My whole city is mildly interesting. It’s quite pretty except the outer suburbs and tourists often ask me “is there anything to do here”? Yes, go to the Gold or Sunny Coast. ❤️ from Brissy.
i had to use a payphone after totalling my car in the middle of the bush - managed to limp it to the nearest town, then had to use the free payphone to call a taxi to get me to the airport to get a hirecar so i could get the rest of the way home. Definitely an important service, if not technically a lifesaver. They also provide free WiFi, but I think you might have to be a Telstra customer to access it.
Halloween is only a recent thing here in Australia . I never heard of it growing up , and some Aussies lately put up some related decorations if want to be involved .
Ian is about that only American that pronounces Melbourne correctly! Saw you on another video taking about a guy there hoisting an F1 car to his penthouse. Perfect pronunciation, as its kinda pronounced "Mel-ben". Well done!
The pay phone for free is great as they make no money off of them and cost more to gather the money or dispose so someone smart just made them free. Iwish they had that 20yrs ago when I was drunk trying to get home at 3am and getting my mum to pick me up and drop me off at my house she is the best mum ever.
I don’t know who’s more insane, those who think the earth is flat or those who think someone should be imprisoned over a victimless opinion. Sorta leaning towards the latter
@@dylanzrim3635 if it weren´t for many many people instrumentalizing and capitalizing on such "opinions" I would agree... But I don´t, so off to Fakestralia with ya :) (jk)
Last time I was up at a place called Aberfeldy in the high country of Victoria there was a pay phone there. Just did a quick Google search and it's still there. It's freaking amazing as there's not really anyone out there, and it's not easy to get to. I'm not even sure you can get there without a 4x4. It's really weird. The only thing I can think of is there may not be any mobile coverage up there and they need it for emergencies.
I know the chances of this comment being seen are slim, but 8:28 I don't see this mentioned often re: payphones, so maybe it's not hugely common knowledge, but the payphones (with the Wi-Fi symbol on top anyway) are dual purpose in that they also provide "free" Wi-Fi "hubs" to anyone with a Telstra account number. I haven't been with Telstra in years, and stopped working for them even longer ago, so there may be other options regarding the Wi-Fi that I'm currently unaware of, but this is how they (Telstra) initially repurposed them.
I used to work for the company that operates the payphones, if you look carefully you'll also see the wifi logo on a small link box sticking out the top of the payphones ....yes they are also wifi hotspots
4:00 interesting point about the 'Australia' shape - this is what most people will draw when asked to draw Australia, as people will generally leave out Arnhem land at the top! (I found this out at university when we were given an activity to do, and as a teacher I've tested it on students and other teachers many times). For some reason even Aussies will do the Kimberlies and Cape York in the north, but mangle the NT in between.
Ian, you keep saying it’s very hot here, but the heat is mainly in the red centre and the further north you go, the higher the temperatures, but generally, Australia has a similar temperature range to the US, because we cover a very similar latitude and longitude, it’s just that we’re south of the Equator while you’re north of it.
8:00 Fun fact. When I lived in Far North Queensland ten years ago, there was a public phone in the village near where I lived, and one in the community further down the road. You couldn't use coins in the phone. You had to buy a phone card from the local store if you wanted to make a call. Why? Because in remote areas where there isn't surveillance or lots of witnesses, phone booths that took cash were a gold mine for travelers or locals short on cash. Making them free was a wise economical decision with respect to maintenance and repair by Telstra.
1:50 I'm relatively old when it comes to Freddo Frogs. I still remember the original chocolate Freddos that looked like the Australian Rocket Frog, and you could eat the back legs first, and then the front legs, and then work your way up the body from either end. No fillings. Just chocolatey frog goodness. Then they changed the frog! They turned it into some bizarre cartoon character that was looking at you as you ate it! And then they gave it INTESTINES! In the form of caramel or raspberry or some other sick, intestine-looking colour. My chocolate frog became a gut-ooze-filled monstrosity that nightmares were borne from.
Lived on over 5 acres of bush here in Western Australia with lots of sand & water, so lots of #7 (Western Australian Tiger Snake) & a few #14 (Dugite - Spotted Brown Snake). It was an interesting life trying to avoid each other. Lost quite a few pets along the way too - with one notable survivor.
