Which country uses the most toilet paper in the world?

[@australianword3812]

"I'm using my hands" Drew... Please use water...

[@RealVidjag]

desparate times calls for desparate measures, and sanitized your hands

[@mavipasa9486]

YOUR OR AFGAN OR JAPAN OR PHLIPINS OR SOUTH KOREA OR SAUDI ARABIA LOTS OF COUNTRY US WATER

[@10xvsuwa98]

Australian Word 300th like on ur comment

[@rajanyapurohit5113]

@@mavipasa9486 yes Drew is slowly becoming Indian

[@reenasingh6693]

In india we use hand and clean it with soap and sometime water one

[@Crusader-ct1qv]

7:27 Drew: "I haven't ever played an anime game before" **HETALIA INTENSIFIES**

[@aspen4688]

Kenny Ben Heil Prussia

[@simplykathrynrebeca]

Gloria Preußen

[@iliketoart9582]

Oh god what is happening here **countryhuman intensifies** stay back your scaring me †

[@nataliaborys1554]

I'm still waiting for someone to make Drew x Switzerland (y'know, the one from Hetalia)

[@iliketoart9582]

@Natalia Borys I’ll make it- I’m in Artblock rn so thats what gonna draw (ihavenobetterplans)

[@wingedhussarpolandball8291]

Western Countries: *Using Toilet Paper* South/Southeast Asian Countries: You guys are using toilet paper?

[@Solitude2500]

Yeah We just use soap and water.

[@FinleyUwU]

@@Solitude2500 yeah it's more cleaner than using toilet paper

[@32.baotin22]

We use bump pump

[@诱捕器绿蛙]

I thought only India dont use toilet paper

[@saphireaxe7738]

@@FinleyUwU and you are not left dry

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Finnish is just vibing, quite an interesting language

[@bruhdudeno4639]

Hei sory about the broken English -I live in Finland and our words are strange compared to other European countries I agreed

[@hunterr.w.8297]

The reason that Finnish is not close to English or other European languages is because it is not derived from Latin.

[@LankyAssMofka]

6 squares per poop 2 poops a day..... 🤔

[@veetilindgren9674]

Thank you I live in finnish

[@olli_h9310]

Im finnish and thats true af

[@tariqsadeddin2988]

USA: Uses 91 rolls of toilet paper Taco Bell: 👀

[@middieei1317]

Oof

[@hejichs]

69

[@tariqsadeddin2988]

lmao you just reminded me i made this comment

[@julianle1803]

@@tariqsadeddin2988 lmao

[@jcgtvthehandleistaken]

me using 20183 raising it: oh fu-

[@MA-tg8qw]

COVID-19 Toilet paper: *stonks* Pollution: *not stonks*

[@rattfish]

sombat92 n o .

[@dylantetreault3943]

*Stinks

[@sol8449]

Humans: *_Panik_* Animals: *_Kalm_*

[@lancetheking7524]

MaPhilIndo: *wacher*

[@cghbv1585]

@@dylantetreault3943 Bruh

[@godzillias]

2:35 well, in Most (translated to english means Bridge) are the biggest lignite mines in our country so thats why. Also we have a strict quarantine so a lot of people have homeoffices and stuff.

[@atlantic_31]

😲 Thanks for letting us know

[@Rabid_Nationalist]

I was gonna say the same Ondřej Paruch

[@tomasvrana1703]

We do not have a quarantine man. We have just restriction of free movement.

[@godzillias]

@@tomasvrana1703 Well yes, but actually no. Stříhání psů :DD

[@ucanthandlesuchathing]

Most of you use Most?

[@Zhufor]

In that context, the French word "commune" is an administrative area. Kinda like counties, but smaller, usually one per town, be it a city or a small village, and the land around it.

[@vocemesmo9199]

0:51 India wants to know your localization.

[@mitul4376]

Lol india uses jet spray

[@abhinavs8109]

Most middle class families have hand showers.

