British Couple Reacts All 50 States Portrayed By Family Guy

[@TheBeesleys99]

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[@owenhalverson9119]

#can't wait

[@vorschlaghammer9888]

In the event of breaking down in a desert in the US dial 911. Even without phone reception you will get in contact with the police using 911, explain you have broken down and have no cell service and dialing the 911 emergency hotline was your only option to get help. They will take note of how many people are with you and what conditions they are in and either dispatch a tow truck or medical services alongside it.

[@jdm1066]

The fan caught a ball at a Cubs game in Chicago costing them the Championship.

[@jackson1342]

Fun fact the USA is 40 times more land than all of uk

[@timlois]

Pennsylvania resident here. This is accurate. My parents hired the Amish to build a two-car garage for them a few years ago. They showed up at 8:00 am and were gone at noon. The whole garage was built. They left to go to another job to build a second. So they built two entire two-car garages in one day, plus whatever else they needed to accomplish that day. And this sucker was a quality build too, I might add. I don't know how they do it!

[@BlueDebut]

The fear of God probably

[@i_am_soraya4608]

I live in PA too

[@CowboynLilbits]

My brother, in PA, had the Amish do his roof. They did it in half a day, cost 3k, and guaranteed for 30 years.

[@glenncordova4027]

Repetition

[@blackpinkblinkfam7197]

I live in pa but Philadelphia lol it’s crazy to be in a big city full of all types of ppl & tall buildings and tourist then go outside of Philly and just see farms and Amish ppl 😂😂 I even see them come into Philly sometimes and walk shoot downtown

[@sneakyirishman7090]

8:46, they cut out the best part of the Mississippi joke. It’s a reference to Huckleberry Finn. Peter calls the guy on the raft with him N-word Jim, the name of a character in the book.

[@TexasBorn1835]

Driving across the United States, you need to prepare for the environment in which you will go across and weather. Here in Texas it can range substantially. In the desert you should always have spare tires, water and fuel, well as tools.

[@loganinkosovo]

And warning triangles or highway flares, a first aid kit and food. You should always have warning triangles, water, food and a first aid kit where ever you go. Don't keep soda or beer in a car in the desert too long. It will explode due to the heat.

[@gmantubs]

Up North and in the mountains depending on season tire chains might be necessary as well.

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

They also have to understand that the desert doesn't always mean it's always hot. That's the first thing most people think but it can be darn cold.

[@loganinkosovo]

@@michaelmacdermott6340 Yes. I've spent about 10 years in different deserts and depending on the elevation it even snows sometimes. The desert at night can get very cold. It behooves you to carry blankets and a shovel along with everything else.

[@paulierosenbaum8213]

And a lead 🦶! I love Texas, you can bring your own beer into the general men's club

[@Darvec]

The Missouri one is a reference to Walt Disney in his early days. Disney was a cartoonist and animator originally from Kansas City, Missouri. He’s exploiting Minnie Mouse like an old-timey Hollywood producer.

[@FunsizedJrsyGrl]

It's also the "show me" state.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

It's not exactly an inside joke though. 😄

[@drewpamon]

Old-timey? It's not a past thing

[@nickp1167]

That Pennsylvania representation was inaccurate. That Amish made barn never would have fallen. 😂

[@casey1900]

Yes, the fan who grabbed the foul ball was Steve Bartman. It happened at Wrigley Field in Chicago at the Cubs playoff game in 2003. Some felt it cost the cubs a trip to the World Series which they hadn’t been to since 1945. Bartman eventually went off the grid and moved out of his Chicago home. Sad to see how people were so cruel to him. Awesome video!!!

[@hoozurmama883]

This reference was hilarious but you have to know the story. There was a whole documentary on it that was great. I remember watching it thinking what a Cubs thing to happen (I'm from St. Louis). Y'all should look that one up.