5:21 One time when it was so hot it was around 50,49 or 48° in Sydney with been hearing popping sounds on a tin roof and when my sister got out to the backyard to check, what was popping it was spiders that got killed by the heat, and the spiders were actually dangling down while it was dying from there the heat
Wow an eastern diamond back is less deadly than a red bellied black snake, I see them in my yard regularly. A long handled shovel usually sorts them out pretty quickly.
This is different! 😁 (No Tasmania! 😁😉) Bizarre, one Australia is enough, more floods today! 🧐 Chocolate, Freddo's Frogs! 🤩 Rock of refuse! 💩 Rock of Australia! 👍🇦🇺 Real Stock, Campbell's!! 😯 WA dry and hot, asbestos gloves! 🥵 Gummy worms, yes, Australia uses less chemicals! 👍 Payphones, are still around in case of emergencies! 🤗 Starbucks, commit coffee suicide, in that missing country, down under! 😂 Woollies, cup holders, preventing spills in Aisle 3! 🔊 T shirt!? 😏 Halloween! 😛 USA section, hoho! 😳 Banksia bark, great for art/craft projects! 😄 21 snakes, yeah world record! 🤩 Clean out the pantry! 😩 KFC, c'mon thru mate! 👍😁😊
6:09 we don't have the red and yellow dye that the US does, they are illegal to be used in foods made here. The dyes are classed as a cancer causing chemical
Starbucks didn't do well here because their coffee isn't nearly as good as ours and we have many coffee shops all over the place, they just couldn't compete
My missus is a chef. But if she was Mexican and a good cook I wouldn't eat Macca's either mate. Lol I don't now. But I'd love to eat good Mexican food on a regular basis.
Ha ha ha….. I so hate huntsman spiders. Your reaction is exactly how I feel every time I find one. Thankfully I’ve never found one in the pantry. Knock on wood…. And I hope I never do.
FAIRY BREAD is Australia's national birthday party fare. It's a slice of white bread with butter and 100s&1000s sprinkled all over. that slice must then be cut into quarters for little hands😜
Our neighbour was bitten by a white tail spider while checking his mail. Most of his hand is now missing. I now live in QLD and honestly thought those things were only found down south. Salt mine - that rectangular building directly in front of the salt looks like a ship container.
I got bitten once when a White Tail got me on ankle above my work boot. The bite left a 20c coin blister pop & cleaned with alcohol / betadine & only to learn how bad it could have been.
I’ve been bitten three times on the same foot by a white tail & it’s not fun 😅 Twice on the same day while attending an outdoor event a few years ago. I had deep small ulcer-like sores that took months to heal & itched like hell for a long time. I still have bruise-like discolourations/scarring. The third time was a few weeks ago. Healed a lot quicker but still left a “bruise”. I think the severity of your reaction depends on whether you’re allergic? 🤷🏼♀️ Anyway, I know I’m lucky & I wish they’d leave me alone, I’ve had my turn…3 times 🤬😂
Not only are those "payphones" free but they are also Wi-Fi hotspots. So if you have no internet signal you can use the wi-fi if you are in range of the phone.
My man. A fellow named Mc Robertson ran a chocolate business. He had an 18-year-old kid who was his mould maker. He asked the boy to make a chocolate mouse. The boy told him that women and children might be afraid of mice, so he suggested to his boss, maybe we should make a frog. That was the birth of Freddo frog, 93 years ago. The company is now owned by Cadbury. Amazing story. Tasmania is not there because we call the place, “Melbourne’s apple storage.” (They’re big on apples but you can’t buy a decent apple on the island, coz they export all the good ones.) Must do a trip to Australia number two. 😹
Tasmania governed Melbourne before 1850! My family grew apples in the Huon Valley and exported them to Europe, unfortunately the market ended and closed in 1971, most of the apple orchards were flattened for other farming! The Apple Isle apple market is a pale imitation of pre 1970s, flowers are the biggest export now! Bilpin & Orange in NSW still grow a lot of great apples!
public phones also have a number i have a bunch fo them stored in my phoen because my mum always rings me when they are treckig nabout jsut for fun haha
@mateIwrockers-a Nice try, scammer. The real user IWrocker account has a checkmark and the name spelled in grey border. Where's yours scammer? Are you so poor the you have to scam people for a living?
That 100s and 1000s Freddo Frog was from the EU. Did you notice the weight thing on the bottom front of the pack? So Australia may not have them. And on the TShirt of the boyfriend who spilled the beer, there is even Kangaroo Island!
