The Greatest Journey Around the World

The greatest journey around the known world at the time
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[@Kakapuuks]

Nobody really talks about how Estonia also beat the soviet union after the end of ww1. They almost occupied Saint petersburg and nobody talks about them.

[@thenationlist7568]

They also defeated iron division of Germany.

[@321ttyyrr]

The thought of Estonia owning St. Petersburg is funny to me for some reason

[@Gamer-si2ep]

Eastory

[@banjo3960]

why is this so random? I dont think drew even mentioned Estonia

[@murdac]

You sound like you like estonia

[@Ghost-tv1yg]

2:53 for those who are wandering he visited Mali 🇲🇱 in a Diplomatic mission under the orders of the sultan of Morocco 🇲🇦 ,since Mali at the time was in a golden age and was very rich thank to the trading of gold and salt

[@cedithegoat1932]

He was more of a diplomat than a proper traveler/adventurer, he also used to go to hajj/omrah in Mecca almost anytime he can even leaving his main mission so that’s why there’s is so many loop in the arabian peninsula

[@JordiVanderwaal]

I love how big this whole thing about not being fed when you go to someone's house in Sweden has become. They're even debating about it on national TV & the government (according to some Swedes on Twitter).

[@Yora21]

As a north German, I don't quite understand what this is about. Do you stay for dinner, then food. You don't stay for dinner, then no food. What's the deal?

[@Yora21]

@Pro Semite Even the word confuses us.

[@user-lu6xb7pw3k]

@@Yora21 When you’re over at a friends house as kids it’s pretty common for you to wait in there room for them

[@antonsamuelsson1317]

today yes you get food but for example in Sweden year 1900 they had the worst standard of living in Europe and when you only have one harvesting moment every year means that everything needs to be inported and that you had small yearly famines until the 50s and 60s when sharing food was not possible

[@antonsamuelsson1317]

@Pro Semite i know but in many homes that has been rooted in and is remaining to this day

[@nihadmusayev827]

Ottomans was one of the only countries who don't recognize the partition of Poland

[@infernogaming4671]

0:26 it is Georgia, but it’s got Abkhazia and South Ossetia cut out of it, which is why it looks so weird.

[@darkfool2000]

Well you wouldn't exactly consider the Russian puppet states of Abkhazia and South Ossetia to be democratic if you don't consider Russia to be democratic.

[@Yora21]

German law has no legal concept of trespassing. Residences are protected, which includes gardens. But for farmlands and woodlands, the owner has only exclusive right to economic use. You're not allowed to damage crops by walking through a field where something is growing, but you can freely walk the paths between the fields. Though I think the owners can ban cars on private roads.

[@ATF-]

Socialist hellhole indeed

[@DocksidePizza]

"Also, I believe Bosnia is the only European country not included in it" Belarus: I guess I don't exist

[@DevonSt2008]

Nobody cares about them anyway

[@idifjrivhjf5198]

no they're the only country to get downgraded

[@montoro2004]

he's right , belarus is a non existing country

[@DevonSt2008]

@@idifjrivhjf5198 yeah kind of. They have a very cool flag, just saying.

[@noobboy8812]

Moldova be like hold my beer

[@stefanogalimberti1416]

XIII and XIV centuries were the first age of travel. Marco Polo went from Venice to almost Japan, visited most of China and then came back to Italy via sea. Also William of Rubruk went from Constantinople to Karakorum and vice versa in like one year, which is incredebly crazy.

[@NewPaulActs17]

at least from west to east

[@AmirRazan]

@@NewPaulActs17 True

[@jazzycat8917]

Australia likes coffee, and we have some of the best in the world (well at least Melbourne does), but tea is a comfort drink across the board. The ties to Mother England are strong, and also the fact we are right below Ultimate Tea Gang Asia

[@leonhardeuler7647]

0:48 I misread it as "right to room" instead of "right to roam". And seeing Germany having the right to "room" really made me do a spit take. It reminded of a whole different kind of room the Germans used to want.

