Make sure you get dickshooter Idaho when you do D

Almost got my city

Glad you chose Bear Lake in Utah/Idaho as the thumbnail. May not be the biggest lake, but it's one of the USA's most beautiful.

When I was in New Mexico I went on a breaking bad hunt

Bettendorf IA

For Oregon some you missed Baker City Banks Bandon Beaver Brooks Bly Brownsville

I’m in NC near Raleigh and we have Bunn and Butner. There’s also a Burnsville, Black Mountain, Blowing Rock, and Beaufort that I can think of off the top of my head.

I feel like I did fairly well on this, and even instantly recognized the first location, despite not being a Kiwi.

I live kinda closish to Altoona and searched up that pizza...WHAT IS THAT???

Me: silly CG you missed these five B towns that I remembered and you didn't! CG: proceeds to list out 20 B towns I've never heard of

a few i thought of Bethel, AK Blue Ridge, GA Bisbee, AZ Booker and Borger, TX Briggs, TX Big Spring, TX Bluefield, WV *Bethlehem, PA* and rip Hawaii.

Wrong. In Oregon it’s a small shop in downtown PDX where they sell soft drugs (Maryjane).

Arab - AL and Amory - MS

You forgot Belgrade, Montana

Missinaibi in Ontario and Lake Kipawa in Quebec should have had a mention

No Newfoundland?👍😂

Iowa has Bettendorf. also for Missouri there is a KC suburb called Belton.

Is there really such a software? Can everyone use it? Are there any country restrictions? How accurate is it?

Is there really such a software? Can everyone use it? Are there any country restrictions? How accurate is it?

Good job on the pronounciation of Babine lake... Smithers locals get a little rowdy when people call it buhbine lake. Also if you look closely on maps you can find a very small, remote lake near Babine lake (just south of the Babine mountain regional park) called Baboon lake. I swear this is someone's joke on people for the mispronunciation.

Pull your head out of the East! What about Jackson Lake Wyoming or Crater Like Oregon?

There is a town called Apple Valley in southern Utah. We lived near there for a little while when I was a kid. Now we live in Washington State.

Watched to see if you would name my hometown, and you certainly didn't disappoint

The small city in arkansas is pronounced be be not beeb but arkansas is weird with a lot of town names and how they're pronounced

The biggest ones you missed in Nebraska are Beatrice and Blair, which have just over 20,000 between the two of them. Still, you got Boys Town! By the way, it's a place for boys with various different problems affecting them, like mental health issues or neurological disorders for example, where they can go and get help with treating them. I was friends with two kids in elementary school who had to go there for a bit because of autism and other things like BPD that weren't being properly treated, and therefore caused issues for the other students in class. They were pretty well-meaning kids, but just had untreated problems that needed to be dealt with for their safety and ours.

“There’s an Annapolis, MO… why do I know that?” Lmao

Adrian, MI

The biggest one in Nebraska that you missed is Alliance (around 8,000 people). But even as a Nebraskan, I didn't know about Auburn, so that's gotta count for something.

hehe i used to work in bee cave, i was so excited to learn that you're a knower. also re: your buda question, i've always said like byuda

I can’t believe there is a b city I know that you don’t😂 it is Belgrade Montana. Suburb of Bozeman I went to

Minnesota here - all I can think of off the top of my head that you missed are Brooklyn Center, Burnsville, and Buffalo. I was gonna say that Blue Earth is a pretty random pull but I forgot about the statue lol

In PA, there is also Bradford, Bristol, Bedford, Berlin, Bridgeport, Burlington, Bethlehem, Blue Ball, Bloomsburg, Benton, Benson, Blue Bell, Broomall, Breezewood (not accepted in the quiz though)

Little sad you missed minnesotas battlelake, Barnesville and bagely but you got bemidji

NS to my knowledge is the only province where you don't need front plates

Missed Benton ky

Missed auburn ky Arlington ky& TN

I recently had a road trip to Burns Flat, OK. I’m not sure if it’d be big enough to be included, though.

I think the biggest one you missed is Bethlehem, PA. You also missed Big Sky, MT

Was hoping you would get my hometown of Boiling Springs, SC, there is a Boiling Springs, NC as well btw.

I didn't know you could type any state's initials after the city while having the search set to a particular state when you think of a city that's in a different state to the one you're on/in. I thought you had go down to the state you know its in or have the search set on every state.

The one I can think you missed in Washington at the moment is Bothell. I'm sure there's others but I'm just going off what I have in my head easily.

I find it pretty funny that you were saying that there’s always something before “beach,” and you didn’t put in Beach, ND.

@ 00:55 Brooklyn Center borders Brooklyn Park, so you could have picked up both for MN right there

Fun seeing the hometown from MN in this episode!

As a native Long Islander, you missed Brentwood, Bellport, Babylon, Bay Shore, Brookhaven, Bohemia, and Blue Point (probably others) for New York 🙂

Can't wait until we get to X and there's like 1 city.

There's Arlington and Arlington Heights in Washington you missed.

Why does Kansas have arkansas City and Kansas City is not in Kansas?

Good vid, dropped a like, but why did you sort the timestamps in the description alphabetically, instead of chronologically?

Biggest city you missed in every state (with populations): Alabama: Boaz (10,104) Alaska: Bethel (6321) Arizona: Benson (5353) Arkansas: Benton (35,016) (not to be confused with Bentonville) California: Buena Park (84,016) Colorado: Brighton (40,072) Connecticut: Branford (28,031) Delaware: Brookside (14,974) Florida: Bonita Springs (53,643) Georgia: Buford (17,129) Hawaii: Black Sands (416) (the only place in Hawaii starting with b) Idaho: Bellevue (2556) Illinois: Berwyn (57,233) Indiana: Beech Grove (14,709) Iowa: Bettendorf (39,097) Kansas: Bel Aire (8267) Kentucky: Burlington (17,318) Louisiana: Bayou Cane (19,770) Maine: Biddeford (22,546) Maryland: Bel Air South (57,648) Massachusetts: Brookline (63,155) Michigan: Burton (29,708) Minnesota: Brooklyn Center (33,780) Mississippi: Brandon (25,137) Missouri: Belton (23,979) Montana: Belgrade (10,475) Nebraska: Beatrice (12,257) Nevada: Bunkerville (1069) New Hampshire: Bedford (23,764) New Jersey: Bloomfield Township (53,702) New Mexico: Bloomfield (7425) New York: Brentwood (62,387) North Carolina: Belmont (15,012) North Dakota: Beulah (3058) Ohio: Beavercreek (46,560) Oklahoma: Bethany (20,823) Oregon: Bethany (31,350) Pennsylvania: Bethlehem (75,792) Rhode Island: Barrington (17,153) South Carolina: Boiling Springs (10,405) South Dakota: Brookings (23,370) Texas: Bedford (49,940) Tennessee: Brownsville (9,787) Utah: Bluffdale (17,015) Vermont: Bennington (15,327) Virginia: Burke (42,312) Washington: Bothell (48,151) West Virginia: Bluefield (9639) Wisconsin: Beaver Dam (16,710) Wyoming: Bar Nunn (2985) Biggest city missed overall: Buena Park, California (although imo your only "bad" miss this video was Bethlehem)