I never got this joke. Maybe it's an American thing, but I liked to go to school. That's where all my friends were, and I actually cared about some of the stuff I learnt there. So I always assumed kids hating school was an invention by American cartoons.
@@valledafightaable I said "almost never", not "never". It's a much rarer occurrence, and usually either a river delta or man-made, the reason being that if one path is even a tiny little bit less resistant, it will keep expanding and eating up the "water traffic" of the other side. Occasionally, you have distributaries, which are like small offshoot streams that come off of the main stream. It's much, much rarer to have two equally large streams of water shooting off from one location, and in many instances where they do, they tend to link back up again soon afterwards. So yeah, forgive me for not rattling off all the nuances of the above rule of thumb statement in a dumb TH-cam comment.
Drew: is in the least British place I’ve ever seen. Also Drew: Is this Scotland? Tip for next time: there’s a certain grey monotony that means you’re in England or Scotland that place didn’t have it.
Drew looks at a view, from the top of a craggy mountain, across a big body of water, to snow-topped mountains. Drew. "Dover? France?" I assure you, Drew, that southern England and northern France do not have mountains anywhere near that high or craggy.
You actually can figure out the hemisphere by the sun, northern hemisphere = sun in south and vice versa, not 100% reliable but if it's pretty far in 1 direction it's probably right
Damn, that last one was me. I was screaming “FLORIDA FLORIDA” as soon as I saw that upside down building. I drove past that exact location on my vacation.
8:30 The second I saw this area I was like "Those bushes/trees look so Russian" I've never even been to that particular area but there's something about the look of Russian bushes and trees that makes them so different to all other countries'
I knew the Austin one right away. Buzzmill is a popular study spot (has a quiet area). I have been there a few times and NEVER seen furries. I have no idea what was going on.
Bro finally somewhere I have been shows up in a geo guesser video I have been inside the upside down building it looks weird on the outside but basically normal in the inside but it is still cool. I also went into the “Ripley’s believe it or not”.
Drew, a noob: "Looks at the pictures" Me, a seasoned veteran of Geoguessr: "Checks copyright in the bottom right of the photos to see who took them." When I saw that the name was Sergey I immediately guessed that was Lake Baikal.
I saw the upside down building and went "Oh I've seen that before" then you turned around and I gasped cause I have been there! I live super close to that and was like "Is that OURS??" and it was :)
I knew where you were exactly when I saw the Wonderworks and Ripley's Believe it or not because my family used to visit ffriends and stay in the same condo (Every year for probably 6 total years) for a week (my grandparents went for a total month) in October not too far from those places and we would pass those so many times. Sadly we stopped going recently, and I miss going every year. Lots of good memories.
Adam Vi Frye Kazakhstan is relatively Ok, Turkmenistan I think is like North Korea part 2, Uzbek, Kyrgy, and Tajik are all not very democratic and seeing more effects of Soviet influence than a lot of other former soviet nations, Pakistan is poor and Afghanistan is all of the above as well as an active war zone.
Those ex-USSR nations in Central Asia and the Caucasus are kinda sketchy though. Lots of people trying to scam you, and a general low standard of everything.
That was really funny to watch ^^ I play quite often this game but in a completely different way. Firstly, I wouldn't play a map where there are so many locations where you can't even move. I remember just one time when I guessed the right spot without moving from my starting place. So I usually play on the map World, where this type of location is rare, and my goal is clearly to get a score of 25k. Secondly, when you can move from your starting point, you play way too fast so you miss a ton of useful hints. You have no idea how useful a small information can be. I give you an example: in one of my games, there was a sign written in Spanish language that indicated a church from the 11th century. For the random player, this information is irrelevant. For a good player, it's a gold mine: you know that you are in a Spanish speaking region where a church was built in the 11th century so you can eliminate all the Spanish speaking countries but Spain and you can also eliminate most of Spain as well because there was no church in the part of Spain occupied by the Muslims at that period of history. You can also make massive advances in your research thanks to small informations that you are able to exploit from your own knowledge. An example: I was on a small road, with big olive trees so my first guess was South Italy or Spain. I found a sign in front of the house of a builder, and I found there the name of a small town that I didn't know but also an extremely useful information: "(BR)" after the name of the city, and I knew that it meant: "province of Brindisi". 5 minutes after that I had my exact location.
