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[@Man-of-Steel674]

I like how Drew was explaining why countries might eat what they eat and end up traumatized by the end.

[@Dafuq-is-going-on]

Going through the comments, nice. Same.

[@sheevpalps3846]

I don’t think Nepalese eat bovine meat the most, they have the highest percentage of Hindus in the world.

[@Hadar1991]

7:10 This is ground temperature, not air temperature. Asphalt, rocks, dark soil etc. absorbs more energy from sun making the ground hotter than the air. The hottest air temperature in Spain was 47.6 °C (117.7 °F), while the European record is from Italy: 48.8 °C (119.8 °F), both from two years ago. Ground temperatures may be up 50 °C hotter than the air temperature, which is usually measured at 1.25 - 2.00 metres in shade. Also at 100% humidity 35 °C is the maximum that human body can survive (long term), while at 0% humidity humans can survive 70 °C long term. So the temperature records don't tell much if we don't know what humidity was then.

[@sohopedeco]

It's bizarre how hot a place like Madrid can be in comparison to São Paulo or Belo Horizonte. Specially if you take into account that springtime in Madrid is colder than winter in São Paulo.

[@Hadar1991]

@@sohopedeco The power of North Atlantic Current. Without it Europe would basically became colder than Canada. :P

[@hotman_pt_]

@@sohopedeco climate types, madrid is continental climate with low humidity. Also, like someone said, sea currents make a huge difference

[@lukasrentz3238]

That, or similar Maps, have been widely shared and used in Media. There Media Reports also uncluded Forecasts. These actually may (depending on the nesws report) have been air-temperature forecasts though. The Italian Weather Station in Donori rose to 47.7C and Dolianova to 47.6C on July 19th. Figueres (Catalonia) reached 45.3°C, making it a new Record for the Region. Mallorca rose to 44.9°C in Llubí (Private Network) or 43.9°C in Sa Pobla (National Weather Service), maybe breaking the Islands Record. 2 more Days of extreme Heat are expected in Italy, with air temperature possibly rising to 48°C on Monday.

[@whoareyouyouareclearlylost323]

My grandfather is from the silent generation

[@SS-yj2le]

The Congo river is quite massive. They can definitely get a big fish supply from there.

[@cameronspence4977]

Thats what I was thinking it is one of the biggest rivers in the world. Also lakes, and imports

[@alvianekka80]

Can you call the fish from river or lake as seafood? Or maybe waterfood? 😅

[@Pidalin]

@@alvianekka80 or maybe sea fish travel to their kitchens thru rivers 😀

[@PeteSismico]

11:04 I had a heart attack when he said Paraguay and Chile when it literally says Argentina right there

[@Ramero404]

And imagine me that I AM ARGENTINIAN

[@RC-xl8se]

​@@Ramero404Well, guess you are from Chile now 😂

[@Ramero404]

@@RC-xl8se At least the people from chile have a funny accent

[@eltako123]

I'm here to confirm it, on Argentina we REALLY love bovine meat. People here make some food called "asados", wich is a combination of different types of meat.

[@MVL_COMPANY]

Inflation ☠

[@SillyFunnyDummy]

​@@MVL_COMPANYwe already got hit with a ton of bad economic crisis we will never stop eating asado 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@approximately42ducksthatar79]

Asado is a specific type of meat wdym

[@kittiesandbotsgemini9892]

Asado

[@agme8045]

@@approximately42ducksthatar79asado is both a specific meat cut, and a way of cooking meat. It’s an specific kind of barbecue/grilled meat.

