First off restaurants are considered entry-level jobs. If you're trying to make a career out of flipping burgers then .you done something wrong in your life

I found Americans to be very materialistic. They seem to place a lot of importance on having the biggest house, the best car, clothes etc etc. I think they're taught that early on too. They're all caught up on being successful and climbing the ladder. It's less like that (generally, there are always exceptions) in every other country I've lived in or visited.

the funny thing , is ! they think they are the best , but they dont know ! we know who is that !

Denmark have free school , hopital , and so , we are happy to pay tax , we get somthing back

I wonder what would happen to American society if all McDonald, Wendy's Denny's ,Taco Bell, and KFC workers simply didn't show up for work for a whole week? Would some just starve? What about if cleaners, supermarket and gas station workers, teachers, and bus drivers did the same? Maybe their jobs might be seen as more valuable then? McDonalds in Australia pays its workers properly and they are doing really well here! Full-time hours are 38 hours a week. We also get 2 weeks sick leave, 5 weeks annual leave, paid parental leave, mandated superannuation (paid by the employer for ALL workers), long service leave, bereavement leave, and study leave - we have higher rates of happiness, life expectancy, better work life balance, high GDP, high living standards. Americans are being fed so many lies by the people in power, just to maintain the status quo (keep the top 1% getting richer)

As the channel you’re reacting to mentions, for a great part this has to do with zoning. If a town/city is zoned as it is in europe, it becomes far safer for people in general. Also a lot of people ride their bikes and know when driving their car, they need to be careful around cyclists.

In Australia a Ventolin inhaler costs $A15.00, and you don't need a prescription.

That's slavery !!!!!!!! It's discasting!!!!!!!!! Here in the Netherlands this is slavery !!!!!!!! In the Netherlands you cet live sepport for your children from the state if you are ritch or poor for your children how more children you have ,how more you get , children are needed for the future!!!!!!!

He mentioned about the prices and how expensive finland is but finland is not really that much expensive than states. Only the markets and shops that are in central city are little expensive. Also would love to see you visit here🇫🇮❤

I really appreciate your interest, we all have good reasons to be curious about other countries and personally I’m so great full that the US is the one and only superpower. Imagine a world with china or Russia being the number one superpower.

There is no such thing as "unskilled labour". All labour requires and employs skills.

Sadly, the cancer of American arrogance and fear culture is seeping across the border to my country. Please keep it contained under the 49th parallel. Thanks.

Sweden have no military lawenforcement perce but we do have a military police. The MP have no jurisdiction though outside a military compound or advised area. The Swedish Commander in Chief has the last word in everything that regards military jurisdiction. Though; The King is the main representative of the Armed Forces. He is an admiral in the navy and a general in the army and air force. The king is the honorary head of the Life Guard and the Life Regiment's hussars. The king is the grand master of the royal Swedish orders of knights. But is by law supposed to not interfere neither politically or militarily in any issues. But is still the head of state of Sweden, but must “rule” without any political influence nor make any political statements, by law. The Kings duty is to be. Well this post kinda ran away from me. Sry

Goodness! If E.T. had to be filmed today, there'd be no unsupervised kids on bikes flying. Eliot would have to ask his mom to take E.T. to the woods to "call home..."

Parents of USA/Canada need to take protesting lessons from French, especially farmers and French unions or just January the sixth the cps that harasses and threatens families for kid taking bus or playing in the backyard and people reporting those things need to be visited too.

With all these problems, the US, one of the richest countries in the world, seems to be one of the poorest countries on earth... I think that one of the problems with you is that people like you love your country very much but the country does not love you, only the money that this greed-based system can squeeze out of you during your lifetime... Im so sorry for you all 😢😢

Wait until they hear about this kids' activity that the Dutch call 'dropping'😅 I could describe this activity, but it would be useless because KZbin will erase such a comment😂 I've tried it before, several times, and I had to give up😅

Beer and ciders till 4,7 % alchol is sold in groceries untill 20.00. Saturday 18.00. Sunday closed. Wine and spirits, you must go to vinmonopolet and buy. Thats more difficult outside big towns and cities.

Whole in the coin is to help blind people to know the difference

N stands for norwegian so you dint put that on it in your own country, so we day krone/kr...

USA is eat up with child molesters, thats why we keep our kids close...canada likely too. Much has changed since i was a kid in the 70s.

For the Auckland map, those three roads are, left to right, Dominion Road, Mount Eden Road, and Manukau Road. They're not really transit routes, just fairly major roads. 'Major' in this case meaning that the roads are fully marked (many roads down here only mark the centre-line/centre turn lane, and some don't even have that away from intersections), and have more than one lane in each direction, most of the time. Meanwhile, the once streets than lack sidewalks are a mere handful of small and isolated cul-de-sacs.

The giy showing you around was convicted for murder in Brazil. So not only low level offenders.

