The state is run by people. It's one of those career categories that attracts psychopathic personality types who enjoy having control over others. At least in Norway, it's easier to personally know your politicians, whereas in the US, they're usually rich people who live in gated communities, and at the national level, they are hundreds or thousands of miles away. Currently, we have a federal government that doesn't allow dissent from political opponents. Need I say more?
Living in another Nordic country I too trust the state although less and less. I hate that politics has become a job more than working towards improving our country.
Ugh - I live in the USA. On the federal level, our politics have devolved into the completely ludicrous. I don't want to vote for any of the available candidates, anymore. Not much better on the state level, imo. Local and regional are a mixed bag.
Everything you need to know about Norway is on this channel. Don't bother with history books or travel guides, just watch all the content on this channel and you'll be an expert on Norwegian culture, and history. Guaranteed.
So happy to see both of you back on the channel. Sheeze, it feels like it's been forever!!! Anyhoo, love you both and I really enjoyed the video. Happy Valentine's Day Ronald and Mads, all the way from North Richland Hills, Tx. 🤠❤
The graphic art was FANTASTIC!!! (Who did the drawings?) You just upped the game by a huuuuge leap. Who can possibly choose between milk and alcohol? Insane! I love them both.
Always so happy to see another video from you guys! I hope to move to Norway one day (from the southeastern US), and your videos always make me want to move even more. Do you think you might ever do another video about the Norwegian language? I'm trying to learn Bokmål and the grammar rules are very interesting (and make much more sense than English). It would also be really cool to see the average Norwegian's opinion of black metal. Tusen takk, og jeg håper vi får se en ny video fra dere snart!
In Ohio we state liquor stores, but you can buy wine in any supermarket, gas station and even a drive thru In my town there is a liquor store in a supermarket.
Happy Valentine's. I honestly was just missing you both. Thought about you yesterday, and here you are. Your videos are fun and informative. I don't think state restricted consumption of alcohol would go well in the US. Of course we have hours of operation. In the positive side for you, looks like you have the best selection of wines from all over the world already done for you. Do they limit only to wine?
If I had to go to one particular store to get wine, I would never drink any. It’s too much of a hassle to go to a separate store for that. But love is love, so I wish you all the best with your love, although she kicked you out! ❤ I love your new backpack, by the way, Ronald! And Mads, it’s great that we hear more from you as well, even if it’s in the background!
I thought Norwegian passenger service, such as Vy, is now all privatized now. I love NRK's concert videos. (And that 4 season Bergen to Bodø train journey set back on the anniversary year of the Bergen line). The ending - LOL! At least, while you are in the store, you can buy what you want. I learned that one must have an alcohol card stamped in Svalbard, with a monthly limit. No ability to overindulge there!
You two boys are so cute. You must have so much fun making these videos. You have made me decide to try and order your weird brown cheese and have it delivered to Australia. I did a DNA test and got the results last week, and I'm 5% Norwegian so maybe I will like it - but the 95% of me that is Scottish/English/Irish might hate it :D PS. Our government-owned Australian Broadcasting Corporation is the most trusted source of news in Australia too. They have the most interesting TV shows.
I live in Alberta Canada, not of Norwegiann heritage, but 3 of my grandparents were from Sweden, have been there once to meet my father's first cousins. In Alberta our liquor laws were changed so that you can usually buy liquor until about 0200h. Not so in all other provinces, in the USA you can purchase beer and some mixed drinks even in 24h conveniance stores. Love your programs, always look forward to new ones.