[@vicenteromerovega1480]

I thank Drew for recognising Argentina belongs to Chile

[@dread8323]

Took me 8 years of scrolling to find this it should be on top

[@Sethilliano]

Now its 7th​@@dread8323

[@JH-lo9ut]

As a Swede, I am the resident authority on islands. We have more islands than any other country, by far. We also have a number of words to distinguish them by size: "Ö" (yes, it's a one-letter word): An island of substantial size. The big islands in the Baltic sea, Öland, Gotland, are both an "ö" Next in line is "holme". It is smaller than an island, but not so large that you couldn't walk or row around it in a single day. For example, the islands that make up Stockholm, some are described as "holme" (Stadsholmen (old town), Riddarholmen, Kungsholmen, Långholmen, Reimers holme, Drottningholm) whereas some of them are described as an "ö" (Värmdö, Lidingö, Ekerö). Even smaller than a "holme" is a "kobbe". This is an island that is more than a rock, it can have some trees and sparse vegetation on it, but you could not sustain any form of agriculture. You could at most fit a few small houses on it and it would be very exposed to the weather. Smaller than a "kobbe" is a "skär". This is often no more than a few rocks out of the water. They can be roughly the same size as the "kobbe" but generally very low. A "skär" can sometimes have a lighthouse on it, there would be no trees, at the most some low vegetation. Even smaller than this would only be called a "sten" or "grund" (literary "rock") it is just a bit of bedrock coming out of the water. It will get overflushed by waves, so there will be no soil for any vegetation to grow there. If you zoom in on Stockholm on Google earth, you can see the archipelago stretching out to the east, north and south of the city. It is said that there are about 30 000 islands in the Stockholm archipelago, but at some point it gets impossible to count them because some of them are so small it is almost impossible to decide what still can be counted as an island. A lot of people have vacation homes in the archipelago. Some islands have hundreds of houses on them, some just a few dozen and some small islands are in fact entirely owned by one person. If you have a dream of owning an island, Sweden or Finland is where you'd probably have the biggest chance to to so. Islands are not cheap by any means, but it is obtainable is without having to be a billionaire. Of course, the further you go from the big cities, the cheaper the realestate. Thankfully, a substantial part of the Stockholm archipelago is owned by a trust that maintains them as an open recreational area that anyone can visit for free with their own boat or kayak, or take tours.

[@robertmifkovic6325]

Now this is information I needed to hear.

[@gunnarrss1]

Tjabba fellow Svenne :)

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

Helo from Indonesian 🇮🇩 . our island is bigger on average because we have waves here. If island beach facing the ocean. waves can be 10 meter high. the small island sink!!!

[@aquashadow2558]

_--wow ,I memorized this how tf did that even happen --_ being an asian is such a pain sometimes,well thanks for the useful info ❤❤,I read it multiple times to compltly understand and my asian memorizing thing kicked it -_-😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aquashadow2558]

Anyways happy to be alpha

[@keagaming9837]

Here on the east coast of the United States, Detached houses are called Suburb houses, Semi-detached houses are called Townhouses, and Flats are called Apartments or Condos.

[@NeonBeeCat]

Not just the coast at least

[@a_wazza]

Here in Australia they're also called townhouses

[@lugi25]

Yeah, that's also what we call them in the west coast

[@saptarsi7868]

that's so cool man, anyways fk off

[@jhdix6731]

Finding Germany's Canada is a bit more complicated. I would say that Austria is the Canada to South Germany only (in fact only to Bavaria). The Canada of Northern Germany would probably be Denmark, maybe the Netherlands.

[@nicktakasa4526]

Yes and Netherland's canada is Belgium

[@RisingCorpse]

Can’t be Denmark, our Canada is Iceland.

[@snomcultist189]

Germany’s Canada is all of Europe except France

[@gressorialNanites]

Here in Hungary we've been working so hard to become Austria's Canada about 150 years ago.... then, everything changed when Gavrilo Princip attacked.

[@elirej7201]

Can't be Denmark, they're Swedens Canada

[@Microwaved_frog]

Drew should come out with a non-circular county ball set (Nepal, Israel, Kazakhstan, and Singapore)

[@osheridan]

I know why Nepal and Tringapore are shaped like that, but why are Israel and Kazakhstan cubes?

[@zombusshankus9589]

Kazakhstan's flag is shaped weird and I think Israel being a cube is a math joke.