[@Sharma-xw6ml]

India uses jet spray

[@farrelrainer7459]

They didnt even use toilet lol

[@诱捕器绿蛙]

@anonymous D I believe that toilet paper was appearing in China first

[@indianshrek4299]

0:51 Ah,I see you're a man of (indian) culture as well

[@arya1275]

Lol

[@hellllo257]

Yessss

[@arandomintrovert9514]

I am an Indian but I use water

[@Sinx-Ce]

Water has left the chat

[@sainaparbin5389]

I think we use both water and hand

[@mrbluesky744]

Just to explain, in France, a commune is just a city/a town and the area around it (sorry for my english)

[@laptitemusicienne3183]

Je croyais que commune c’était juste la ville/le village avec ses habitants mais pas les environs autour non ?

[@mrbluesky744]

@@laptitemusicienne3183 je crois que ça compte aussi, ça fonctionne comme un petit territoire en fait

[@laptitemusicienne3183]

Mr Blue Sky Ok

[@don_p7546]

@@mrbluesky744 ouais, ca dépend je pense. Certaines communes ont seulement la ville/village, et pas les environs autour, mais certaines sont plus grandes et peut contenir plus d'une village et un peu de la nature. Je suis pas sûr mais c'est comme ça ici en Flandres Désolé pour mon mauvais français, c'est pas ma langue maternelle.

[@mrbluesky744]

@@don_p7546 ton français est excellent t'inquiète pas! Mais sinon oui c'est ça on a le même système je pense.

[@damianmatras8568]

This video is fantastic. You can learn so much random facts from maps and graphs. Good job Drew.

[@_BlackKnight]

9:45: county human ship *ron artists: It's free real estate

[@megijaa4465]

hello, I love the content you make its funny and interesting. I'm from Latvia and you should learn more about the Baltics, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. :)

[@simplykathrynrebeca]

Yessss

[@CalmExplosions]

Yeah

[@WERTYUIO821]

10:31 You should try Souvlaki and Gyros. Those things are perfect

[@don_p7546]

Souvlaki for life

[@onepiecepedia]

France territorial subdivisions are: Country -> Region (= state?) -> Department (= county?) -> Commune (village/town/city). Obviously, unlike the USA, "regions" don't have the same power that "states" have (due to size, population, governance, constitution etc.) There can also be other subdivisions, especially groups of towns or villages forming Arrondissements (usually 3 per Departments) (= districts?) but it's not considered a legal administrative entity. France also have Cantons (= township?) but again, no legal value to it; more like a random groupings to create electoral areas and ease postal services.

[@Lily-xr4yp]

Ok let me get this straight. On average, most toilet paper companies have around 70 squares per roll. There are 52 weeks in a year and each American uses approximately 91 toilet paper rolls annually. That means 1.75 rolls are used each week or 122.5 squares. Divide that by 7 and they use 17.5 squares each day. How on Earth would anyone need/use 17-18 squares each day?

[@AndreVictorGoncalves]

It's the United States after all. People eat a lot of food there.

[@irgendwer3610]

6:24 Finnish is not indo-european

[@xiphactinusaudax1045]

The title just said "European." I'm assuming since it's dark red and not red it's a different group. I'm not sure why Hungary is red either, because it is Uralic along with Finland

[@karo4980]

@@xiphactinusaudax1045 i think the colors are according to the origin of the word in the language (like április is clearly related to the surrounding indo-european languages)

[@xiphactinusaudax1045]

@@karo4980 Yeah, that makes the most sense. I was thinking that since I've seen other maps of that, but since this got 17 likes, I thought there was a legend at the bottom I may have missed

[@awijaya2116]

Theory: you use more toilet paper if you use bidets, because you'll need to dry somehow. As for the flush/throw into bin, I'm pretty sure that's down to infrastructure. I started flushing in Canada, but I avoided doing that in Indonesia (higher chance of clogging). Then again, I had bidets at home in Indonesia and none in Canada (it was a student dorm, dunno if houses have bidets here).

[@OniGarro]

Hoping you appreciate this one year late answer, no: you dry with a towlie. Here in Italy most people use toilet paper first and then the bidet, such a waste. Bidet is the best, just think if you have sauce on your beard can you properly wipe it all away with paper? No, you need to wash your face, also toilet paper is hardly susteinable tough not every Country in the world actually make widespread use of it, while everyone should have clean running water in their houses.

[@Kielie]

As a Canadian, I can confirm for you that most people don’t have bidets in their homes. I have heard that there’s been a rise in people buying one but I personally have never met someone who’s ever had or used a bidet. Apologies for it being a year after you had posted this comment as you likely know that by now.