That world map actually exposes a secret hidden in plain sight. Remember when Australia II won the Amercias Cup race? Now you know how that boat was named...
Pay phones are still here by law as not everyone has a mobile phone or at minimum a charged phone. They are also free due to cost of cleaning the cash out. Pink phones are also wifi hubs
@8:34 well surprising here they are still people in AU that don't have mobile phones or even a landline so they reply on these ex-pay phones. Edit: Just my suburb we have like 3 of these phone.
sad story is that in larger cities throughout the western world they make a comeback because of poverty. With social projects installing free phones and USB charging ports where people would actually need it because more and more people cant afford the calls or dont have the opportunity to charge phones.
0:28 There is also Greenland, Iceland, Madagascar the Philippines, Indonesia & the continent Antarctica missing🦧...& What a joke of a "map". also dozens of important Islands but if i had to list em i would sit here all day.
Those are sea salt ponds mines. We have I believe 5 of those in Australia. Those vary in size, but the big ones are just massive and the salt mountains can be 30-50m high.
We joint tassie and the kiwi's up to make another Australia 🇦🇺 I think we should try and sell the second one off like we where doing with the kiwi's🤔🤔🤔 When you said about rhe snakes it's a sea of red It must be why theirs a song that used to get played here by a band split ens i see red was the chorus line 🤣🤣🤣
How big was the fatberg in London? In September 2017, Thames Water made a horrifying discovery in a sewer below Whitechapel: the fatberg, a 250 metre long, 130 tonne mass of oil and grease congealed with wet wipes and other sanitary products . It's the largest ever discovered, and the Museum of London wants to put it on display. When was the first fatberg discovered? The word “fatberg” was coined in 2008, but only rose to prominence in 2013 when utility firm Thames Water discovered a 15-tonne blockage in London's sewers. By 2017, the portmanteau had been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, so clearly it has caught people's imaginations.
The pay phones are legal requirement put on the telecommunications. They are free because it costs more to pay someone to empty the coin holder than it costs for free phone calls.
How many pay phones is there in Australia, Australians will be able to make free calls from public pay phones across the country under a new Telstra initiative. Standard national calls and SMS from Telstra’s network of more than 15,000 pay phones will be made free from Tuesday, while pay phones will become completely coinless from 1 October. But consumers will still have to pay for overseas calls.
It always amuses me when people call them Malteasers... look again... it's Maltesers...for some reason or another the manufacturer omitted an "a" in the branding.
This is so funny to me, every time I come across this: no equivalent > mars bar (in US) mars bars (everywhere except US) > milky way (in US) milky way (everywhere except US) > wunderbar (in US) wunderbar (Canada, Germany) > star bar (in US and some others)
Ian, you know I've been subbed to your channel for quite some time. However, can I just thank you (maybe) again for pronouncing Australian towns and cities like a proper Australian? One thing though. You can pronounce 'Australia' the way you do 'Ostralia', or you can also pronounce it, 'Ahstralia', Just a short 'ah' ...'Asrtralia'.
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What do Y'all Find MILDLY interesting about Your Area? 🎉🎉
My whole city is mildly interesting. It’s quite pretty except the outer suburbs and tourists often ask me “is there anything to do here”? Yes, go to the Gold or Sunny Coast. ❤️ from Brissy.
i had to use a payphone after totalling my car in the middle of the bush - managed to limp it to the nearest town, then had to use the free payphone to call a taxi to get me to the airport to get a hirecar so i could get the rest of the way home. Definitely an important service, if not technically a lifesaver. They also provide free WiFi, but I think you might have to be a Telstra customer to access it.
Milano are biscuits/cookies, not chocolate. :)
Love your videos mate, but WHY are you constantly bouncing like you're on a pogo stick ??
Seeing the southern aurora sometimes at night
I summer in Australia number two and spend my Winters in Australia number one.
Welcome back and hope the new addition to the family is going great mate (as well as of course your wife)
The snake that causes the most problems in Australia is the trouser snake.🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@whymeeveryone 🙀🙀🙀
And its always the ones who shouldnt reproduce who reproduce. Goddamn trouser snakes.
@@goatlord7310 Confucius say, “Girl who spring on innerspring this spring get offspring next spring.” 🤣
Halloween is only a recent thing here in Australia . I never heard of it growing up , and some Aussies lately put up some related decorations if want to be involved .