[@Flagmaster20]

I heard Kazakhstan is like that because of radiation

[@gameingboy9541]

​@@zombusshankus9589oh that why

[@AnEnigmaOnYoutube]

SKIN

[@syedzaminalishahkazmi6474]

13:10 Probably deers, crocs, frogs etc. (hopefully not the stereotypical food associated with that country)

[@radio_marco]

Thought first of the crocs-shoes and was confused.

[@manuelcapela7620]

The "other meat" category includes animals such as rabbit, camel, horse and wild game (this last one might be the one relating to Papua New Guinea).

[@Dafuq-is-going-on]

'Soylent Green'

[@jiraffe9600]

I think he might of been making a cannibalism joke.

[@christianbenitez2653]

The joke is, most of the tribes on Papua New Guinea used to be cannibal...

[@cleaner900playz]

@@jiraffe9600he was

[@justsomehaatonpassingby4488]

meat is meat... give a man a fish and he won't have to eat another day, give a man another man and the other man won't have to eat for the rest of his life

[@kushagraverma4943]

12:11 rivers drew rivers

[@RC-xl8se]

Exactly: the Congo river is huge! Also odfly enough there is roughly the same number of fishes (or fish species I am not sure) in both salt and sweet waters.

[@angelzavala2254]

6:05 Japan recounted the number of islands they have last year, it's now confirm they have 14125 islands now

[@Mikoleseuyy69]

😩🤨

[@青白スタジオ]

As a japanese i can confirm this

[@Mikoleseuyy69]

@@青白スタジオ oui

[@NeonBeeCat]

Imagine your job is counting islands. Kinda cool actually

[@pyrotempestwing]

That’s a lot of blue mana.

[@mihailoaleksic3330]

I'm from Serbia and our "Canada" is Montenegro

[@maroonsunshinelaura]

Isn't that Kosovo? Hehe

[@aereodemrau]

@@maroonsunshinelaura no that's albania's

[@simonde1ste602]

Not Kosovo???????????????????????

[@Epsilvonic]

@@simonde1ste602Seeing as how Kosovo’s whole reason for wanting independence was its ties to Albania, yeah, not Kosovo. Kosovo is Albania’s Canada. But uh… Serbia’s Canada definitely can’t be Montenegro, cause it’s gotta be the Republika Srpska. Serb is literally in the name.

[@emZee1994]

​@@Epsilvonicwe have a lot of "Canadas". Montenegro, Bosnia and Kosovo if you count it as an independent state

[@ilhamdarni6924]

I think Malaysia can be viewed as Indonesia's Canada, we're bigger and more populated but they have better education and healthcare

[@plumebrise4801]

In France we have the same thing but with Belgium ,we joke that Canada is USA's Belgium ,Austria is Germany's Belgian ,New Zealand is Australia's Belgium ,Uruguay is Argentina's Belgium ,Belarus is Russia's Belgium ,Guatemala is Mexico's Belgium ,South Korea is Japan's Belgium ,Mongolia is West Taïwan's Belgium ,Pakistan is India's Belgium (Most of the time ,it's Pakistan that is the butt of this joke ,other time ,it's Bangladesh ,Nepal ,Sri Lanka) ,that Malaysia is Indonesia's Belgium ,that either Laos or Cambodia is Vietnam's Belgium ,that Ireland is the UK's Belgium ,every country have it's Belgium .

[@Altair-El-Haddad]

😂😂😂

[@BattleCatsBliza]

I love how the patreons of drew are just casually making a movie at the end of the videos.

[@mrfomo217]

Someone needs to tell Drew that fishing in rivers is a thing.

[@TheMultiVerse64]

Petition for drew to hang up the flag of Iowa on his wall (revenge for him calling Iowa Arkansas) Day 180

[@Hahahahahahahahahhahahahhahaha]

Claim your “Here before this blows up” ticket here

[@DatBiBoi]

​@@Hahahahahahahahahhahahahhahaha Here

[@osheridan]

​@@Hahahahahahahahahhahahahhahahano.