[@emili9715]

You dry with a towel, not with paper

[@awijaya2116]

@@emili9715 Sorry, but I had to pop back in for this. You wipe off the residue for a number two with a towel?

[@doughnutmonarchthesecond]

as a bidet user you dont need toilet paper of you have one

[@iexist2217]

9:45 Countryhumans shippers : *INTERESTING*

[@Nothing-1w3]

No..... No...

[@iexist2217]

@@Nothing-1w3 Countryhumans fandom is like a black hole . Once you get close to it , it will suck you up entirely and there's no escape.

[@realmart3451]

On the map of the country i live in naissaar is literally island of women so the female island is penetrated by a tunnel °_°

[@SidewalkSurferPhotography]

Chebureki

[@rotisseriewaffles]

@Pierogi UwU that is so true it’s not funny

[@radianzero]

Me: "I am once again asking for a Discord serve-" *There is no request for a Discord server. This is a RAID SHADOW LEGENDS ADVERT.*

[@lancetheking7524]

Philippines: what are you doing with all of those roles Indonesia and Malaysia: yea, I cant tell either

[@SirLazz]

3:15 I'm the guy who drew those first 2 maps ! Glad to see them on youtube.

[@_.r4nb00._9]

For the St. John's to Vienna one, you can actually go way further than Vienna. You can go all the way to Yekaterinburg, Russia and still be closer than you would be to Vancouver.

[@gabiboudreau5870]

How does Drew not have 1 million subscribers yet. I am confused

[@Leenapanther]

Because mabye he his not very innovative? He just looks at reddit posts, does a quiz or looks at google . I could do that on my own. I found his channel two weeks ago. I have nothing to do so I watch his videos. They are very repetitive. Google trend is the most interesting, but then again, you can do that as well.

[@BloodySeaGullsRoss]

Leenapanther yeah i have to agree with you, even though I’ve been watching Drew for years, I can’t find a good enough reason to defend him on his content. Don’t get me wrong I still watch his videos and enjoy them.

[@aweatearth9502]

LOOL I lost it when he pronounced "Extrapolated" as "Extra-plotted" 😂😭

[@ashunegi6216]

Me an indian - you guy's using toilet paper ?

[@ssnaut1871]

Bidgets and water pump for me

[@rajanyapurohit5113]

Didn't even know other Indians watch Drew's videos

[@roopamjha1296]

Me too

[@ogdogg1759]

Yeah

[@Chetna444]

@@rajanyapurohit5113 same thoughts.

[@Kuwassu]

Also for the Pokemon thing, yes there are 6 Fire/Fighting type Pokemon, those being Combusken, Blaziken, Monferno, Infernape, Pignite, and Emboar. All of them being starters.

[@scabc7259]

Incineroar

[@Gunnart]

I don't know what country does use the most toilet paper, but i know that it's not India

[@ezequielvargaslopez655]

Lol

[@ssnaut1871]

Mostly water but we do use toilet paper.

[@gauripriyadasbaruah7720]

As an Indian, I can confirm, we only use Toilet Paper for Master****** sessions.

[@ck7993]

@@gauripriyadasbaruah7720 I-I have an Indian friend and he they family be having quite some toilet paper 🤔

[@Gunnart]

@@gauripriyadasbaruah7720 lol

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

1:53 Toilet papers ain't a thing in India.... And most Asian countries.... We use water to wash after doing our business.... Toilet paper is just non - ecofriendly and unnecessary when you have water and soap to do your business....

[@Roonasaur]

I must inform you, I believe . . . rural American here: there's a lot of people out here not connected to city sewer systems, and we have septic tanks instead. And it is common knowledge among us that using the thinnest paper you can find makes everything go a lot smoother down there. Scotts 5000 (1000?) is the way to go. works just the same, you just have to use a little more.

[@RynellTV]

Asians: i don’t care

[@monkescary1874]

Drew we actually do have a secret island 3:54

[@atlantic_31]

What?!

[@Kuwassu]

Nobody: Finland: *_H U H T I K U U_*

[@ErinMigs]

Brazil in quarantine be like: i did livestreams counting how much rice grains it haves in a kg and drinking 2 liters of water with a fork :D (That really happened, i swear)

[@virtualaviation8399]

It's normal

[@Emersonunes]

Percebi uma Coisa TEM REALMENTE ALGUÉM ME VIGIANDO!

