I wonder if Paypal even knows the whole thing was a scam, or if they just bought it blindly and left it unsupervised, which is kinda reckless considering they deal in finances.

Okay, so that's only one of his aircraft characters. The videos you've done so far have focused on the country characters, but there are also lots of US military equipment characters ...and a raccoon that found its way into the hanger.

Make alaska part of the continuous states 😅

I had it for a bit with no youtuber link for curiosity's sake, and I never got any discounts, so it definitely seems like the youtubers were behind the discounts. Got rid of it eventually.

🇨🇦 It's never a war crime the first time 🇨🇦

Nate did a similar skit as the angel Michael on a Christmas special this past year

I never ceased to be amazed what americans teach their kids about the kefuffle of Independance, the US was let go as it wasn't worth the effort as the British empire was fighting France, Spain and several other countries involved. It was decideed the US can go along with certain caveats. I genuinely think, most american kids are taught Mel Gibsons the patriot is an historical document.

The term Hot Dog was coined by a sports writer when he went to Wrigley field and tried out one of the vendor's Dachsund Sausages. Sausage served on a dinner roll. He wrote "you can watch the game while eating a hot dog" or something like that. Was a Frankfurt wurstchen (sausage that originated from Frankfurt)

A lot of your questions could be answered by the minilag video I think

But you do have a score and a gross. (and you're naming a dozen dozens is gross). And there's also a baker's dozen, also known as devil's dozen, which shows how much Americans love bakers. Also, hamburgers were named not after the city of Hamburg, but after the namesake boat where they were served to immigrants on their way to US. That the name stayed was probably due to the fact that most of immigrants stayed for a long time in the city of New York, their entry point, and formed closely bound societies.

muscovy and china will disintegrate faster than America

Don't forget the Brythonic sentence structure. If you ever try to learn Welsh, you'll find the word order quite similar to English (something neither French nor German does).

I think it’s interesting that we “wonder” if these “mythical” characters we hear about could have actually existed but couldn’t possibly confirm …. But draw the line at questioning the plethora of religions mythical characters 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦‍♀️

2:19 she says that when Edward died at age 15 it was the youngest that someone had died of old age. But people who die of progeria might die of old age at a younger age.

I want Jack Rackam and Blue from OSP in this history showdown.

Dog was U.S. slang for sausage in the late 1800s. Why dog? Well that's what happens when people aren't told what it is made of and they just guess. Buffalo is the name of the city in which the sauce was created. Buffalo wings are chicken wings dipped in Buffalo sauce. The U.S. Civil War didn't end slavery in the U.S. The Global Slavery Index claims the U.S. has 58,000 slaves.

Chernobyl was such a great series. Somehow my husband had never heard of the accident so it was great watching it with him and seeing him learn about it

Face really. The United States sucks

Holy hell.... you'd think a teacher would start from the beginning to understand the meaning behind all HLC's characters, but I guess that's too much to ask.

Wasn't there something about unfair taxes? I was thought the civil war differently.

I remember i was still tought "color" as in "colour" (but in germany before i moved to america, as far as i know it might be different now but in most schools around the world they teach British English)

I frankly am glad to see America finally stopped making a spectacle of itself and everything is totally fine now.

I dont know, I was born in germany (took french classes) moved to america when i was 12 and moved back to Germany when i was 20. English is such an easy language to learn, iv had no problems. (i guess it depends what prior experience in languages you have had, but from all the people iv talked to they say English is easy compared to other languages.

I knew a Geoff. We also live in Georgia, so the soft G is just a way of life.

Here is what Google AI says about the hot dog: The term "hot dog" likely originated as a joke about the shape of the sausage, which resembles a dachshund dog. The name may have been coined by a cartoonist in the early 20th century. Explanation The cartoon In 1906, Tad Dorgan, a cartoonist for the New York Journal, drew a cartoon of a vendor selling "hot dachshund sausages" at a baseball game. Dorgan couldn't spell "dachshund" so he shortened it to "hot dog". The cartoon was said to be a sensation, but historians have been unable to find it. The joke The name may have originated as a joke about the Germans' small, long, thin dogs. The term was current at Yale in the fall of 1894, when "dog wagons" sold hot dogs at the dorms. The association with dachshunds Germans called the frankfurter a "little-dog" or "dachshund" sausage. Dachshunds are sometimes called “wiener dogs” because their long bodies resemble hot dogs. Other names for hot dogs include: frankfurter, frank, wiener, weenie, coney, and red hot. The 1906 cartoon is the story I always heard. Whatever way, the hot dog is associated with the the dachshund breed. That's all I know.

"Please Excuse My DOPE ASS SWAG" I mean, it's not like the original one of "Please Excuse my Dear Aunt Sally" was anything truly related to "Paranthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction" when read by itself in a room not meant for mathematics, I fully approve of it.

