American reacts to The Best Australian TikToks

[@CAOwens-c9e]

Ryan, a sandwich = made with bread. A burger = made with a burger bun.

[@glenod]

hes been told, he is slightly retarded i believe.

[@littletoe9412]

and NO they are not called thongs in Australia anymore.. they are called Slides!!!!!!

[@riiidiculoso8697]

@@littletoe9412huh? Slides are a different thing

[@skullandcrossbones65]

@@littletoe9412 WTF. Who says that?

[@skullandcrossbones65]

A burger has HOT meat. If it is then cools it is still a burger. If it is made with cold sliced meat it is not a burger. If it is wrapped in cardboard it is just a salad without a plate. Just because the cardboard can be eaten, does not make it good to eat.

[@Lofyne]

Seeing that girl complaining about guys not wanting to hit on her makes me slightly prouder to be Australian. Knowing that guys here are becoming smart enough not to waste their time with people like that.

[@victoriabraham3692]

@@Lofyne exactly... I'm an older Aussie chick , and I thiught she was just all about bs..!!

[@Itachun]

Heh, I am proud of them for not approaching that narcissistic woman too. She seemed to think she was all that and the people in the comments were just as stupid.

[@Shamiterrific]

Australian girls don't want to be harassed

[@bitey6709]

Yeah. I can really see her on a w- end camping trip and not complaining at any time.

[@Wilburworm07]

Narcissist

[@CashLovesGrace]

I love how Most of the viewers are Aussies watching an American react to us rather than Americans learning about us hahahahaha

[@S1rMonke]

I’m dying at the comment that says “10? Should have gone to specsavers” lmao 8:48

[@KaiTheTyrant]

Nah but fr

[@Tasoq]

Me too 😂

[@Goatcha_M]

Vegemite on Toast is a single piece of bread, Vegemite sandwich is 2 pieces, but usually you'd have some cheese in there as well.

[@CashLovesGrace]

or add smith chips

[@Goatcha_M]

@@CashLovesGrace ?

[@CashLovesGrace]

@@Goatcha_M Have you never done that??!!!! you put smith original chips on a Vegemite and cheese sandwich

[@Kayenne54]

Add some sliced tomato...hmmm...

[@Goatcha_M]

@@CashLovesGrace God no. Have had Vegemite with Butter on dry weet-bix though, that makes a tasty snack, although the crumbs are insane.

[@Joanne-t6j]

When I was teaching pre primary students, occasionally one of the kids would refuse to go into the bathroom stall because there was a huntsman spider in there. I would go in and talk to it and tell the kid that it was OK, it was just Gerry (or whatever name came to mind), and that he was my friend, and wasn’t going to hurt them. No problem. Sometimes I would hear the kids saying hello to it when they went in. One year a spider hung around so long that the kids were upset when it left (or died?) and kept going to look for it.

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

That's both charming and excellent teaching.

[@helengrehan9730]

We had one for a while and called it Charlotte (from Charlottes Web) 😊

[@Joanne-t6j]

@ Nice 😀

[@krumnut]

Hey, so I’m a NIDA grad, of technical production, and that course is HARD it feels way more like school than university, you end up basically living out of your classroom during production seasons, 40 contact hours a week MINIMUM. I feel like I barely slept the whole three years, and went on to be a fireworks technician, but getting in was insane, I was in a class of 13 people and literally hundreds of people get rejected.

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

She's on a train going through an old industrial area. Noone lives there. There are far worse areas in the US.

[@skippy8696]

Check out some of the vids on places like San Fran, Oakland, Portland, Phoenix, Chicago, Philadelphia etc. The list is almost endless. Your jaw will drop at how messed up it is.

[@mamavibetribe8878]

I just assumed the person doesn't like public transport 😂

[@kimthompson7073]

She doesn't get 'hit on' one look and it's nah mate she's too high maintenance 😂

[@stevenbalekic5683]

@@kimthompson7073 Take off the make-up and she's nothing special. At least guys don't lie about their looks by hiding it behind a mask.

