed to USA was worst for native americans because there was a killing sprea special in California during Gold Rush!! Thats why you don't see native americans there.
Those places were a part of the Spanish empire longer than they were Mexico. Hence Hispanic...🤔
I love how the map in the first few seconds is in German. It says: "Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika" which means: "United States of America". love from Germany
Indeed!!We should all be nice to one another and make the US a better place!That's basically how we do in the KY despite popular belief.
As a Louisiana woman, I can tell you, it’s not us that’s drunk, it’s the tourist and college kids. I’m not saying we don’t drink and party, I am saying it’s not us falling out of the clubs drunk, cause we can handle ours. ⚜️😂🤣😂🤣🎊🥃🎉⚜️
Word! 😂
We definitely can handle our liquor in Louisiana with our drive thru liquor/daiquiri shops 🍹🥤🧉🤣
@@chrissyg55 shame on Louisiana for allowing all that.
Louisianimals understand how to drink for marathons and not sprints. You're never gonna make it to Mardi Gras day if you don't know how to pace yourself
9:52 broke my heart when he called Colorado Wyoming
Hahahahahaha!!! This was a good one. Love your vids, and sense of humor. Keep them coming.
Great video, very entertaining
Covered it all perfectly 😅great video!
As for the map that shows West Virginians among the saddest, I've lived here most of my life and frankly, I don't know anyone who isn't happy and content. We love West Virginia! It is a great place to live and raise a family, it's not overcrowded, no traffic jams, lots of things to do, low crime, etc.
fellow west virginian who is also happy, when it comes to our state, i have seen two types, those who love the beautiful wilderness, lack of crowds, cheaper prices, and are basically happy being rural or suburban folks that make their own fun or enjoy community festivities(like me), the other type that don't like it here are usually those who are bored very easily and need city life to stimulate them with tons of shops, businesses, and activity areas, in which case i say, then move ya dummy, what are you doing in a state with literally no big cities if you are that bored?!?!XP i am sick and tired of your whining crap when you are adults with freedom to move wherever!!!DX
as for the coal industry dying out, it sucks that the money made from that is leaving and you didn't need a higher education for it, but the health risks and environmental destruction isn't worth it, we need to learn to create another industry, just like we adapt and make our own fun activities at home(or at least buy the sulfur scrubbers to make the coal better for the environment than it is now for a compromise):) i am betting that when the high internet speeds spread out to the most rural of areas in the world, and more online jobs posted, people will be dying to come somewhere like where we live to get away from all the crowds and high pricesXD
the only really objectively unfortunate thing everyone can agree on in the state is the addiction issues plaguing so many people in the state, i wish i could take a wand and cure all the addiction issues in the world:)
Very pretty state.
Right?! I lived in Morgantown, WV for 3 years, and those were the happiest 3 years of my life. People were so kind, there was beautiful nature, it was quiet yet not isolated, and there were actual seasons (I have been living in Texas for the past 13 years, and we only have summer and winter). People often misjudge West Virginia, but it is a wonderful state and will always be special to me.
@@kyliee8586 GO MOUNTAINEERS!!!XD
I’ve spent a lot of time in West Virginia & Kentucky (I’m from Indiana) and from my experience they’re both happier overall than states like Ohio Pennsylvania or New York. The only places I’ve been where people seemed genuinely sad/depressed were bad weather states: Alaska Minnesota & both Dakotas.
As an Irishman the amount of fun is enormous
Only in Ohio 💀💀💀
9:46 Proof that lots of people don't actually know either that Wyoming exists or where it is: Nick calls Colorado "Wyoming"
As for Hooters in Florida, I actually went to the very first Hooters in the world. It was an old biker bar on Gulf to Bay Blvd in Clearwater, FL. Some guys bought the biker bar and converted it into Hooters. I started going there the first week it was opened. The beer was free because they didn't have a liquor license yet. The first Saturn dealership opened up in Clearwater, Fl. The first Checkers opened up in Clearwater, FL. The very first Outback Steakhouse opened up in Tampa.
You're a part of the history, man.
@@MRVISTA-wz7vj You know what? I grew up here. People don't like them and I don't know why. They don't cause trouble. Downtown Clearwater is a very safe place because of them. They don't bother me. I think its an odd thing, but that's their choice. It's kind of a cult for people that want to be taken care of....Kinda like the liberal Dems and their Socialism. I have a friend that made millions selling downtown commercial real estate to them.
@@MRVISTA-wz7vj What's strange is that I used to run into a lot of celebs. Travolta, Kirsty Ali, Pricilla Presley and most of all Tom Cruise. A buddy of mine had him over to his house for dinner a few times. Everyone was nice. I met Travolta in Waffle House late one night.
