They made the joke about the biscuit tin/sewing kit on Bad Bunny's SNL episode a few weeks ago. The "Protective Mom" sketch right after Weekend Update.
New Zealanders also call it a windscreen. Metal biscuit (cookie) tins that you get given at Christmas end up with sewing kits in them or old letters or other random stuff to keep clean. Occasionally home baking ends up in it. 99% certain the kangaroo 🦘 is balancing on its tail, they do it so they can kick you.
"I don't think of sharks being that fast" when I did my scuba licence in Byron Bay, the instructor told me not to worry about Great White Sharks as you would never see it and by the time it attacked you you would already be dead. They are quick.
@@xymonau2468 yep... Sepos neve learn mate.. I'm willing to help this guy come to Sydney via Brissie... I'll pay etc.. but he's a dick head.. unfortunately..
I literally lol’d at the biscuit sewing tin. I think all our grandmothers had those. And that kangaroo was just telling that guy off for tailgating him!
Growing up in Australia the biscuit tin always had sewing stuff in it, as mums would keep the tin to reuse after all biscuits were eaten . It happens in the UK too and parts of Europe.
As a stupid german I always thought that kangaroos are just cute puppies hopping around. But since I watched Ryan‘s Aussie vids for some time, I got quite scared of them - they are so packed with power! Man, seeing all of these muscles in action gives me chills!
yeah they have very wicked back legs, fortunately most of them are nice but stay away from any angry kangaroo. I would not have been getting out of the car with that aggressive one on this video at all.
It’s all about reading the room. Lol wild animals will protect themselves if they feel threatened. Roos always jump out in front of cars and act like they never saw it lol Same with galahs. They will fly straight into you car and die when there’s countless thousands of klms on either side of the road lol
Salties are THE apex predator in Australia. More people taken every year. Fisherman off the bank just this week. All they found were his shoes and gear
actually it's humans & has been for over 30,000 years (humans were here well before that, but that's when the last of the apex predator competitors died out). Sure, Salties are in small sections of the country's water, but humans have been the primary apex predator over the whole continent for that long
@@aussiekat6379 vs around 370 directly by humans, around 1,100 by humans using cars etc etc, so WAY more than for crocs! Same applies for roos & other large animals too, human apex predator related deaths are WAY higher than croc apex predator deaths!
Oh the many childhood disappointments thinking you have busicuits only to find sewing supplies. Funny that Rysn didnt realise a Salt water crocodile is called thst because they are often found in the ocean waters
A few things to note, Ryan: 1. The thing that McDonald's sued over is the name of the burger - "Big Jack" which obviously sounds just like "Big Mac". 2. Costco isn't really a competitor to Woolies/Coles. I'm a Woolies shopper (occasional Coles when something's on sale) and 95% of what I buy there is either unavailable at Costco or simply unavailable in a size that doesn't require a forklift to move. (note: I do buy TP, paper towel and fuel there - the $70 annual fee is worth it for the fuel alone since I live 5 minutes away) 3. The "Member Prices" at Woolies don't require a paid membership like Costco. It's FREE. And before someone complains that the personal data you give when you sign up will be sold to scammers who will steal all you money - you could sign up with fake info (except your phone number, that has to be real). 4. BUPA: It's pronounced "boo-pa". 5. The average length of a bulla shark is 7-8 feet, whereas the average length of a saltwater crocodile is around 17 feet. So yeah, the shark ain't gonna mess with old salty.
more relevent on costco is the number of stores compared to colesworth. VERY few people live within 5 minutes of a costco! It would cost me WAY more in fuel than I could possibly save if I was to buy fuel from them, given the travel distance to get there
@@mehere8038 Very true. I see people turn up to Costco with a trailer or in their campervan for their 6 monthly visit sometimes. OR at least filling up the back of their SUV with stuff. And then there's me who wil go in for one item 😂
@@bencodykirk I've never been to costco, but I can imagine :) I used to have a "campbells cash & carry" near me & managed to get a membership card for it, via a volunteer organisation I was involved in (they required being a business to get a card & be able to shop there) & it was similar to what you describe, although I tended to be the one with only a handful of items :) They only sold in bulk though, so not really "1 item" per say, but I would get just 1 or 2 of the 1kg bags of allens frogs & snakes alive, they were $5 a bag! Sold at colesworth for about $2-3 for a regular sized pack at that period in time, so pretty impressive saving, just hard to resist the temptation to eat far to many when buying in such big bags lol. They changed policy to require buying a box of 5x1kg bags at one stage too, which was even worse. Definately worth the savings if buying sensibly & with self control though :)
In Australia, the correct term is windscreen. Just checked with my family's Director of Purchasing (i.e. my wife): you don't have to pay to be a Woolworths or Coles member. If you get a free rewards card (loyalty card), you are a member. Saltie = saltwater crocodile. Crossing = river crossing/ford. Kununurra is a town in NE WA, just west of the NT border.
try searching for "windshield wipers", results reveal the answer :) It basically auto-corrects to windscreen wipers & also gives encyclopedia results explaining that in commonwealth countries it's called a windscreen lol
um he clearly does edit them, I mean his camera battery cut out & he stopped to replace it in this video for example, how can that not be "editing"? Same as he clearly goes through the subreddit to find the most interesting posts, rather than making hours of video as he scrolls through them all
Hey there Ryan, by sewing kit season , they mean this is where our Mum's used to put their needles, cottons, etc in these tins and i still have my mum's.