[@stirrer4151]

Also if she is towering over anyone its when she has a couple of towers for shoes.

[@waynedieckmann9840]

10:19 that's typical industrial next to the train lines. Convenient for Freight and then you will see commercial then housing. Basic town planning.

[@michellewest3404]

I was thinking the same thing. I also thought it was funny her "beautiful" scenes included a car park.

[@skippy8696]

Looked like it was the west of Melbourne (I could be wrong). Which gets a bad rap frankly. There's actually some nice suburbs out that way.

[@knifeyonline]

@@skippy8696 it did remind me of when I took the train in melbourne, going through collingwood etc was worse than anything i'd ever seen in Adelaide even on the train. They even had black-lights for km's and km's in every garage along the train line to stop j**kies sh**ting up.

[@whitelytr]

I have never, WILL NEVER, do a shoe-ey.... I think that's disgusting. Just use a damn cup/glass. Our definition of sandwich comes from England.

[@FromTheGong]

Wimp

[@judithstrachan9399]

I have never heard of anyone drinking from a shoe, except in US movies about stupid drunk bored rich people.

[@TabJH]

Agreed

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

@@judithstrachan9399 Daniel Ricciardo was the first person I'd ever seen or heard of doing a shoey. I'd never heard of it before in Australia though your Hollywood reference reminds me of old Hollywood films where rich playboys supposedly drank champagne out of chorus girls shoes. It's distasteful anyway.

[@karennewberry4694]

The Vegemite sandwich/ one slice of bread probably confused Ryan since most foreigners introduced to the mysteries of Vegemite are given it on a single piece of toast, not a two piece sandwich.

[@kevo6190]

I don't think that American girl went to a Club.. Might have been a Blue light disco 😂

[@Alan-R1971]

was gonna say high school dance but I dunno if we still have them lol

[@matthewmcclure5218]

Teenyboppers everywhere 😂😂😂

[@Adam-ik4wf]

That spider on the wall wasn't fake Ryano it was a baby huntsman 👍😆

[@Kayenne54]

If it has pointy toes to its feet, not a huntsman. It's a wolf spider. Huntsman have a fluffy look to the ends of their feet. Wolf spiders can also jump, will bite, and cause necrosing of the bite site. Meaning, the flesh turns black and dies.

[@GGora]

Exactly. This idiot thinks that was a fake spider 😂😂😂. Dude. Visit Australia. You’ll see.

[@ddawg3514]

@@Kayenne54 was gonna say looked more like a wolfy when i was looking at the adomen. but theyre basically cousins anyway

[@Kayenne54]

@@ddawg3514 Too many legs, that's what I react to.

[@BubbleBunny514]

Vegemite in Australia is like tea, in that everyone has a different preference for strength and individual modifications. I've never had Vegemite with that tiny amount in my entire life, and neither has anyone else in my family, we all use a lot more than that, just depends on the individual

[@conspiracypanda1200]

I slather it on like nutella my resistance is that good. But I don't like butter/margarine that much so I do without or with very little. My Dad would do the same thickness but with the butter done properly, and it scared all his foreign coworkers at the docks. Problem was that he'd have to fight the other full raised aussies for the biggest slices!

[@gravyz2cute4u]

Same, but that's a good "first try" amount for people overseas!

[@sshepard5222]

We had a large jar mostly full when we went away recently for 3 days. Our friend who was house sitting ate the whole jar while we were gone. I like my Vegemite put on thick but damn.

[@Jeni10]

The guy being interviewed is Baz Luhrmann, one of Australia’s best directors, writers and producers. His credits include: Romeo and Juliet (1996) The Great Gatsby (2013) Moulin Rouge (2001) and Australia (2008)

[@KaiTheTyrant]

Omg Moulin Rouge

[@kirimaecreations]

You forgot Strictly Ballroom >:|

[@stevenbalekic5683]

9:53 Train lines in Australia tend to go through corridors behind industrial areas and the backs of commercial buildings. How about the idiot camera person actually take a similar picture in a newer area (just looks like a newer area full of carparks and palms) at a similar time and then make a comparison. How about I take a picture of the homeless villages near the freeways in Los Angeles and compare it to a picture of Sydney Harbour, the Sunshine Coast of for that matter any non industrial area of Australia and then see the difference.