Maybe the Maldives are just a lot bigger than we thought... lol
Ian is about that only American that pronounces Melbourne correctly! Saw you on another video taking about a guy there hoisting an F1 car to his penthouse. Perfect pronunciation, as its kinda pronounced "Mel-ben". Well done!
The pay phone for free is great as they make no money off of them and cost more to gather the money or dispose so someone smart just made them free. Iwish they had that 20yrs ago when I was drunk trying to get home at 3am and getting my mum to pick me up and drop me off at my house she is the best mum ever.
Did you use "the old call" collect, I used to go to the local shop and call collect as I forgot what I had to get and Mums are the best!!
@user-gq5wc5hd6d ha yeah I did but now they are free it's even better back then the mobile phone wasn't a thing
Halloween may be popular in some suburbs but not in country South Australia where i liive..........thankfully.
Well, I'm in East Australia. The one below India is where we send people who think that the earth is flat!
Hahaha
I don’t know who’s more insane, those who think the earth is flat or those who think someone should be imprisoned over a victimless opinion. Sorta leaning towards the latter
@@dylanzrim3635 Yeah... You're going to the other Australia.
@@dylanzrim3635 That's funny too haahhaha
@@dylanzrim3635 if it weren´t for many many people instrumentalizing and capitalizing on such "opinions" I would agree...
But I don´t, so off to Fakestralia with ya :) (jk)
If you don't have a huntsman spider somewhere in, or around your house, there's something wrong. Cute little guys, and basically harmless.
Last time I was up at a place called Aberfeldy in the high country of Victoria there was a pay phone there. Just did a quick Google search and it's still there. It's freaking amazing as there's not really anyone out there, and it's not easy to get to. I'm not even sure you can get there without a 4x4. It's really weird. The only thing I can think of is there may not be any mobile coverage up there and they need it for emergencies.
That bit in South Australia is called the great Australian bite. Chomp chomp
Stop there in the late 80's (on a interstate bus), a LOOONG way down, saw a heap of sharks!
Also bass strait up north. He is learning. Slowly. We are all going to throw a party for him and his family when he comes over.
the banksia serrata on my property are mildly interesting with their knobby orange bark
Allen's Killer Pythons are great also, they are multi-coloured and multi-flavoured.
I know the chances of this comment being seen are slim, but 8:28 I don't see this mentioned often re: payphones, so maybe it's not hugely common knowledge, but the payphones (with the Wi-Fi symbol on top anyway) are dual purpose in that they also provide "free" Wi-Fi "hubs" to anyone with a Telstra account number. I haven't been with Telstra in years, and stopped working for them even longer ago, so there may be other options regarding the Wi-Fi that I'm currently unaware of, but this is how they (Telstra) initially repurposed them.
I used to work for the company that operates the payphones, if you look carefully you'll also see the wifi logo on a small link box sticking out the top of the payphones ....yes they are also wifi hotspots
4:00 interesting point about the 'Australia' shape - this is what most people will draw when asked to draw Australia, as people will generally leave out Arnhem land at the top! (I found this out at university when we were given an activity to do, and as a teacher I've tested it on students and other teachers many times). For some reason even Aussies will do the Kimberlies and Cape York in the north, but mangle the NT in between.
As a 6 year old I could draw a map of Australia on a bottle cap using a nail, Nana was so proud of me way back when (58 years ago)
And where is Tasmania? It's left out of many maps. My friend actually thought it was a different country.
Some of these Woolies with cupholders in then trolleys used to have in store cafes serving barista coffee
G’day Ian, the fatberg rock gives a hole different meaning to shitting a brick 🤣🇦🇺👍
also love the kangaroo beach -i assume towel on your chair! 👌
Salt mine is in South Hedland, North end Western Australia.
Ian, you keep saying it’s very hot here, but the heat is mainly in the red centre and the further north you go, the higher the temperatures, but generally, Australia has a similar temperature range to the US, because we cover a very similar latitude and longitude, it’s just that we’re south of the Equator while you’re north of it.
Maybe that’s not the sorta ‘hot’ he meant, lol
Well its 38C in Melbourne today so we do have our moments. I just looked and places in the outer Western suburbs like Laverton are 40C.
