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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2023
- One month in Australia and here are my culture shocks 🦘🦘🦘🦘
Nothing can ever prepare you for this except the reality itself 🤣🤣🤣
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I was a patient in an Australian hospital about a year ago, was in for a bit over 3 weeks, personally I'm happy the nurses don't work 12 hour shifts, I don't want to be treated by a nurse who's already been working 10+ hours, is tired and likely to make mistakes, I would much rather a nurse who only works 8 hours and gets to go home and have a proper rest before coming in again. It's a an OHS thing for the safety of both the nurse and the patient.
absolutely true
Makes sense 💙💙
The sound for pedestrian crossings is for people who are blind. There are two sounds. A ‘slow & low’ sound while you wait. And a ‘fast & high’ sound to tell you to cross. Also, the metal panel above the button vibrates in time with the sound… for people who are DeafBlind, so they can know when they can cross. Billie Eilish has sampled the sound in one of her songs.
The pedestrian button units are also designed to change the volume just above the ambient noise.
When I found the reason
It makes lots of sense💙💙
Haha swatting flies from your face, the great Australian salute 😂
🤣🤣🤣 I never expected it
The noise on traffics light buttons is also so the visually impaired know when it’s safe to go 😊
Makes lots of sense, love it 😅
It was fun hearing about the various things that surprised you about coming to Australia. I have lived here since 1996 (I came here from the UK) so have gotten used to everything. I'd probably find London a culture shock now, haha.
Haha, yes🤣🤣🤣 thank you for watching 💙💙
Keep the videos coming. I enjoy watching your videos. You look happy and that’s what matters. Hopefully you would have an amazing experience in Australia.
Thank you so much
I’m glad they are useful💙💙
Fun video , Nurse Deo.
And yes, some of us are right behind you in regards to moving to Australia.. 3 months will go by quickly .. fingers crossed.. 😊
Can't wait!💙💙
I live approx 1 hour north of Sydney on the central coast and the difference from the city is night and day. Drivers stop to let you cross and they're not in a rush like the city. The difference is noticeable during holidays when the city people come.
It's been unseasonably warm at the moment but yes, the air can feel hot. Stay hydrated !
Yes, multiculturalism s a thing 😊 There's many restaurants and market's where you can buy most of the things you need .
Aussies work to live NOT live to work. Why live in a beautiful place and not enjoy it.
There's a huge shortage of rental properties but if you can't view the place during the public times most Real Estate agents will book a private viewing if possible.
The Sim card situation isn't normally as you said but my carrier is different . Telstra can be expensive. You can usually choose the number you want and it's normally much quicker and done online .
Good luck with everything,it seems you're fitting in really well. Your attitude and outlook is great 💕
Thank you so much for your kind words
Welcome💙💙
Thank you soo much for sharing your experience. Very much appreciated. Best wishes lovely.
Thank you for watching 💙
I grew up in Adelaide and now live in Melbourne, so I can't speak for Sydney directly, but aggressive or impatient honking is considered rude. There are other types of car honks though that aren't rude. For example if you're behind someone at a set of traffic lights, and it looks like they might have become distracted and not noticed that the light's have changed, then giving a short honk to let them know that is acceptable (if they then wave you around and/or turn on their hazard lights to indicate their car has broken down, and you keep honking at them you are both rude and an idiot). A quick double honk (typically combined with a wave) usually means someone is acknowledging someone else on the road, like a friend or co-worker, or they might be saying goodbye to someone standing on the footpath. If you use public transport you might hear bus drivers honk at one another on the road, it's just a way of them acknowledging their fellow worker.
Haaaa I see, it’s very strange 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for watching 💙💙💙
I agree, I think the rude honking is because Sydney drivers are impatient and rude 😉. I used to live in Sydney, so I know.
This is your brightest self I have known since I have known you. I am happy to see this joy yes joy not happiness. Keep soaring.
Wow, thank you
I didn’t realize but honestly I feel so fulfilled 💙💙
Hahaha love the excitement in the voice
Nice one, new subscriber!!
Haaaa thank you 💙💙💙💙
By the way… we don’t say ‘bi-weekly’ when talking about a 2 week period. We call it a Fortnight (14nights). Most people are paid either weekly or fortnightly, so paying most of your bills the same way makes budgeting easier. Only people who are managers in corporate companies are paid monthly. Utility bills (water, gas, council rates…) are paid quarterly.