[@maddogbasil]

Roaming in germany lol

[@infernogaming4671]

Doesn’t everyone want a living room?

[@gautambhattacharya2407]

Lebensraun.

[@peterdeckenbach1045]

As a German I'm now confused, that the right to roam isn't a universal right almost everywhere around the globe.

[@trin873]

i guess they just want some space to live

[@sussybaka-ij7gi]

The fact that the most popular password is 123456 in almost all of Europe is absurd Edit:Please stop putting your passwords in the replies,I thought that was basic knowledge.

[@FIVEBASKET]

It's simple

[@shivanshna7618]

@Angry Canada Mapping good for me

[@sussybaka-ij7gi]

tbh at least you won’t be forgetting

[@bubblesxd]

@@shivanshna7618 It really isn't

[@agovera1038]

I mean it’s the most popular, but the percentage of people using it probably is close to 0%. Like, obviously if any pasword had to be the same as another one, it would be the simplest ones. Everyone will have their own obscure passwords and they won’t coincide enough to be considered “popular”, but in the case of old people or people on accounts they don’t care about, they will use an easier password, and that’s the 12345s and the qwertys. It’s not like everyone uses them, it’s just that theese are the only ones that have a high enough probability of coinciding.

[@lawden210]

8:43 "No data" is actually kinda creative

[@infernogaming4671]

That is the password in Greenland for sure

[@SamTaylorsVersion]

1:19 Drew: this really seems like a Northern thing *cries in Austrian, Swiss and Czech*

[@tobbividars]

6:01 Here in Iceland we usually offer guests food, which deems this map incorrect.

[@dajjukunrama5695]

Nah we are horrible

[@mariasirona1622]

As a finn, i have _always_ every single time received food when visiting someone, and given food to my visitors

[@dajjukunrama5695]

But was that in Finland, we should stop lying.

[@netsong2239]

I can confirm though not like 100% always. I think they just wanted the map to look good or something.

[@mariasirona1622]

@@dajjukunrama5695 um what

[@badammeena7612]

👋 hello

[@Balkken]

The hospitality map is just unsourced nonsense and should be taken with a grain of salt so big you'll die of sodium overdose.

[@SentryWill]

Ibn Battuta's forth journey across the Sahara is what he's most famous for :) He documented the Mali Empire, known for having the richest guy in history

[@LadyZeldaia]

as a norwegian, we give guests food, idk what that map is

[@zanderagl]

Same goes for Swedes

[@Noah73827]

Some people don’t like you reacting to memes and other things. But I love it. I love these videos.

[@user-rp1rk8ku9u]

What else would he do?

[@JoeJohnsonPodcast]

Make gaming vids

[@EncIave]

Ok

[@dragnarok4286]

@@JoeJohnsonPodcast he does that on his other channel if you want to watch him do that

[@iwonakajzar7801]

Me 2

[@Mach-2-Fishbed]

8:44, yes, it was a big deal at one point. One of the founders and at the time CEO (Jim Sinegal) was questioned about raising the price of the hotdog, his response was "If you raise the price of the effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out." Their solution was to stop buying hotdogs from their current supplier and build a factory to make their own Kirkland brand hotdogs in Los Angeles and later, a second one in Chicago. Bonus fact, the man who came up with the solution became the CEO after Sinegal left.

[@evananthony1395]

Appreciate the daily uploads drew!

[@cameronkiske4020]

honestly

[@MrNotAGamer]

yes

[@OrkusReOrca]

Thailand had so many military coup in our history, the most recent coup might be the reason for the downgrade.

[@Indypendence01]

imo the reason is that to be considered as electoral democracy, both house of representatives and senates have to be elected but current upper house is appointed by the junta.

[@huseyinumutaras564]

I love your channel because of this. You never stop posting and looking things.