[@paulsandford3345]

I think you'll find men look at her and say to them selves, what's she going to cost? Obviously, because men aren't approaching her, it's too much?

[@peterscott5931]

Yep high maintenance that 1. The juice ain't worth the squeeze.

[@knifeyonline]

also if she's the loudest one in the friend group with an american accent... not even her looks could save her

[@_alifeallmine_]

The Girl teaching Australianisms whilst wearing a ‘7-Eleven’ T-Shirt. 😂

[@kurikuri6683]

Haha yeah, I thought the same

[@waylandblack]

"the shooey is an important part of Australian culture" said no Australian ever. Certain celebs and mediaphiles push it but Ive never known anyone else to actually do it.

[@HuntressofArtemis11]

That one comment telling the person that said the girl was a ten that they should have gone to spec savers 💀

[@WayneMarsden-d3r]

Hi Ryan. I Love your reactions every time. Anything between 2 slices of bread is a Sandwich. If it's between a Bun it's a burger. No matter if it is beef, chicken, pork, lamb or seafood.

[@Alan-R1971]

Unless its a salad roll :)

[@michellewest3404]

Sure a burger is in a bun, but so are a lot of other things, an egg and salad roll is not an egg burger, a salad roll is not a salad burger . . . . A burger tends to be something with a hot (usually meat) filling.

[@chaholland8541]

Open sandwiches are also sandwiches, I reckon.

[@notyourtypicalgranny]

Australia doesn't have gettos, it was an industrial ares, factories and workshops.

[@Jeni10]

Girl, if you tower over the guys at the club, stop wearing high heels!

[@karenstrong8887]

Mel Gibson graduated from NIDA. He came back a few years ago and spent 5 million dollars making NIDA bigger with more rooms for Country kids. You can only audition your way in. It is not a sandwich without two slices of bread. If you were listening instead of talking you would have heard that.

[@martinquinn2980]

I don’t understand the chicken burger issue? If it’s in a burger bun, it’s a burger, if it’s in between slices of bread, it’s a sandwich.

[@AnnieD.1982]

Seems easy enough to me. I don't get the confusion either...? 🤔

[@miashell]

Exactly! If it wasn't that way then they'd have Sandwich King instead of Burger King.

[@chookinathunderstorm3446]

At some gourmet cafes they have cold meat [whatever kind] and salad between fancy different kinds of grained bread rolls/buns, with whatever dressing and call them gourmet sandwiches. I suppose if the meats cold and between fancy bread rolls it is a sandwich. If it is hot between a plain burger bun it is a burger. If it is not a fancy, just a plain bun/roll and is cold salad and meat then it is a salad roll and is cheaper, just as delicious, doesn't crack your jaw and there are no grains to scour your innards out into the toilet.

[@knifeyonline]

@@AnnieD.1982 he explained it before that they don't see the bun as a defining characteristic of the burger, just the meat patty. So basically in their mind "burger" == red meat patty. That's why americans are so confused.

[@nagennif]

It's not that obvious to Americans, that's all. It's not something they would naturally assume and no one explains it. I moved from the US to Australia and for the first ten years, I had no idea that as a thing even.

[@miniveedub]

Ryan, you can buy Vegemite in 950g (2lb) tubs! At our house we buy the 560g jars and once the level drops below half I stock up on a spare one.

[@judithstrachan9399]

I start looking for it on special then.

[@greghillier5176]

all major city trains go through industrial and residential areas. comparing that to a hotel resort scene is just ridiculous. btw our resorts rock re gold coast and sunshine coast resorts really dump the one he shot.