8:00 Fun fact. When I lived in Far North Queensland ten years ago, there was a public phone in the village near where I lived, and one in the community further down the road. You couldn't use coins in the phone. You had to buy a phone card from the local store if you wanted to make a call. Why? Because in remote areas where there isn't surveillance or lots of witnesses, phone booths that took cash were a gold mine for travelers or locals short on cash. Making them free was a wise economical decision with respect to maintenance and repair by Telstra.
1:50 I'm relatively old when it comes to Freddo Frogs. I still remember the original chocolate Freddos that looked like the Australian Rocket Frog, and you could eat the back legs first, and then the front legs, and then work your way up the body from either end. No fillings. Just chocolatey frog goodness. Then they changed the frog! They turned it into some bizarre cartoon character that was looking at you as you ate it! And then they gave it INTESTINES! In the form of caramel or raspberry or some other sick, intestine-looking colour. My chocolate frog became a gut-ooze-filled monstrosity that nightmares were borne from.
😂
10:10 ...the german drugstore "Rossmann" got magnifying glasses at their shoppingcarts that older ppl can read the Packaging.
Banksia bark turns to powder when rubbed together. Very handy if you are starting a fire with a bow drill.
Lived on over 5 acres of bush here in Western Australia with lots of sand & water, so lots of #7 (Western Australian Tiger Snake) & a few #14 (Dugite - Spotted Brown Snake). It was an interesting life trying to avoid each other. Lost quite a few pets along the way too - with one notable survivor.
Boring over here in mid north SA. All we get are Eastern Browns.
the stores also put in a place at the entrance where you can buy a reasonably decent coffee....folded during covid sadly but hope it comes back...
US confectionery is often sold in unique stand alone lollie shops. Usually expensive but good to have options
5:21 One time when it was so hot it was around 50,49 or 48° in Sydney with been hearing popping sounds on a tin roof and when my sister got out to the backyard to check, what was popping it was spiders that got killed by the heat, and the spiders were actually dangling down while it was dying from there the heat
Wow an eastern diamond back is less deadly than a red bellied black snake, I see them in my yard regularly. A long handled shovel usually sorts them out pretty quickly.
This is different! 😁 (No Tasmania! 😁😉) Bizarre, one Australia is enough, more floods today! 🧐 Chocolate, Freddo's Frogs! 🤩 Rock of refuse! 💩 Rock of Australia! 👍🇦🇺 Real Stock, Campbell's!! 😯 WA dry and hot, asbestos gloves! 🥵 Gummy worms, yes, Australia uses less chemicals! 👍 Payphones, are still around in case of emergencies! 🤗 Starbucks, commit coffee suicide, in that missing country, down under! 😂 Woollies, cup holders, preventing spills in Aisle 3! 🔊 T shirt!? 😏 Halloween! 😛 USA section, hoho! 😳 Banksia bark, great for art/craft projects! 😄 21 snakes, yeah world record! 🤩 Clean out the pantry! 😩 KFC, c'mon thru mate! 👍😁😊
gotta leave Tasmania off. it skews the census with all those heads
It’s a tight knit community. Everyone’s related to each other.
I had a Huntsman in my mailbox for about a year. Always checked on him before grabbing my mail so I don't scream like a little girl if he was on it.
@Text_iwrocker lol scammer
6:09 we don't have the red and yellow dye that the US does, they are illegal to be used in foods made here.
The dyes are classed as a cancer causing chemical
Awesome one Ian 🇦🇺👍
I wish they showed the whole banksia tree. I'll try n get a photo over the next week or two and put it on your Facebook page.
Hey you missed with the not-payphones they are also free wifi hotspots.
The Telstra phones also have free wifi if you need it as well . Telstra also used to be Telecom when I was growing up.
Starbucks didn't do well here because their coffee isn't nearly as good as ours and we have many coffee shops all over the place, they just couldn't compete
My missus is a chef. But if she was Mexican and a good cook I wouldn't eat Macca's either mate. Lol I don't now. But I'd love to eat good Mexican food on a regular basis.
Ha ha ha….. I so hate huntsman spiders. Your reaction is exactly how I feel every time I find one. Thankfully I’ve never found one in the pantry. Knock on wood…. And I hope I never do.
FAIRY BREAD is Australia's national birthday party fare. It's a slice of white bread with butter and 100s&1000s sprinkled all over. that slice must then be cut into quarters for little hands😜
Those pink Telstra phones formerly known as "Pay" also double as a free WiFi hotspot. You may have noticed the WiFi icon on the top.