[@beamsjustin]

I’ll give context to the New York one. The preceding joke, which probably isn’t in the compilation due to time constraints or something, was a joke about Italy or New York before the “invention” of pasta or something like that. I think it’s something along those lines. It’s from an episode where Chris was going to fail a history test, so Brian and Stewie give him a history lesson with more of a personal touch to it. The guy in the New York scene is the Italian-American actor. Tony Sirico, who played the part of Paulie Walnuts in a drama about the Mafia we had here in America titled “The Sopranos”. He also is the voice of Vinny the dog in Family Guy

[@billolsen4360]

2:14 I live in Arizona. The only place I haven't had regular phone reception in the desert was around the north rim of the Grand Canyon and some places on the Navajo Indian Reservation where some Navajo friends took us hiking & camping. There's very little on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, which is not desert but beautiful green rolling hills and I didn't care because I work in IT and nobody could reach me on that vacation day!! However it is well patrolled by the reservation's police force so if you're on the roads where you should be, you are not going to be stranded for very long. It's critical to always carry at least two gallons of water for each traveler. There's not a petrol problem here as long as you fill up wisely. The biggest no-petrol problem is along US Highway 50 in the high Great Basin/desert of Nevada but not if you pay attention and fill up regularly. The biggest lack of petrol station problem is going to be in Alaska where you'll want to carry extra cans.

[@vaopr1012]

The baseball incident was a reference to the Steve Bartman incident during a Chicago Cubs national league championship series game in 2003.

[@sector986]

The Arizona one was referencing a scene from the doors movie. They ingested a bunch of psychedelics and went to trip in the desert.

[@ericwehrman2061]

As a native of Maryland, it is known for the blue crab, also need to get your hands on Old bay seasoning. A staple of Maryland! Also fun fact… Maryland’s official state sport is jousting

[@marcanthony7020]

Crab cakes and football - that is what Maryland does!!

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

Best crab cakes in the country too.

[@RoGueNavy]

The look on Milly's face, when they did Texas...hysterical!!

[@spazbobstinkpants]

Makes me wonder if The Loud Guys have watched it.

[@hackmattr]

For the most part, you'll get help from passing vehicles when broken down if you stick to major routes (like interstates). You should plan and prepare beforehand though for wherever you're going. Tools, water, food, jackets, etc. There are a lot of areas where you can travel a road and not see anyone for hours. Sometimes there's cell service in those areas and sometimes there's none. Some remote areas have call boxes while other's have taken them out. Some states and areas of states you can get gas like every block or highway exit. Others can have areas like that while also having areas where the next gas station is 100+ miles away.

[@TheWinterPhoenix]

As someone from Oregon, can confirm that's what it's like in Autumn, Winter, and Spring. Although with Spring you will have that then next minute it will be sunny.

[@GranFelicia]

you know why it's always wet in Oregon, right? Because Oregon only has one Drain (ba dum tiss) LOL I grew up on the southern coast of OR and love going back to visit

[@marshalldcarpenter]

As someone from Oregon as well, I would like to add that it is immensely depressing. Never go there, Idaho is much nicer...oh wait, they're not from California or Washington.

[@GranFelicia]

@@marshalldcarpenter but the most beautiful beaches

[@GilaMonster971]

@@marshalldcarpenter yeah I agree, Oregon’s weather causes serious depression. I moved to Oregon from New Mexico 40 years ago and I am still not use to 9 months of rain.

[@TheWinterPhoenix]

@@GilaMonster971 I was born and raised here. So I'm used to it but Marshall is making a joke, kinda, that people from Washington and California constantly move here and a lot of older Oregonians don't like them and want them to move back to those states. A lot of Oregonians don't like their neighboring states. I know my grandma had a disdain for New York since all the people she met from there were condescending.

[@averilramsey7241]

The desert used to be a real problem, to the point that there were signs warning about the 50 or 100 mile distance to the next facilities. But I think now with so much truck traffic and increased police patrolling, the numbers of dire and tragic incidents have tapered off. Where the guy says "You want to be a star?", and the dress falls, the guy is Walt Disney, cartoon mogul, and the girl is Minnie (Mrs Mickey) Mouse ... a sick but still funny stab at one of our greatest icons. In a promotion video, Walt Disney once stated that "Walt Disney doesn't smoke, Walt Disney doesn;t drink, Walt Disney doesn;t use foul language". In the industry, he was notorious for all three vices. But his point that the image "Walt Disney" was a wholesome and principled being far superior to himself was well taken.