[@zach415]

Another good road trip idea: start in Alaska and drive through Canada, then the continental United States all the way down to Argentina

[@oxeyedaisy_]

Drew, thanks for making my day better. I'm sick today and whenever I watch your videos, I always feel better. Thanks :)

[@TGFN97]

Watching this video from Assam India while having a cup of tea with ginger 😅 as one of your regular viewer i would suggest you to do a India specific video , views and likes counter will go crazy😂, and drew if you ever come to India please visit the northeastern part of it, it is one of the heavenly places on earth.

[@gigachad6844]

Love Assam from Uttar Pradesh, I also love Ginger tea

[@MotivationThinker521]

@@gigachad6844 same!

[@thediplomat12]

India is incredible!

[@NotSomeJustinWithoutAMoustache]

I don't really think Drew's about views and likes anyways.

[@cosmo8743]

6:52 as a finnish i would like to say that we do give out food if we know in advance that we are going to have quests over. but even if we dont we sometimes do if we have enough food.

[@dajjukunrama5695]

The map clearly puts all of Nordics in red, don’t question queen Lovette Jallow

[@cosmo8743]

@Pro Semite bro this wasnt meant to disprove the whole map. I mierly gave cultural context.

[@anastasiaward5048]

Drew I want to thank you so much for what you have done, I was getting d's and c's in my geography class and because of you're channel(well parts) I am now getting my grades up to a b+ and a- thank you drew so much.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

Senate literally means old people (same root word as senior and senile).

[@Yora21]

That explains a lot.

[@Getolp00]

Well as a western-German I definitely have to disagree with the map at 6:10. We will always offer our guests food 🥰🇪🇺

[@gendo1123]

I put curry powder ginger, cinnamon, chicken cubes, vinto, hot chocolate, fanta orange and pepsi max in my coffee

[@Jester1411]

concerning the "right to roam" map, i think is totally bs...for example in Greece you can go anywhere you like in the wilderness....only certain national parks have specific rules on camping inside etc but dont restrict any access....

[@trin873]

i guess they just want some space to live

[@crusader2112]

@@trin873 "A living space" if you will. 😉

[@trin873]

@@crusader2112 to make a family and raise kids maybe?

[@crusader2112]

@@trin873 Yes perhaps.

[@Yora21]

But do farmers have the right to forbid you walking between their fields if you don't walk on the crops?

[@steamy431]

great videos once more drew! keep it up!

[@JaredtheRabbit]

The USA once existed at the same time as Poland-Lithuania and the HRE.

[@baymarin4456]

The red-blue food map of Europe shows that the entire continent is compassionate.

[@wonkydonkey7705]

6:39 Ukraine will usually give you food but you have to swipe for more information

[@helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo]

Drew makes our days better

[@stefanandrejevic2570]

8:02 "We value your privacy" *procceds to share passwords*

[@Dalynx09]

Ibn Battuta is my favourite travel guide, he took me to a basement yesterday, It's kinda cold and humid in here, can someone ask him to give me some food? He said he'd take care of my money and luggage

[@Michael_De_Santa-Unofficial]

Hmm.

[@itsmeishaan6778]

Actually.. the 'seed' of the plant is used to make coffee not the "bean" 10:30

[@dyslexicbatnam1350]

Nice way to start the day

[@alexanderdimov4768]

this is so true I'm bulgarian and live in switzerland, it really surpriseing to some of my friends when my mom offers them food and other stuff

[@cameronkiske4020]

thanks drew

[@-souls-5989]

Come to Ulm: Day 12

[@anshulrana9085]

Imagine getting from japan to egypt clearly a jojo reference

[@crazyraptor2907]

Is that a JOjo ReFeReNce

[@lawden210]

10:38 Was Drew gonna say "Sugar Honey Ice Tea"?

[@Diam0ndcryst4l]

Drew definitely needs to watch PixelWolf Animations(PWA) again

[@Geographyandhistory2024]

3:50 libya was taken by italy not the uk

[@SerbianNationaIist]

6:18 As a Serb, i can confirm, everytime i come to someone's house as a guest, whether it be my friend's or my parents's friends, they offer snacks and food

[@PGCStudio]

6:05 Austria is very good at that. They always offer you something. At least a coffee. But i've eaten home cooked meals too.