There are lots of Woolies and Coles stores but relatively few Costco stores in Australia. Also, not every household wants to buy in bulk. That's why most of us still shop at Woolies and Coles, despite the ridiculous price hikes the last few years.
The kangaroo was leaning back on its tail my man. It gives them strength and balance. They lean back on there tail when they kick you. Lou Cain style lol
hi ryan, the sewing kit thing is that the nice tin the cookies come in is more useful as your now sewing kit with needles, thread, odd buttons , zips, ect...
Shout out to Ryan from Aus, here. I've never bought merchandise from any of the TH-camrs I follow but I'm just letting you know that I couldn't resist your Evolution of Aussies tee-shirt. I'm sitting here right know with it on and it's really comfy and soft. It feels really well made. I bought the red one (naturally 😄) and go it in the Medium because from other American Teeshirts I've been given they are nicely oversized for hanging out at home in. It only took a about a week to arrive which I thought was really fast. Good job all round. 👍
Where I live we get the occasional koala in the trees along the driveway as well as in the trees up the back. You can hear the males grunting similar to a pig to know that koalas are around. As for that Skippy (roo) video , that's the view you normally see of them hopping in front of your car but that roo might've been a pissed off male. As for the bikkie tins, after the bikkies are gone, they are used as storage...mainly sewing stuff!
Costco - cheap prices per kilogram if you need to buy 80kg of dog biscuits all at once, or a box of 60 eggs, 12kgs of dill pickles, 24 jars of sandwich spreads. At least you can shop weekly or monthly at Coles and not have buy a 4 year supply of pickles all at once.
I'm in FN (far north) Queensland. Today is, I dunno, maybe over 33 Celsius. I'm lucky to be up on the Atherton Tablelands. Check out this area. No crocs or sharks. We have the bird eating spiders, cane toads and Wallabies. So far, I've written off 5 bumper bars, but feel very sorry for the injury to the natural wildlife. I don't drive at night anymore.
Ryan if you want a suggestion for a video you should look into The great bogong moth migration and how they can cover the windows in a house until you can't see outside if you have a light on.
Yeah. I live 5 mins from both Coles and Woolworths but an hour and twenty mins from Costco. If you get down to the base of the prices, you’re not really saving any money anyway.
I’m sorry, but the person saying that if they wanted to sign up for a membership to a supermarket they would sign up to Costco and showed the membership pricing at Woolies mustn’t be quite there. The membership at Costco is like $60 or $70 a year but the membership at Woolies is free.
@@duncanyourmate2433 I want some of the emails, and just delete the rest. No biggie. I agree that Woolies/Coles should simply lower prices for everyone as they're getting ridiculous, but if what my wife puts on the shopping list is only available there and I can get it cheaper with the "membership", I will.
anyone who thinks it doesn't cost "anything" mustn't be quite there. Why do you think they would create a membership & offer savings to motivate people to join up huh? Might not cost money, but that doesn't mean it's "free", there's always costs, duncan explained some of them
I honestly didn’t have a clue we had any Costco stores in Aus. I just looked it up and unsurprisingly they are all in the cities nowhere near where I live. Also Kangaroo’s tails are their strongest muscles and they are the reason they are so fast and strong. Also the woollies membership is free. It’s pretty much a loyalty card.
The joeys (bably kangaroos) are are in sheepskin pouches to keep them warm overnight. It is likely that she is a wildlife carer and the joeys are orphans who's mothers have been hit by cars. My sister is involved with a local wildlife organisation here and said that if you see a animals lying on the side of the road (kangaroos, possums, wombats etc) you should always check to see if there is a pouch and if there is a joey inside. Wrap it in something then call the local wildlife rescue service so you can take it there for care. There are often signs on the road giving a phone number to call.
Salty equals Croc. Male saltwater crocodiles have been recorded at lengths of 23 feet (7 m) and weights of 2,205 pounds (1,000 kg). Females are much smaller, growing to be about 10 feet (3 m) long and weighing 330 pounds (150 kg).