Yes makes sense 💙💙
No, horns are very rare away from the airport. I live not far from Sydney city and rarely hear horns. Mostly it’s if a car ahead isn’t paying attention to the lights when they change to green.
After a while you won’t notice the birds.
Haaa thank you very much 💙💙
Employees get paid double time and a half or 250% of their normal wage per hour to work Public Holidays because it sux to work when everyone else has a day off! 😂 So, we pay a bit extra to help cover those wages - so still go out on Public Holidays and support them. 🎉🎉
Lol I’m not going out on holidays anymore🤣🤣🤣
It’s legalised robbery of hardworking small business owners which leads to fewer shifts available overall for casual shift workers. hence keeps disadvantaged poor
The reason the birds are so loud is explained scientifically in the book Where The Song Began. Basically, they're noisy because the trees produce a lot of nectar, which is a food source, so the birds have evolved to pick a tree and guard it from others by yelling at any other bird that gets too close.
Haha they are music in my ears now🤣🤣
Welldone captain❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I see growth!!! Amazing!!!
Thank you so much hun 💙💙💙
it was funny hearing your comparisons. it made me laugh and reminded me of some of the things i forgot. i was there on a backpacking visa from 2013-2015. i have more or less lived in the uk aside from the 5 years i went travelling and it really is a learning experience seeing the world and other cultures. i was very surprised about how multi-cultural it was. i was expecting home and away. (tv programme )
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you 💙
Hi Gorgeous girl. I laughed at your 3 culture shocks because I'm an Aussie and i totally agree. The horns, well I'd say Sydney drivers but I'd be in trouble. 😉 We are like it also in Melb, but as some people already said that around airports and cities it happens more. Never go to Istanbul, it's like an Orchestra of horns day and night, 😃 although i do love Istanbul. Flies, thankfully they haven't migrated here yet as weather hasn't been humid yet. The birds, aargh! I like my windows open all the time except when the birds decide to start conversations at a very unforgiving time of the morning. Keep enjoying! 🙂
Thank you so much
I did experience worse in Istanbul too and I'm never going back there 😂😂
Pedestrian crossings do change fast in Australia too if it is a dedicated crossing that does not include a road traffic intersection.
Crossings at intersections have to wait for the sequence of the road traffic to stop where you intend to cross...meaning you have to wait for the pre-programmed step in the traffic light sequence when the crossing allows you to cross...late at night traffic light may change faster because the sequence is stopped and the lights are activated with sensors that detect when a car is there waiting...also pressing the crossing button acts like the sensor too almost immediately.
Thank you so much for watching 💙💙💙
God bless you kind lady! Welcome to Australia, it will be a difficult adjustment. Our country has some big contrasts between warm people and cold people, and very strange weather and animals. If you like seafood, chatty people, or walking in nature, then I hope one day in the future you can visit Hobart City, Tasmania. We're not so loud and busy as the other capital cities. We have a lot of nature close to the city, and we don't like to rush the same way as Sydney. Also our mountains block the rain, so the weather is often dry compared to other capitals. And we promise to kill the blowflies before you arrive :)
Thank you so much, I can’t wait to visit Tasmania 💙
You are so beautiful and we are so happy to have you in Australia 😊
Thank you!! 😊
I’m so glad to be here💙
Thank you for your update. I look forward to your Aus videos. I can’t wait for your video on a day at work, comparison on working in a hospital and care homes.. rate of pay, staffing and hours. We are suffering here in UK 😂😂
Move to Aussie. I am.
I pity Nigerians who just came to uk. Uk will mistreat people and stay silent. Very strange people
It’s all coming 💙💙
Great Video, nurse Deo.
Thank you 💙
Our pedestrian crossings are to cater for everyone, sighted, blind, deaf and handicapped. There is a central control for traffic and they monitor what’s going on with the flow and adapt the signals to get better flow.