[@pigs18]

The Indiana joke is centered around a McDonald's SuperBowl commercial in which Indiana's Larry Bird (and basketball legend) plays Michael Jordan in a game over a BigMac with the joke being that the shots they have to make getting more and more elaborate. Massachusetts had that exact theme song in their tourism ads. Rhode Island parodies another alcohol commercial where someone is sitting on a pristine, quiet tropical beach and the camera remains focused on the drink. The joke about North Dakota is that it's 50th in tourism. (51st if you count DC, 57th if you count the territories.) I don't know if they still do it but at one time they jokingly issued tourists certificates congratulating them on having visited all fifty states on the presumption that that was the only reason to visit North Dakota.

[@cubnation]

*The Cubs were four outs from winning the National League Championship in 2003. The last time they won the pennant was 1945. In 2016 the Cubs won the World Series, but it had been 108 years since the last time. But when they won in 2016, they gave Steve Bartman, the man who innocently interfered with the ball in 2003, a custom made World Series Ring, in an effort to provide closure to the whole unfortunate situation. When the Cubs won in 2016, it had been 108 years, since they won the World Series. You should react to the last innings of the 2016 World Series, or react to Secretariat winning the Triple Crown in 1973. He won the Belmont by 31 lengths and still holds the record for all three Triple Crown races.* ⚾️ 🏇

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

The reason Peter dressed up as Mrs. Potato Head was so he could lure out Liam Neeson.

[@michellerapchak4445]

Yes, the Illinois one, was a guy named Steve Bartman who caught a ball that the player would have caught, costing the Chicago Cubs the game. I think he ended up moving out of the state because the backlash got so bad for him. However, when the Cubs won the world series in 2016, they gave the guy one of the championship rings to end the truce.

[@markhine3232]

The Pennsylvanis spot was funny. Those amish can build anything quickly. It was awesome.

[@RicardoRamirez-us7hf]

The most incredible thing I have ever seen was flying at night across the country when look down it's miles and miles of dark heck you can even see the individual cars by there head lights going down the road. And every once in awhile you well see an island of lights a town or city. Then then you come over the mountains of California and it's like see mega-city one.

[@islajadepierre9060]

You guys glitching gave me the willies. That was so weird😆

[@RimVader]

2:04 Caught me off guard too! 😮😶🤣

[@BILLYKRYSTAL]

Flint Michigan had a massive water crisis where tap water wasn't safe to drink. It was so bad the city still hands out bottled water. The biggest water crisis in the country. Pipes are bad and they can't afford to replace the pipes. A lot of people got sick and died from the water and the city was denying it.

[@firemanandhellhound6134]

As a truck driver I travel across the 48 states of the continental US and cell reception is spotty at times but I am always back in it within 30 minutes of driving at 75mph (about 120kph). As for preparing for trips, terrain changes more than you'd think, but there is no shortage of gas (petrol) stations on most roads in the US. I just recently found your channel and love your content. If you haven't come to the US yet, it would be awesome to meet you guys and give you a tour of what an American semi truck (lorry) looks like. Stay safe and God bless!

[@Mrsakris]

There’s a television show you may enjoy on BBC Earth. It’s called “Wild West.” It covers much western USA. It’s a nature show with a few interviews but primarily nature. Just a nice show with great videography. Enjoy it if you have time.

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Yes, Maryland is known for its steamed crabs as well as its crab cakes and crab dip ... from the Chesapeake Bay. :-)

[@cpljimmyneutron]

1st, there is actually really good cell phone reception along most highways in the US... but lesser known... there is an emergency phone (call box) every mile along every Interstate Highway.

[@LeeAkrish]

You gotta watch the ESPN 30 for 30 film called "Catching Hell", that's what you are referring to around 6:15 , it does a great job to explaining things to where even non Baseball fans can all feel included in the documentary and understanding. And it's only about an hour and a half long so not too lengthy, and you can edit it down to different parts of 20 minutes each. One of the best sports documentary films of all time.

[@blakerh]

It is a great documentary. Poor Bartman.