Coles and Woolworths are everywhere but here in Perth there’s only one Costco, that I’m aware of, and it’s so far away it would take all day to get the shopping, not to mention how much it would cost in petrol - gas (Perth is a massively spread out city). When I was a kid, there was a song about an pommy (English person) asking if there were sharks where he wanted to swim. The answer: “No, the crocodiles cleared them out.”
Why Italian. 🤔Guarantee every Aussie mother and Grandma used those tins for sewing stuff. I have three old tins in my cupboard right now with various sewing stuff, thread, needles, buttons, zips etc. I also have a 1930s Black Singer 99K hand crank sewing machine. Yes, I'm very "old school"🙂
Those blue tin biscuits are Danish shortbreads, I think, and very good!' Costco only started here a few years ago; they aren't everywhere yet, and mainly do bulk goods from what little I know about them. Woolworths (Woolies), Coles and now increasingly I.G.A. and Aldi, are almost everywhere.
Woolies membership is free, if you have the original orange card you're a member and it comes off your total while shopping, just scan the card. The baby kangaroos in their pouches are the ones rescued from their dead mothers. They arent out of the pouch and off milk until at least 6months of age. Who looks after them are Wildlife Carers/ volunteers. Costco is crap over here. Definitely not worth the hype. We like variety that's why we shop at Coles and Woolies, no-one else has such variety if each product. Aldi has bare minimum and not even half the product selection the 2 have, IGA is quite expensive but closer to the 2 in range.
The "sewing kits" was referring to when the tins of biscuits were empty, as many people use those tins to store their sewing kits- needles and threads. We would all take our sewing to school in a biscuit tin when I was young. I don't even know if they still have sewing as a subject at school. There are only a few Costcos and they are near major cities. They aren't really worth it unless you need to purchase in bulk. The kangaroo was sitting on its tail. That's why it appeared to be floating in the air. Its feet were off the ground and its weight was on its tail. Guzman Y (pronounced "ee") Gomez is a Mexican food place and that was supposed to be a taco. A "salty" is a saltwater crocodile. They are the most aggressive crocs on the planet.
The kangaroo is temporarily stunned by the headlights. It's the same as when people go 'spotlight' shooting. The rabbits are temporarily stunned when the spotlight hits them just long enough to get in a good shot.
Bupa is pronounced boopa, does private health insurance, aged care services, disability care services plus more. They don't like losing money apparently
To have a woollies members card is free. When you shop and scan your card you get points for how much you spend there,once you get 2000 points up you get 10$ off your shopping. Doesn't take long to get the 2000 points up lately.😵💫 If you get fuel from one of the woollies services stations ( servo) you get 4c a litre of the bowser price.
We can all dance like that. I got out of the car once to scare one away, it didn’t scare but I did, it was huge and buff. By the time I got back in the car everyone was laughing. The tail is the antigravity device, all Australians have them.
The nearest Costco to me in Australia is about 12 hrs drive away. There are not many Costco's here. So Woolies & Coles are still the main grocers. I think Drakes or IGA are also prominant.
Ryan, Costco don't have many outlets, the only one I know of in SE Queensland is at Nerangba, so they are no competition to Woollies or Coles. We do have other supermarkets like IGA, Spar, and some single independent stores. The Woollies' rewards, which you become a member is free, and not everything is discounted.
Costco over here in Australia personally just isn't that good, it's always so crowded and busy and you can only get things in bulk, where as Woolworths and Coles you can just walk in and get a bottle of milk and be done and we also get discounts if you sign up and use your rewards, Woolworths also does Rewards in store as well as at certain petrol (gas) stations where we gets anywhere from 1c to $1 off your petrol per litre (gallon) Also: Windscreen (windsheild) Hood (front of car) Bonnet (back of car) And the routines d cookie containers were always used as a sewing kit when growing up, not sure why but it just always was full of sewing stuff, it was a bit rude when we went to open the container to have a cookie and only saw sewing stuff in it hahaha
I like that intro picture, nice addition. Those tins are good for a whole range of things. Could be sewing stuff, although when I was a kid more likely to be made off with by my father for nuts, bolts and things in his shed. Bloody litter bugs. Most of those bottles and cans could be redeemed for 10 cents. Windscreen here. I think there is one Costco is all of Australia, down in Sydney. A wee bit far to drive from rural QLD. It's called Woolies Ryan, Woolies. You really think we say a mouthful like Woolworth's? He wants to box that vehicle for all he's worth lol.
I'm a member and it's free! you can collect points and then exchange them for your grocery bill, if you save $20 worth you can choose to use that on your next shop. It's worth it!
Ryan Woolworths probs please just say “Woolies” it’s easier & membership is free. Costco membership is $65.00 p.a., but having to drive clear across town to use 1 store isn’t worth it. Best wishes from Adelaide; South Australia🇦🇺💐
My nearest Costco is a 4 hour drive away so I will keep shopping in Coles because it’s 5 minutes away. Btw in Australia it’s called a windscreen not a windshield.😊
G'day Mate! The Maccas suing Hungry Jacks was because of the name of their new burger The Big Jack! while might sound a bit like Big Mac...That said it only works here because of the Hungry Jack name...The Big King just wouldn't work even for Burger King Cheers!