I'm loving in it, its super great video making its feels like art and i wish in time where my company and what i do will be known in Norway then it will be my dream to make something together with you guys :D great actor skills and this super specific humor which you can see living here :D
I live in Nevada in the USA and you can buy alcohol here 24/7 at any supermarket, gas station, convenience store etc. But you have to go to specific dispensaries to buy the green smokable stuff legally lol
In Canada, liquor is also under the control of the government. Each province has its own liquor boards and liquor laws. For instance, in Québec, you can legally buy and consume alcohol at 18, whereas in Ontario, you have to be 19 years old. We can buy beer and wine at grocery stores and in corner stores, but the wine is not the best quality. For liquor and good wines, we have to go to the SAQ (Société des alcools du Québec). They are opened 7 days a week, same hours as regular stores. 😊
The airport express train is struggling a bit. Since they lost their monopoly. So politicians are talking about merging it with the other state brand Vy, the "green train"
So good to see you two again❤❤I missed you! In Virgina, they have the state controlled ABC stores(Alchoholic Beverage Control) that sell hard liquor. They have store hours. I'm ok with it, though some think it stupid. You can get beer and wine in grocery stores. Look forward to seeing you soon!🌹
The luxurious airport express is one thing I didn't experience. I was in Oslo for a tradeshow and I had free public transportation included in my exhibitor pass. Just the regular trains, though. Still I'm very fond of it, cause I got a couple of the vouchers for the express train you can get at the Oslo station. You are supposed to board with them and pay at your destination, if you can't use your card at the ticketing machines at departure. They look just like tickets, price and all, so... I put them in my expense note. 😉 The money I got out of that little trick paid for a nice, warm jumper I took as a souvenir. A jumper I've found at an excellent price, in a shop that was suggested in one of the videos from this channel! I love you guys! ❤
The liquor monopoly is kinda the same in Sweden and Finland as well. In Finland we are the most liberated from our alcohol monopoly, as our regular retail shops have the longest hours for alcoholic beverage sales, and can sell the highest alc.vol. drinks, but STILL we have to get our wines and spirits from the specialized alcohol monopoly stores (Alko). But we have great opposition to this practise, and I'm quite certain that pretty soon at least regular wines will be a grocery store commodity. The Alko stores are already situated under the same roof with markets and in malls, but the problem is that they are too few and far between.
I’ve seen many NRK television shows. They’re great. We have a privately owned railway in the UK and it’s ridiculous expensive and is never on time. The carriages are also grotty and dirty.
I didn't mind the Tine brand, but the food in Norway is the absolute worst I've ever experienced. After 10 days, I felt malnourished, and I'm not a big eater. WORST FOOD EVER.
@NordicSami- this explains why there is so much less obesity than here in the US. Of course, it's better to be on a flight with a thin Norwegian, given the size of airline seats, these days.
In Sweden it's the same with "Systembolaget", the alcohol stores run by the Swedish government. In Sweden you can buy folköl (peoples beer) in the grocery stores but it's below 3% or 4% alcohol content. Whenever I take a trip on one of the Baltic ferries in Sweden it's entertaining to see how much alcohol people by from the duty free shops on the boats. I've literally seen cars driving off the ferries with cases of beer and booze stacked to the roof. The ferry between Helsingborg Sweden and Helsingør Denmark is 20 minutes long, I think its only purpose is for Swedes and Danes to buy cheap alcohol.
Our state couldnt run a hot dog van at the moment. I think I will just give my rose to my cat. Our country,to use a Norwegian word in an English phrase has gone spen-up! Or tits-up in English.
I have family there. You guys are very funny to me and I can understand that some people there are pissed off at you. The last time I was there I was tired of hearing the complaints about the highest standards of living in the world. Can you do a show about the “moonshine “ . Like the wall of sugar bags and cakes of yeast at the rural grocery stores . Or is that a shhhhh? Hade fra USA.
Ronald, please please tell me you washed your hands after touching that toilet seat lid! In the video you went straight to the seats! 🤢 I love you anyway, you funny man, og Mads å.
The Norwegian state provides good services for the people of Norway. Be grateful for what you have Norway, you will miss it if it goes. Greetings from 🇬🇧
I'm fine with taxation of tobacco and alcool, I would put on the label even how much tax money from them was used the previous year to cure diseases caused by them. I just hope, since I'm planning to come to Norway to live, that the state doesn't go full commie like the WEF likes: no meat, no private cars, no privacy, no property of any kind... How many chances are that it will happen in the near or distant future? Greetings from Italy.
@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Yep, I know, the problem is that in the dystopian future those bright minds are planning for us "you will own nothing and be happy", to quote them verbatim, so someone - them - will own everything. Capitalism for them, socialism/communism for us. But not everything is going according to their plans, and in the previous mass craziness monarchies managed it better then so called democracies. So I've really high hopes for Norway and my life there. Sorry for such a serious comment, I know you are more for a light hearted entertainment.