True, it makes sense
When I was young in Australia they put a sticker on the crossings to explain the big metal loops for the wheelchair sensor, these days the technology is so small nobody even noticies. Traffic is supposed to be "efficient" but a lot of Aussies don't think our road network is very healthy.
honking is not normal in most places in australia, its actually illegal. mobile numbers are usually given immediately, even in a servo you can get one in the box.
honking is a language, Australia is A nation of cars hence the need to communicate without leaving the vehicle.
@@desmondo7042 it's still illegal and is not how she described it any place I've been
But that video was NOT from Australia!
@@solreaver83you need to come to my area then🤣🤣🤣
@@Rottnwomannever said it was, but people use the honk aggressively here similar to that video and many other Australians living in Sydney has testified to it too, you can check comments💙
You finally did it. Welcome to Australia.
Thank you so much 💙
Hi nurse deo, young people do not use actual cards these days they have all their banking on their phone and they just place their phone over the eftpos machine. You might like to investigate that rather than using a card. The thing about having to go to a physical place for a licence is a security requirement to show you are the person wanting the licence. If a cockatoo comes on your balcony dont feed it otherwise you will be plagued by them.
Oh thank you for the tip 💙
Nurse Deo is really tempting me with Australia 😅
I’m sorry, I’m only delivering my polling unit 🤣🤣🤣
I also experienced that in Kampala, Uganda 🇺🇬. We were charged 50% during festive season.
50😢😢😢
The flies and birds alone can make me faint🤣chai sis dooh
It’s not that bad 🤣🤣😉😉
Great vid Deo! The part about the birds was funny😂😂😂 If you don't mind please could you do a vid elaborating more on work/life balance, salary, work hours and in general what it's like being a nurse in Aus. Thank you :)
i think that would be nice too
Sure thing!💙💙💙
The Holiday surcharge is because they are supposed to pay EXTRA to their staff over the usual pay rate for that day.
True, not bad
Great observations.I am a retired nurse, and most night shifts are 10 hrs, but days and afternoons 8 -10 ! Thank goodness it is more reasonable now! Not like in my training in the early 80s! 10 hour shifts, and often 12 days in a row! Bloody terrible! And so unsafe! I hope your work place is looking after you!
I agree, long hours are unsafe. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our profession 💙💙💙
Not all places charge extra for public holidays, but if they do, it would be to help cover costs and wages. For example, if you work on a public holiday, your boss has to pay you extra, it’s a government wages thing. So some places might have a surcharge to cover that.
Bi-weekly means twice a week. I think you mean every two weeks, which we call fortnightly. 😃. The warm air is going to get warmer over the next month because on 1st December, our Summer starts!
Yes thank you
Thanks for reminding me of the things that do not shock me anymore😅
🤣🤣🤣 you get used to it really quick 🤣🤣
A great video, thank you for your service as a nurse. Two questions: Do you think those pedestrian walk buttons are connected to the traffic lights? Will you miss the birds when you travel? I do, I find myself wondering why birds are singing and being shy rather than screeching and/or dive bombing me. Thanks again for making my day brighter. 🙂🙂🙂
I'm glad you enjoyed my video, I do think it's connected and I love the birds, I'm not just used to it😂😂
Rent is usually flexible, could be weekly, fortnightly, monthly. Depends on the landlord. “Delivery” is actually fast, the delay is usually on the sender side 😉
Thank you 💙
Depending on where you order from, delivery time is usually anything from next day to 30 days.
30 days is alot😂😂
In Melbourne we only honk if you did something dangerous or you arrived outside to pick someone up or the light turned green and you hesitated for 0.03 seconds or more.
0.03 seconds 🤣🤣😭😭😭
I'm one of those honkers, lol - 0.03 seconds is 0.02 seconds too long!
First of all welcome to Australia. Horns it is against the road rules to blow your horn unless it's an emergency. Traffic crossing the bipping is for the sight impaired, and if touch it vibrates for the sight impaired.