*_Revelation 17.12 “The ten horns which you saw are ten kings who have received no kingdom as yet, but they receive authority for one hour as kings with the beast. 13 These are of one mind, and they will give their power and authority to the beast. 14 These will make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb will overcome them, for He is Lord of lords and King of kings; and those who are with Him are called, chosen, and faithful.”_*
_Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family._
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@@AmericanConstellation so they sound like snake handlers in TN / KY et al
I really enjoyed this video Nick! I've always been a fan of all sorts of maps and graphical representations of data. Your commentary is fun and educating. Keep up the great work!
From your fellow Americans: Thanks Nick, all the data really helps us see alot. Keep it coming:)
Absolutely loved this video. Nicely done sir!
Bars are packed throughout Wisconsin on weeknights and drinking with meals is the norm from there all the way to Western, NY. The Upper Midwest drinking culture is related to heavy immigration from Central and Eastern Europe along with plenty of Irish.
Can confirm,
Every single small town has more bars than people
*_Revelation 17.12 “The ten horns which you saw are ten kings who have received no kingdom as yet, but they receive authority for one hour as kings with the beast. 13 These are of one mind, and they will give their power and authority to the beast. 14 These will make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb will overcome them, for He is Lord of lords and King of kings; and those who are with Him are called, chosen, and faithful.”_*
_Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family._
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I'm from Wisconsin can confirm. My x husband's family are bar owners, part of the reason he's my x. My Uncle was a bar/bowling alley owner. Not the way I want to spend my free time. Drunk, hungover or thinking about my next night at the bar. No thank you. Vicki
@@richardeidemiller6739 I live in Minnesota, and I agree 100%. Minnesota.. "Land of 10,000 treatment centers."
You’d drink too if you lived in the northern part of the U.S. !! 🍺 🍹
I am originally from a small farm town just on the southern border of Ithaca New York, the town known as Danby New York. Ithaca is the home of Cornell University and Ithaca College, for those who don't know, BUT I moved to Winston Salem, North Carolina for 4 years. The crazy thing is when I told people down south that I was from "Upstate New York", they all wanted to know "What part of the city are you from?"!!! I guess that everybody in the south just assumes that ALL of the state of New York is "city" and most people would look at me confused when I replied to their question ("What part of the city are you from?") with "I am from the country part!"!!! They just couldn't understand that Danby, is a small farming community much like the hamlet of Danbury, North Carolina or King, North Carolina!! In fact Danby is so small there are NO traffic lights and the only "main buildings" in the town of Danby is a volunteer fire station, a town hall, a church, and a small two bay garage highway department, which sits off the main road by a quarter of a mile!! The only gas station in Danby burned to the ground about 30 years ago, and short of that the only school was an elementary school that got converted to a hotel, and the town store, that when I was back home, was an empty 800 square foot building, next door to the fire station!!
It truly is one of those towns that "if you blink you will miss it" and you really don't know when you are "in town" unless you realize the posted speed limit is 40 miles per hour" for the 5 minutes or so it takes to drive through it!! Danby isn't on most maps, kind of like a couple other times I have lived in here in New York as well, like the town of Candor New York or Catatonk which is where I live now!! You won't find any of these small towns on most maps!!! And one other town I spent nearly twenty years of my life in was a town of Willseyville New York, which is another town you'll never find on a map anywhere!!
Ithaca is such a beautiful place to be.
So isBrant NY
Excellent. Very informative.
I would use you.
Go for it!
I love how they just doubted the map like, "Pittsburgh has money?"
I laughed so loud when he said "well we're letting everybody out now, one day we're gonna look like this- and we're all gonna die."
What is funny about dead law-abiding citizens like just happened a couple weeks ago to the grandfather and FOUR grandchildren at their cabin in Texas? Murdered by an escaped illegal prisoner.
This was actually pretty cool, would like to see more of this.
OMG how funny!! Love your channel. Just found it.
Ok Sue!
You might as well add Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Arizona to the "new California gang." I've heard Idaho has been on the same boat recently.
Yea I've lived in western Washington nearly my whole life and the smallish town I grew up in has a crazy amount of new developments and there's a lot more traffic then I remember when I drive by
Oh they are! See California plates all over northern AZ. And I travel pretty often I see Cali plates everywhere the most in the whole western states tbh
*_Revelation 17.12 “The ten horns which you saw are ten kings who have received no kingdom as yet, but they receive authority for one hour as kings with the beast. 13 These are of one mind, and they will give their power and authority to the beast. 14 These will make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb will overcome them, for He is Lord of lords and King of kings; and those who are with Him are called, chosen, and faithful.”_*
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Try dying in Washington state you will see that Washington state is right up there with NY etc in taxes. WA state is a heavy taxed State!! Horrible
we had an exodus from the northeast no one talks about - we got taken over by bostonians.