Would love to see your follow up on this video, Bryson, comparing what is said with what you know about the Nordic prison systems and criminal justice and such. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZa2pX6ld86Nr6s BTW happy for you that you have made the purhase of the new equipment, possible. Great job there! All the best wishes for keeping up your reporting/discussing videos, I never want to miss one of them, so I subscribe and look forward to anything you'd like to share!

I have been halfway areound the world and have experienced many cultures. Cultural diversity is what America is. McDonald's is a poor example of American food.

Rajavartiolaitos and same in swedish: Coastal Guard. In the Badge.

1980-1990 All th windows shaked, when Finnlands Coastal Artillery trained. I know you.😐

I rode to school by bicycle for all 13 years in the 70s/80s ... in West-Berlin. Others came by public transportation/bus.

What a bunch of BS I’ve been working on military bases for seven years now as a civilian contractor I’ve never seen one incident. As a matter of fact, we leave all of our tools out we leave the keys in our ignitions of our equipment. We have never had one single incident on the contrary, all the young people on the basis have pride in themselves and respect for others. This video was made by a bunch of nut bags trying to sound like they’re some kind of legitimate authority all I got to say is baloney

You should watch some videos about US military bases in Japan, especially in Okinawa. Absolutely disgusting behaviour 🤢

Good to see your journalism in action, Bryson. Your questions are important and intriguing. Keep it up! All the best as always!

A very important issue, thanks for addressing it, Bryson. In Sweden, some military units (K3 the worst, I guess) got a very bad reputation because some leaders were sexist and authoritarian - which conduct is not allowed in Sweden, but it leaked beyond the silenced reports. But there has to be some very brave individuals who speak up, because otherwise the problems remain under cover. 2017 with the "Me,too" movement there were 1700 women in the military who stood up, to make public that there was huge issues with sexual assaults and harrassment within the military. Their experience was that they were not taken seriously and the leaders were not acting according to the rules. There are recurring campaigns to stop this but the culture is resistent. In January this year there was a report in one of our biggest newspapers and that led to some action - a typical procedure in Sweden, where we need our journalists to get our justice system working as it should. Here an interview with the researcher: sverigesradio.se/artikel/ny-granskning-om-sexuella-trakasserier-inom-forsvarsmakten (a new investigation into sexual harrassment within the military). Same old complaints, though the official policy is very poignant and the highest command is very critical of the sloppiness in handling and preventing harrassment of women in uniform, but the habits of the offenders are persistent. Also the punishments for transgressions are so lenient that they are not really working, though they actually should be reported to "normal" police for prosecution. But by neglect and malpractice they are not properly reported, and then it is up to the individual to become a whistle-blower, which is hard, of course.

i never ever tip. everything is so expensive to cover sallarys. a waiter in a resturant earns abot 22dollar pr hour. in my job i get 23 dollar and the cashier on the local grosery store get even more.. so there is realy no sense in tipping, unless you are rich and got lots of money then you kinda have to leave a tip

I wrote a comment about 30 minutes after you posted youre video and now its deleted!?

Hi Bry. The US is not unique in having the Military Police investigators, investigate alleged crimes committed by military personnel. Usually, if a soldier commits a crime off base but on sovereign soil, the civil police investigate. If it is on base, or on active duty, it is for the military to investigate. I can't speak for every country of course. One feature of US bases overseas, is that usually when the US negotiates for bases in other countries such as the UK, Germany, Japan and more recently Finland, US personnel are not subject to the local law. A soldier could be DUI, mount the sidewalk and mow down a group of people, and there would be nothing that countries police could do, beyond take the soldier into custody, then hand him or her over to the US military police.

So, the US Army have so to speak the same privileges as the US Law enforcement who mostly can do whatever they want, cause they have Qualified immunities aso...

Isoviha ! Katso !

And still you deny your children the opportunity to grow and become a competent adult.

It’s good that you check out and research widespread ideologies, but don’t forget to look at the other side that disagrees

73 years old never paid for a docktor ambulance 4 kids never paid hospitle quaduple by pass new heart value and medical expeses all paid for after 285 dollars pet year for scripts = nothing after for rest of year asmatic since 2 so a lot of medication but no cost

You seem so greatful listern to what was said you gyes dont listen to the vidio no its not do something

9:41 don't forget to mention when this was. 18000 in say 2010 is 22400 in 2021

Video was interesting and entertaining, decent production and narrator. Anyway, right at the start gate it start with (bigger and smaller) mistakes and errors in terminology and words. That made it look like that it was made half-ass in those areas, to audience who they think know absolutely nothing about issue...that made it afterall look rathet cheap... "Based on their language, the Finns are often associated with the Uralic peoples, but it is important to distinguish between linguistic and ethnic concepts." "The Finnish language belongs to the Finno-Ugric branch of the Uralic language family. This linguistic group covers several languages ​​spoken by peoples from Russia, Hungary and Northern Europe" "Ethnically, however, Finns are not unequivocally "Uralians". Finns, like most European nations, are genetically a mixture of different populations that have settled in Finland over the centuries and millennia. This makes the ethnic background of Finns complex and multi-layered"

You say there would be no way for you to ride your bike to school, and then show us a street that is basically exactly like the road Norwegian kids walk on or bicycle on to school every day.

