AMERICAN REACTS TO 10 Reasons to Love Australians
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My ex husband and I had gone to dinner with friends at Simon's Seafood Restaurant ( was popular seafood restaurant in Perth in the 80s). About half way through the night an American guy started causing a scene, screaming "This isn't good enough, Where is that waitress?" because his glass of wine was empty, and he wanted to know why she "was being so lazy about doing her job". Three separate blokes from 3 different tables all stood up at the exact same time, didn't approach him, but turned towards him - one said "m8, im here with my wife celebrating our wedding anniversary, and am not interested in hearing about how lazy you are to pick up your own damn bottle of wine. This young lady (waitress) is run off her feet, and has been doing a great job. You owe her an apology. If this is how you act in a restaurant, please leave and go to Jimmy Dean's down the road". The guy was gobsmacked, and you could've heard a pin drop in the place. The American didn't say another word, but quickly finished whatever he was eating and, quickly but quietly left - all 3 blokes that had stood up, kept their eye's on him until he left, and everyone knew it lmao. I often wonder if he was a tourist or lived here, and if he learnt anything about manners that night
Makes you proud to live here, as does telethon. Have a great Australia day Ros. Haven't chatted with you in the comments for a while, hope you're well
@@davidburnett93 Yes it does make you feel proud to be an Aussie when you see someone who stands up for the right thing. I'm doing gr8 thanks David, and yourself?
Happy Australia day to you also, have a great day m8 😁
Yeah I'm proud to say we don't tolerate that shit, I'm sure that girl works her ass off on a daily basis and does not deserve the complete disrespect, good on those blokes 👍🏻
@@roslynjonsson2383 I'm well thanks mate, looking forward to a BBQ and some fireworks
@@davidburnett93 sounds like a great day to me. Enjoy the day and hugs m8
I feel happy Kaitlyn really understands and appreciates the small things that make us who we are. ♥️♥️
yup, like our innate ability to take the piss and drag pollies :P.
I’m 49 and haven’t worn make up in at least 10 years. Can’t be bothered really as a true blue Aussie. In summer it just melts off anyway 😂
The best things in life aren't things...
Kaitlin is on the money!
Nah yeah she isn't almost Aussie anymore. She gets it
One day, I didn't realise I had a flat tyre till I got to woodgrove shopping centre and a stranger with his family pointed it out to me after I got out of the car. Just as I was about to call RACV, the kind gentleman offered to change my tyre. I can't begin to express how grateful I was and still am. I couldn't thank the family enough🇦🇺🦘🇦🇺🦘. This is another of many ways Aussies look out for one another.
Going to Woodgrove on Friday after taking the kids to Melton Waves as a treat (from Diggers Rest) 👍🤗
One of the proudest things of being an Aussie is the fact that we have the largest groups of volunteers in the world.
When you see our bushfire or floods, it's not professionals, it's your mate whose a plumber, the local farmer, the butcher round the corner, an woman (or the old guy down the road) who goes out in a kayak or dinghy to get your animals that you had to leave behind.
The Flying Doctor Service who travel to the outback to fly a patient to a hospital, thousands of miles away (Australia is 9,000 miles from say Perth to Sydney) it's HUGE.
We see our rural fire service head into the heat and hell of our fires. The SES (state emergency service) go to car accidents, looking after anyone who needs help, anywhere they are needed, voluntarily, and they might be nurses, shop assistants or just mums and dads who want to help. Our service men and women are some of the bravest and honourable in the world.
These aren't just white Australians but, they could be Muslims, Hindis, Buddhists, Aboriginals and they all get 'stuck in'.
God bless my country and the people In it of every race and creed.
Thanks to Kaitlyn, she made me proud to be Australian and thank you brother, you make me laugh and smile every single day
Regarding immigration, we've gone from assimilation to integration to recognition that Australia is now a multi-cultural society, of over 200 ethnicities, with Aussie values and flavour.
just remember, Australia has it;s open arms waiting for your visit You take care
yeah mate a few beers we will talk ya ears off lol
Yes friendly, yes funny, yes gentle ribbing (especially if they touch you at the same time, it means "only joking mate"), respect Australian cultural traditions, don't bring your prejudices here, it's so interesting to meet people from other cultures & share, a well chosen gift or handmade gifts are just as great, time cannot be replaced, yes we're tough we never quit (no negative energy), there's never enough sport, say hi and ask us anything, mates and team players, (generosity is it's own reward), mostly casual, YES! 👍
I do hope DNeal and Dar make it out here for at least a visit one day.
Thankyou
I am nearly 63 Aussie sheila...
Feel blessed being born here...my ancestors on my mums side were convicts...
My dads side left Germany during the war of the late 1800s...
I am SO PROUD TO BE AN AUSSIE. xxx
They both worked hard and RENOWNED IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY...
I am SO PROUD of them all
Australia is very diverse - it's one of the beauties of being a relatively young country. We welcome the good things that people from other countries bring, like coffee culture and sushi rolls 🙂
Kaitlyn definitely hit on some of the things that makes mate-ship so important in Australia, whether it is a friend or a stranger.