[@LeeAkrish]

@@blakerh Hope James and Millie get to watch it together, would be interesting to get two perspectives.

[@ObeseAmerica]

"Catching Hell" is one of my favorite 30 For 30 documentaries. I was an immature high schooler when the incident happened in 2003 and thought it was funny, but looking back now it was really messed up the way Cubs fans treated Steve Bartman. The majority of fans would have reacted the same way and reached up to catch that foul ball. Very few would have backed up and give Alou a chance to make the catch. I'm just glad Bartman got to witness his Cubs win the World Series and I hope that eases some of the pain he had to go through.

[@blakerh]

@@ObeseAmerica I am a White Sox fan but after watching the doc I was very happy the Cubs finally won a WS.

[@Koakoa45]

Arizona and New Mexico has mountains also. I have been in every state but 6. This is funny and strangely accurate. LOL

[@stevenwagner983]

Tap water from flint, MI lol

[@ShakesTheClown46]

As mentioned in the comments, the Illinois/baseball bit is a reference to the Chicago Cubs’ loss in the 2003 Major League Baseball playoffs. But it’s always been a stretch to say the fan cost them that game. The Cubs lost that game (and the next one in the series) on their own. Steve Bartman - the fan - was a scapegoat.

[@Jamessmith-xk3fh]

They did a funny exaggeration of Louisiana. I'm from Louisiana and totally laughed

[@hardtackbeans9790]

#CantWait Ah!! That great American documentary series, Family Guy. LOL!! 2:35 You carry an emergency kit in the car. Lots of spare water in the desert, winter things in the cold places, you just adapt. The scenario doesn't come up often but often enough you carry extras in the car. Let people know where you are going & what route you are taking too. I made it to this point! I'm a legend! LOL!

[@danb9312]

Keep up the great work! Enjoying hearing a young couple across the Pond...

[@dondavis2524]

Got the jokes. Funny bc to some small extent they r true. I drove in today from Florida and was remembering my last trips to Louisiana, NYC, Boston... oh, the barn in Pen. Would never have crumbled like that.

[@ethanhess4717]

The ohio one really feels like it's feeding the Michigan-Ohio rivalry since Thomas Edison was from Michigan.

[@lorihagerty7833]

He was born in Ohio.

[@severussnap4373]

that video glitch at 2:05 was like something out of a TOOL video , it kind of creeped me out lol.

[@spaceshiplewis]

If you are driving through the deserts of Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, or parts of Texas and California you must have extra water, extra gas (petrol), a tire and jack and a blanket to kneel on, extra engine fluids, and a car with AC. You CAN DIE out there if you aren't prepared. Pay heed to the signs that say last gas station for xxxx miles. Also it can get super cold at night.

[@carlycrawford2713]

The arkansas one is spot on. It's called bluegrass music and it is HUGE here

[@alexshkoditch4593]

Occasionally, people break down in the middle of the desert. They are usually young couples from England stressing about a loss of cell phone service. :)

[@Timmycoo]

In long roads, especially desert ones, they have a lot of warning signs about carrying extra gas and supplies in case you are stranded. They will tell you how far the next gas station would be. I drive across the middle of Australia and there were times where we would have a straight road for at least 30KM and gas stations would be ~100KM apart. It's a ton of fun, though. It's also the same in colder climates. People die every year in their cars because they get stranded without supplies and freeze to death or die of dehydration.

[@fluffylittlebear]

A satellite phone would be a really good idea. You can call for help where there's no cell reception.

[@Timmycoo]

@@fluffylittlebear Yeah Sat phones are great for every kind of trip where you're not within easy access to get help. Whenever I'd go backpacking in Yosemite it was a must. Plus solar chargers and lots of spare batts. Seen too many horror stories about people falling and being trapped after hurting themselves.