I will add that if you play on difficult maps, you can't waste hints. Especially when you are in Russia. You can't imagine how happy I was when I saw the name of the Yenisei river or the name of Nizhny-Novgorod on a random sign...
i saw my life flash before my eyes because i used to live in panama city beach, florida right by that wonder works and ripley’s. i really did not want to be reminded of living there but okay, go off
I like how at 10:50 he picks australia, even though at 9:15 he found out about the compass, his only reliable information. And by knowing that the sun is in the south he could say the place is in the north
In the Austin one it was obvious that it was the US right when he stepped out of the shop. No other country has this composition of cars and that kind of streets
16:30 ish, I was like HOLY SHIT I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THAT IS. I used to go there every year with my grandparents... I mean every year, got boring after a bit
"Is this a prison? It looks... oh maybe it's just a school. Same thing."
Truer words have never been uttered
Luke Watermeyer lmao
I never got this joke. Maybe it's an American thing, but I liked to go to school. That's where all my friends were, and I actually cared about some of the stuff I learnt there. So I always assumed kids hating school was an invention by American cartoons.
Yess
@@hansnase364 I grew up in South Africa, the whole school system here is a prison.
At least that was my experience.
You can shoot up both of 'em.Same thing.
7:20 there's an alaska map sticker on the car on the left.
I know that from jacksucksatlife
chacha charlie me too lol
@@okilauda4580 i mean most people watch both channels
chacha charlie true
@@devinandcarrietotaldrama505 indeed
1. Rivers almost never diverge. River tributaries do converge towards a bigger body of water though.
2. That is nowhere near a delta.
If you knew how many times he says stuff far from the reality
@@_blank-_ bold of you to assume he is sentient
@@nouyes4780 Hahah fair
1. Rivers do diverge. The "rivers don't split" meme is one espoused by amateur geographers wanting to sound smart.
@@valledafightaable I said "almost never", not "never". It's a much rarer occurrence, and usually either a river delta or man-made, the reason being that if one path is even a tiny little bit less resistant, it will keep expanding and eating up the "water traffic" of the other side.
Occasionally, you have distributaries, which are like small offshoot streams that come off of the main stream. It's much, much rarer to have two equally large streams of water shooting off from one location, and in many instances where they do, they tend to link back up again soon afterwards.
So yeah, forgive me for not rattling off all the nuances of the above rule of thumb statement in a dumb TH-cam comment.
Side of SUV: "City of Austin"
Drew: "I'm a little discouraged"" That's the luckiest guess I've ever made in my life!"
😂😂😂😂
Yea but the zoomed out click while being so close was incredibly lucky
_Holy shit_
Where
I knew when I heard furries that it was Austin.
6:50 Imagine being one of those campers, then out of nowhere a random Google Street-View car just drives into the middle of your camp.
That looks like it’s user-submitted.
Drew: is in the least British place I’ve ever seen.
Also Drew: Is this Scotland?
Tip for next time: there’s a certain grey monotony that means you’re in England or Scotland that place didn’t have it.
Dan Taylor or wales...
Whamboy, I would like to apologise to wales as a whole for my forgetting of their existence. Mae’n ddrwg gennyf.
Drew looks at a view, from the top of a craggy mountain, across a big body of water, to snow-topped mountains.
Drew. "Dover? France?"
I assure you, Drew, that southern England and northern France do not have mountains anywhere near that high or craggy.
Therapist: "Furry bars aren't real, they can't hurt you"
Furrybar:
As a furry I approve this message
Fire Fox I’m just going to leave a positive comment here.
You’re pretty awesome, take care of yourself:)
All furries should die.
@@magnus9378 all zelda fans should die, with that logic.
@@magnus9378 Easy there pal, almost cut myself in that edge
Google Maps: Shows Sahara
Drew: What if they are just trying to throw us off and we're in Antarctica
Durnil sees Corona: must be mexico
everyone else: must be china
I said Mexico
@@elayion2619 coronavirus
@@v_fencer only if you set me and your mom on a date
this comment didn't age well
Maria 😔😔
2:16
Everyone: Les desea feliz viaje
Drew: Les feliz
Spanish teacher: come on here u puto
Me dolió eso jajaja
Les files and it's Zaragoza My Chanel says it
Les feliz desea viaje JAJAJ
Vote for ARMADA
You actually can figure out the hemisphere by the sun, northern hemisphere = sun in south and vice versa, not 100% reliable but if it's pretty far in 1 direction it's probably right
This is no good though, as you don't know which way is north.