Here in Adelaide we have an American sweet shop
Hey brother
The free pay phones [also free WiFi hotspots] are there exactly as you said. Get into a bind and help is a call away
Tasmania is the real 'heart' of Australia! 💗
And Canberra is the soul - the A-soul lololo (Canberran originally here!)
@@blackrussian12345 Ha, ha, ha! Yes! 😆 Ohsoulemio! 😩
Our neighbour was bitten by a white tail spider while checking his mail. Most of his hand is now missing. I now live in QLD and honestly thought those things were only found down south. Salt mine - that rectangular building directly in front of the salt looks like a ship container.
I got bitten once when a White Tail got me on ankle above my work boot. The bite left a 20c coin blister pop & cleaned with alcohol / betadine & only to learn how bad it could have been.
haha fellow Aussie here. and we thought cane toads were only found up north lololo
@@blackrussian12345 Hahahahahahaha
@@matthewbrown6163 Dude..... so lucky!!!
I’ve been bitten three times on the same foot by a white tail & it’s not fun 😅 Twice on the same day while attending an outdoor event a few years ago. I had deep small ulcer-like sores that took months to heal & itched like hell for a long time. I still have bruise-like discolourations/scarring. The third time was a few weeks ago. Healed a lot quicker but still left a “bruise”. I think the severity of your reaction depends on whether you’re allergic? 🤷🏼♀️ Anyway, I know I’m lucky & I wish they’d leave me alone, I’ve had my turn…3 times 🤬😂
With the payphone, owned by Telstra, many of them are wifi hotspots for the company's customers.
Now i need to check the EU trolli worms too.
I'm not in either Australia, im wherever Tasmania went
Australia was on that map from Starbucks, it was the sun, that’s Australia.
The coffee belt is where it's grown I reckon
True but there is coffee grown in Australia too, very small area so
Not only are those "payphones" free but they are also Wi-Fi hotspots. So if you have no internet signal you can use the wi-fi if you are in range of the phone.
I´d prefere the 2nd Australia.. seems to be less hot there :)
My man.
A fellow named Mc Robertson ran a chocolate business. He had an 18-year-old kid who was his mould maker. He asked the boy to make a chocolate mouse. The boy told him that women and children might be afraid of mice, so he suggested to his boss, maybe we should make a frog. That was the birth of Freddo frog, 93 years ago. The company is now owned by Cadbury. Amazing story.
Tasmania is not there because we call the place, “Melbourne’s apple storage.” (They’re big on apples but you can’t buy a decent apple on the island, coz they export all the good ones.)
Must do a trip to Australia number two. 😹
Tasmania governed Melbourne before 1850! My family grew apples in the Huon Valley and exported them to Europe, unfortunately the market ended and closed in 1971, most of the apple orchards were flattened for other farming! The Apple Isle apple market is a pale imitation of pre 1970s, flowers are the biggest export now! Bilpin & Orange in NSW still grow a lot of great apples!
public phones also have a number i have a bunch fo them stored in my phoen because my mum always rings me when they are treckig nabout jsut for fun haha
same in Germany... although you barely see any nowadays.
The free public phone system in Australia is awesome for drug dealers.
I'm 100% sure the woollies shopping trolley 🛒 coffee holder has been used more as a beer 🍺 holder than a coffee holder.
Milanos are a cookie made by Pepperidge Farm
May you do a mildly interesting America please???
Had the US M&M's, Aussie ones win hands down
Melbin = Melbrn.. roll the brn together like saying burn without a U... as in berrn.
Australia rocks, bigtime!
@mateIwrockers-a Nice try, scammer. The real user IWrocker account has a checkmark and the name spelled in grey border. Where's yours scammer? Are you so poor the you have to scam people for a living?
Butterfinger is the shit! ^^
i was at woolies yesterday and there was no trolleys with cup holder
That 100s and 1000s Freddo Frog was from the EU. Did you notice the weight thing on the bottom front of the pack? So Australia may not have them. And on the TShirt of the boyfriend who spilled the beer, there is even Kangaroo Island!
The coffee belt map is clearly of places that grow coffee.,
That's only a small salt pile. Use Google earth to zoom in on Dampier Salt.
That world map actually exposes a secret hidden in plain sight. Remember when Australia II won the Amercias Cup race? Now you know how that boat was named...