NO MEDICAL benefits from your employer, you have to take out your OWN insurance. those americans bragging they have the best healthcare also claim they have the best education, and then they CAN'T even find their OWN country or continent on a map... rest my case, NEXT CASE PLEASE. One great example, in Switzerland, I pay may taxes and therefore receive FREE medical all my life, even on retirement. as an old person NOT working anymore, I'm well looked after for ALL my need, home, food, health, etc etc.

I live in central Europe in a small town of roughly 600 people. My closest grocery store is about 0.5 km (0.3 mi) away.

One example of something i had done: Since i was born, it was discovered that i wouldn't get 4 of my permanent teeth for some reason, meaning i would be stuck with teeth not meant for an adult. One thing that ISN'T covered in danish healthcare, is normal, non-injury dental work, but since mine was technically a handicap, i was entitled to have any work done through normal health channels. Nothing needed doing for many years, but when i was 25, two of the teeth impacted gave me trouble, so i decided to have it done on those two. I would need a tooth pulled each time, as they would only do one at a time, and then have a titanium screw drilled into my jaw, and then have a fake tooth made. One tooth of this type would all included cost around 25,000DKK, or around 3,600USD, meaning that when i'm done with all four at some point, it would have cost me around 100,000DKK, or 14,400USD! But thanks to the healthcare system we have, a defect i have no control over, didn't end up costing me anything and, it never will! Because these implants aren't meant to last forever, with the actual tooth part needing to be replaced once in a while, but even this upkeep charge won't cost me anything, and i can just walk into any dentist office whe i feel like it, and have it replaced at no charge, as long as they agree the implant needs it...

Nothing negative on Norway, but it's so different from everywhere else it's impossible to compare. It's only 3% the size of the United States, and has a population of 5 million, which is 1/8th the size of California! The U.S. has 1,000 times more roadway miles than Norway, and distances are long. Norway is almost entirely powered by Hydroelectric, whereas the U.S. burns A LOT of Petroleum (and Coal) to make electricity. Going EV in the U.S. is more of a Pain than a Utopia ... unless you're lucky enough to have a home with electricity in the garage and live close to work, which is something not even 1/3rd of the population enjoys. Something else. Where I live here in Southern California, electricity is 55 cents per kilowatt hour. Cost to fully charge an 80kW electric vehicle at home, for me, would be about $55 with tax.

We're not Swedes, we don't want to become Russians, so let's be Finns". Ivar Adolf Ardwisson... , but I want add on this we love our nordic brothers and sisters , sweden norway and denmark...

The biggest problem with Americans is the word "socialism". Americans mainly don't know the difference between "Comunism", "Socialism", "Democratic socialism" and "Social democracy", calling all of them "socialism" and spitting on them without even looking at them. There isn't a single country in Europe that can be called "socialist" (sadly) We can say that in Europe we have primarly Social democracies The distance from socialism, democratic socialism and social democracies is mainly a matter of "big industries owning". Pure socialism is about the government that directly owns industries and all the profit is shared by workers. Democratic socialism still belives that main industries should be owned by the people, but most in form of workers partecipation to ownership, like workers unions that owns part of the industries. Social democracy belives in strong regulation that prevent big companies to exploite workers: minimum wage, 20+ paid vacation days, 20+ weeks of paid parental leave, unlimited sick days, job support, unemployed support, housing support, health care... the so called "welfare" and "work-life balance" For a left winger it usually works like this: if a law is good for workers, it's USUALLY good, if it's good for owners, it's usually bad. The main reason is that workers are much much more than owners (like 1000 or 10.000 more), thus laws should usually go in that direction for the good of the majority. 30 paid vacation days are good for the worker, not good (in short term) for the owner. What some right wingers don't undersand (in my opinion) is that a country where everyone is happier and wealthier, people travel and spend and on the long term this benefit the owners too. It's better to be very rich in an happy country than being obscene rich in country full of homelessness, desperation, broke people. All industrialized nations on the planet except US figured it out that you can give workers all these rights mentioned before and still have profit. A cashier in US McD earn less than 10$/hour and has 10 days of paid vacation and only starting from the second year A cashier in a McD in Denmark earn 22$/hour and has 30 days of 100% paid vacation and 52 weeks of 100% paid parental leave immediately, not after 1 year of working there As you see McDonalds can make a lot of profit in Denmark and still gives workers fair wages and high level benefits.