[@artembentsionov]

Friends of mine nearly got stranded in Alaskan in winter, which is the off-season for tourists, which means many things are shut down. They wanted to go to some town but it was shut down, so they turned back. But they didn’t realize there weren’t any gas stations on that road. They were low on gas, turned off everything in the car, including heat, just to last a little longer. They got lucky and found a house with lights on. He went in and begged to be sold a can of gas. The owner was considerate enough to help. They might’ve frozen to death otherwise. Our own experience in Alaska wasn’t as extreme, but we got locked out of the rental car on a mountain. The remote unlock didn’t work, and this car model hid the keyhole under a piece of plastic I couldn’t easily remove. Got lucky that the remote unlock finally worked

[@Timmycoo]

@@artembentsionov Wow! I was scared reading the start of your msg. Glad your remote worked because ugh I can't imagine. I live in the PNW and we get text messages about having to have full gear for driving. People are found dead when stranded and stuck for quite a time. Nothing like Alaska though.

[@jdanon203]

Other than Alaska, there's probably a gas station at least every 50-100 miles even in the more remote areas. Death Valley would be a crappy place to get stuck there are road signs that say "extreme heat danger walking after 10 am not recommended" or something like that.

[@TexArizocan]

When leaving El Paso there's a sign that says to fill up because there's no gas station for 200 miles....

[@caretaker158]

I love Bruce (Tobi with an "i")

[@flatulentguy]

for the Missouri thing Walt Disney's first studio was in downtown Kansas City

[@fsujavi16]

06:20 You’re right! Steve Bartman at Wrigley Field as a fan of the Chicago Cubs vs. my Florida (now Miami) Marlins in the 2003 National League Championship Series. Moises Alou (former Marlin on the 1997 World Series Championship team) had a chance to catch the ball and end the game pretty much for the Marlins and send the Cubs to the WS. Instead, Bartman caught the ball, and afterward the Marlins scored some 8 unanswered runs and won the series against the Cubs and then the WS. Good memory James!

[@brianb8060]

They will always be the Florida Marlins to me. And the Dolphins play at Joe Robbie Stadium.

[@zaffora]

For Mississippi, they are showing a scene from the classic American novel Tom Sawyer written by Mark Twain. The black character's name in the book is N**** Jim.

[@bullywhispers9544]

The saying is that Maryland knows two things, football and crab cakes. Great video!

[@williameleno]

As someone who is consistently out and about in the middle of desserts, yes I can assure you get phone reception everywhere or at least as far as I've seen

[@LancerX916]

In areas like deserts, they have call boxes along the interstate. They have taken them out of the urban areas but still, have them on the routes with nothing around it for miles.

[@squiggleworks9]

Do you mean…payphones?

[@LancerX916]

@@squiggleworks9 No on the freeways there are white boxes placed every few miles along the highway and there are phones in it to call the highway department. If you have an emergency they will dispatch someone to you.

[@TexArizocan]

I've never seen those before

[@ji3194]

Never seen one here in New Mexico nor AZ and TX

[@TexArizocan]

@@ji3194 Same. I moved to TX from AZ and on my move didn't see a single call box.

[@DOA_Ghetto]

The state slogan for Missouri is that it is the "show me state" hence take it off if u want to b a star

[@LordGertz]

In the along the Highways are signs telling you how far the next Gas station, Food and/or Rest Stop. You need to be very aware of these while driving in the Southwestern States. I would always top off the tank just in case. But the most common occurrence is your car overheating so you want to have water in your car for you & your car. And unless you are on a backcountry road, and even then sometimes, your best bet is to stay with your vehicle. If you go walking during the day the heat can get your and at night there are no lights on most of the road. From personal experiences people stop more to assist in the deserts, they know it can be life or death very easily.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Missouri is called “The Show Me State...”

[@nnnnhenderson916]

is Walt Disney drawing Minnie Mouse. He lived there in his childhood. by Ann forts is the joke

[@sinewave1k735]

In the desert signal sucks. Sand reflects radio waves terribly. Its easy to transmit across the ocean than a desert because the waves defuses in the sand.

[@barnabydodd8956]

Out West, there are some very desolate parts of the United States that run through the desert. There are warning signs that there will not be a gas station for like the next 100 miles. I've personally never driven out that way and it would make me nervous, but people do it all the time.

[@ThatSoonerGuy]

Pretty accurate for Oklahoma. Nothing but tornados, teepees and cowboys. Just ask anyone who’s not from there 😂 and yes, we do ride horses everywhere and take our covered wagons to church and work 🤠🐴

[@tami7862]

I’m glad I found your channel. I love all things British, including how you think about us Americans.

[@kennethsilverwind7575]

lol southern Arizona resident here. They got the heat right lol. But there’s actually soooooo much green and forests here. In fact, northern Arizona gets 10+ feet of snow at a time.

[@ericsiskosky2779]

Watching Millie as the "penny drops" @ Obama monument: Priceless😂

[@PrettyDeadThings]

As for the cell service... most areas including the desert have cell service.. it may not be great, but you can generally make a call most of the time. Also, most major interstates/highways in the US have call boxes every couple of miles. The call boxes connect you with emergency service so if your car breaks down and you have no cell service (which is rare), you'll have no issues getting help.

[@samanthasultzbach]

PA resident here. 2 Amish guys are building us a deck this weekend. ❤️ We get almost all our food from an Amish store nearby. And whoopie pies mmmm 😋

[@mededmoon6265]

Cell phone reception anywhere in "nowhere" America will depend on your cell phone service provider.

[@OldPhartbsa]

Driving across the desert takes some planning, have some drinking water, some snacks, etc. Have an idea of where gas stations are and the distances between them. These days there's seldom a stretch of road without a gas station within 100 miles. But back in the 60's/70's there were still 'Next Gas 200 miles' markers on the road. You didn't take chances back then.

[@zaffora]

There is normally cell reception as long as you are close to a major road. Also, there are signs that warn you, Last place to get gas for the next 100 miles, etc.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

I love that they showed Lombard Street in San Francisco, California... Referred to as “The Crookedest Street in the World”...

[@michaelbockhold9064]

Walt Disney grew up in Marceline, Missouri. Also it’s where the original museum is.

[@TheBubbaClemson]

The Arizona desert one was a play on the movie The Doors

[@SGlitz]

Arizona: yes, water, survival supplies and AAA Are a must in certain areas.

[@michaelrutledge3750]

When I lived in AZ it was a gallon of water per person per day suggested to be in your vehicle. That was before cell phones, so I don’t know about that.

[@SGlitz]

@@michaelrutledge3750 only if you are going to the parts where you might need it

[@michaelrutledge3750]

@@SGlitz I had an old car in grad school. I carried water everywhere. 😄

[@dragonmanofmars]

From Arizona, you're unlikely to get stuck in any desert here if you stay on the roads. All the major highways have plenty of traffic. If you stray off the major highways you're probably not going anywhere interesting.

[@phillipcole551]

I have two North Dakota plates from when I worked there. They are just normal plates and do not have anything special on them, but you can have one if you want it.

[@robertlongbrake1293]

True. Guy reached over the wall caught the ball from the team he was routing for and they lost.

[@yugioht42]

Cell signal is usually pretty good except maybe in the ocala national forest in Florida at least that I know. Cell signal doesn’t go very far into there as above the canopy is good signal but below you’re lucky to find a single bar. Also the Everglades beyond the casino hotel you aren’t getting anything out there. Key west is good cell service. You may find the occasional dead zone in the city but at least one carrier will cover fine.

[@RiRi-df9jt]

Her face when she thinks the cow is hurting from being branded but he really loves it LOL

[@martyklestadt6766]

*She...it's a cow, not a bull nor steer.

[@RiRi-df9jt]

@@martyklestadt6766 what?

[@martyklestadt6766]

@@RiRi-df9jt You said "he" referring to the cow, but cows are female bovines. Bulls and steers are male bovines.

[@RiRi-df9jt]

@@martyklestadt6766 I said "he" referring to the voice actor of the cow, Danny Smith.

[@martyklestadt6766]

@@RiRi-df9jt It's really not a big deal, and I apologize for my even mentioning it in the first place. That being said, Danny Smith is not the one being branded--it's the cow he's portraying. So even though it's a male voice actor, the cow is most definitely female and would be the one who "really loves it." Got it? Again, no biggie either way. Have a good one.