It does makes lots of sense, thank you so much 💙💙💙
Flies in many parts of Australia can be very prevalent and annoying. But many people inadvertantly make themselves more attractive to flies by their own actions. Most skin care products and body lotions that contain perfumes or fragrances or other ingredients that actuality makes one more attractive to flies unless they are specifically formulated to repel flies and other flying insects. Even many of the personal insect, fly or mosquito repellants can actually cause flies to be attracted to you an hour or two or more after an application when the active repellant ingredient has worn off but the perfume or other components still remain. It may be that some of the manufacturers of these products deliberately formulate their products in this way to increase the number of applications needed each day or outing, which results in a need for increased quantities per person per day and thus increased sales. If you seem to be particularly attractive to the flies you may want to consider trying out a range of different skin care products for outdoor daytime application to see if any perform better as far as keeping the flies away goes. Unfortunately for some but fortunately for others some people just keep attracting flying insects of all sorts no matter what they do while others just never get bothered by them, with most people usually somewhere in-between.
Most of my skincare Products are free from fragrance but I understand you
Thank you for watching 💙💙
Technically you can sound your horn to warn of a possible collision. You can also honk when pulling out from a kerb but no-one ever does that.
True
Anything Australia like they should do 😂😂😂 it’s still my baby home 😂 at least it’s giving you some Nigerian vibes 😂 the Honking, flies, tipping but in your case 15% surcharge 😂, the birds are giving you chicken 🐓 vibes crowing in the morning 😂,air giving you Lagos warmness😂,items being delivered in Nigeria as well takes long😅 Let me stop here😂 love love this….
Kudos to my lovely AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
I’m back let me talk small… uk 🇬🇧 actually has a work life balance especially in the NHs if only they can pay well honestly people wouldn’t have to do too much, you do your 3days shift or 4 days or 3 and half days shift and have almost 4 days to spare for yourself and loved ones.. I hope they work on the pay 🥹🥹
I’m sure they will
Thank you so much Vicky 💙💙💙
We have open houses, they set the hours, you turn up and view it because people may view 5 or 6 houses on a weekend so you cant really make appointments.
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When you settle can you please talk about the apps you used to get around and money management .Thank you
I will💙
Nurse Deo, please can you tell us the step by step process a registered nurse that stays in Nigeria and have never travelled outside the country can do to migrate to Australia and work as a nurse? I will be glad if you can pls put me through. Thank you in advance.
Here
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@@NurseDeo alright, thank you so much, I appreciate your kindness.
Crossing noise is for visually impaired
Edit: crossing sat intersections are timed with the traffic lights
It makes sense💙
Yeah, you frequently hear honking horns around the Sydney airport district because of all the Taxis and Ubers travelling around there, the vast majority of these public-vehicle drivers having recently arrived from third world countries where continuous & aggressive honking of horns is customary. Once you get away from these congested inner-city areas and out into greater Sydney (and particularly the suburbs north of the 'Bridge), honking horns are seldom heard and driver's behaviour improves markedly.
Wow really can’t wait to explore more, thank you 💙
usually every two weeks but when I rent my room it's monthly in advance or two weeks ,whatever suits the border.
True
wow the rent part is weird,and its good to learn that Aussie is multicultural and I'm not a fun of the 12hr shifts here in the Uk so I can live with that lol
Haaa nice
I’m struggling with the 8hours because I do more days now 😩😩😩
I’ve rarely honked my horn and didn’t hear it much. Normally it’s a warning that something is wrong like you might be reversing and about to hit something or a person so you honk the person to warn them, or sometimes being rude and impatient.
True, thank you for watching 💙
😂😂😂😂 you are funny 😂😂😂😂 .
Thanks for watching 🤣🤣🤣
I'm not a honker, I'm more of a flasher... Unless they still don't get it, then I honk :P
When it comes to waiting for the lights to change before you cross, I recommend to just J-Walk (safely). I used to walk to work and it would take me 30minutes extra if I waited for the lights to change, so learn how to J-Walk safely and efficiently.
Thank you for the tips💙💙
I worked 12hour shifts plus sometimes an extra 8hours so 20hours was the longest in ICU.
that is crazy! thank you
That’s so risky!
I swear I can’t believe about flies 😢!!
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Yes 2 weeks normally for shein
I need to adjust then🤣🤣
Thank you for watching 💙💙
Also I think the Jurassic Park movies took their dinosaur ideas from Australia's bird noises. They are LOUD. Think about it like nature's fire alarm. Quiet birds = very hot weather or danger.