[@Ta-m01]

I'm a ghost fan sure

[@irtimid4217]

​@@Hahahahahahahahahhahahahhahahaok

[@billyr2904]

Most people in Botswana and Papua New Guinea are hunter gathers, so the meat that they eat is whatever they are able to catch.

[@Azurethewolf168]

I’m telling you Papua New Guinea is eating human meat there’s just no doubt. I could see Botswana maybe eating rabbit or something

[@billyr2904]

@@Azurethewolf168 there is cannibalism in one tribe, but they only do it for spiritual reasons.

[@Azurethewolf168]

@@billyr2904 nah man they all consume human

[@billyr2904]

@@Azurethewolf168 that is offensive. Hunter gatherers just want to survive, and as I said, only one tribe in Papua new Guinea eat humans for spirituality reasons. That also means that they don't eat humans all the time (I bet what they mostly eat are other mammals, birds, fish, insects, anything really).

[@Azurethewolf168]

@@billyr2904 then why did it say “other”? You do realize that can only mean one thing

[@PineapppleYouTube101]

Australia has multiple target stores here, basically everywhere, it just didn’t show because they’re apparently different companies that run them

[@GGee-kl3mv]

3:44 Unfortunately, Target isn’t in Canada, they all shut down in 2015.

[@bigrod91]

0:01 Indonesia and Malaysia

[@gamebuddiez9688]

7:37 meanwhile Pakistanis/Indians living in 50° C without freaking out 💀.

[@maheshwari_khush4976]

fun fact :- Papua new Guinea's people love humans for some reason

[@stefanogalimberti1416]

European countries on the Mediterrean typically don't really like the. I mean, fish is part of our cousine, but until the XIX century (yes, the 1800s) the sea was still crumbled of berber pirates. And the most populated part of Italy is the Padana plan in the north, far from the sea and where a ton of pigs live and are transformed into salami, prosciutti and other delicious things

[@Clemehl]

Probably, but today seems to be different. Fish and Seafood are somewhat common around the Mediterranean. It isn't only salmon or cod, but also oyster, mussels and crabs. From the chart I could see, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal eat 30, 33, 42 and 57 kg of seafood per capita per year. The rest of Europe of mainland Europe is around 5 to 15 kg (only scandinavia, benelux and baltic are into fishes) So how does France, with 33 kg, ends up being painted blue while Spain with 42 kg is more into pork? Well, I didn't find a map with real value but only brackets. France is within the 30-40 kg bracket for Pork (so 32 kg max) and Spain is in >40 bracket (so 43+ kg) So here the value I could extract for Cattle, Pork, Poultry and Fish&Seafood: - Italy: 20+, 40+, 21-24 and 20-30 (30) → Pork wins (lot of dry sausage meat in their cuisine?) - France: 20+, 30-40, 21-24 and 30-40 (33) → Fish wins, somehow (guess they have a very balanced diet?) - Spain: 10-15, 40+, 24+, and 40+ (42) → Pork wins (lot of dry sausage meat in their cuisine too?). - Portugal: 15-20, 40+, 24+, 40+ (57) → Fish wins, as expected. So even if Spain eats more Fish than France, Spain eats even more Pork while France has a way more balanced diet making Fish somehow the most common "meat".

[@plumebrise4801]

0:00 In France we have the same thing but with Belgium ,we joke that Canada is USA's Belgium ,Austria is Germany's Belgian ,New Zealand is Australia's Belgium ,Uruguay is Argentina's Belgium ,Belarus is Russia's Belgium ,Guatemala is Mexico's Belgium ,South Korea is Japan's Belgium ,Mongolia is West Taïwan's Belgium ,Pakistan is India's Belgium (Most of the time ,it's Pakistan that is the butt of this joke ,other time ,it's Bangladesh ,Nepal ,Sri Lanka) ,that Malaysia is Indonesia's Belgium ,that either Laos or Cambodia is Vietnam's Belgium ,that Ireland is the UK's Belgium ,every country have it's Belgium .