Aussie Aussie Aussie!!!! It’s the Vegemite that makes us tough lol
True true
yes, we dont have vitamin B deficiencies
Thanks for this mate, as Kait said in the video - we do not hero worship we just love seeing Australia represented. Dead on.
We have a culture and lifestyle that truly, honestly and demonstrably works. And we would love people to be as happy as an Ozzy can be at their best.
It's like the Buddhist's in the mountains of Tibet, they have spent hundreds of years finding peace. And they wish to share it with the world.
Ozzies had the honer and the privilege of learning from one of if not the oldest living indigenous people on the planet. And we have evolved into what we are today.
Anyone who is on board with that and respects this land and its people, you will be a mate for life to any of us.
Honour , respect and trust and my guiding principles.
Comfort before fashion! I have shopping jeans, gardening jeans and going out jeans 😉 Jeans for every occasion 😅
We have a thing called " Tall poppy syndrome " . If someone is up themselves or think there better than the rest of us , we chop em down .
I adore you Neal ! You are such a positive person!!
With us Aussies if we are your mates we got your back No matter what happens we will stand by your side
Loyalty is EVERYTHING..❤❤❤
Thanks for trying to understand our beautiful culture. 🇦🇺We all have a bad element in every city and country, but you even giving a f-- is so nice . Thanks 🇺🇸 for your stunning country and in every way proud of it as we are and our grouse lifestyle 🎉 keep up up the great work 👍🏽✌️
The best thing in life is having an. Australian friend.
We don’t take kindly to having pretentious people about. Even really really rich people I’ve met on the road travelling generally look and act just like the rest of us .
I love it when visitor come to Australia and love talking about us when they go back home ❤❤
G'day mate. Aussies do something in professional sport I haven't seen elsewhere, at the half time break in AFL they stick small goal post in the ground and make 3 small footy fields for kids under 10 years to play a short game. This is at every game and a child will be selected from each round of the season to hand out the premiership medals to the winning players. At the cricket, at the start of the game, the kids circle the field and each player goes to a child and signs their cap, they try to make small talk but often get 🍩 in return which can be quite entertaining for us at home
Kaitlin definitely understands and appreciates us Aussies. 😍 and since you seem to have several things in common with the list, maybe you’re secretly Australian? 😂😂 have you checked your genealogy? Lol
True Story, things mean nothing - memories are everything 😉💪❤️🇦🇺
We don't count dollars we just believe "what comes around, goes around"
Don’t hero worship politicians but I would die on a hill for Julian Hill because he is something special!
The casual attire is true. I go to the office in jeans, sneakers and a t-shirt.
Pretty sure it was us that introduced the "fuck about n find out" thing.
We just treat people the way we want to be treated, that shouldn't be a strange thing but unfortunately seems like it is 😞
You are so very right
@@roslynjonsson2383 the way I see it at the end of the day we're all in this shit show together so why make someones life harder than it already is
@@grindcorgz absolutely spot on m8. I see things the same way. I feel sorry for those people who are always miserable and out of line, coz there's no need for it, just no need
@@roslynjonsson2383 yeah exactly right, life's too short to be pissed off at the world lol
@@grindcorgz You got it. Being pissed off all the time, stops you from living your best life.
Have a great Australia day m8, I hope you've got some fun planned. Hugs from a fellow Aussie
a famous english cricketer many years ago remarked on an aussie tour the pitches are hard the ball is hard and the people are hard...
Say it girl! Yeahhh!
Happy Australia Day Neal (that’ll be tomorrow for you) 🇦🇺🇺🇸
Bad stuff up, Neal. NEVER tell an Aussie your weaknesses. Celebrity worshiper heh? Noted for future reference😊
Whilst we’re at it, I’d like to lodge a formal complaint😊
If an Aussie OR Kiwi is ' taking the piss ' out of you , they like you and are gauging your reaction and if you fire back with something witty then be assured you will be accepted.
We dont think much of people who are ' up themselves.' 😊
Trash talk is not our go,but I see younger Aussies are learning this trash talk from watching American sports.
As for sports, we normally punch above our weight considering that there is only 26 million of us.
Good on ya Neal mate enjoy life .
Happy Australia 🇦🇺 Day 🎉❤
The best politician was one whom broke drinking record, Bob Hawke.
About half the men the times I was there, wanted to prove Aussies were better than us "Yanks" especially comparing Rugby (they call football) is tougher than our (USA) Football. A few videos of American Football changed their minds. Still got along with them. These folks have more nick names for everyday stuff, than anywhere I have ever been in my life. I could care less about our or anyone else politicians. But I have been to 79 countries.
It's not about being casual, it's about being the real you, we are not a fan of fake or pretending to be something your not
The more people from other countries go on and on about how friendly Aussies are, the more terrifying the rest of the world becomes, LOL.
Walking into a Servo barefoot is pretty low on the fashion faux pas scale. Totally acceptable. Wearing your pyjamas to the local supermarket in the morning to grab some milk and bread is getting really close to overstepping the mark. For some reason, the youngsters around here (especially in Winter) think nothing of it. PJ’s and fluffy slippers.