[@kerryedgell8951]

Hi Ryan we call them slides as you slide your foot into it.😂

[@garrymuir1442]

Don't we also call them scuffs?

[@mindi2050]

@@garrymuir1442 I haven't heard them called 'scuffs' for years. I think that was actually a brand name.

[@Linda_AUS]

I've never heard of slides. I think that's American. Scuffs or more correctly open toed scuffs. Scuffs; A flat-heeled slipper with a full-length sole and an upper part covering only the front of the foot.

[@richardcrowell284]

She was at the Jockey Club !

[@Nomicakes]

Pausing a video every 2 seconds to respond to the next word and a half in the video has to be one of my greatest pet peeves with react content. Just let them finish the thought, the sentence, please. View the whole thing, THEN give thoughts.

[@MR-YEETSTA]

True

[@Alan-R1971]

THIS. I'm yelling at him to shut up lol🤣

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

The point of reacting is to react. If they're just watching then it's a lot harder to defend against a claim of copyright, etc.

[@juleneyoung5053]

If he’d just watch , he’d get the frikken answer ffs 😅

[@bblake5116]

The blonde at 6:05, they heard you talk love

[@bleukreuz]

That tuition cost is if you're Australian citizen... if you're international it will be much more expensive Edit: it's about $110k for the 3 year degree

[@clairash2004]

WAAPA West Australian Academy of performing arts has pumped out a lot of stars as well.

[@nswinoz3302]

I don’t know if anyone checks the use by date on the Vegemite jars as it would probably out last a nuclear winter. NSW in Oz 🇦🇺

[@Kayenne54]

Oh. Is there a use by date? The one jar in my entire fridge and pantry I've never bothered to check on. Vegemite will kill anything...so the myth goes...

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

Vegemite doesn't have a use by date. It has a best before date.

[@Kayenne54]

@@RandomStuff-he7lu Oops.

[@lynncook1281]

Had a similar problem with peanut butter found a jar in the fridge that was six years out of date still good,tasted the same

[@cannibalraptor]

Fridge? My Vegemite lives in the pantry

[@cassandrakray1817]

As a much older Aussie. That was not enough vegemite. Also, vegemite is awesome in casseroles.

[@daveretzlaff8391]

Good for mixing with Gravox too to make a nice gravy for a sunday roast.

[@robertclothier3597]

Hey Ryan, ole fart in my 60's here. A sandwich CAN be just a single slice of bread for a quick snack, just fold it in half lol. When I was a wee nipper & my darling ole Mum was introducing me to solids she used to mash potato & pumpkin together with a good dollop of vegemite mixed in. It had a lovely umami, salty taste to it. I remember loving it. Something to consider when ur youngun gets a bit older. I don't eat a lot of the stuff but it would be simply unAustralian not to have half a jar floating somewhere in the cupboard. 😂

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

Sounds like your mum was onto something, I'll remember to try that.

[@oofscoof]

Bro, if I'm eating vegemite, I'm not putting that piddly amount that lady put on hers, and certainly not with butter. If I'm eating a vegemite sandwich, I'm doing it to FEEL something, it's not enough unless it makes your eyelid twitch.

[@joannemurdock7899]

Excactly 3 quarters butter , 1 quarter Vegemite

[@judithstrachan9399]

Sorry, @oofscoof, that was pretty much the way I like it. Maybe a bit more, but not much. My daughter is a slatherer.

[@judithstrachan9399]

Now I feel like some Vegemite toast….

[@joannemurdock7899]

@@judithstrachan9399 😀😃

[@janined5784]

Me too! I like it thick enough for it to scream at me "Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi!"

[@coolhandluke1503]

1 piece of bread is called open faced sandwich still technically a sandwich and she didn't have nowhere near enough vegemite

[@Alan-R1971]

she didnt have ANY on there

[@sevysnape]

Most Aussie blokes would probably be wondering how much she costs.

[@MoistMultimedia]

HAHAHA Reminded me it's fkn Bin night! Cheers cobber!