@@rosiefay7283 you have a compass at the bottom left though
Drew: over analyses every little object
Also Drew: right, I'm gonna ignore the big Alaska sticker on the car at 6:36
That was bothering me so much lmfao
@@ctxx24 ikr
First location: JackSucksAtLife in Spain
yes
Yeah when I saw it I was like, wait I've seen this before
Who jack
@@jacoby3070 JackSucksAtLife
@@tavasp no he went in canada but he thought that the alaska sticker p the car was a map bit he didnt recognize alaska
"I'll determine the season by the angle of the sun"
Drew: ah yes 45 degrees must mean its spring
true
Drew: Maybe Australia
Russia: Better luck next time comrade, now off to gulag
Hey leader
4 words
I serve the ussr
2:16
M3: It says Zaragoza. The city in Spain. Drew will know this. He has seen the Spanish civil war too many times.
Drew: It's Mexico!
Me: Oh
Many mexican cities are named after spanish cities (colonization ofc). Example of this naming is Barcelona in venezuela, Also climate?
No the political parties in the walls are mexican.
@@nouyes4780 but Spain wasnt a "colonial" empire
@@enalche2 lol what?
@@enalche2 what?
"In land see. I forgot how this type of place is called." You mean... a lake?
Krokmaniak no because a lake is pretty much a bigger pond and ponds are independent patches of water not connected to the sea but that was
everytime he does these videos i swear he has some form of dyslexia
@@MichiKNY When he said that he didn't know that though
a peninsula
Says a hilly place and then chooses east anglia
I cringed at this too, half of its almost below sea level
I remember there was a previous video where he mistook a remote Scottish island for Norfolk
When drew was on the second one I legit said out loud "that Car looks soviet"
4:20 sees an Audi ... "no thats not a european style car"
THERE IS NO ONE IN THE CARRR
I thought the same thing haha
Hope your Spanish teacher isn’t watching this
Avery the Cuban-American hi
Or this stupid duolingo bird
@@they_call_me_lenz_3549They boutta send a ballistic missile straight to your doorstep
In Estonia noone even can learn Spanisch(Hispaania) in school
Me at: 4:00
Drew: this is messed up.
Me: *skips 10 seconds*
Drew: this is just messed up.
...
😂😂😂
Damn, that last one was me. I was screaming “FLORIDA FLORIDA” as soon as I saw that upside down building. I drove past that exact location on my vacation.
16:20 I've actually been in basically that exact location.
I have seen a video of someone going there before
So have I
Same
bought expensive drinks from that walgreens
Same with me haha!
I knew the upside down building immediately in PCB and the Waterloo TX. The second quiz definitely had more iconic areas
As a Queen fan I was offended that he didnt know Montreaux Switzerland
We all are
@@liamw6562 I live in Switzerland and forgot it was in Montreaux. Thought it was in Lausanne.
Yeah
14:04 For thumbnail
T f its not thumbnail you idiot
*sees german flag*
we are in the UK!
DarkStroke switzerland is not germany you fools. Im actually living there.
@@ThrE3-GeS Switzerland was part of the hre for a long time... Not to mention a big portion of switzerland is german speaker and ethnically german
No U yes what does the hre have to do with this? Switzerland is not germany.
@@ziongarner4485 It means that for a long time it was on a german sphere of influence, most of switzerland speaks german.
No U yes yes but it’s still not a part of Germany.
8:30 The second I saw this area I was like "Those bushes/trees look so Russian"
I've never even been to that particular area but there's something about the look of Russian bushes and trees that makes them so different to all other countries'
as a russian i can say that its so true!
The bush’s comeradery gives it a different look
I knew the Austin one right away. Buzzmill is a popular study spot (has a quiet area). I have been there a few times and NEVER seen furries. I have no idea what was going on.
Bro finally somewhere I have been shows up in a geo guesser video I have been inside the upside down building it looks weird on the outside but basically normal in the inside but it is still cool. I also went into the “Ripley’s believe it or not”.