[@mariaprisacariu9775]

I love your videos

[@Ljiljan_Mapping]

Yeah, its true, I live in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and whenewer I go to my friends house, his mum Will always offer me food. LONG LIVE BOSNIAN KINDNES

[@matheussanthiago9685]

I will both live and die for coffee they may have more numbers, but our determination surpasses their 10 fold (and also does our abstinence)

[@DD-nb9rn]

11:40 actually that war would probably go well for the Coffee World, the US Navy is massive compared to other nations, Brazil is the only south american country with a decent military; coffee has most of Europe too including both France, Germany and Poland. Coffee also has South korea which as a big military for obvious reasons. The russian military has been proven less effective than people thought while India and China, though both powerful would likely be only able to compare with the US if their forces combined

[@WERTYUIO821]

U.S.A. has a massive navy but for that reason their major opponents(China and Russia) has invested in submarines rather than carriers e.t.c. in order to counter them rather than beat them fair and square. India and China's big advantage is the ammount of man power they have. For all their advantages in technology, U.S.A.'s population is even less than one third of theirs.

[@CrazyNikel]

@@WERTYUIO821 Wait till you see how many subs the US has. 😂

[@WERTYUIO821]

@@CrazyNikel *Oh no* lol

[@c4explosivesinyourcartrunk817]

@@CrazyNikel a lot of them are old los-angeles class

[@CrazyNikel]

​@@c4explosivesinyourcartrunk817 And the most dominant fifth gen Aircraft has been the F22, a *1990 aircraft design,* that took till 1997 to even produce actively. So really, a 30 year old aircraft has remained the GOAT. Your point doesnt work bro.

[@keags1018]

I always feel pain Drew.

[@peterjj1991]

1:11 Drew names out all the other countries, leaves out only Czech Republic. :(

[@diegorodrigues883]

Its not Czechia now?

[@peterjj1991]

@@diegorodrigues883 It's both, Czech Republic is just more formal.

[@gobias_]

Sounds like Drew needs to google the Mali Empire if he thinks nothing was going on down there at that time :D

[@Ukrainesdude]

Also the Songhai empire

[@petiteexplication6249]

There were a lot of empires and dynasties in west africa

[@kevinkirby4305]

the Mali empire was just wealth inequality on steroids. The king just used his slave to get gold and that was it. The most impressive thing built was a sand castle mosque that was 200 years after the Norte Dame cathedral was built.

[@imallwin]

From the map in the thumbnail itself I guessed it was Ibn Batuta's travel.. He's kind of popular in India..

[@Himadri_Shekhar_das2353]

Popularized by the Invaders 😏

[@sagittariusa9012]

The Map with the food as a guest is a bit weird. Im pretty sure it's common in Switzerland to have some snacks for the guests. But thats just my experience. And I also do it.

[@vinne6837]

5:59 i really don't understand why people think you wont get food as a guest in sweden. When you come over as a guest you get asked if you will eat with them.

[@westyy1993]

Australian input regarding Coffee vs. Tea: Case for Tea: it was much more prevalent during the 1800's - 1950's. Being a British colony close to India, we had a demand for tea from the get go. It fueled much of European Australian expansion. Many of our pop's and nan's still go for a cuppa tea over coffee. Case for Coffee: this became very popular when southern europeans came over (mainly Italians, Greeks and Balkan folks). They brought the cafe/chill outdoor dining vibes with them and made places like Melbourne a haven for outdoor dining culture. Australia was built on tea, but is now fueled by coffee

[@irianatheron]

Technically, no one can own coastal lands in Mexico, they're leased, cus after the tourism boom began we had a discussion about how beaches should be treated. So, technically, all beaches are public beaches, legally no hotel can kick you out. Now getting to the beach might be tricky, cus they could, theoretically, prevent you from entering the building or the hotel land.