Australia is big.... really bloody big. A solar farm like that might annoy a couple of people bit it's not even a dot in the grand scheme of things yet they provide a shit ton of power in silence and could even harvest water if set up properly. They also provide shelter underneath if that was also set up properly.
I have three woolworths and Cole’s within 5 mins of my house. The closest Costco is about 1 hr 20 mins drive away. There is only a few in the whole country.
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The cookies aka shortbread biscuits are sold in metal containers aka Tins. These tins are good for storage like sewing stuff
Everyone's grandparents used them for sowing kits. So as a kid, you wanting the steal a biscuit and there is cotton and needles inside.
or my cash before laundering it.
Or coloured pencils and crayons.
or buttons
They made the joke about the biscuit tin/sewing kit on Bad Bunny's SNL episode a few weeks ago. The "Protective Mom" sketch right after Weekend Update.
New Zealanders also call it a windscreen. Metal biscuit (cookie) tins that you get given at Christmas end up with sewing kits in them or old letters or other random stuff to keep clean. Occasionally home baking ends up in it. 99% certain the kangaroo 🦘 is balancing on its tail, they do it so they can kick you.
"I don't think of sharks being that fast" when I did my scuba licence in Byron Bay, the instructor told me not to worry about Great White Sharks as you would never see it and by the time it attacked you you would already be dead. They are quick.
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Kangaroos can balance on their tail, which is extremely strong. And yes, the video is legit.
That was a Shaolin Ninja kangaroo.
Ryan - Australian parts of cars:
Windshield = windscreen
Hood = bonnet
Trunk = boot. 🙃
Passenger seat = drivers seat
@@LikkieAUaka...back seat driver.😂
@@fionasimpson6308 bloody funny that eh!!
Fender - mudguard.
@@xymonau2468 yep... Sepos neve learn mate.. I'm willing to help this guy come to Sydney via Brissie... I'll pay etc.. but he's a dick head.. unfortunately..
I literally lol’d at the biscuit sewing tin. I think all our grandmothers had those.
And that kangaroo was just telling that guy off for tailgating him!
Growing up in Australia the biscuit tin always had sewing stuff in it, as mums would keep the tin to reuse after all biscuits were eaten . It happens in the UK too and parts of Europe.
And in New Zealand… but the other thing was old letters and other documents you didn’t want to be moth eaten.
We always had button tins.
I keep nuts and bolts in them pen and pencil tin.
You can keep anything in a tin.😊
Quality Street tins were also common before the tightarses ditched em for lower volume, higher priced cardboard boxes…..
@@infin8eeMy mother had a button bag, usually calico.
As a stupid german I always thought that kangaroos are just cute puppies hopping around.
But since I watched Ryan‘s Aussie vids for some time, I got quite scared of them - they are so packed with power!
Man, seeing all of these muscles in action gives me chills!
Their kick can pack a serious punch. They can be cute puppies but you don't want to mess with them.
A wild koala will F you up if you tried to touch it also. They growl and scratch.
Any animal, humans too, will fight viciously if cornered.
yeah they have very wicked back legs, fortunately most of them are nice but stay away from any angry kangaroo. I would not have been getting out of the car with that aggressive one on this video at all.
It’s all about reading the room. Lol wild animals will protect themselves if they feel threatened.
Roos always jump out in front of cars and act like they never saw it lol
Same with galahs. They will fly straight into you car and die when there’s countless thousands of klms on either side of the road lol
Ryan: "How big is that crocodile?"
Me: "Miniature dinosaur."
If you are Australian, they are windscreens.
yes they are , they screen the wind
yep.. sepo's are brain dead mate...
Even us poms call'em windscreens
Same in Ireland
@@Pomdownuder because we are civilised and understand English.. bloody sepos have no bloody idea mate!
This is fast becoming my number one go to video each week. Keep up the good work Ryan.
Salties are THE apex predator in Australia. More people taken every year. Fisherman off the bank just this week. All they found were his shoes and gear
actually it's humans & has been for over 30,000 years (humans were here well before that, but that's when the last of the apex predator competitors died out). Sure, Salties are in small sections of the country's water, but humans have been the primary apex predator over the whole continent for that long
The average people being killed by crocs is between 1 or 2 a year that’s what the statistics are saying but a lot more are attacked but survived. 😊
@@aussiekat6379 vs around 370 directly by humans, around 1,100 by humans using cars etc etc, so WAY more than for crocs! Same applies for roos & other large animals too, human apex predator related deaths are WAY higher than croc apex predator deaths!
Oh the many childhood disappointments thinking you have busicuits only to find sewing supplies.
Funny that Rysn didnt realise a Salt water crocodile is called thst because they are often found in the ocean waters
A few things to note, Ryan:
1. The thing that McDonald's sued over is the name of the burger - "Big Jack" which obviously sounds just like "Big Mac".
2. Costco isn't really a competitor to Woolies/Coles. I'm a Woolies shopper (occasional Coles when something's on sale) and 95% of what I buy there is either unavailable at Costco or simply unavailable in a size that doesn't require a forklift to move. (note: I do buy TP, paper towel and fuel there - the $70 annual fee is worth it for the fuel alone since I live 5 minutes away)
3. The "Member Prices" at Woolies don't require a paid membership like Costco. It's FREE. And before someone complains that the personal data you give when you sign up will be sold to scammers who will steal all you money - you could sign up with fake info (except your phone number, that has to be real).
4. BUPA: It's pronounced "boo-pa".
5. The average length of a bulla shark is 7-8 feet, whereas the average length of a saltwater crocodile is around 17 feet. So yeah, the shark ain't gonna mess with old salty.
more relevent on costco is the number of stores compared to colesworth. VERY few people live within 5 minutes of a costco! It would cost me WAY more in fuel than I could possibly save if I was to buy fuel from them, given the travel distance to get there
@@mehere8038 Very true. I see people turn up to Costco with a trailer or in their campervan for their 6 monthly visit sometimes. OR at least filling up the back of their SUV with stuff. And then there's me who wil go in for one item 😂
@@bencodykirk I've never been to costco, but I can imagine :) I used to have a "campbells cash & carry" near me & managed to get a membership card for it, via a volunteer organisation I was involved in (they required being a business to get a card & be able to shop there) & it was similar to what you describe, although I tended to be the one with only a handful of items :) They only sold in bulk though, so not really "1 item" per say, but I would get just 1 or 2 of the 1kg bags of allens frogs & snakes alive, they were $5 a bag! Sold at colesworth for about $2-3 for a regular sized pack at that period in time, so pretty impressive saving, just hard to resist the temptation to eat far to many when buying in such big bags lol. They changed policy to require buying a box of 5x1kg bags at one stage too, which was even worse. Definately worth the savings if buying sensibly & with self control though :)
Woolies has brought in a paid membership on top of the free loyalty;
In Australia, the correct term is windscreen. Just checked with my family's Director of Purchasing (i.e. my wife): you don't have to pay to be a Woolworths or Coles member. If you get a free rewards card (loyalty card), you are a member. Saltie = saltwater crocodile. Crossing = river crossing/ford. Kununurra is a town in NE WA, just west of the NT border.
dont have to pay , just accept sheitload of email for coles or woolies
Director of Purchasing is a top shelf title. 👏👍👍
@@rebeccatompkins Minister for war and finance is better
@@ozemale6t928 😂😂
@@duncanyourmate2433simple just block the emails.
Hmm, we call the windshield a windscreen here in Oz. Do any other Aussies call it a windscreen?
Yep..everyone does, I reckon 😊
yeah wind screen
Always been that in WA but with all the Americanisms coming into our country it probably won't stay that way
try searching for "windshield wipers", results reveal the answer :) It basically auto-corrects to windscreen wipers & also gives encyclopedia results explaining that in commonwealth countries it's called a windscreen lol
Windscreen defo
I love the fact that you don't edit your videos...its like having you visit once a week
um he clearly does edit them, I mean his camera battery cut out & he stopped to replace it in this video for example, how can that not be "editing"? Same as he clearly goes through the subreddit to find the most interesting posts, rather than making hours of video as he scrolls through them all
I think they meant that he still keeps 'mistakes in' which makes it more authentic.
Salty is what we call crocs here in Australia, saltwater crocodile, or Estuarine crocodile to give them their proper name.
Ive never heard the term salty refereeing to a croc before.
We use the tin the biscuits come in for sewing containers - I have several, as they are a common Chrissie present 😊
We call Woolworth “Woolies!”
Hey there Ryan, by sewing kit season , they mean this is where our Mum's used to put their needles, cottons, etc in these tins and i still have my mum's.
There are lots of Woolies and Coles stores but relatively few Costco stores in Australia. Also, not every household wants to buy in bulk. That's why most of us still shop at Woolies and Coles, despite the ridiculous price hikes the last few years.
And ALDIs
The kangaroo was leaning back on its tail my man. It gives them strength and balance. They lean back on there tail when they kick you. Lou Cain style lol
hi ryan, the sewing kit thing is that the nice tin the cookies come in is more useful as your now sewing kit with needles, thread, odd buttons , zips, ect...
Thanks Ryan, another great reaction! Always brighten my evening, always a laugh.
Well done my man!