[@GrethCunnington]

Here too, already remembered but not my job.

[@judithstrachan9399]

Mine went out.

[@Hardcore-Productions]

I wonder if he knows what a 'cobber' is, haha.

[@Jeni10]

Sorry, Ryan but that Huntsman was not fake. That’s just an example of how big they can grow, but still harmless. Chances are, it’s been living in her house for a month or more and she’s happy to have him there. I know I am, when one enters my house, because I hate cockroaches and Huntsman eat them. Good job! Thanks!

[@miashell]

They're only dangerous if, like my Uncle, you wake-up during the night and nearly have a heart attack seeing and feeling one walking across your bare chest. Our family rule has always generally been they're fine in any room except the bedroom. They will be escorted out of there.

[@kurikuri6683]

​@@miashellhow do you escort them? I'm living in Germany and those big spiders are like unicorns for me. Can't imagine to meet one of them and wouldn't fall unconscious lol

[@gambar]

​@@kurikuri6683you grab an empty food container and a sheet of paper and try to be faster than the spoyda.... 😅

[@Coooeee]

I hate it when Australians ramp up the Ocker for vids.

[@michellewest3404]

I agree, although for some reason I find "Ozzy Man" on KZbin to be hilarious and not annoying and you don't get more "ocker" than him.

[@Coooeee]

@michellewest3404 Oh yes, except for Ozzy Man, he's the best 😃

[@Coooeee]

@michellewest3404 oh yes, Ozzy Man is an exception 😃

[@fordmangtho351]

Those weren’t thongs (flip flops) they are generally called scuffs

[@craigmitchell3477]

didn't hit on her coz she's an aussie 5 at most , an american 10 most likely lol

[@SKY031]

9:37 the backs of buildings along train lines generally aren't pretty... unless there are good graffiti artists in the area.

[@AndyViant]

Train tracks always have graffiti at the back of warehouses. I recognize those walls but I won't tell you where they are. If she picked a sunset at her home it would be beautiful.

[@miashell]

Yeah, her sunsets etc weren't filmed from a train. False equivalence.

[@KaiTheTyrant]

The stuff next to the train line wasn’t “ghetto” just industrial buildings. You will find them somewhere or other along pretty much any train line in Victoria

[@leighannedwards2495]

Thongs, or sometimes flip-flops, have the strap between the big toe and second toe. The ones in the first video were slides.

[@coolhandluke1503]

The MyGov thing is true as my heart hits the floor and I think AHHHHHH what do they want me to do now?!?

[@Sirawxy]

I just think they are annoying because I have to login and check the inbox

[@TheSamjane4]

Always waiting for that overpayment letter

[@michellewest3404]

The cost of a degree in Australia, although low compared to the US, has slowly risen over the years from when it was completely free up until 1989. We also have the government run FEE-HELP loan system which you only pay back through your taxes once your income reaches a certain level. We don't have a perfect system but I can't imagine having to save for your kids college education from the time they are an infant or having student loans that you are repaying for decades like the US.

[@gordo191]

She might have gone to a " blue light dance " that is a dance organised by the school like all the boys are 12 ' 13 years old 😢

[@georgescott6967]

The original "blue light disco" was organised by the police (hence the name) as a public relations exercise as well as a way of providing a safe night event. I didn't know that the organisation had shifted to schools.

[@elizabethmay1946]

It must be a generational thing. I found all of those tiktoks cringey. One star, would not recommend.

[@indecisive_bean35]

3:45 vegemite just kind of shows up in your house when you move in, then you kind of never run out

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

You are deffo an honorary Aussie, mate. You know enough of our culture to call what Aussies will do, and the mistakes non-Aussies make ahead of time.

[@robertwynne6451]

No, that footwear is not thongs. We call them scuffs or maybe sandals, but it depends on which part of Australia you are from.