[@Occitan-Descoteaux]

Poor Belgians they asked nothing 😂

[@BloodRider1914]

​@@Occitan-DescoteauxMais elle est si mignonne comme chapeau pour la France. Je ne peux pas simplement être triste pour elle.

[@NeonBeeCat]

The meat and seafood consumption map and the whole PNG food meme is just too good.

[@Quadrophiniac]

That thing that said Target is in Canada was lying, Target Canada started back in 2013 when they bought all the old Zellers stores, and they went bankrupt in 2015. They have never been back since. I had one down the street, and every time I went the shelves were all like 75 percent empty. They just couldn't get their supply chain running to Canada properly for some reason, even though every store that existed was only a few hundred miles from the US border, since that's where 99 percent of Canadians live. Also, generations are weird. My mom is technically Gen X, but she is way more of a boomer than a Gen x. She was born in early 1965 though, so its right on the borderline in between both generations

[@BloodRider1914]

I see. My father is slightly older (and technically a boomer), but he definitely has a more gen X sensibility about life.

[@Darwidx]

There are a lot more canibals in Papua New Guinea than i thought...

[@timhansen6951]

12:16 where does congo gets its fish from they only have a tiny coastline forgetting fish also live in rivers and the african rain forrest have lots of rivers

[@reguisthesjw7796]

I can't believe you didn't mention Belgium being the Canada of France !

[@sortingoutmyclothes8131]

I'm Argentinian and to combine two of the things you talked about here, I would say our Canada is Uruguay, and honestly, I don't believe they eat more chicken than beef. I'd say they probably eat more than us per person.

[@miguelpadeiro762]

11:58 funnily enough we Portuguese are not in the Meditereanean but still import a lot of fish, namely Norwegian Cod

[@RC-xl8se]

You are honorary mediterranean members

[@MrAura2000]

I was just watching a drew short but got a notification for this

[@misere4]

Drew, it never came to your mind that you can import/export food?! 😂

[@highqualitygrunt8195]

Did it come to yours that it's more expensive to ship and get taxed and there's less incentive for it

[@misere4]

@@highqualitygrunt8195 and what does that have to do with how for example DR Congo, which Drew pointed to, consumes "fish" most from all meats? are you retarded or something, supply and demand and globalization are too hard to grasp? DR Congo spent 153 666 000 USD on fish imports in 2018 to meet the domestic needs, if the needs for fish aren't met, people are forced to eat something else e.g. another type of meat, which would change the outcome of the shown map, or let's say Japan imports around half of its total fish supply, if your domestic production is not enough for the demand you import, and those are just two examples, all these countries must be so stupid because "tAxEd" and "lEsS iNcEnTiVe", give me a break

[@Spacccee]

Also rivers and lakes

[@misere4]

@@Spacccee yes sir!

[@cameronspence4977]

@highqualitygrunt8195 well yeah but you can still do it, plenty of countries import food

[@Mate-My-Day]

Got to 60 Celsius in Australia once in the outback air temp made the roads melt 😂

[@Liggliluff]

(13:00) Why have "other" as a category? It almost seems like they felt that they had to. Becaues they could just have split it into two categories of what this mean is for the two countries.

[@tobenweston1687]

Australia has target too, the store actually being founded before the american and canadian store. Same name but literally no relation or business deals between the two whatsoever..

[@tylersteph1996]

Target flopped HARD in Canada. We used to have our own version of Walmart/Target called Zellers that was around for decades. Then in 2011 they went out of business with the locations being split between Walmart and Zellers. The first Target stores opened in 2013 and within 2 years all 130+ stores had closed.

[@olgahein4384]

Ah similar to Walmart in Germany, cause we have 20 similar own versions around here (from Aldi to ReWe) that are not only better, but more catered to the locals AND don't break one law after another. Most people in Germany never noticed that Walmart even tried to be here.