[@jalexsilva8162]

Thats insane

[@freunddervolksmusik5728]

3:57 you don't know that such a game exists? It's called Mario is Missing!

[@IL-bq1eo]

Months in Finnish and their etymology Tammikuu: Tammi means oak, but in some dialects also means heart or core, which is the root of this name. This is the middle - or core - of winter in Finland. Tammi can also mean axis, and could therefore also be called the axis month of the year (New Year) Helmikuu: Helmi means pearl, and the name comes from icy pearls frozen to twigs and branches you can often see glinting in the sunlight in this month. Maaliskuu: Maa is the ground, maallinen means earthy. This is the month where normally snow melts for the first time, and the bare ground with no vegetation on it yet is visible. Huhtikuu: Huhta is cleared woodland. In this month, woodland was burned and cleared to make space for new fields. Toukokuu: Touko is the seed and planting time, which obviously happens in May. Kesäkuu: Kesä means summer, June is the first month of summer in Finland, and also the midsummer month. Well, that would be too easy, wouldn’t it? And it doesn’t correspond to the farming names of surrounding months. Therefore, it is more likely, that this name comes from “kesanto”, which is fallow ground. In June, fallow fields are ploughed for the first time. Heinäkuu: Heinä is hay, and July is the month when the hay is cut and brought in. Elokuu: Elo means life, but is also an old word for crop, and this is the harvest month. Syyskuu: Syys is a poetic word for autumn, and this is the first month of autumn. Lokakuu: Loka means mud - in October it rains and snows a lot, creating muddy ground. Marraskuu: Marras is an archaic word for dead (we can even find a connection to Latin here: mors!) or the soul of a dead person. Obviously, nothing grows in November, the trees are bare, plants have died down. Joulukuu: Joulu now is Christmas, but goes back much further than that, to the pre-Christian Yule feast. In Finland (and also the Scandinavian languages), the feast was not renamed to a more “Christian” sounding name, but instead one feast has just replaced the other without a name change. And kuu obviously means month and also the moon

[@fuckshitfuck69]

I'm Finnish and I didn't even know tammi meant anything else than oak

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I know it's not a country in Asia because soap and water exists.

[@robinchesterfield42]

5:55 ish "Grandma's holding out on us, with her awesome old maps...!" I have a globe from the '80s that still has the U.S.S.R., Czechoslovakia, East and West Germany, and Yugoslavia on it--does that count? :P I think it went from "embarrassingly out of date" to "historically cool" at some point...

[@winkyben69]

8:08 r/MapsWithoutTheNetherlands

[@cynda4930]

Drew: "Walmart went to Georgia kind of nice and early" Me: *Replays video many times* "That... that's South Carolina Drew, not Georgia"

[@electronthenerd]

You know why the US is #1? Because of me, I like eating toilet paper

[@balachandiran8126]

😂😂

[@rattfish]

I like eating normal paper, I would put some salt tho

[@rattfish]

YES I CRITIQUE THE FLAVOR OF PAPER

[@Wi-Fi-El]

You are personally responsible for all deforestation globally

[@electronthenerd]

@@Wi-Fi-El it's a joke

[@panzeelecreusois6357]

"commune" basically means "city" in French, it's an administrative term

[@lenikk137]

The gap between Finland and Estonia is 70km+ I actually dont know how are they going to build a tunnel under that.

[@emperor_ra]

"I'm using my hands" ~ Drew Durnil 2020 Me: *Drew are you okay?*

[@faisaparveenali9285]

So you mean that entire south and south east Asia, Africa, etc all turned mad or something? Only what USA does is right and normal? 😐

[@t-man5606]

Nightmare before Christmas is definitely a Christmas movie. It’s shows the Christmas spirit in everyone, even the Halloween people.

[@safetycake]

0:32 Drew: "What is Japan using all that toilet paper for?" Japan: "変態"

[@BahamianMotorWorker]

エ益

[@_paablotorress]

12:51 *Blaziken, Infernape and Emboar intesifies*

[@_Dvck]

5:15 not going to lie seems a little like communism

[@astrofabio68]

In Spain, Italy, France, Uruguay, Chile and Argentina many people use the "bidet" a hygienic shower and we FLUSH THE PAPER!!!!