Americans and capitalist supporters on TH-cam are unable to comprehend that we're a Social-Democracy (socialism). When I tell them outright they're always answering "NUH-UH, you have free markets" and when I show them the government list of owned companies they completely shut down and break all contact. It's hilarious being a secret Soviet State! 🤣
I'm kind of a reverse Norwegian - I'm chatty, friendly and fun while sober and get reserved and depressed while drunk 🤣 Unlikely I will ever visit Vinmonopolet if I manage a visit to Norway...but can certainly understand why it would be your first choice. Me? I'll take that train VROOM VROOM 🤩
In the Netherlands the state has all her monopolies sold to the free market, so everything got worse and more expensive but hey, it is progress! 😢 I think a lot of people don't trust the state anymore because they have really made awful decisions. For instance we have earthquakes in the north of our country due to gas drilling. They have built a skyskraper high administration confusion (think Kafka!) but they can't compensate the people with ruined houses. Also they have send a lot of people into debt and despair because they had to pay back the compensation they had gotten for childcare, because they were wrongly accused of fraude. But it were the daycare centers who had committed the fraude. Also in this case the state doesn't succeed in reparing their mistakes.
Very interesting to learn Anka. In Norway, we have several political parties on the right who want to sell these companies to private parties. But there is not a majority for this - and Norwegians bristle when the discussion comes up. Thanks for sharing!
I'm very much on the left politically so sure, I'm generally a fan of statism. 😃On the other hand, cannot BELIEVE that Mr Vin Monopoly wouldn't accept Ronald's rose!
Why don't you like it? I see a lot of people saying that they don't like ai, but many times they're calling something ai that I know for a fact is real life. So what exactly don't you like about it, and which parts of the video are you upset about?
What's your relationship to your state?
The state is run by people. It's one of those career categories that attracts psychopathic personality types who enjoy having control over others. At least in Norway, it's easier to personally know your politicians, whereas in the US, they're usually rich people who live in gated communities, and at the national level, they are hundreds or thousands of miles away. Currently, we have a federal government that doesn't allow dissent from political opponents. Need I say more?
I'ld rather be in Tromso than Canada
Living in another Nordic country I too trust the state although less and less. I hate that politics has become a job more than working towards improving our country.
Ugh - I live in the USA. On the federal level, our politics have devolved into the completely ludicrous. I don't want to vote for any of the available candidates, anymore. Not much better on the state level, imo. Local and regional are a mixed bag.
In Pennsylvania the state (commonwealth) runs "the state stores," which are the alcohol shops. The state even has its own wine brand.
Everything you need to know about Norway is on this channel. Don't bother with history books or travel guides, just watch all the content on this channel and you'll be an expert on Norwegian culture, and history. Guaranteed.
Thanks for being awesome and very motivating. We appreciate every word!
Don't make us wait another 2 months for the next video...PLEASE!
Glad you and Mads are back!
Best Channel EVER
Glad to see you guys again. I hope to see you back soon.
Is it luxury?
It becomes luxurious when you guys arrive!
The production quality of your videos is really cool lately too!
Thanks!
Your TH-cam channel is hilarious 😂
So happy to see both of you back on the channel. Sheeze, it feels like it's been forever!!! Anyhoo, love you both and I really enjoyed the video. Happy Valentine's Day Ronald and Mads, all the way from North Richland Hills, Tx. 🤠❤
Ron and Mads get an entire bouquet of roses! We love you guys! Subwoolfer though. They deserve flowers too or at least a matpakke consolation prize.
The graphic art was FANTASTIC!!! (Who did the drawings?) You just upped the game by a huuuuge leap.
Who can possibly choose between milk and alcohol? Insane! I love them both.
Thx a ton. It was me with a little help of custom instructed chat gpt, dall e :) Best Mads 😊
Good format, enjoyed the final interview. You should do more interviews with random people
It appears that Regimes are becoming quite popular around the world over the last few years.
My favourite couple is back! ~ Yay! Hope you guys had a happy Valentine's Day! ~ XO
Always so happy to see another video from you guys! I hope to move to Norway one day (from the southeastern US), and your videos always make me want to move even more. Do you think you might ever do another video about the Norwegian language? I'm trying to learn Bokmål and the grammar rules are very interesting (and make much more sense than English). It would also be really cool to see the average Norwegian's opinion of black metal. Tusen takk, og jeg håper vi får se en ny video fra dere snart!
I knew who the winner would be even before you mentioned the first brand 😄. And I've only been to Norway once. But it has it's international fame ☺
In Ohio we state liquor stores, but you can buy wine in any supermarket, gas station and even a drive thru
In my town there is a liquor store in a supermarket.
Well done gentlemen. A masterpiece of wit and charm.
Woop woop! Anotjer video!! :)
Happy Valentine's. I honestly was just missing you both. Thought about you yesterday, and here you are. Your videos are fun and informative. I don't think state restricted consumption of alcohol would go well in the US. Of course we have hours of operation. In the positive side for you, looks like you have the best selection of wines from all over the world already done for you. Do they limit only to wine?
Entertaining video, thanks, I must be careful or I might learn something, as we say in West Texas, that’ll learn yea.
LOL in the USA there are certain states that do the same thing. State run shops to buy alcohol. I enjoy wine but collect Bourbon, love bourbon.
Another clever video 💕
If I had to go to one particular store to get wine, I would never drink any. It’s too much of a hassle to go to a separate store for that. But love is love, so I wish you all the best with your love, although she kicked you out! ❤ I love your new backpack, by the way, Ronald! And Mads, it’s great that we hear more from you as well, even if it’s in the background!
Happy to see you back. Enjoy your humor.
So awkward when he kicked you out... I love it.
New video :D ❤❤❤ perfect timing
Impressive presentation fellas!
I thought Norwegian passenger service, such as Vy, is now all privatized now.
I love NRK's concert videos. (And that 4 season Bergen to Bodø train journey set back on the anniversary year of the Bergen line).
The ending - LOL! At least, while you are in the store, you can buy what you want. I learned that one must have an alcohol card stamped in Svalbard, with a monthly limit. No ability to overindulge there!
Keep up the great work, love seeing your videos! 📹
You two boys are so cute. You must have so much fun making these videos. You have made me decide to try and order your weird brown cheese and have it delivered to Australia. I did a DNA test and got the results last week, and I'm 5% Norwegian so maybe I will like it - but the 95% of me that is Scottish/English/Irish might hate it :D PS. Our government-owned Australian Broadcasting Corporation is the most trusted source of news in Australia too. They have the most interesting TV shows.
Your video was a lot of fun. You are witty and funny. ❤
I live in Alberta Canada, not of Norwegiann heritage, but 3 of my grandparents were from Sweden, have been there once to meet my father's first cousins. In Alberta our liquor laws were changed so that you can usually buy liquor until about 0200h. Not so in all other provinces, in the USA you can purchase beer and some mixed drinks even in 24h conveniance stores. Love your programs, always look forward to new ones.
Tine is cooperative owned by around 15,000 farmers. It is not state owned.
We know, so we call it "heavy subsidized brand" in the video
Q er mer subsidiert en Tine pr liter melk
I like the wooden seats. Very nice touch!
I'm loving in it, its super great video making its feels like art and i wish in time where my company and what i do will be known in Norway then it will be my dream to make something together with you guys :D great actor skills and this super specific humor which you can see living here :D
I want to live in Norway but I would have to do my grocery shopping in a neighboring country. I hope Norway has excellent language tutors.
Haha, Sweden is your answer. Welcome to Norway
I live in Nevada in the USA and you can buy alcohol here 24/7 at any supermarket, gas station, convenience store etc. But you have to go to specific dispensaries to buy the green smokable stuff legally lol
You two guys are great.
In New Orleans you can buy alcohol anytime in the drugstore, which is both a pharmacy and a convenience shop!
Spring...warm...🥰
In Canada, liquor is also under the control of the government. Each province has its own liquor boards and liquor laws. For instance, in Québec, you can legally buy and consume alcohol at 18, whereas in Ontario, you have to be 19 years old. We can buy beer and wine at grocery stores and in corner stores, but the wine is not the best quality. For liquor and good wines, we have to go to the SAQ (Société des alcools du Québec). They are opened 7 days a week, same hours as regular stores. 😊
Very good video guys ,good content. One question turned up in my mind : Do these "4 state owned brands" doing well still or they are struggling ?
The airport express train is struggling a bit. Since they lost their monopoly. So politicians are talking about merging it with the other state brand Vy, the "green train"
Tine is a Co-operative. State dont have any ownership.
"The ceiling is nice" must be the most damning comment you can make about a luxury train. 😂
We've missed you!
Your graphics are so nice and witty
When are y'all getting your show on NRK?