[@MarcusTraveller]

No, target is in a lot of Australian malls and a few in Hungary, although there is probably more.

[@nickm2046]

8:56 I think Gen Z was originally measured from like the mid-nineties, so it was actually reduced to start from '97, not expanded from 2000

[@olgahein4384]

Not really, there are rarely concrete dates for generations, especially on a worldwide scale. For example in Germany we have the so called post-war generation, that was between WW2 and boomers, for around a decade or so. They were very different to the boomer generation. Also, here Gen Y/Millenials starts a bit later and ends much later, early 2000s. In other parts of the world there literally is no GenY that is significantly different from GenX, for example.

[@brunoamarillo6932]

11:05 "and chile", well that's insulting.

[@VTP1917]

its worthy to note that africa has a significant amount of rivers this is why you see more seafood usage in in land countrys

[@stormerkromy988]

7:59 We should do that. Make another and just place it there, make stuff easier

[@Canadoggo]

Just a quick update on some of googles “totally up to date info”. No target is not available in Canada. I was probably 7 the last time I’ve ever been to a target. They didn’t make enough money to stay in Canada.

[@akinigiri]

In Northern Spain, I think we eat a lot of seafood. Great seafood from the cool waters of the Cantabrian Sea and the Atlantic Ocean!

[@prodd333]

6:38 this is what I say all the time. Sweden is JUST islands!

[@osheridan]

For the first one, I'd also suggest Spain and Portugal, Lesotho and Eswatini or the Netherlands and Belgium. Day 4 of asking Drew to hang up the East Timorese flag 🇹🇱

[@sohopedeco]

Portugal is OUR Canada. 🇧🇷 Spain, get yourself your own Canada.

[@rafaelsantosnovais7813]

​@@sohopedecoguys guys there is Portugal for everyone

[@doomi4055]

And France and Quebec are Usa and Canada of Francophone nations.

[@doomi4055]

Aand Russia and Belarus as well.

[@hotman_pt_]

@@rafaelsantosnovais7813 wait what

[@InvictusSolDeus]

Drew Durnil: Calling Argentina "Chile".

[@thedavid9383]

With their track record, I'm concerned that Papua New Guinea's most eaten meat is "other"

[@Azurethewolf168]

I mean what do you expect, they are all cannibals. If the Amazon was it’s own nation it likely would also be consuming that meat

[@jamesedwards1284]

Belgium is the ultimate “canada” let me explain why: 1: ofc neighbors its superior bigger brother 2: dysfunctional government 3: funny accent 4: better healthcare system 5: they love their fries 6: for some reason a part of their population speaks french (yuk) 7: bilingual capital

[@notdrilly]

france bad uk good!!!!11

[@yt-nx1qm]

And in both the French speakers are stubborn to not speak the majority language (Dutch and English) which is spoken in the economically stronger parts of the countries.

[@fabianrolewski172]

I love how Drew described something that is only in USA by describing something else that is only in USA💀 3:50

[@ThePaulista]

walmart is not only-USA

[@jamesnielsen3530]

Walmart is in almost 25 different countries

[@fabianrolewski172]

@@jamesnielsen3530 I just wanted to make a joke

[@fabianrolewski172]

And also i'm from europe and i bet there is only 1-2 countries with a walmart

[@srirampatnaik9164]

​@@fabianrolewski172Walmart is in 25 countries

[@legowithkobe]

3:46 there are targets in Australia i know because i've been there before

[@logwhitley]

Semi detached is a house attached in one side, a property attached via a garage or small extension is a link detached

[@somebodykares1]

That Target description needs an update, Target failed in Canada.

[@xXP0W3RXx1]

That thing about target is not true, we have Targets here in Australia.