Eh.who cares what others wear lol if they don’t care why should anyone else . I’ve seen worse
The Dream is back!
Another thing is most aussies could not care less about the colour of you skin. I all comes down to who you are as a individual character.
Our culture is built on our multicultural history, however we need to embrace our First Nations peoples more!! I embrace the time and knowledge I experienced in my early years, I wish I had more time.
Look up straya song. Its done to he-ya song.
As an Australian, people not from here need to realise that nothing pisses us off more than when foreigners come here to visit or live and do nothing but whinge and complain about our country the whole time they are here or how we do things. So usually when we hear or interact with people who do this they are usually told to buy a one way ticket back to where they moved from if life here is so bad and not like their home country and it's not always in a nice way either.
We are proud people and we are proud of our country and feel lucky to be able to call it home so to hear people from overseas complain about our beautiful country really gets to us and it definitely hits nerves in all the wrong ways and that's the honest truth my friend 🤷♀️
Lol Yeah, the number of times I've gone to a job interview only to realise once I see other women, I forgot to put makeup on! Lol
Time is what binds the universe.
🙂. Kaitlyn is pretty accurate. Of course Aus isn't perfect. Re diversity/multicultural, 30% of Australians were born overseas per census data.
If you're interested in learning a bit more about our history. A few suggestions:
Woollarawarre Bennelong - an important figure in Indigenous and Australian history. The first Aus 'diplomat' so to speak.
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Bennelong Point where the Sydney Opera House sits, is named after him as is a park, restaurant etc. And Baranagaroo reserve in Sydney is named after his wife).
Bombing of Darwin by the Japanese in WW2 - 80th anniversary
This also involved the loss of US servicemen. And what really llead to a stronger alliance between Australia and the United States, which remains today.
th-cam.com/video/5hW5KO5KbGM/w-d-xo.html
An older vid.about a special connection between Hawaii and Australia, through surfing and Duke Kahanmoku. The story is from around 1998. So a little extra, newer info - In 2014 Freshwater beach in Sydney had Dukes Day, where they re-enacted his historic ride for the 100th anniversary. And last year it was announced that Duke Kahamamoku, is one of 21 influential people from the world of sport, science, politics, religion, arts etc that NSW Heritage is recognising with distinctive blue plaques. They will appear on buildings associated with the high achievers. I've seen the Dukes statue and original board at the lovely Freshwater beach.
th-cam.com/video/yD9rtpPuppY/w-d-xo.html
On the stranger thing. I met my best mate of 15 yrs cos he waved at someone behind me. Lol
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AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE OI OI OI! Come downunder mate. We'll show you a good time.
We aren't THAT nice 🤣🤣.
I've worn jeans in my corporate jobs for years. I hate work wear and would not accept a job w a dress code.
Oi mate If you lived here you’d have no problem fitting in with the rest of us
Yeah, if I see a celebrity or politician on the street it’s the same treatment as if I see my bogan mates on the street. Unless you do something really bloody horrible you’re safe in public
The annoying thing is that people come too Australia and are absolutley racist towards us, and then we get labelled the racists when we tell them to go the F**k home. Its irritating.
I do admire our blak brothers and sisters for surviving Europeans even after government policy of genocide for 150 years . They’re still here
There are more Aboriginals now than when the first European settlers arrived.
@@waynehampson9569 yes , 200k more. It took 200 years for them to reach the same amount as when we arrived. You sound like you’re proud of killing them
There were no massacres and no policy of genocide like you say. Aboriginals suffered more from introduced diseases than anything else.
What a load of shit.
There was no government policy of genocide for 150 years.
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Just an FYI ,African American men are treated like rock stars.
Yeah Neal, we hate constant whingers, complainers. Will not put up with it at all.
I prefer this woman over Brianne.
Btw go the eagles.
Mailata and siposs on the eagles are aussies 1 game away from Superbowl.
YEAH THE BOYS
DTN is the new almost Australian.
Younger it but you really need to move here
PS AFL starts in March homie.
Virat kohli reaction
Drop a link to kohli video
@@dreamteamneal 74th and 75th century highlights make a video
I have no link bro
If you imagine being like this, with regard to the make up, the casual laid back attitude, the lack of real motivation for material things, etc, and then imagine watching mostly TV and movies from the US, you'll see where sometimes I get a really big headache and need to watch the ABC or BBC. Just for some real people who aren't wallpapered with special appellations like "plus size" and "interesting features". Like.. I just want to see an old woman playing an old woman on TV, not Michelle Pfeiffer. It's strange and it's going to make little children cry if you keep messing with their Nannas.
I don’t agree with her in respect to Australians not being “materialistic”. Unfortunately in todays day and age it’s all about money and job status when it comes to dating in Australia. It could also be due to the massive amounts of single parents running around Australia now but Australia has definitely turned materialistic.
AUs more greek than greek
Sorry sweetheart but your about 50 years late you are talking about Australians in the 70s when Aussies were real Aussies