So good to see you two again❤❤I missed you! In Virgina, they have the state controlled ABC stores(Alchoholic Beverage Control) that sell hard liquor. They have store hours. I'm ok with it, though some think it stupid. You can get beer and wine in grocery stores. Look forward to seeing you soon!🌹
Excellent, s😂 happy to see another vlog
The luxurious airport express is one thing I didn't experience. I was in Oslo for a tradeshow and I had free public transportation included in my exhibitor pass. Just the regular trains, though.
Still I'm very fond of it, cause I got a couple of the vouchers for the express train you can get at the Oslo station. You are supposed to board with them and pay at your destination, if you can't use your card at the ticketing machines at departure.
They look just like tickets, price and all, so... I put them in my expense note. 😉
The money I got out of that little trick paid for a nice, warm jumper I took as a souvenir.
A jumper I've found at an excellent price, in a shop that was suggested in one of the videos from this channel!
I love you guys! ❤
Very interesting. I'm from the USA. Guess Norway is accustomed to a monoploy on liquor. Thanks much. Salute 🥂
The liquor monopoly is kinda the same in Sweden and Finland as well.
In Finland we are the most liberated from our alcohol monopoly, as our regular retail shops have the longest hours for alcoholic beverage sales, and can sell the highest alc.vol. drinks, but STILL we have to get our wines and spirits from the specialized alcohol monopoly stores (Alko).
But we have great opposition to this practise, and I'm quite certain that pretty soon at least regular wines will be a grocery store commodity.
The Alko stores are already situated under the same roof with markets and in malls, but the problem is that they are too few and far between.
I’ve seen many NRK television shows. They’re great. We have a privately owned railway in the UK and it’s ridiculous expensive and is never on time. The carriages are also grotty and dirty.
Mads and Ronald ❤🌹
Great video today guys! One comment, I prefer with less AI images and more of you Mads + Ronald :)
in usa, in washington (not DC), i am very satisfied with the way my life is. for now, at least.
Um abraço do Algarve !
Muito obrigado. Grande abraço da nevada Oslo de volta!
❤❤❤❤❤ it’s complicated!
Canadians are also very loyal to Canadian milk.
This is the best ❤
All the mooing in the beginning 😂
I enjoy going on Bourbon making/tasting tours in Kentucky. But you make Norway look enticing in every video!
Nice graphics. Missed your sparkling wit and humor. Around here the most Norwegian thing I find is sardines.
Can you make a video about selling house or rent?
Happy your Happy. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I didn't mind the Tine brand, but the food in Norway is the absolute worst I've ever experienced. After 10 days, I felt malnourished, and I'm not a big eater. WORST FOOD EVER.
@NordicSami- this explains why there is so much less obesity than here in the US. Of course, it's better to be on a flight with a thin Norwegian, given the size of airline seats, these days.
In Sweden it's the same with "Systembolaget", the alcohol stores run by the Swedish government. In Sweden you can buy folköl (peoples beer) in the grocery stores but it's below 3% or 4% alcohol content. Whenever I take a trip on one of the Baltic ferries in Sweden it's entertaining to see how much alcohol people by from the duty free shops on the boats. I've literally seen cars driving off the ferries with cases of beer and booze stacked to the roof. The ferry between Helsingborg Sweden and Helsingør Denmark is 20 minutes long, I think its only purpose is for Swedes and Danes to buy cheap alcohol.
Our state couldnt run a hot dog van at the moment. I think I will just give my rose to my cat. Our country,to use a Norwegian word in an English phrase has gone spen-up! Or tits-up in English.
Thank you State 🐻
Statoil not on your list? Lol
I thought it would be too!
Somebody's in love 💕
Alcohol is for everyone now please go away haha!
I’d love to see more interviews incorporated into the videos
Tine is not state owned. This is cooperative model company, owned by the farmers.
I have family there. You guys are very funny to me and I can understand that some people there are pissed off at you. The last time I was there I was tired of hearing the complaints about the highest standards of living in the world. Can you do a show about the “moonshine “ . Like the wall of sugar bags and cakes of yeast at the rural grocery stores . Or is that a shhhhh? Hade fra USA.
Tine is not owned by the state! Its 100% farmer owned. Owned by 10.000 small farmers from all of Norway.