[@Cristiano-Is-Number1]

Hi

[@secondlieutenan]

11:07 “except for Paraguay and Chile” ( Argentina is literally the leader in bovine meat consumption)

[@0Defensor0]

Actually, the closer you are to the equator, the more "correct" the projection is, and as you go further away, the area gets proportionally stretched both horizontally and vertically. It's quite interesting actually how well this projection works, the more you zoom in, the less distorted it seems - with the exception of the poles where a single point has been stretched "infinitely" to the length of the equator.

[@LynxLord1991]

Sea food is what have sustained our people of the North for generation even during the little ice age we survived thanks to our fishing culture

[@ZoveRen]

12:56 Botswana: 🐰-😄 PNG: 💀-💀

[@emZee1994]

We have Target's here in Australia too. So it's definitely not exclusive to North America

[@Toxic_Uncle]

We use to have heaps of targets in Australia, but Kmart kidna drove them out, and there still a few targets within big cities but Big W and Kmart mostly runs them outta most places

[@agme8045]

Going to American supermarkets it’s a whole experience for tourists, it’s quite literally a tourist attraction lol. In Argentina supermarkets suck because importation is almost nonexistent, so when people visit the US it’s inevitable to spend hours in their supermarkets and shopping malls. The typical vacation to the US is a trip to Disney World and Universal, and a shopping spree in Miami, which includes not only shopping malls but also Walmart, Target, Best Buy (and of course a stop in the Apple Store before going back lol)

[@memesifoundondc]

australia has alot of target aswell

[@abhinavsinghkushwaha9040]

12:11 let's just take a moment and think why the Congo is called the Congo.

[@lawden210]

Drew does realize countries could harvest seafood from rivers right

[@BloodRider1914]

7:15 I was in Lisbon on that day and honestly it wasn't too bad. Then again, I'm used to regular 100 degree + Texas weather, so maybe I'm just an outlier.

[@ballsjacobs6376]

In case anyone wants to know. Greenland mostly eats seal and whale, while Botswana mostly eats antelope. I couldn't find an other meat for east Papua New Guinea.

[@debangansamanta]

Seafood does include the fisheries from fresh water lakes and rivers. Just as In Africa there are tons of Rivers and same goes for many South and southeast Asian countries

[@Liggliluff]

(3:50) But Walmart isn't everywhere either

[@reywind8895]

I look at the statistics here. Based on this, the consumption of poultry in Hungary is slightly ahead of the consumption of pig.

[@LasCosasDeBrunin]

11:35 in Spain we eat a lot a lot of fish, but even more pork

[@Pyhantaakka]

10:56. That map is faulty. For Finland it is: Fish 15kg, beef 17kg, chicken 28kg, pork 29kg. Per capita.

[@fastertove]

Also wrong for Denmark. We definitely, without a doubt, eat more pork than seafood :)

[@gnilogaming]

I swear you will not find a single walmart in NYC. You will find them in jersey, Long Island, and Yonkers, but the city itself is target-controled.

[@tonymiles5927]

8:45 It's crazy how my dad, mom, and I were born in three different generations Dad: Gen-X (born in 1977) Mom: Gen-Y (born in 1981) Me: Gen-Z ( born in 2010)

[@fsdds1488]

I am not very much a seafood person, but you can't really escape seafood in Hong Kong, it's everywhere, there's almost no restaurant that doesn't serve any kind of fish or clams, and even if you don't eat seafood directly, it's in the broth, and Cantonese sauces relies heavily on broth.

[@rsnankivell1962]

11:41 In 2021, 🇪🇦Spain is the 4th country in Europe with the most fish & seafood consumption per capita per year (42 kg) The 1st is Iceland (92 kg), the 2nd Portugal (57 kg) and the 3rd Norway (51 kg)

[@rickleitner7310]

3:45 Here in Australia, there are targets

[@VCS7083]

3:51 there are quite a lot of targets in Australia

[@KingCell4Life]

3:50 there is a target in NZ as far as i’m concerned

[@Voiding210]

And AU

[@maheshwari_khush4976]

Damnn drew lore is getting interesting, more than my life and also have a nice day/night

[@Tirryna]

The whole bit about Sweden being mostly chunks of islands...The way minecraft worlds generate make sooooo much more sense now.