[@garywaterman814]

I live in Arizona. 40 miles west of Phoenix. Mostly open desert with totally open desert all around. Yes, you can lose cell reception if you get too far out there or behind a hill.

[@SomethingSeemsOff]

From Arizona, I have perfect phone connection on every single major highway. Also have connection on most of the popular hikes throughout the state. I'm assuming other states also don't have problems on major highways.

[@BarredCoast0]

Why were y'all shaking your heads no at 2:25 ? Y'all are funny! 😂

[@Kyle_The_Cuber]

Tennessee resident here, Dollywood is the shit, I live about an hour away and I’ve been anywhere between 30-50 times in my life

[@rubiginosaa]

The incest joke being labeled as West Virginia is such shade lmao

[@travr6]

Kentucky is funny since we just had the Kentucky Derby. You should DEFINITELY go watch the race if you haven't. One of the best races ever

[@hyprjay]

Rich strike the underdog story

[@travr6]

@@hyprjay My office is walking distance from the track. By far the best derby race in my lifetime.

[@sneakyirishman7090]

16:04, best as I can tell, is just a reference to the fact that the the South in the US commonly misrepresents history, as pointed out by Robert E Lee saying the confederacy won.

[@Matthew-p2h]

There are no inside jokes, you're just now very aware of the world.

[@timgillam7964]

The Rhode Island one is very accurate.

[@sherryfoster222]

Some of the jokes are because of the nicknames for the state. Example: Missouri -show me state. North Carolina- Tarheel state

[@catindigo9907]

#cantwait. Another fun video, thank you, guys. I'm from Washington State, and was going to mock the scene of it, but yeah it was pretty accurate. Do you need a Washington state license plate?

[@daricetaylor737]

You would have to be daft to run out of gas in the desert! The road signs are so good that they tell you how far it is to the next gas or rest station on BIG SIGNS. Trust me, you would know to check your gas gauge in each community you pass through.

[@RAZORSHARK717]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely loved that. Family Guy is awesome.

[@anewbeginning420]

2:25 LMAO!

[@chastonburke6558]

The one where they are shooting a basketball and calling their shots is a play on a commercial with two of the most famous NBA basketball players. I believe it was Larry Bird and Michael Jordan. Could have been Bird amd Magic Johnson though.

[@MrUploader14]

the joke revolved around missouri is the disney was originally from missouri.

[@tom_macdonald_is_the_goat5978]

Here in Pennsylvania last month we had all different seasons in one week it would rain it was snowing one day it was sunny it's crazy

[@crazestyle83]

That was the actual guy who ruined the game for a baseball team (cubs) that never won a pennant and would've had a chance if he hadn't interfered.

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

If broken down in the desert Never leave your car it’s the first thing they find

[@Unknownstl1]

You'd be surprised I get reception almost everywhere in Arizona

[@Mobliz]

Some interesting glitches at 2:25 and 18:13 LOL

[@johnwood2013]

Do you guys have a Hwy over they’re with weird stuff in every city? We have Route 66 in Oklahoma we have a giant blue whale, a restaurant that looks like a Kookoo clock, a store with a giant pop bottle on it that’s has 1000s of flavors of pops or sodas like they say in other states. That’s just a few jn Oklahoma. Every little town across the USA has something to stand out along Route 66

[@am74343]

Why was the Arizona clip like 1 microsecond long?

[@rwrice5356]

The mouse and artist were representing Missouri. "The Show Me State" is the state motto.

[@joels5150]

Watching this reminds me of how notorious Family Guy is for doing cutaway gags, where a character will reference something and then they will show another scene paying off the joke. Several of these clips are those cutaways, but without the previous scene included, you miss some context. For example the Virginia scene is an American Civil War re-enactment, from the Confederate perspective. Historically, the Northern (Union) Army led by Ulysses Grant defeated the Southern (Confederate) Army led by Robert E. Lee. Obviously the joke is a revisionist history in which the South wins with no real explanation given as to why.

[@JeremyCheuvront]

I had a car break down in Death Valley, California. It was only 127 F or for you guys about 52.78 C

[@shenadren824]

I'm from North Dakota. I'll try to remember you guys the next time I have a spare plate!