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Hi, nice video
Just for curiosity, in Australia do they pay for nurses breaks?...or same like UK?...for 12 hr shift needs to be in the hospital for 13 hrs
We have two breaks for 8hours shifts, 20 mins is paid and 30 is unpaid💙
Thanks Deo for this amazing video. Love Australia so much but I'm a little bit worried about the hotness of the weather. Would you say its always unbearably hot? cos I'm quite skeptical of moving to a country that is as hot as my home country.
For now it's okay, it'll get hotter in summer😂
Just wanted to chime in as an Aussie here but the hotness of Aus can vary a lot depending on where in the country you go and there are actually quite a few places here that are genuinely cold year round (like the Snowy Mountains in NSW and pretty much all of Tasmania).
Sydney tends to be sort of in the 'middle' range for Aussie weather though: Usually quite warm (usually in the mid 20c to low 30c range) though it can drop down into the teens or shoot to the upper thirties depending on the season.
The thing that really trips a lot of new comers over though is that the air here tends to be very dry and the sunlight burns faster here than it does elsewhere, so you might need to stick to the shade and drink a fair bit more water than you would in your home country so... Yeah. Hope that helped info-wise a bit~ =D
15% Surcharge because of a holiday. WHAT!, that very rare not seen that. I am from Sydney. I hope it does not become a norm I would of just found another shop to eat. As for Flies, wait until full summer, get used to the Aussie wave.(shooing flies away). Biweekly is the norm for rent payments, that because wages a biweekly as well. Deliveries suck after covid, before Covid it was good. However when you order you need to find out where the warehouse is if it in Sydney it should be next day. But if it is Melbourne it can take 2-3 days. You will get idea which shops you can order from.
Thank you so much
I was very shocked about the 15% 😂 I'm not looking forward to summer then 😂
Please, when you do a video about the pay
Alright 😅
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😂 thanks for this...
Any time!💙💙 thanks for watching
New to country, you need to go to the various government departments initially, but then everything can be done online
Yes it was annoying at first 😂
The birds this time of the year will swoop you as well as make a racket. Magpies protect their young fearsly and can attack, just be careful around gum trees and if attacked just be kind and stare back at the bird. They are actually really sweet and will respond to kindness not aggression.
Or just wave hands above head, scream and run away like most people.
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Hay dear please send make videos on the company's that are hiring health care assistant or home care
Alright
Honking is a language, Australia is A nation of cars hence the need to communicate without leaving the vehicle.
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In the Caribbean things take 2-3 weeks to arrive
Oh God🤣🤣🤣
The impatient drivers is just a Sydney thing mostly. Too many f'ing cars there.
The long delay on the button at pedestrian crossings is because a lot of them don't actually do anything, they just make you think they do, the lights are on a cycle (this is usually only in more busy areas). They make a loud noise because the noise is not for you, it's for deaf or hearing impaired people. Also if you "Feel" the little metal plate with the arrow on it, you'll notice that the noise also makes the plate ""vibrate". This is so that blind of visually impaired people can use it too. The design of our pedestrian crossings are famous world wide for this reason.
The delay with getting a sim card or service without registering it with your info is because all SIMs are logged by the Australian Government to be able to trace back terrorist attacks or criminal activity. There is no such thing as a "Burner phone" here (there used to be a long time ago).
Sorry about the long delay for shipments, but in case you haven't noticed, it's a BLOODY BIG country, and it's BLOODY MILES AWAY from anything anywhere in the world. 1 week for a shipment from China is actually pretty damn amazing when you think about it.
Enjoying your content, welcome to Australia! :)
Honestly when I know the reasons for all these it makes perfect sense! I love it here, thank you so much 💙💙
It's like they (the Sydney drivers) all think they're in the Bathurst 1000!
Are the rooms more spacious than UK?
Yes
Flies are only common in summer. And oh it's hot because it's almost summer. It's cold in winter.
Some days are still cold now 🤣🤣🤣
The flies are absolutely awful here. Use Aerogard brand fly repellant.
Thanks for your recommendation, I think it is seasonal? I have not seen them in a while now 💙
Is there winter in Australia? When does night time start?
Yes there’s winter, but generally they are mild compared to other countries.
Night usually starts around 7pm at the moment but this does change 💙
Winter is June-August.
I live in Brisbane - we don't have winter, we have "winter" haha. Seriously though, it gets cold inland that's for sure. I'm close to the coast so cold for me is 8-9°C at night in July.
@@NurseDeodepends which part of Australia. Some parts can get snow in winter.
I love you nurse Deo
Love you too hun 💙💙
i have question,i thought anaesthetic nurses doesn't exist in australia is it true?can you please answer?
I think they have to be a Doctor here.
We do have Anaesthetic nurses, I am one.
We don’t have nurse Anaesthetist if that clarifies your question 💙
Chai all the nurses don land gidigba. lolzz 😂😀
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Please nurse Deo I am in Bristol and ask for the name of the place you stayed in Bristol and the best place to leave with cheaper accomodations.
Send me a private message
yeh the surcharges are because of the wagers, casuals get double time on a public holiday it used to be higher , I remember my wife could work 3 days over a long weekend and get more than what I earnt in a week
True😂😂
honking drivers is the bad parts of multiculturalism creeping in. There is almost zero honking in Perth, unless someone is cut off or similar.
I can’t wait to visit Perth 😅
Lol, group house viewings = ‘work smarter not harder.’ Work life balance!
True haha
I'm jealous❤ 😫 😂
Come here😘
Honking 😂😂😂. Welcome back to Naija in Oz😊
No way 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@NurseDeo nurse Deo. We dey come your side. Visa in the pockets already.
I reckon those buttons aren't connected to anything, most people feel the same way, you press and press and hammer it ........AND NOTHING HAPPENS !!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Jesus how do you pay rent yearly 😢😢😢😢 here in Kenya it's done monthly
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If I’m in Sydney I refuse to drive 😂 they are vicious
Sydney should be renamed Boganville
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I can't remember the last time I went out with an "aussie" woman , my wife is chinese .
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Sydney's roads and traffic are a mess and that is a reason that they honk. Stopping at crossings for a time enables better vehicle traffic flow and less emission of fuel pollution. .Melbourne is much easier to get around and has the most extensive tram system in the world and cheap train travel especially in country areas.
Yes I heard Melbourne is Better, thank you for watching 💙
I don land let me balance and watch
Yasss, enjoy 💙
I find drivers in Sydney are rude, impatient and like the traffic their attitude is not improving its really not a place that I would choose to live in. I live 1,5 hrs north and right now we dont have the same issue with either the traffic or the flies. The increased number of immigrants that the Federal govt is allowing into Australia is out stripping the infrasructure and the big cities like Sydney and Melbourne are struggling to cope. 570,000 international students were enrolled in Australia in 2022 and apparently its going to increase maybe a money spinner for our education industry but all those people need somewhere to live and have access to other services..Its getting harder for younger Australians to find decent housing and they end up paying extremely high rents because of immigrantion, increased short term rentals such as airbnb and off shore investors creating a shortage of housing. Dont get me wrong we need immigrants to come here but the govt. investment in infrastructure needs to match that population growth and right now it is falling way behind.
Your points are valid, I hope the government look into this💙 thank you for being here
Some times honking is needed to wake up the person in front.
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Even in UK you can view a house with all your competitors 😂
I never experienced it🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very rarely...
You honk not because youre angry, its because you need to let the other person know they did something wrong and to look in the future
Hmmm
We are very placid people. Until we are in a motor vehicle
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A bunch of first-world issues right here!😅
Welcome to this abundant land Down Undah!.👍
Thank you 💙
NAH it's not the same n the countryside, as for holiday payments the Government has decided that the folk need to be replaced, rewarded .… Do recall that it's a HUGE country, so delivery isn't a as good as the USA...
Yes the city is too busy haha
have you been swooped by a magpie yet?
Not yet😂😂
Wait. You haven't met the Aussie Mosquito
🤣🤣🤣 not yet
@@NurseDeo good you don't want to meet them. They are vicious.
You are so right Australians are really impatient drivers and can be quite aggressive behind the wheel.
🤣🤣🤣 I noticed
That's mainly Sydney though!
You very strong. Were yoy not the same person who came from philipines as a studenr to uk. You now in Australia. Great. Can i come and marry you am in uk
Thank you 💙
Who is this One.. 😂😂...
The lady wey I don dey eye spiritually and fisikally, mentally and saikologikally... 😂😅😅
Abeg, sún sẹgbẹ ooo ❤