A Koala is not a bear. They're marsupials. Aussies like to have a go at tourists. But, they can be savage when they're ready to mate.
If you want nightmare fuel, look up the sounds they make when mating/fighting 😂
Shout out to Ryan from Aus, here. I've never bought merchandise from any of the TH-camrs I follow but I'm just letting you know that I couldn't resist your Evolution of Aussies tee-shirt. I'm sitting here right know with it on and it's really comfy and soft. It feels really well made. I bought the red one (naturally 😄) and go it in the Medium because from other American Teeshirts I've been given they are nicely oversized for hanging out at home in. It only took a about a week to arrive which I thought was really fast. Good job all round. 👍
Where I live we get the occasional koala in the trees along the driveway as well as in the trees up the back. You can hear the males grunting similar to a pig to know that koalas are around. As for that Skippy (roo) video , that's the view you normally see of them hopping in front of your car but that roo might've been a pissed off male. As for the bikkie tins, after the bikkies are gone, they are used as storage...mainly sewing stuff!
Costco - cheap prices per kilogram if you need to buy 80kg of dog biscuits all at once, or a box of 60 eggs, 12kgs of dill pickles, 24 jars of sandwich spreads. At least you can shop weekly or monthly at Coles and not have buy a 4 year supply of pickles all at once.
Just call it Woollies like we do.
BUPA is a private health insurance company.
I live in tropical Australia, that salt water croc may have been 4 metres long
Hey Ryan the tin of biscuits when empty becomes a sewing tin 🇦🇺🙂❤️
The kangaroo looks weird sometimes, they balance on their tail and look like they’re just floating along.. 😆
on tail is aggression
Uk and Australia call it a windscreen.
Same in Ireland.
woolies card rewards are FREE
The swing kit thing is also a thing in Puerto Rico.
Grandmas and aunts will keep empty cookie cans as storage for sewing equipment.
Sewing kit/Cookies --> cookies that are sold in a metal tin with a lid.
Most people just say “”Woolies” .Us Australians usually shorten a lot of words as you would know by now.Keep up the great content Ryan,,,,,,
I'm in FN (far north) Queensland. Today is, I dunno, maybe over 33 Celsius. I'm lucky to be up on the Atherton Tablelands. Check out this area. No crocs or sharks. We have the bird eating spiders, cane toads and Wallabies. So far, I've written off 5 bumper bars, but feel very sorry for the injury to the natural wildlife.
I don't drive at night anymore.
Beautiful part of QLD.
@@XtraSparklesPls I hope you have aircon. My room does and I'll be hybernating in here 'til after the wet season. Bring on the wet.
The windshield is American, windscreen is Australian
It's a salty, mate ... saltwater crocodiles make any of their distant cousins in Florida look like puppies.
I almost spat my coffee out from laughter when you casually did the voice over of the bullshark... going home, maybe grab a surfer on the way...
It's ok Ryan, a lot of foreigners make the mistake of calling koalas, bears.
Understandable - they look like cuddly teddy bears.
Tbh, some Australians do too!
Ryan you just make me laugh so hard 😂
Its been a glorious 79F degrees on the east coast, at the tip of New South Wales. You would be loving our hot spring weather.
Ryan if you want a suggestion for a video you should look into The great bogong moth migration and how they can cover the windows in a house until you can't see outside if you have a light on.
We shop at Coles and woolworths because there isn't many cosco's and you have to pay a yearly fee for cosco
Plus they do not deliver
Yeah. I live 5 mins from both Coles and Woolworths but an hour and twenty mins from Costco. If you get down to the base of the prices, you’re not really saving any money anyway.
I’m sorry, but the person saying that if they wanted to sign up for a membership to a supermarket they would sign up to Costco and showed the membership pricing at Woolies mustn’t be quite there. The membership at Costco is like $60 or $70 a year but the membership at Woolies is free.
plus 9 billion unwanted emails
@@duncanyourmate2433 I want some of the emails, and just delete the rest. No biggie. I agree that Woolies/Coles should simply lower prices for everyone as they're getting ridiculous, but if what my wife puts on the shopping list is only available there and I can get it cheaper with the "membership", I will.
It’s funny all the sales I’ve seen recently are regular price $3.50, member price 2 for $7 🤣 🤣
anyone who thinks it doesn't cost "anything" mustn't be quite there. Why do you think they would create a membership & offer savings to motivate people to join up huh? Might not cost money, but that doesn't mean it's "free", there's always costs, duncan explained some of them
@@mehere8038 Duncan just said you get lots of marketing emails (?).
9:00 "Im walkin here'! "You looking at me? YOU looking at ME?"
I honestly didn’t have a clue we had any Costco stores in Aus. I just looked it up and unsurprisingly they are all in the cities nowhere near where I live. Also Kangaroo’s tails are their strongest muscles and they are the reason they are so fast and strong. Also the woollies membership is free. It’s pretty much a loyalty card.