Nate Bargatzes delivery honestly does save this skit, its almost completely carried by his comedic style and timing. Completely agree on his deadpan style vs a more over the top boisterous style

If you like comedy, try Horrible Histories. They are brilliant

My guess is that when the guy who came up with it sold it to his boss, after showing him the ingredients and how its made, the boss was VERY hesitant to try it, but then after taking a bite he said "Hot Dog that is actually good!" and the name stuck. (THERE IS ZERO PROOF OF THIS, ITS MY GUESS)

The Roman's had an food item that was basically a hamburger.

Nate did a new one about Christmas and the Jews were the difficult, uncomfortable situation for him to talk about.😅

Irony: To convey one's meaning by using language that indicates the opposite meaning. Here is an example from... From the Life of Brian. Brian: You are all individuals! Mob chanting in robotic unison: Yes! We are all individuals. (Irony). One lone voice: I'm not. (The perfect example of irony). In trying to say he was part of the group amd jist like everyone else he proved himself ... different. Irony. Don't listen to Alanis. The man who was afraid to fly and died in a plane crash wasn't ironic. He was justified. Spot on. Correct. It would have been ironic if the man afraid of flying took a train and the plane he would have flown in crashed into the train killing all on the train while every passenger on the plane walked away. Irony.

Shut up! While it’s playing. geeze. You area pain in the arse!

2025 is insane, Vikings beat by the RAMS, with 9 sacks and 9 points, with all us LIONS and PACKERS laughing out LOUD........just crazy

144 is a gross

I've always wondered, when they have a '3 day barrage', where do they get all those bullets? And food?

The story goes that when the Norman French invaded and conquered England that Norman Frenchmen got together with Anglo Saxon women and they wanted to communicate. Well, Norman French was too good for the Anglo Saxon (according to powers that be) so they just spoke both languages and whichever word fit better, it was adopted (although the other word kept) so if the word is short it is probably Anglo Saxon Germanic and if it is longer and a bit more fancy then it is Norman French (to meet - Anglo Saxon Germanic, to rendezvous - Norman French) . This is of course tongue in cheek however the two languages did come together and after that, the English language never met a word it didn't like so there you have - it has almost a million and some meanings have several different (a thesaurus is a very handy thing)

Their is no North Korean troops

i will say what i said in the original video: "this is a video to be fun, and yes, it has a point, but, if you want a real argument to be made. first of, yes, the leaders of the conffederancy realy did want to maintain slavery, and yes, this was a main goal, and most people in the conffederacy agreed with it... but you cannot also let out the fact that they indeed also had the argument of "the north states cannot simply impose their rules onto us" because it is that thing (and again, i cannot express this enough, SLAVERY IS BAD! i am agaisnt not only slavery back than, bt the slavery that happens today in africa, middle east and asia) lets say that i say somethign stupid... like... "i should have the right of walking around with my penis sticking out of my pants" and you say "thats stupid i will not let you do that" (personaly i agree, it is stupid) but than i can just go on a tangent and say "lets make pride parade illegal, becaus there are a lot of people dressing in an improper way in it (and it is true, there are people who outright go with BDSM clothing to these things) do you see a problem? slavery is wrong, but the argument that "one group of people cannot push their ideology into another group of people" is still valid, as much as the argument was used to support something terrible like slavery. there were, in fact (even tough a minority) soldiers from the confederacy who were agaisnt slavery, but fought on the principle that they should have a say in the matter, as a matter of fact, one of the reasons the north won, WAS because a lot of people in the south were against slavery to begging with. but being fair i'm not expecting people to understand what i'm saying... my expectatives are pretty lo and i think that someone will just come here and say i support slavery..."

The Founders knew about automatic weaponry.

America is democracy

Also, Baseball is essentially Cricket on steroids. And without the Tea.

14:20 Aimo Koivunen. Yeah, he was Finnish. 🇫🇮

Also, there is a name for a dozen dozens, which is a ”gross” (144 of something).

I could be wrong, but if you wanna talk about "indigenous languages," I'd say Icelandic fits that bill. I've heard that because of Iceland's geographical isolation, the language has evolved very little, and supposedly you could show the average Icelandic speaker a text written 10,000 years ago and they would (more or less) be able to understand it.

What you said about India: STRANGE, you don't even have to move out of the USA to enjoy this. Just go to the Walk of Fame and you get plenty of Homeless People (wich are always "removed" if the Oscars get handed out but hey...).

Bread and circus in rome = only circus (social media) in the USA

No part of the bible is not about Jesus

American football is called football because it was based on Canadian rugby football.

Canada: hey Donny, want some free food? Trump: sure, i know jack shit about history