Drew, a noob: "Looks at the pictures"
Me, a seasoned veteran of Geoguessr: "Checks copyright in the bottom right of the photos to see who took them."
When I saw that the name was Sergey I immediately guessed that was Lake Baikal.
Tesla IQ
1:21
I still make them when I'm bored at work.
I couldn't stop laughing when he said "LES FELIZ" HAHA
5:52 it hurts me so much, somehow Drew managed to show us all that the world is a triangle
I saw the upside down building and went "Oh I've seen that before" then you turned around and I gasped cause I have been there! I live super close to that and was like "Is that OURS??" and it was :)
The place you were in in Alberta is a autumn harvest festival thing and is super fun
I knew where you were exactly when I saw the Wonderworks and Ripley's Believe it or not because my family used to visit ffriends and stay in the same condo (Every year for probably 6 total years) for a week (my grandparents went for a total month) in October not too far from those places and we would pass those so many times. Sadly we stopped going recently, and I miss going every year. Lots of good memories.
"Is that a delta?"
As soon as I find a fine big envelope I'm going to send you a fine big slap in it.
As someone who lives in Austin Texas i am now disturbed from the place we had spawned in
Welcome to the country of beer.
*CORONALAND*
Drew “is this America” Durnil
That was in Kyrgyzstan? Dang, need to go there, those mountains are breathtaking!
soy joy i guessed russia or chile. So im glad i was SEMI there lmao
Adam Vi Frye Kazakhstan is relatively Ok, Turkmenistan I think is like North Korea part 2, Uzbek, Kyrgy, and Tajik are all not very democratic and seeing more effects of Soviet influence than a lot of other former soviet nations, Pakistan is poor and Afghanistan is all of the above as well as an active war zone.
Those ex-USSR nations in Central Asia and the Caucasus are kinda sketchy though.
Lots of people trying to scam you, and a general low standard of everything.
Definitely go before it becomes the next Iceland.
Drew: (sees Corona truck)
We're definitely in Mexico
Also Drew: What's this? Maybe it is Australia
i live in texas and i knew where that last place was and you did really good useing what you knew to make an educated guess good job
Drew, please play on challenge mode, it makes the game hard even on normal world maps
I got stung in the mouth by a wasp at that corn maze near Edmonton back in like 2011.
That was really funny to watch ^^ I play quite often this game but in a completely different way. Firstly, I wouldn't play a map where there are so many locations where you can't even move. I remember just one time when I guessed the right spot without moving from my starting place. So I usually play on the map World, where this type of location is rare, and my goal is clearly to get a score of 25k. Secondly, when you can move from your starting point, you play way too fast so you miss a ton of useful hints. You have no idea how useful a small information can be. I give you an example: in one of my games, there was a sign written in Spanish language that indicated a church from the 11th century. For the random player, this information is irrelevant. For a good player, it's a gold mine: you know that you are in a Spanish speaking region where a church was built in the 11th century so you can eliminate all the Spanish speaking countries but Spain and you can also eliminate most of Spain as well because there was no church in the part of Spain occupied by the Muslims at that period of history. You can also make massive advances in your research thanks to small informations that you are able to exploit from your own knowledge. An example: I was on a small road, with big olive trees so my first guess was South Italy or Spain. I found a sign in front of the house of a builder, and I found there the name of a small town that I didn't know but also an extremely useful information: "(BR)" after the name of the city, and I knew that it meant: "province of Brindisi". 5 minutes after that I had my exact location.
I will add that if you play on difficult maps, you can't waste hints. Especially when you are in Russia. You can't imagine how happy I was when I saw the name of the Yenisei river or the name of Nizhny-Novgorod on a random sign...
Wow, I can't believe you got the Edmonton Corn Maze there! I live in Edmonton, that's so cool!
6:19 a single point was earned
Drew: It’s like an in-land sea. I’m not sure what that’s called.
Me: A Lake?
Oh, Wow! That last one I recognized immediately. I spent Spring Break in Panama City Beach, Fla, once.