Was this video Mappy's idea? lol!
PS: It was nice to see something more light-hearted today! : )
I agree, I only want to see positive topics. 👍
Heather sorry it's so heavy a lot. It'll lighten up eventually
11:14 best part of the Video LOL True story man! You are awesome buddy, love your videos! Hello from Canada! Eh! :)
Being from a rather middle class town in Connecticut I recall vacationing in Florida this past summer in Miami. Me and my friend would strike up great conversations with people and then when they asked where we were from and we said “Connecticut” the whole mood of the conversation changed. They acted as if we must be some rich snobs and we were so confused because we were anything but rich😂 I guess that’s just what people think of Connecticut
203 gang😌💅🏼hbu??
And I agree!! The majority of people I’ve met that haven’t been to ct immediately assumed we all come from old money, meanwhile besides Fairfield, Darien, Greenwich, etc, we just have good pizza and farmland, and weirdly tiny amusement parks😅😂
@@julialeslie 203 myself as well. I come from the most middle class town there is. It’s got alittle bit of everything. Alittle rural area , a small downtown, and then the rest is a mixture of generic suburban neighborhoods that fluctuate in quality depending on money/age. I guess it makes sense though. Certain states are defined by there most recognizable traits, cities , towns. Even if those towns and cities don’t necessarily represent the whole of the state. If you told someone you were from New York they would most likely assume Long Island New York or one of the Burroughs , the last thing they would expect is you being from the whole other part of New York which is basically farmland on top of farmland.
Californian here, and no, I don't want to relocate . . . but given the choice, I would definitely pick Connecticut over Florida.
They did not see the comedy movie Dumb and Dumber which took place in Connecticut.
Wisconsin, happy and drunk. Tuesday morning and I'm both!
I think you meant twosday
Rookie.
You don't have a job?
Nick: Ah, here we are in the state of Wisconsin. Now if you know anything about American culture, you know there's a stereotype that people in this part of the country
Me: *CHEESE*
Nick: Drink a lot of booze!
Me: ...that too, I guess
People born in Wisconsin are baptized by getting slapped by a slice of cheese. True story. But I guess drinking checks out, my dad was a drinker and it rubbed off on me. Also 3:21 I didn't know it was "nasty" to look up a massage...if the people of NJ, NY, and CA want a massage as a way to calm down their nerves, then by all means they should get one! You shouldn't be judged for wanting to eliminate stress
Whatever
@@NickJohnson Ignore him...he's drunk.
With about 50 countries in America, it is almost impossible to know our culture...
This is amazing. What a compilation!
Great video Nick!
Less prisoners when you're tough on crime.
You would be an entertaining geography teacher
I was
@@NickJohnson
You bring new meaning to the word geography. Thanks for sharing, very amusing.
I laughed at Why is North Carolina so cheap. Moved there from expensive New York with the promise of cheaper, more affordable living. It was not the case. My standard of living dropped significantly (though my job was actually a promotion there). Moved back to New York and can live more affordably. I know, things are expensive here, and taxes, but they get you down there in a thousand little ways.
We lived in Minnesota years ago & I was amazed that no heavy snow could call off school. Before the first snowflake hit the ground, the bulldozers were already out scraping the pavement.
I was in Maine during the 2019 blizzard. TONS of snow came down on that Sunday...and school was on a 2hr delay Monday. Unreal. Here in this part of OH a little rain or inch of snow cancels school.
Here in SW MO, when I went to school(60s-70s), it was hardly ever canceled due to snow. If you couldn't make it, it didn't get counted against you. We lived 5 blocks from the school, & walked) Now, if there is a few inches, it's called off. Especially if there is a slight chance of ice.
Same I live in wisconsin and we went to school in -17° with snow up to our knees
I grew up 20 miles off lake Erie in Pennsylvania. Our district left it to the bus drivers, if they didn't think they could get in and out of a place, it was an excused absence.
We got credit from the state for a full day if a certain percentage of students were there a certain amount of time.
Drove out of a warehouse north of Fort Wayne for a few years. Cold out? Cancel. Dusting of snow? Cancel.
Laramie Wyoming also had this policy 24 hour 7 day a week plowing will keep the town going just stay off the interstate you will see tipped over rigs everywhere
This is the best video. Informative, casual and entertaining. I thinks kids would really respond well to this type of presentation.
I definitely would watch more like this.
Nick does the best at this. Good stuff. Movin to Mexico.
Some states do have paid maternity leave, and California is one of them. 10 weeks of disability plus 8 weeks of family leave (18 total) for mothers, and then fathers can take 8 weeks. 60-70% pay during those weeks off.
Can you imagine the holier than thee Christian States don't support leave for moms with new born