The joeys (bably kangaroos) are are in sheepskin pouches to keep them warm overnight. It is likely that she is a wildlife carer and the joeys are orphans who's mothers have been hit by cars. My sister is involved with a local wildlife organisation here and said that if you see a animals lying on the side of the road (kangaroos, possums, wombats etc) you should always check to see if there is a pouch and if there is a joey inside. Wrap it in something then call the local wildlife rescue service so you can take it there for care. There are often signs on the road giving a phone number to call.
lol the empty biscuit tins are used as sewing & craft equipment storage by a lot of people, particularly grandmas :)
The car with the kangaroo should have turned out the lights. This happens all the time.
Those biscuit tins in every house ever only have needles and thread never biscuits
Woolworths is also known as “Woolies.”
You don't want, 'drop bears', living next door in mating season
Salty equals Croc.
Male saltwater crocodiles have been recorded at lengths of 23 feet (7 m) and weights of 2,205 pounds (1,000 kg). Females are much smaller, growing to be about 10 feet (3 m) long and weighing 330 pounds (150 kg).
Ivanhoe crossing just outside Kunarrara WA .
Lived there for a year or so.
That is a causeway across the Ord River,
It is the best fishing ever.
Coles and Woolworths are everywhere but here in Perth there’s only one Costco, that I’m aware of, and it’s so far away it would take all day to get the shopping, not to mention how much it would cost in petrol - gas (Perth is a massively spread out city).
When I was a kid, there was a song about an pommy (English person) asking if there were sharks where he wanted to swim. The answer: “No, the crocodiles cleared them out.”
The oil rig: a big school of fish that’s suddenly a guaranteed meal for a fast shark.
Happy Arvo Ryan,
My first thought was "Baby shark, do-do-do-do-do..." but it's more likely a huge croc.
Italian Nonnas are famous for using the biscuits tins to store bits n pieces. 😂
Why Italian. 🤔Guarantee every Aussie mother and Grandma used those tins for sewing stuff. I have three old tins in my cupboard right now with various sewing stuff, thread, needles, buttons, zips etc. I also have a 1930s Black Singer 99K hand crank sewing machine. Yes, I'm very "old school"🙂
Those blue tin biscuits are Danish shortbreads, I think, and very good!'
Costco only started here a few years ago; they aren't everywhere yet, and mainly do bulk goods from what little I know about them. Woolworths (Woolies), Coles and now increasingly I.G.A. and Aldi, are almost everywhere.
Hungry Jacks called their burger “big Jack”. That’s what made Macca’s cranky.
Just say woolies
WoolworthS. WoolworthS. Simples.
@@rorylyons277Unless you're a hapless yank
I call them Colesworth Red and Colesworth Green
Sewing kits get put into these empty cookie tins
Had one of these for my sewing kit for about 20 years..recently upgraded to a new Cadbury Roses tin. 😅
We do the same in South East Asia. I thought it's just an Asian thing
Most foreigners don't know koalas are not bears, so don't feel bad!
or they piss on you ,
They're marsupials, like skippy (kangaroos), wombats and Tassie Devils.
Woolies membership is free, if you have the original orange card you're a member and it comes off your total while shopping, just scan the card. The baby kangaroos in their pouches are the ones rescued from their dead mothers. They arent out of the pouch and off milk until at least 6months of age. Who looks after them are Wildlife Carers/ volunteers. Costco is crap over here. Definitely not worth the hype. We like variety that's why we shop at Coles and Woolies, no-one else has such variety if each product. Aldi has bare minimum and not even half the product selection the 2 have, IGA is quite expensive but closer to the 2 in range.
The "sewing kits" was referring to when the tins of biscuits were empty, as many people use those tins to store their sewing kits- needles and threads. We would all take our sewing to school in a biscuit tin when I was young. I don't even know if they still have sewing as a subject at school. There are only a few Costcos and they are near major cities. They aren't really worth it unless you need to purchase in bulk. The kangaroo was sitting on its tail. That's why it appeared to be floating in the air. Its feet were off the ground and its weight was on its tail. Guzman Y (pronounced "ee") Gomez is a Mexican food place and that was supposed to be a taco. A "salty" is a saltwater crocodile. They are the most aggressive crocs on the planet.
The kangaroo is temporarily stunned by the headlights. It's the same as when people go 'spotlight' shooting. The rabbits are temporarily stunned when the spotlight hits them just long enough to get in a good shot.
Love watching your content everyday.
It costs $60 to join Costco and we only have 2 in Victoria.
And Woolies and coles are in every town and city.