[@rie4812]

"I do not use toilet paper I'm use hands and water"

[@joeyw8326]

3:45 The tubs from France to the UK represent the Eurotunnel (A tunnel under the sea that connects them)

[@theioem2908]

8:15 According to that map, the Netherlands is flooded

[@anouar4664]

Its a mam from the future

[@lucastumelaire4099]

A commune in France is basically a name for any human settlement wirh more than 500 inhabitants

[@plumebrisee6206]

Fake ,there is commune with way less inhabitants ,we even have a commune with only 1 inhabitants

[@yodef6828]

Make the "Perfect Roommate" game in one video, we love you.

[@passcraft1]

It isn't a game, it's a 18+ manwa

[@joryjones6808]

5:07 That's a slightly different definition of Commune, it is basically just a French county.

[@einmensch9651]

Well... in this time in germany like all shops dont even have toilet paiper anymore xD

[@Mimas2115]

5:40 the distance from naples to stockholm is equal to the distance from the southernmost tip of sweden to the northernmost point of sweden

[@prilylolz]

“April in different languages” My names April so I will learn something

[@julianle1803]

You are so fool

[@prilylolz]

@@julianle1803 you are so bad English

[@Duck_The_Coloniser]

Everyone: paper India: *Flushes*

[@jankomann8728]

6:03 OMG IM IN DREWS VIDEO HOLY FRICK

[@Phoenix_The_HeroHater]

Hi man

[@jankomann8728]

@@Phoenix_The_HeroHater Hey bro

[@Phoenix_The_HeroHater]

Jan Kossmann hi

[@jankomann8728]

@@Phoenix_The_HeroHater Hey

[@Immortal-Daiki]

Idk. In Japan, toilet paper is just for drying ig

[@Mitthradata]

tehran didnt have a diffrence in air pollution on map but u can realy "smell" that its far cleaner lol

[@Turplemaple6318]

Drew: which country uses most toilet paper? India: Hold my jet spray!

[@r3strt]

Recycling toilet paper would be a pro gamer move ngl

[@girdrache]

America map when inverted looks like wild boar

[@atesdumanoglu]

DOLMADES n o. It is actually a Turkish food called dolma and has different types of it the photo is of Yaprak Sarması or Yaprak Dolması (leaf winding or Leaf Dolma) aand ITS CACIK NOT CACIKI

[@Uutron]

Japan doesn't use the water thing because they made its aim too good, for those that didn't understood it's because the water goes right in the hole.

[@wulfherecyning1282]

9:58 do they get finished? Sometimes. I mean, there is the Chunnel after all. That only took, what, 180 years from concept to implementation?

[@edgelord8337]

People: *let's joke about the virus* Also People: *HELP US THE TOILET PAPER CRISIS WILL KILL US ALL!!*

[@arposkraft3616]

@6:20 k ill explain that, finland is a unique baltic state which full name is Suomi-Finland, suomi refering to its unique language base and native inhabitants

[@cazek445]

8:10 bruh they removed the netherlands why

[@Nothing-1w3]

Bruh

[@azoniarnl3362]

One of his other vids also had a map without the Netherlands😱

[@sc-ju9nc]

@@Nothing-1w3 rich coming from you

[@Nothing-1w3]

@@sc-ju9nc what?

[@cazek445]

Most of it underwater who cares

[@Yora21]

Speaking of Mister Roger's sweaters and camera technology: The original costumes for Star Trek were not gold but green. But somehow the studio lighting and the film they were using made that fabric look gold instead of green. In some episodes Kirk is wearing a green uniform that apparently was a very similar shade, but made of a different fabric or different dye that the camera film recorded correctly. I actually once had trousers that looked brown in natural light, but olive green in fluorescent light. Really strange the first time I noticed it, but both shades did not look weird for trousers.

[@pandaheart8350]

I have never used toilet paper in my whole life 😄

[@monke8613]

How??