[@nose-vm3gu]

We've always liked tea in Chile, I am literally drinking tea right now

[@thatnapalmguy]

ready for a epic video

[@Aatlar]

I was watching the Thor Love and Thunder trailer and then saw this and now im here

[@MrMuel1205]

The food for guests map has been everywhere the last week, but having spent a lot of time around Swedes and in Sweden, it really doesn't accord with my experiences.

[@Neuzie]

Day 32 of saying Drew should do a collab with JackSucksAtGeography

[@davidionita5610]

yes

[@faraz636]

yes

[@hugerene5820]

yes

[@decal1980]

Yees

[@raphaeldasilvamello3531]

yes

[@elijahpatterson2596]

Evidently Drew hasn't seen some of PWA's latest videos. If he had, he would've connected Australia and tea.

[@krimzonstriker7534]

Did Drew miss that whole Military coup in Thailand? :D

[@thecoolgang1580]

Wow and in 2:37 it’s says my name Aden I was named after that wow and cool video

[@benjaminjackson4446]

man people in europe do be making passwords like they're 90

[@avataryangchenbl9706]

*day 50 of asking Drew to do a video with his Argentinian grandpa*

[@petiteexplication6249]

As a Moroccan i already knew who that was from the thumbnail

[@KAYNONLY]

in romania lean consumption is higher than coffee

[@fullsetsunk4090]

10:00 That chart is more confusing than the imperial system itself

[@wrjtung3456]

He didn’t explore he traveled

[@Tropiescoolio]

Amazing I learned so much today! I WAS FREAKING 56!,!!!!

[@Tropiescoolio]

Sus AMOUG US

[@notabrit3025]

drew you hould look at the towns of saint kitts and nevis! theres literally canada

[@alksi1]

But in the north, we will give you a wheelbarrow of coffee and a pastry to go with that if you come to visit.

[@captainskelly2047]

Yes

[@SacsachCCABP]

0:25 it is Georgia, it’s just the map considers Abkhazia and South Ossetia independent from Georgia

[@RaccoonsLeek]

5:58 wait what? As a Swede, personally I’ve always received food when I was a guest

[@thenemeancub9458]

In India we have a poem about Ibn Battuta and his shoes for some reason

[@IceBirdCajz]

Hey Drew!

[@sub_to_redalx]

Italy and Brazil

[@BB_The_Gamer]

this is why i love costco 9:01

[@Mynameisnotjoe]

11:08: Thailand: *make milk tea allies* Also Thailand: yeah coffee good stuff

[@blockthesirenenthusiast]

Daily uploads :O

[@captain_noodles]

When your obscure country gets mentioned in the first 30 seconds of the video...

[@MrNotAGamer]

oh yeah ibn battutah i had to study a chapter in 5th grade where he makes a quick cameo lol

[@nikhilkolhe2064]

Purple one has so many loops because he served as foreign ambassador of Delhi sultanate

[@tamu7243]

10:24 if only there existed a more simple system where every measurement is related to each other. Sad that no one has invented it yet

[@lawden210]

8:36 Surprised there's no "Password"

[@haruka5960]

America also puts a lot of salt in their tea! Especially Boston

[@nersharific813]

Nobody: Drew: “MYnamar”

[@bvthebalkananarchistmapper5642]

1:18 Hey. Have to do something with all those forests and marshes

[@meowmeowmcpurrington2480]

correct me if I'm wrong but I recall Australia having tea rivers.

[@MrAlsachti]

I live in the pink area and we usually give food to guests, even if it is just a cup of tea.

[@MasterGT1st]

It's Morocco no modern day. We've been around since 789.Ibn Battouta is from Tangier he wrote all about his travels and at the time Grenada was part of Morocco and Mali was pretty rich .

[@RandomRummageandGames]

im glad your not swearing as much anymore. I can watch this without headphones

[@Satyr_83]

Aaaand Drew is back to saying "Mynamar".