[@sueburn536]

Okay, you need to understand that the whole bread/sandwich/burger thing is not based upon the fillings. It is a definition of the type of bread used and the way it has been prepared. So, a sandwich is anything that involves sliced bread. It could be 2 slices of bread with any filling, from butter & jam, to steak with salad. If you toast the bread, it is still a sandwich, although there are many types of sandwiches that are very different when made with fresh bread compared to toast. For example, there is a VAST difference between a "ham, cheese & tomato sandwich" and a "toasted ham, cheese & tomato sandwich" - the difference obviously being in the toasting. If you are ordering at a local lunch bar, they would almost certainly make both types, so specifying "toasted" or not is VERY important. However, a "steak sandwich" is always toasted, so you wouldn't feel the need to specify. A steak sandwich is a variation on a slice of steak (thin sliced/fast cook minute steak or thick/tender/super delicious filet steak depends upon the outlet), with fried onions and sauce on toasted slices of bread. It might or might not have salad, usually ordered extra on steak sandwich. A burger, on the other hand, is a round (rarely square) bun that has been sliced to open and filled with any HOT COOKED protein, with or without salad. The defining characteristic is that it has a "crust" on the outside, unlike two slices from a loaf of bread. "Burger" almost always means that the protein filling is cooked, and you can add cooked extras or fresh salad at will. So, a basic hamburger is a round split bun (untoasted from Maccas or other shit takeaways, usually toasted from a decent servo), with a cooked hamburger patty, onions (raw or cooked depending), sauce, then extras like cheese, fried egg, tomato, lettuce, sauce, whatever. So, you can have a "bacon & egg burger" that doesn't have a hamburger patty at all - ditto, chicken burger, fish burger etc. Lastly, we come to the Aussie delicacy that is a "roll". I've travelled to Europe and the US several times and have yet to find this easily available on a menu. This is a halfway point between the "sandwich" and the "burger". Specifically, it refers to a round (rarely square) bun that has been split and then filled with COLD fillings - most likely cold meats & salad but anything cold qualifies. Think of it as a "bagel" but we don't really have those here (ok, maybe some but they are rare). There is NOTHING that hits the spot quite like the quintessential "Ham, Cheese & Salad" roll, especially when your local deli routinely includes onion, tomato, lettuce, cucumber & grated carrot in their standard salad, with beetroot and/or pineapple as optional extras.

[@conspiracypanda1200]

I'm an aussie woman and I don't get the American gender divide. Guys and gals all have to put in the work, but it shouldn't really be _work,_ y'know? You're just getting to know someone! You gotta know if they're funny, if you wanna be around them! Even if it doesn't work out, don't you wanna say you had a good time talking to people? Why shouldn't we approach guys in social settings? I've been approached by guys before, and I'll approach guys to talk if I wanna! What's with putting yourself in a box like that and acting like another human person is such a puzzle? Borderline incel behaviour from the comments, too. "It's [opposite gender's] fault, not yours! Something is wrong with them!" Get a grip. Guys don't have to be focused on girls 100% of the time. We can and should all just hang out with little to no expectations sometimes, if not most of the time.

[@issomeg]

Anybody else agree that video 2's Vegemite level was a complete waste of time? Like, if you can see the bread beneath the Vegemite, you're wasting time.

[@garrymuir1442]

I think it was pointing towards the minimal exaggeration limit as just about any foreigner puts it on way too thick. Ie Give an inch, take a mile.

[@peterschmidt1453]

Foreigners probably should start thin, I spread it like jam having grown up with it in oz.

[@56music64]

I would eat more Vegemite than this girl. You have to put industrial estates somewhere don't you?

[@davranzihni8485]

4:42 those are slides but the ones you are thinking of are thongs

[@judithstrachan9399]

Absolutely.

[@yktserea2214]

You know what I’ve watched like 6 of your videos. I’ve followed

[@SS-sk3hb]

I have to tell you about a cute thing my 3 yr old granddaughter said. I entered the house to be dragged to the lounge room by her. She points to the wall where what I've always called a rain spider sat above the couch. "This is Ice cream," She says. "Why did you call it Ice cream?" I asked "Because you can't be cared of ice cream, silly."

[@michalaelton961]

Baz Luhrumann - an Australian director - think Moulin Rouge, Romeo & Juliet, The Great Gatsby, Elvis just to name a few...

[@mikeparkes7922]

Ryan, AMERICANS used to call it a chicken burger, and THEY changed the name to sandwich.

[@ianboyle1026]

Ryan, NIDA is government funded and its tuition fees qualify as a HECS (Higher Education Contribution Scheme) debt, same as university fees -- meaning that you don't pay anything until/unless you get a job afterward above a certain income threshold, and then it starts to come out in your income tax, as a percentage of what you're earning. It's a bit of a nuisance, but never crippling, and if you manage to earn minimum wage most of the time (easy for actors haha), you'll pay hardly anything back.

[@elli481]

Those flipflops are slides lol

[@waynemiles4293]

Ok Ryan we need to sort this out. A sandwich is on slices of bread. If it is on a bun it can't be a sandwich and if it is on a roll it also can't be sandwich.

[@janined5784]

A sandwich is made with two pieces of bread with anything you like in between. My favourite is chicken beetroot and mayonnaise. Perfecto!

[@Nebs1]

She moved from a shopping centre carpark in the USA to an industrial area in Australia? Weird move really

[@tonicodner6189]

I personally go through about two jars a year. We have it on toast, sandwiches, and buns. But i also use in cooking for flavouring gravey in stews and casseroles.

[@Kayenne54]

Family of 12, obviously 😉😉

[@dianacourt377]

Is Vegemite on a bun a Vegemite burger?😊

[@tonicodner6189]

@@dianacourt377 😆 😂 😆 could be!!!

[@tonicodner6189]

@@Kayenne54 only half of that!!! But we do love our Vegemite 🥰

[@infin8ee]

I use it in Kong's for the dog's too.

[@grantmcauliffe3437]

A sandwich with only 1 slice of bread is called an "open sandwich" here in Oz.

[@Michael-kt6gi]

Same as here in the U.K.

[@mikeparkes7922]

I’m 188cm/6’2”” and was the shortest of my friends (by far). They all called me squib, and used to pat me on the head. Cheers from Oz.

[@NPC-fl3gq]

Even my female GP is 6'2 😂

[@SharlzG]

The thing about NIDA is not the cost so much as the tough application process. Back when I completed the application, you needed evidence of your prior spyglass along with two personal written references attesting your suitability to attend, and even if the applicant was short listed, you had to do numerous auditions to potentially be selected (I gave my application to my father and he forgot to post it, so I didn't get to those stages)

[@069diesel069]

Aussie blokes have had enough just like other cultures worldwide have, don’t want to be a simp

[@Goatcha_M]

Vegemite is owned by Kraft and you'd be surprised how quickly it goes when you're using it every day for school/work lunches.

[@ricohact]

Bega Cheese bought Vegemite and Kraft peanut butter from Kraft in 2017.

[@Goatcha_M]

@@ricohact Didn't know that. Hooray for Bega, keep it in the country.

[@robanov1]

Did she just walk past the bread with the Vegemite jar??? Put some more on! Sheesh

[@kayot4947]

That Vegemite sandwich needed double the Vegemite.

[@Hermionegrangeredits]

The ‘flip flops’ (if they don’t have the bit that goes in between the toes) are called slides

[@ellaeadig263]

Not you thinking NIDA is cheap and me sitting here going "Oh my god that's three times what I spent on my university fees"

[@6226superhurricane]

how hard it is to go from a rooftop vista to sitting on a train? i wouldn't imagine the view next to the train tracks is much different in usa when you get to an industrial area.

[@stanleywiggins5047]

That isn't a fake spider, it's a HUNTSMAN... That eats flyes & mozzies 😊

[@elizabethmccue9059]

I might have to look again, but that spider looks real to me. And I've seen bigger.