Ronald, please please tell me you washed your hands after touching that toilet seat lid! In the video you went straight to the seats! 🤢 I love you anyway, you funny man, og Mads å.
I remember when I moved to Norway 4 years ago from Germany I thought I had come to North Korea, which I had never been to.
Yourway2norway can you do a syden video in Asia?
Polet....I knew it!
Given the controls on alcohol, are rates of diabetes and alcoholism exceedingly low, or do people cross borders to stockpile alcohol?
The Norwegian state provides good services for the people of Norway. Be grateful for what you have Norway, you will miss it if it goes. Greetings from 🇬🇧
At the beginning, I thougt you would give the rose to Vinmonopolet.😊
Edit: and you did 😊
Love you guys ❤❤❤ 🇬🇧 ❤❤❤
I'm fine with taxation of tobacco and alcool, I would put on the label even how much tax money from them was used the previous year to cure diseases caused by them. I just hope, since I'm planning to come to Norway to live, that the state doesn't go full commie like the WEF likes: no meat, no private cars, no privacy, no property of any kind... How many chances are that it will happen in the near or distant future? Greetings from Italy.
We are capitalistic too ;) Welcome to Norway
@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Yep, I know, the problem is that in the dystopian future those bright minds are planning for us "you will own nothing and be happy", to quote them verbatim, so someone - them - will own everything. Capitalism for them, socialism/communism for us.
But not everything is going according to their plans, and in the previous mass craziness monarchies managed it better then so called democracies. So I've really high hopes for Norway and my life there.
Sorry for such a serious comment, I know you are more for a light hearted entertainment.
I thught Tine was a co-op owned by the dairy farmers of Norway. Are you sure it is state owned?
You are absolutely right, at the same time the coop (owned by farmers and consumers) heavily subsidized by the state, as Ronald says. Best Mads :)
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Americans and capitalist supporters on TH-cam are unable to comprehend that we're a Social-Democracy (socialism). When I tell them outright they're always answering "NUH-UH, you have free markets" and when I show them the government list of owned companies they completely shut down and break all contact. It's hilarious being a secret Soviet State! 🤣
😆😜
I'm kind of a reverse Norwegian - I'm chatty, friendly and fun while sober and get reserved and depressed while drunk 🤣 Unlikely I will ever visit Vinmonopolet if I manage a visit to Norway...but can certainly understand why it would be your first choice.
Me? I'll take that train VROOM VROOM 🤩
Me❤❤❤South Africa
You compllain? In Italy the State owns television, radio, railroads, tobacco
Tine is not state owned. It's a cooperative owned by the Norwegian milk farmers.
We know, therefore Ron says heavy subsidized
Tine is not state owned. It's a farmer cooperative.
this guy is seriously menace to society in public
In the Netherlands the state has all her monopolies sold to the free market, so everything got worse and more expensive but hey, it is progress! 😢
I think a lot of people don't trust the state anymore because they have really made awful decisions. For instance we have earthquakes in the north of our country due to gas drilling. They have built a skyskraper high administration confusion (think Kafka!) but they can't compensate the people with ruined houses.
Also they have send a lot of people into debt and despair because they had to pay back the compensation they had gotten for childcare, because they were wrongly accused of fraude. But it were the daycare centers who had committed the fraude. Also in this case the state doesn't succeed in reparing their mistakes.
Very interesting to learn Anka. In Norway, we have several political parties on the right who want to sell these companies to private parties. But there is not a majority for this - and Norwegians bristle when the discussion comes up. Thanks for sharing!
I'm very much on the left politically so sure, I'm generally a fan of statism. 😃On the other hand, cannot BELIEVE that Mr Vin Monopoly wouldn't accept Ronald's rose!
So typical though. "You have to leave now. We're closing.". The rules are the rules!
@@PluminhaI think that is normal and ok.
Sounds just like Canada.
Are you even allowed to own property? Or does the state own that too?
:)
Lol love the AI-pictures!! - also i dont think the problem so much is your oil production, as it is your enormus over consumption of all goods
Valid point. Thanks for sharing!
Personally, I don't like AI art getting used without disclosure - if at all. I hope you find another way to visualize your humor.
Why don't you like it? I see a lot of people saying that they don't like ai, but many times they're calling something ai that I know for a fact is real life. So what exactly don't you like about it, and which parts of the video are you upset about?