[@anilakokapeta9203]

@@monke8613 Cuz I live in India

[@spoof1739]

Fun fact(my Theory) : In 1940 there only 3 independent country (Abyssinia, Liberia,Union of South Africa)

[@sonyahammond2834]

Drew: “I’ve been using my hand” Me: WTF!?!? 🤢😖

[@dawgraa9969]

What's wrong

[@crwn_clwn]

hands + soap + water

[@sonyahammond2834]

cho freakin lo sh*t hands

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

Hassan Jawad that’s gross

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

Al Penta that’s still gross

[@ethribin4188]

Milan and the Po-river area is THE industry hub of Italy. No suprise it creats so much pollution.

[@Darkso20]

When toilet paper runs out Indians - it's like we were made for this

[@arya1275]

Lmao

[@al-oq7ob]

When will you make the perfect roommate video drew

[@endersonshaskaumali4541]

How about a reaction of the superman redson trailer

[@mitchel1293]

Somehow the video was posted an hour ago but your comment was posted 2 hours ago. What witchery is this!?

[@guilhinha]

5:55 Brazil’s most northern point is closer to Florida than to Brazil’s most southern point

[@Platform123]

No one: People who show up 2 hours later:First

[@Amghannam]

First reply to this comment.

[@Hkaliman]

2:35 the word Most is a name of a city

[@justacringeyperson9707]

Im randomly early but- WHO THE HELL DOESN'T USE 91 ROLLS PER YEAR? I sure do need to use them ;-;

[@ck7993]

water

[@justacringeyperson9707]

@@ck7993 o h e w n o

[@alexwilkin]

8 kinda disagree with China's toilet roll number. When I lived there, more often than not people use lyle tissue packets as the toilets didn't often have rolls that came with them

[@sparkia.]

Day 162 of asking Drew to start a discord server.

[@Nothing-1w3]

Maaan

[@Amghannam]

Day 2 of asking LeftRight to stop asking Drew to start a discord server.

[@ayaanbabbar2430]

10:16 Secret of Alexander the Great was Pork Souvylaki

[@eyadmohamed160]

7:05 You should really learn more about Africa

[@RenarchyLeader]

Western Countries: “Using toilet paper is very useful, Nothing can beat it and be cleaner.” South Asia: *”am I a joke to you”*

[@arya1275]

@Mr. Anonymous even middle east asia And it is not *uncivilised*

[@zacksomethiniguessidk]

I never clicked so quick :P

[@fridaynight167]

Which country uses the most toilet paper in the world? *Filipinos:laughs in tabo*

[@matheoustargaryen]

Drew - 40 Most MYSTERIOUS Places in the Whole World: Drew - "Nobody knows exactly where the Bermuda Triangle is," while drawing a blob in the Caribbean encircling the general area of the B.T. Most people: Well it's called a triangle and has the moniker "Bermuda" before that, so from Bermuda, there is a line to San Juan, Puerto Rico, thence to Miami, Florida. I know this is the wrong comment section, but the comment section on the 40 most mysterious places wasn't working. I hope you take this in the spirit in which it was intended; fun jokingly informative. I am a big fan of you and your work. UWU Nation.

[@Ofiotaurus]

9:45 The project is actually being concidered currently if it shouö be built. - a finnish living in helsinki.

[@margaret3316]

Elias Huttunen I’m Estonian and I have heard the opposite, that it’s not going be built...

[@jellymike7206]

0:51 Drew: recently I've been using my hands Me:WHAT THE FU-

[@chinmoynath3594]

It's sad but nowadays Indians living in cities are changing from using left hand to using health faucets.

[@user-sm6so4pn6g]

All the country in 2020:we have 0 toilet paper sorry

[@Septiccatgaming]

The northeastern corner of Tennessee is closer to Canada than to Memphis.

[@traoresfan208isback8]

Drew: Who Needs That Much Toilet Paper? Karen: ME Her Child: Born 2010 Died 2013

[@EuroNutellaMan]

5:18 I think the french communes are the cities' administrative areas. I'm not exactly sure cause I don't live in France but it looks pretty similiar to what we have in Italy with a very similiar name too so I'm assuming they're similiar. Don't quote me on that

[@plumebrisee6206]

1 commune is administrated by 1 Town Hall ,it Can have 1 inhabitants or 12 million

[@Cilantro2]

Why is no one talking about 8:57 saint Kitts and Nevis is in the Caribbean