[@AureliaMangan]

By the way Vegemite take forever to get emptied like a year my friend has one from two years ago sitting in her pantry and it’s not even halfway done

[@Alan-R1971]

they are not having enough on it then the big jar lasts me maybe 3 months

[@judithstrachan9399]

Is that unaustralian?

[@QueenMonny]

​@@judithstrachan9399 No. Because any Australian will tell you that you can consume vegemite however you like. The only point is that you MUST consume it. ;)

[@kyra4369]

Girl- "there are a thausand girls in the club coming up to him, and hitting on him" Me- "Thats me in the corner, thats me in the spotlight, losing my religion! Trying to keep up with you! And I dont know if I can do it. Oh no, Ive said too much. Or I havent said enough!"

[@Jeni10]

How can she compare a place she’s standing in at sunset, to a train ride across rural Australia? We have sunsets too, every single day! We also have palm trees and beaches. Rubbish comparison, girl!

[@barriehull7076]

It's TT so a waste of time watching tbh.

[@vincentlevarrick6557]

That wasn't rural Australia but. That trip looked like the suburban lines of Qld Rail in Brisbane. Edit: not saying she was in Brisbane, but that's what travelling on our urban/suburban train lines looks like

[@Jeni10]

No, they’re not thongs, these are scuffs.

[@Thomamps]

I used to run entrainment at a pub close to NIDA and their students were awesome and next level performers. I've seen many of them on screen and in credits since those days.

[@coraliemoller3896]

That is Baz Luhrmann, a famous Aussie director: Romeo + Juliet, Strictly Ballroom, The Great Gatsby, Moulin Rouge, Australia.

[@Markus-ht2we]

G'day mate! The sandwich was invented in England back in the 18th century. It’s named after John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich. The story goes that he was a keen gambler and didn’t want to leave the card table to eat. So in 1762 he asked his servant to put some meat between two slices of bread so he could eat without using utensils. The idea caught on and voila, the sandwich was born. An original sandwich is just two slices of bread with a filling in between, usually something simple like meat or cheese. Unlike a burger, it’s not made with a bun and the bread isn’t toasted or grilled. Easy as that!

[@christianmcbrearty]

I normally buy about 1 jar every 4-5 months. Depends on how much I eat during that period, but I normally put a lot of Vegemite on my toast/sandwiches.

[@wtftpc]

Even the shark in Jaws was Australian!!!

[@wendyshort6900]

This seems to be comparing a resort to the view from a train track 😮

[@SoniaH-m4g]

In Aus Men approach Women AND Women approach Men but they both tend to avoid people who might seem unfriendly or might require a lot of effort to be in a relationship with, those people are lower down in the pool of dating prospects. We’re a laid back bunch in general and why make things more difficult by inviting that much drama into your life 🤷‍♀️

[@Goatcha_M]

A chicken sandwich is a chicken sandwich and a chicken burger is a chicken burger, not the same thing. One uses bread, the other a bun. Also, she's going way too light on the Vegemite, could barely taste that little smear.

[@BelindaRutherford-qd4cs]

The moving from this to this one, well standing in a town and taking a photo is different than taking a photo on a suburban train, pretty sure the from most suburban trains look the same.

[@EstherIsAFrogster]

10:10 they’ve clearly never seen a good Australian sunset

[@overworlder]

The worse thing is the scam mygov message

[@EmHarley1979]

You are correct what Shooey girl was holding most of my fellow Australians call a skuff as its just the band over the top of your foot, Thongs have the strap that goes between your toes.

[@tropicsalt.]

You got it, you got it. Good job gov. I don't know how to get the Pommy flag emoji up, so just insert it "here".

[@Adam-ik4wf]

Women: how do I stop these spiders from coming in my room? Ryano leans forward and just says casually. YOU KILL Em. Farkn funny 🤣😂🤣👍 Edit sorry wrong video I just watched this one as I was watching this week in Australia (94) stupid bastard me 🤭🤪😆 but I'll leave it up on here.