“is it scotland it looks hilly, don’t they worship freddy mercury there?” *puts it in norfolk*
Drew(guesses other side of the universe)
Also Drew "not bad ya know I was kinda getting that vibe but I just decided last second to change my answer"
“I don’t like sand, it’s coarse and tough and irritating and it gets everywhere.” -Anakin Skywalker at 10:13
i saw my life flash before my eyes because i used to live in panama city beach, florida right by that wonder works and ripley’s. i really did not want to be reminded of living there but okay, go off
I like how at 10:50 he picks australia, even though at 9:15 he found out about the compass, his only reliable information. And by knowing that the sun is in the south he could say the place is in the north
*sees trees that DON'T have one single thick log in the middle where branches diverge from*
"are these pinetrees?"
“Freddie Mercury doesn’t really look Scottish”. Me: Well yeah he’s Indian but of Parsi descent.
You should do an episode of GeoGuessr where you are trying to get as few points as possible, its actually pretty hard.
The Freddy Mercury one really bothered me, because I’ve walked right by that statue before, but I knew Drew was never going to get it.
Drew: agh, it's not a river but.. uhh.. it's like an inland sea.. no, wait.. what do you call those things again? - we call them lakes, drew.
'is it the cliffs of dover' i just spat out my drink all over my desk
Spanish signs and American pick-up trucks.
Drew: That's Mexico!
12:29 nice canadian art on the wall in the cabin... WARNING the footage after that is SCARY
2:07 Now that's what i call a Coronavirus delivery truck
I recognized the area you got right when i saw the buzzmill next to the dq. I live literally right there and see that area all the time.
In the Austin one it was obvious that it was the US right when he stepped out of the shop. No other country has this composition of cars and that kind of streets
The moment I saw the corn maze thing my mind already snapped the answer
I once had a geoguessr location that is my house's street.
i'd love to be in a class were Drew would teach us history!
When I saw the Freddy statue I was like: I saw this before... but where? I knew it was Switzerland and in the welsh region but not which city.
"He's just taking a pi-"
Me: Why is that on google earth?
"-cture"
Me: Oh, that makes sense.
16:09 woah i actually have been at this place before in panama city. Really great place
That upside down building is really cool Ngl I’ve been inside forever ago and everything is upside down
'Cerro gordo' killed me LOLLL
in portuguese it would mean 'fat elevation' (and i think that in spanish it means that too but idk)
16:09 I’ve literally been here when I was little…it kinda shocked me lmao. And yes, it is cool af there.
16:30 ish, I was like HOLY SHIT I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THAT IS. I used to go there every year with my grandparents... I mean every year, got boring after a bit
You got one thing right. About 15 miles from my grandpa's farm in Nebraska.
THE ALASKA 1 LITERALLY HAD A ALASKA STICKER ON THE CAR
I fell for the Colorado trap too. Also I fell for Zaragoza, Spain instead of going Mexico which I initially thought.
Drew:" is that the elote lady?"
Elote man stereotype: "am I a joke to you?"
Oh my,on the first round on the second match,you looked like siren head
2:07 REEEEEEEEE
Nobody can beat GeoWizard when it comes to guesses though.
16:20 I would have guessed Piegion Forge, TN they have the same things there.
That Wonderworks one (pcb Florida) is the first time I knew exactly where something was right when I saw it.
No one:
Really, no one ever:
Drew: LeSs FiLeZ....... La Espeeeranzaaaa
The fact that I was legit freaking out about the last one because I knew exactly where it was because I've been there is kinda sad
The first one is just so normal for a Mexican.
ripleys believe it or not is such a fun place
THERE IS EVEN A LITTLE MAP OF ALASKA IN THE LEFT CAR WINDOW, DOWN TO THE RIGHT, GODDAMIT DREW
13:12 this place is British Columbia energy 100%
but just the cabin bar
Place: Spanish, desert
Drew: iTs sWeDeN
the "furry" one was people playing around with some maks purely for google maps
its really just a quality thing, a dead giveaway
That was kinda freaky when Wonder Works showed up. I live in Florida not too far from Wonder Works so that was home for me lol.
Oh my gooosh I’ve been to that very same Wonder Works in PCB and recognized it right away when I saw the Ripley’s.
Pine trees are coniferous trees which DO NOT SHED LEAVES
Outside of edmonton there is a corn maze that ive always wanted to go to. Its only open giring the summer.
DREW! In the 4th one there was a picture of alaska on the truck.....
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