Pay phones are still here by law as not everyone has a mobile phone or at minimum a charged phone. They are also free due to cost of cleaning the cash out. Pink phones are also wifi hubs
Lol Ian you zoomed in twice at a fossil turd
@8:34
well surprising here they are still people in AU that don't have mobile phones or even a landline so they reply on these ex-pay phones.
Edit: Just my suburb we have like 3 of these phone.
sad story is that in larger cities throughout the western world they make a comeback because of poverty. With social projects installing free phones and USB charging ports where people would actually need it because more and more people cant afford the calls or dont have the opportunity to charge phones.
I've seen mostly the two colour sour worms here in Aus, that's probably mostly down to which brand a particular supermarket chain stocks.
My guess would be that it's also the tiniest bit cheaper to do, so they do that. Those numbers count up when you do large amounts of it all.
0:28 There is also Greenland, Iceland, Madagascar the Philippines, Indonesia & the continent Antarctica missing🦧...&
What a joke of a "map". also dozens of important Islands but if i had to list em i would sit here all day.
Australia 2 was how we won the America’s cup
The salt is in Bowen. It is an evaporation system of making Sea Salt.
The pay phone also has a WiFi hotspot as indicated by the symbol on the top.
What you call a Pay phone, we call a FREE phone, yes what were pay phones are now free in Australia
Every public phone in Aus is also a WiFi hotspot.
Those are sea salt ponds mines. We have I believe 5 of those in Australia. Those vary in size, but the big ones are just massive and the salt mountains can be 30-50m high.
new Zealand has gone on holidays with Greenland.
We joint tassie and the kiwi's up to make another Australia 🇦🇺
I think we should try and sell the second one off like we where doing with the kiwi's🤔🤔🤔
When you said about rhe snakes it's a sea of red
It must be why theirs a song that used to get played here by a band split ens i see red was the chorus line 🤣🤣🤣
Lol There's Only One Australia I'm Aboriginal God Bless You ❤️💛🖤
How big was the fatberg in London?
In September 2017, Thames Water made a horrifying discovery in a sewer below Whitechapel: the fatberg, a 250 metre long, 130 tonne mass of oil and grease congealed with wet wipes and other sanitary products . It's the largest ever discovered, and the Museum of London wants to put it on display.
When was the first fatberg discovered?
The word “fatberg” was coined in 2008, but only rose to prominence in 2013 when utility firm Thames Water discovered a 15-tonne blockage in London's sewers. By 2017, the portmanteau had been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, so clearly it has caught people's imaginations.
Payphones are free wifi hotspots as well
The pay phones are legal requirement put on the telecommunications. They are free because it costs more to pay someone to empty the coin holder than it costs for free phone calls.
How many pay phones is there in Australia, Australians will be able to make free calls from public pay phones across the country under a new Telstra initiative.
Standard national calls and SMS from Telstra’s network of more than 15,000 pay phones will be made free from Tuesday, while pay phones will become completely coinless from 1 October.
But consumers will still have to pay for overseas calls.
Tasmanians and New Zealanders regularly commiserate over being left off maps. 😂
It always amuses me when people call them Malteasers... look again... it's Maltesers...for some reason or another the manufacturer omitted an "a" in the branding.
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The "dip down there" in the map of Australia is called The Great Australian Bite because it looks like someone took a bite out of it
the pay phones also give off free wifi
This is so funny to me, every time I come across this:
no equivalent > mars bar (in US)
mars bars (everywhere except US) > milky way (in US)
milky way (everywhere except US) > wunderbar (in US)
wunderbar (Canada, Germany) > star bar (in US and some others)
almost like "musical chairs"...
I'm at Australia number 2. But we are Allowed to live in either one
Australia on the right.
It´s upside down.
Out of all the animals we’ve made extinct over the years, we couldn’t put in a little more effort to make every breed of snake extinct?
I don't think that is a cup holder on the shopping trolley. Looks more likely a holder for cut flowers
Ian, you know I've been subbed to your channel for quite some time. However, can I just thank you (maybe) again for pronouncing Australian towns and cities like a proper Australian? One thing though. You can pronounce 'Australia' the way you do 'Ostralia', or you can also pronounce it, 'Ahstralia', Just a short 'ah' ...'Asrtralia'.
i fairly doubt that the worms on the right side are much healthier than the ones on the left side ;-)