Sorry IGA
Everyone uses the empty cookie tin to put all their sewing stuff in 🤣🤣🤣
Bupa is pronounced boopa, does private health insurance, aged care services, disability care services plus more. They don't like losing money apparently
import from UK trying to destroy universal healthcare , join to jump queues , very UNAustralian
Lol that biscuit tin is often used to keep sewing stuff in
The cookie (biscuit, bikky) tins become sewing kits. Not everyone can afford to shop at Costco, Woollies and Coles even with a membership card.
Don’t feel bad Ryan .. a lot of Australians (inc. media) call them Koala bears .. drives me insane 😂
I always have ..Aussie here😂
It drives me nuts whenever they refer to them as bears. Because koalas, as Australians already know, are marsupials, not mammals
Our Roos have strength in their tail, they use it to lift off the ground 🇦🇺
They can use both legs & arms to defend them selves
You need to look up how kangaroo's legs work. Then you'll be surprised and know how easily they can jump.
To have a woollies members card is free. When you shop and scan your card you get points for how much you spend there,once you get 2000 points up you get 10$ off your shopping. Doesn't take long to get the 2000 points up lately.😵💫
If you get fuel from one of the woollies services stations ( servo) you get 4c a litre of the bowser price.
That roo was sick of being stalked!
Sewing kits are always kept in old cookie tins.
We can all dance like that. I got out of the car once to scare one away, it didn’t scare but I did, it was huge and buff. By the time I got back in the car everyone was laughing. The tail is the antigravity device, all Australians have them.
The nearest Costco to me in Australia is about 12 hrs drive away. There are not many Costco's here. So Woolies & Coles are still the main grocers. I think Drakes or IGA are also prominant.
We only have one Costco in our state and you have to take out membership about $60 aus
Ryan, Costco don't have many outlets, the only one I know of in SE Queensland is at Nerangba, so they are no competition to Woollies or Coles. We do have other supermarkets like IGA, Spar, and some single independent stores.
The Woollies' rewards, which you become a member is free, and not everything is discounted.
Roos use their powerful tails as a third leg. They lean on it and lift both feet off the ground to tear an opponent's belly.
Costco over here in Australia personally just isn't that good, it's always so crowded and busy and you can only get things in bulk, where as Woolworths and Coles you can just walk in and get a bottle of milk and be done and we also get discounts if you sign up and use your rewards, Woolworths also does Rewards in store as well as at certain petrol (gas) stations where we gets anywhere from 1c to $1 off your petrol per litre (gallon)
Also:
Windscreen (windsheild)
Hood (front of car)
Bonnet (back of car)
And the routines d cookie containers were always used as a sewing kit when growing up, not sure why but it just always was full of sewing stuff, it was a bit rude when we went to open the container to have a cookie and only saw sewing stuff in it hahaha
Kangaroos seem to defy gravity is because they use their tails to hold themselves up. I have had many encounters with 'roos very similar to this one.
on tail is aggression
The kangaroo is balancing on his tail, so he frees up his hind legs to kick you
What's the gravity like down under?
We have to wear heavy shoes to prevent from falling up into the sky.
I like that intro picture, nice addition.
Those tins are good for a whole range of things. Could be sewing stuff, although when I was a kid more likely to be made off with by my father for nuts, bolts and things in his shed.
Bloody litter bugs. Most of those bottles and cans could be redeemed for 10 cents.
Windscreen here.
I think there is one Costco is all of Australia, down in Sydney. A wee bit far to drive from rural QLD.
It's called Woolies Ryan, Woolies. You really think we say a mouthful like Woolworth's?
He wants to box that vehicle for all he's worth lol.
I'm a member and it's free! you can collect points and then exchange them for your grocery bill, if you save $20 worth you can choose to use that on your next shop. It's worth it!
Ryan Woolworths probs please just say “Woolies” it’s easier & membership is free. Costco membership is $65.00 p.a., but having to drive clear across town to use 1 store isn’t worth it. Best wishes from Adelaide; South Australia🇦🇺💐
My nearest Costco is a 4 hour drive away so I will keep shopping in Coles because it’s 5 minutes away. Btw in Australia it’s called a windscreen not a windshield.😊
G'day Mate! The Maccas suing Hungry Jacks was because of the name of their new burger The Big Jack! while might sound a bit like Big Mac...That said it only works here because of the Hungry Jack name...The Big King just wouldn't work even for Burger King Cheers!
Australia is big.... really bloody big. A solar farm like that might annoy a couple of people bit it's not even a dot in the grand scheme of things yet they provide a shit ton of power in silence and could even harvest water if set up properly. They also provide shelter underneath if that was also set up properly.
Empty cookie tins=sewing tin to keep your cotton reels neat flog=wanker 🤣
I have three woolworths and Cole’s within 5 mins of my house. The closest Costco is about 1 hr 20 mins drive away. There is only a few in the whole country.
The Hungry Jack's Big Mac was called the "Big Jack".