[@funnygrin3848]

3:43 huh that's odd. I live in Australia and there's a Target 5 mins away...

[@vandanasinha9938]

Walmart is not in Mauritius but in India It's Called Flipkart they have 25 Stores and Online Delivery Service Which is also done in Mauritius By flipkart

[@ballsjacobs6376]

Finland has the most islands. The archipelago with the most islands is in Finland. They're just tiny.

[@thenorwegiangamerr]

Drew: target is a nicer wallmart. Me: the f*** is a wallmart

[@SMCSRacingNetwork]

A cultural experience

[@radio_marco]

Yeah.

[@MrRockett88]

Super Targets are also grocery stores. A large number of Targets here in Minnesota, but of course the HQ is in Minneapolis. Founded originally by Dayton's (formerly a really nice dept store) and the source of riches for firmer Senator and former Governor Mark Dayton.

[@sefyaa]

target did well in australia too

[@angelcaru]

7:28 As someone who experienced that, I can confirm I was living in Spain without the S.

[@tarekaouimeur4876]

Yeah i can relate, i'm from algiers and today the temperature was 49°

[@maximipe]

@@tarekaouimeur4876 meanwhile here in Buenos Aires it got to 26° yesterday, in mid winter

[@Liggliluff]

(8:45) Note that those generations apply to USA, since it's based on events in USA. Sure some events was due to global events, but the definitions are based on how it went down in USA regardless. Well millenials is based on the calendar which is a more global thing. But check the events at the bottom, "great depression", "Koeran war", "Vietnam war", ... which were many countries working together, but the main factor was still USA. Later generations are ranges of 15. We could try to make a new definition of these generations by having hard definitions of 15 years or any other number, and then try to find global events that better describe these generations.

[@Patrikch100]

TBH as a Czech I dont agree. We were part of Germany and Austria in the past. We have a lot of common with them speaking in culture. While Slovakia was part of Hungary (that is why everyone call them Upper Hungary). We have no culture simularities (except wiping women on Easter), we only have simular languages plus we like to steel Slovak food.

[@RepublicOfBrumystan]

The 2 people living in Wyoming with 2 targets are the 2 workers in the Targets.

[@cyrielwollring4622]

semi-detached is called twee onder een kap. two under one roof in the netherlands. very popular since the 1950s

[@argentin2306]

The reason that here on Argentina we eat so much meat is because the cattle population is higher than the human population, so we have to do that in case they try to take us out while we sleep In all seriousness, the real reason is for our own culture, before the country was "fenced", cows ran free and were wild, so the gauchos would hunt them down with their "boleadoras" and spears (to cut their nerves if I'm not wrong) and after that they would butcher it and cook the meat on the grill, this was something done on a daily basis until we started exporting the meat

[@mlu007]

Target lost $5.4B in its failed expansion to Canada. All stores closed in 2015. As far as the most consumed meat type is concerned, the map doesn't account for regional differences. Just to cite an example, costal Chinese provinces from the south and southeast eat a lot of seafood. Inland provinces tend to eat more pork, poultry and lamb.

[@BanterSage]

The Canada population chart is out of date, we hit 40 million this year and finally surpassed california

[@SEASON-ONE1]

Yes

[@SEASON-ONE1]

Drew + Maps = Perfection

[@jayant3987]

As a Nepalese, I'd like to clarify that bovine meat is not the most consumed in Nepal. Majority of the population is Hindu so Cows are off the table. While some ethnic groups do eat buffalo meat, a majority of the country doesn't. Our old name 'Gorkha' literally means the protectors of cows and cows are our national animal. I don't know how we ended up a bovine consumer 😂😂

[@jammypops7]

This is going 2 blow your mind, but in the UK we don't have Walmart or Target. We have asda which used 2 be owned by Walmart buy was bought. Then we have Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons