Family Guy ROASTS all 50 states - Historian Reaction

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

There are two spots you might notice a sound issue (2:23 and 4:40). That's because KZbin is muting the songs that were played in those scenes for copyright issues.

[@MzkZP]

That’s a pretty cool feature by KZbin tbh

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Don't worry man!😊😊

[@mr.patriotjol]

@@MzkZP not really

[@MzkZP]

@@mr.patriotjol better than getting the video copyright striked or demonitized

[@mr.patriotjol]

@@MzkZP true, but like anything being posted on YT its also odd that a family guy video won’t get taken down, but music always gets a video copyright striked

[@MrTerry]

These people aren't ready for our collab.

[@hank780]

You sure about that?

[@rexcapra]

​@@hank780a lil late maybe?

[@hank780]

@@rexcapra I know. That's why I wrote it

[@NoSageMeadow]

What do you mean "THESE people"?

[@rexcapra]

@@NoSageMeadow yea lol

[@tannerbrumgard9884]

Your reactions when someone clearly crosses the line kill me!! You can see the "is this going to get demonetized?" face every single time 🤣

[@PsychopathicV2]

Had the same reaction as I did for some of the things an old coworker would say or some of the jokes I had come to mind to say to her. It’s a look of “shut the hell up and move on before HR comes asking questions”

[@sweetrocks610]

His “this is so getting demonetized” faces are hilarious

[@GILLIGFAN]

Ironically it only seems To have had KZbin force mute 2 parts because of music

[@treythanbeaty2681]

For those who don’t yet know, Rocky Mountain Oysters are fried bull testicles

[@disturbed1734]

My wife loves those!

[@treythanbeaty2681]

@@disturbed1734 I’ve never tried them but I’d like to

[@treythanbeaty2681]

@@disturbed1734 being from Tennessee I’m not sure if there is anywhere around here that serve them

[@williamcross210]

@@disturbed1734 They are pretty tasty

[@leannesmith3660]

I am from Illinois and here Mountain Oysters are from hogs. Calf fries are from cattle. The neighbors brought some over for my Dad and my son said "what are those, Grandpa?" My Dad told him they were turtle eggs😂

[@isaiahmiller3180]

As an Iowan I can confirm. We are obsessed with corn. During a football game against Nebraska, there was a banner that said and I quote. “Iowa corn is better than Nebraska corn!” Those are fighting words apparently.

[@zacharygrouwinkel1534]

I mean our corn is better. We have the best soil to grow it in.

[@PsychopathicV2]

They are. I’m deeply offended. Jokes aside I don’t get how that would piss anyone except maybe farmers off.

[@Reedc16]

I’m a Iowan too

[@jamesAGarfield608]

I'm Iowan but I'm more obsessed with Casey's pizza then corn I'm surprised he didn't joke about Casey's instead not all iowans are obsessed with corn

[@isaiahmiller3180]

@@jamesAGarfield608 Casey’s isn’t as good to me anymore but to each their own

[@ItsAVolcano]

14:15 a lobster starts to go bad about 15-20 minutes after death, so while it does have to be kept alive you can kill them right before tossing them in the pot with no issue. Gordon Ramsay himself recommends doing this, his method being to choke up on the knife and cut upward between the first main joint on the back through the head.

[@starman6468]

I’ve seen people just let them walk into the oil. Very sad but kinda funny ngl

[@JSeriously]

When I was in culinary school we did do the cut, but sometimes we just hit them in the back of the head with the bluntest part of the knife.

[@Brother_O4TS]

​@@JSeriously Mordhau technique

[@lukass2576]

​@@starman6468really not funny for the lobster

[@starman6468]

@@lukass2576 of course not it’s dead, but it is for me.

[@BestCatFriend]

I like that you have been doing more semi risque content lately. I really love your typical history stuff, and wouldn't want you to stop, but it is also really nice to see you branching out more and more. I hope you keep up the more adventurous content reactions.

[@silverspoons4015]

As a Texan I can confirm, cows are like that

[@SilverFang2789]

"I know, I know, I'm terrible. Which is why I'm gonna have the cheesecake."

[@audreygrace1260]

really?

[@honorablechairmanmeow8698]

Same.

[@Conductordave]

No it’s true.

[@wisdomleader85]

BDSM cows.

[@jacobkirk2913]

18:25 It is the Missouri River, not the Mississippi River. I'll let it slide because you were talking about Carter Lake.

[@PsychopathicV2]

Damn Carter Lake… I don’t know what it is about that area but I hate dealing with it. Might just be proximity to down town Omaha but it always annoys me when I’m in that area for work.

[@ryanryan2002_]

🤓

[@paulcochran1721]

That Mississippi River really does get around!

[@MarloSoBalJr]

10:01 It was during the Cubs-Marlins NLDS when Steve Bartman "snatched" a pop fly from Moises Alou (Cubs outfielder)

[@douglasiles2024]

And the Cubs still could have won that game, but they just completely fell apart.

[@sabbagels]

8:12 - When I was living in Western NC, Floridian visitors had a reputation for being bad drivers. But what I learned from my 2.5 years living in Sarasota, is that it isn't the born and raised Floridians who are bad drivers. It's the retirees who moved from out of state but now have Florida plates and who should have had their keys taken away years ago.

[@williamwallaceoftheus8033]

As a Floridan I can confirm you are correct

[@gothnate]

@@williamwallaceoftheus8033 As someone from Western NC, I can confirm your confirmation, with the addition of those people are called "half-backs", since they're usually from New England and stop here for 6 months out of the year.

[@cult_of_odin]

​@@gothnateeveryone knows yankees don't have any damn sense at the best of times.

[@mauricioramirez5948]

Does anyone else get embarrased for Chris when they show a dirty joke. Like i dont want wanna see his reaction to it 😂😅

[@tutudanny]

Homie lives in the falls, I grew up in that area, he’s in like the white neighborhood of the getto, homies not that sheltered I think he can handle dirty jokes

[@ebag-ij5ol]

@@tutudanny i think he means it’s awkward because VTH is trying to be pg and the dirty jokes make that weird

[@bbyyoshi]

@@tutudanny it's not that deep, Daniel 💀💀

[@jeffreysmith694]

It's a cartoon u goof.

[@brotherbear1162]

The exact opposite lol. This is hilarious even the second time watching him.

[@CodyChepa88]

Love Mr.Terrys channel and his reactions. Keep up the great work Chris 👍

[@anm10wolvorinenotapanther32]

The best tourism video about all 50 states I've ever seen!

[@colonelilbrink8544]

I was actually living in Flint during that, and part of it stemmed from Flint wanting to stop getting their water from Detroit, as Detroit was starting continuously raising the rates. Problem was, they wanted an immediate switch, the water treatment facility(located near Dort Hwy and Stewart, northeast of downtown) was outdated, and yes the steel and cast iron pipes throughout the city were easily 50-60 years old or more, and should have been replaced with schedule 80 blue water main pipe.

[@coiboyify]

Chris stepping on eggshells with some of these and his reaction to bypass some too is so funny lool

[@So_Uncivilized]

As a resident of Arizona, you're explanation of the Arizona heat is 100% correct. Add the fact that Monsoon Season increases humidity without decreasing the heat...oh boy

[@ProfessorChaos56]

I'm Arizona born and raised. Two years ago, there were 4 days in summer where the entire town was covered in smoke without a fire being in town itself. It's insane.

[@greenknightofwar7024]

Oh my god it’s worse when the summer heat comes in as soon as monsoon season starts as well.

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

Yep that's a Fact 😎🥵☀️🌦

[@kieranfrancke790]

At least sweat works just like in NM where I have family.

[@rammsteinrulz16]

"But it's a dRy hEeAT... S C R E W. Y O U ." -Walter

[@Cyrus_T_Laserpunch]

Watching you go from expecting Peter to get kicked to being traumatized made my day, that clip is cursed.

[@LoneCourier2281]

You just choosing not to say anything about the Missouri clip was a whole mood lol

[@douglasiles2024]

I noticed that too. He's just like "Moving right along."

[@stlmtndew2654]

How did it relate to Missouri?

[@douglasiles2024]

@@stlmtndew2654 it was supposed to be Walt Disney, who was from Kansas City, and Minnie Mouse was modeling for him.

[@simokoivunen6625]

Please tell me I am not the only one who laughed at Chris's awkward silence at 29:40

[@sambun6394]

I was laughing at the 17:00, I couldn’t, I made the same face he did, omgosh poor Minnie

[@andrewl3939]

Someone needs to make a gif out of it. 😄

[@blackman5867]

@@andrewl3939 IIIINDEED 👍🏻

[@duolingoowl920]

He looks so uncomfortable 😂😂😂

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

28:00 For context: in the next part of the scene, Lois informs Peter that Mormons aren’t allowed to drink alcohol, and he immediately gives up Mormonism.

[@joshdavis3743]

Small note (actually big note) at 10:05. The umpire ruled it not fan interference because the ball was in the stands when Bartmen touched it. The left fielder wanted a fan interference call (which I believe would of resulted in an out). Basically the rule is if a foul ball has broken the wall that separates the stands from the field of play it is fair game for the fans to touch it. Obviously if you are rooting for the team trying to make the catch you don't want to interfere and deny the out. I believe it was the 2003 NLCS, and the Cubs had a 3-2 lead and the series and were up in that game. They went on to lose that game, and the next game to miss the WS. This is before the Cubs broke the curse by beating the Indians so it was a big deal at the time. I think after they lost that year that marked about the 95th year of the curse.

[@jolanjump]

Props for proper shoutout to original uploader. True gentleman.

[@euginate1344]

23:45 that outbreak also spawned a really bad Tornado in Barrie, Ontario which my stepfather witnessed horses flying in the air.

[@Logan-ly6nn]

the collaboration I never asked for, but am absolutely stoked about

[@nrrork]

Yeah, we always watched that Wizard of Oz broadcast when I was a kid, too. And it'd usually include some featurette afterwards about the making of the movie, and do trivia slides at commercial breaks and stuff. And even by then that was already an annual tradition they'd been doing for decades. That went back so far that most homes didn't even have color TVs yet. That's how my mom would watch it when she was little. Seems like that would really diminish the effect. They were probably like "Why are they making such a big deal out of this girl exiting her house after the tornado?"

[@alexwest2573]

Tornadoes are terrifying, on July 12th of this year 13 separate tornadoes touched down in my state of Illinois

[@austinc.8903]

As a Colorado native, I can tell you that Rocky Mountain Oysters are actually our state food. They even sell them at Rockies Baseball games. (At least that's what I heard, it's been a while since I last went to one and I don't recall seeing them on the menu anywhere) And for those wondering, Rocky Mountain Oysters are deep fried bull testicles. My mother tried them once LONG ago and liked them at first until she realized what they were.

[@nekoboy56]

In Oklahoma we call those Cat Fries! Do you slice them long ways and fry them or fry them whole?

[@austinc.8903]

@@nekoboy56 I can't 100% confirm but I think we slice them, not like fries but more like chips. Again, not totally sure since I've never eaten them nor has anybody in my family has cooked them as far as I can tell.

[@Canadia_Ball]

A big reason for why Teddy ended up on Mount Rushmore is simply because the sculptor was good friends with him.

[@GrandpaPapi]

I lived my whole life in LA, and I always tell people I'm not a city person. I think the big city culture can be enchanting but also very toxic. But I always tell people there's so much to California, you may hate it for one reason but you have to love it for another. Yosemite, Tahoe, Mammoth, Whitney, and so many more beautiful parks lay out there, just beside rural towns and polar opposite cities like San Francisco. It's truly amazing.

[@K37-h1z]

Whats truly amazing is the rate ppl are leaving

[@dlife552]

Arizona heat is the only thing that sucks (weather wise) in the state. We hardly get natural disasters. And the heat is only there from June-early September. The other months it’s great weather.

[@calvinwilliams6649]

I believe the wizard of oz being an allegory for contemporary politics is just a theory and the author himself may have rejected this theory, i could be thinking of lord of the rings which definitely wasn’t supposed to be an analogy for ww2

[@antonm1834]

Bro Chris' face at 16:55 is the funniest thing ever

[@jaysmith1408]

27:46 wins hands down

[@humanomoly9620]

As someone who lived and grew up in Illinois for 20+ years and a Cubs fan, the Illinois one was painful. 2003 NLCS game 6 the cubs were up 3 games to 2 and they were 5 outs away from the World Series. After that incident the Cubs lost the game 8-3 and proceeded to choke away the series.

[@symn00]

I knew i should have listened to my instincts and avoid searching the mountain oyster

[@zacharygrouwinkel1534]

2003 NLCS Game 6. Top of the 8th with the Cubs leading and leading the series 3 games to 2. The documentary Catching Hell tells the story incredibly.

[@cosmicthespider7974]

Flint residents were still receiving bottled water a couple years ago. Apparently it recently ended but they still have issues.

[@xJamesLaughx]

This is the one thing I love about Family Guy. They do not care who they go after and have no boundries in terms of how far they will go with the jokes. Reminds me of the days back with Don Rickles and the Dean Martin Roasts and people being able to crack jokes about each other and the world and people around them and still be able to laugh at it and themselves in the end.

[@egg_gamp2155]

Roasts are still a thing, they didn't die out with those guys. And they are often pretty ruthless.

[@arthurcooperman3106]

celebrity roasts are crazier today than they were in the past due to people not giving af about censorship anymore. And for good reason lol

[@f.o.n.1244]

15:27 almost nothing has been done about the flint water issue. Its only a 2 hour drive south from me and i hear people from there talk about it sometimes.

[@joshdavis3743]

My grandpa is 92 years old and grew up on a farm in rural KY. He told me a story where his relatives tricked into eating "Rocky Mountain Oysters." I don't need to look that one up lol.

[@SilverFang2789]

Growing up in Washington, I saw a lot of people who had political bumper stickers on all ends of the political spectrum. Just another way to inflate one's ego I guess. You're right tho, it's not just rednecks. A lot of people from many walks of life also do it.

[@Vario69]

I can't imagine a single person / nor have I seen one, here in Czech republic, who would put their political opinion on the back of a car, except literal members of said political movement maybe... It's weird how USA is like that

[@Zmargo702]

5:24 bro WINEMUCCA dear god. I did a brief stint up at UNR and I vividly remember some kids gathered around having a competition over who is from the smallest town. A kid said Winemucca and the WHOLE ROOM groaned. Bless your heart for goin out there lmaoo.

[@Adz907]

The "im gonna get demonetized" face is next level funny 😂😂

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your videos man! Keep up the good work!😂😂😂

[@timwidmaier6755]

Fun Fact about wizard of oz, there is a russian variant written by Alexander Wolkow which was translated to german and I got it from my uncle who is from East Germany. But because the book was very well liked by the people, Wolkow has written 5 sequel books by himself and they are very entertaining to read.

[@douglasmijangos3327]

If you’ve never seen Breaking Bad or if you’ve seen Breaking Bad and never seen “Better Call Saul” I highly recommend it .. such a great show and not just because of the Breaking Bad thing..

[@biglad05]

This is by far one of my most favorite videos by you. lmao!!

[@adamd5849]

I lived in the Southwest, specifically in New Mexico, and I can say that a dry heat is comparable to having an 85-90 day without humidity. If there's humidity, then it's closer to 110

[@christianwhalen9263]

Connecticut guy here, I can confirm that (at least where I am in Eastern CT which is closer to Providence than Yale) we make fun of the stuck up Ivey league people too. There’s a huge divide in terms of class, diversity, and population density between Eastern and Western CT. West of the Connecticut River it’s more like New Yorkers, great restaurants, gentrified business areas and downtowns. East is way more rural, and largely poorer (even with Uconn). We also have a large Puerto Rican community

[@stonermonkey6127]

I did not see a family guy reaction, but a nice surprise… maybe can check out the one where they travel through time also.

[@christopherherring2390]

Chris out here trying to give people alcohol poisoning multiple mentions of Northeast Ohio and the disappointed dad face shows up a lot

[@trentonebel9088]

10:19 The Steve Bartman Incident October 14th 2003. Game 6 NLCS. Bartman caught a foul ball and the Cubs melted down. After the incident which wasn’t judged as fan interference, Bartman’s personal information was doxxed and he required police protection after there were vengeful Cubs fans making threats on his person and property

[@mr.e2962]

As a New Hampshire native, I can tell you this: leave anything unattended at the public library For too long and things will disappear.

[@brandonrosales4217]

9:56 This Actually Happened back in 2003, it was Game 6 of the NLCS between the Florida Marlins and the Chicago Cubs, and fan reached out to the field for a Foul Ball, the Marlins ended up winning the game and the Series and eventually won the World Series.

[@RabidNemo]

9:23 The one and only time I went to Hawaii was also on Kauai and I agree it was absolutely beautiful and I hope to get back there one day

[@KasFromMass]

ALWAYS keep an eye on personal belongings in New Hampshire, especially during beach season.

[@livingwithpkd8227]

Haha the way he reacts to some of the dirty jokes reminds me of when I was in high school and met home schooled kids.

[@helloits_morgan]

As an Oklahoman, once I got a tornado warning on my phone at 6:30 in the morning, like an hour before my alarm went off, and my only reaction was to groan because it meant losing an hour of sleep just to go take cover. 😂

[@nrrork]

I presume mountain oysters are the same thing as _rocky_ mountain oysters. Which, similarly, is why I now laugh at the idea that so many big, tough dudes have gone by the nickname "Ox" over the years. Like, once I learned what an ox actually WAS, I was just like "No one would make an informed choice to have this nickname."

[@sohflipz4439]

Yeah I think he did eat bull balls. Having been born in Wyoming, I refuse!

[@mew2.025]

2:10 well i hope she can see Alaska from there, i mean how much closer can she possibly get.

[@anitaingram3968]

Chris' reaction to the spicier Family Guy clips shows how much of a family guy he really is! His face was redder than his shirt for TX.

[@thedonisgood9869]

The thing about lobsters is that if you kill then leave then they can be dangerous but if you kill them (really easy with a knife, painless and instant) then throw them in the pot after woods it doesn't ruin the meat. I think people also freeze them too, which makes it painless

[@TheUndyingCrystal]

Arizona native here. We sure do have our dry summers, but monsoon season can create some real muggy, humid conditions. Not as bad as places like Washington or Florida, but it's surprising how yucky it can get outside with the humidity.

[@emilyprenger7111]

i came across your channel a while ago and you talking about your ancestors made me want to look into mine! turns out through my bio logical father (i’m adopted) i’m related to constance and giles hopkins, two kids on the Mayflower! i’m still going wish me luck!

[@scottrichmond3333]

Oh man that 2016 world series was a heartbreaker. And I think it went something like 13 innings in game 7? It was SOOOO close.

[@J0hnW1ck69]

Went to 10 innings. Wasn’t rooting for either team but was watching it at my gym. Davis 2 run homer to tie it in the 8th was clutch. Felt like the (indians) were gonna win it but it was always meant for Chicago to win it that year

[@nickavenoso7851]

16:54 Probably a reference to Missouri being the “Show Me State.” Lol.

[@Richey24]

2:55 as an arizonan, the dry heat is nice but nothing feels good at 115 degrees.

[@TribeTaz]

That look on your face with the Georgia part was classic. As for Arizona, I lived there for a few years and 120 degrees sucked. This video was great.

[@j0hny00s]

As a Marylander I can confirm we do indeed have giant guard crabs.

[@kylewilson2819]

Best way to describe heat: Southern Humidity: You are simultaneously boiling and drowning. Take a shower on Monday and you're still wet on Friday. You learn about "swamp ass" when you find moss there. Northern (Dry) Heat: Have you been inside of a bonfire? Solves your swamp ass problem real quick.

[@acester86]

Driving from OK to San Diego in June. It was hi of 95 in OK when we left. Was 102 when we went through AZ. The 102 with 0%humidity was much more comfortable than the 95 with 100% humidity....

[@acester86]

Yeah out in the sun it felt like the sun was right there next you like a creepy stalker like "hey, what cha doing............. (👁👄👁)"

[@ET_Bermuda]

I'm two months late to the party. How did I miss this video?! lol

[@Jennifer-jt9cb]

If you think there's a lot of Amish in Pennsylvania, you should come here to Missouri. There's a huge Amish community just in the area I live. And they don't just live around here. They live all over he entire state. If you've ever dealt with cattle or horses, you have had dealings with an Amish family.

[@2315kid]

D.C. is very humid but Memphis, TN humidity is on a different level than the rest of the south's humidity.

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

Vicksburg, MS is probably similar. Only humidity I’ve experienced that rivaled the DC area.

[@DiamondKingStudios]

17:42 the implications of such a dish remind me of a somewhat analogous thing they apparently have in Canada called “Prairie Oysters”, probably around Alberta (basically the Montana of Canada as far as I know). Surprised that so heard of the Canadian version before the Montana one, being from GA and all. I’m still going to encourage the viewer to look it up.

[@xCTF74]

I’ve lived in Kansas for 18 years and haven’t seen a single tornado. Kinda odd

[@K37-h1z]

I enjoy the fact that the new hampshire joke is actually about libraries being sketchy and not the state itself

[@Fmawx]

Lived in Oklahoma my whole life, go to school at the SoM at OU. Can confirm there will be people, like in S. Indiana, who will indeed sit outside and watch the tornadoes go by. Me, on the other hand, will chase the tornadoes if given the opportunity.

[@DrHannibal1105]

17:25 well, I don't have to google it. As someone who has played Far Cry 5 (set in Montana) and did the side quests, I can make a pretty good guess what 'Mountain Oysters' must be. I will never forgive ubisoft for making me 'get the supplies'.

[@douglasmijangos3327]

“The 2 biggest History Reaction Channels” ooohh “who do you think you are ? Mr Big Stuff” 😂 I love it bruh 😂

[@mclovin9148]

I’m looking forward to hear about about VTHs Family Memebers in every State if the the US.

[@AlexKS1992]

I love the Idaho clip because I was born and raised in Idaho and I still live in Idaho and I love potatoes and my heritage is mostly Irish and English. So I find it very fitting and funny. If you happen to be in Southern Idaho come during the fall because spring is an extension of winter and summer is like Arizona only not as hot. I really agree with Montana considering that Idaho and Montana have a lot in common, one of them is our love with guns. If I had to leave Idaho I’d move to Montana.

[@Keyleey]

If you haven't already, Edison's Milan home is now a museum that can be visited. Its closed until Feburary, but as someone who may be interested in Ohio History I reccomend checking it out.

[@prodigy-hu6dy]

22:50 Edison is from Milan, Ohio. You can visit the home he lived in and a peacock lives in the yard near his home

[@bound5055]

27:28 has to be my favourite VTH moment of all time, your completely broken expectations followed by... that

[@allanlank]

May 31, 1985! A cousin of mine lives in Barrie Ontario and that city marked the tail end of a series of tornadoes that went through southern Ontario on May 31, 1985. She found a telephone in her backyard with an Orangeville number on it, a distance of 85 kilometers away.

[@zacharync3066]

Watching him react to this is golden, more of this please 😂

[@trentonebel9088]

3:31 I’ve been in DC in the Summer. Can confirm this is accurate. Arizona I have yet to visit.

[@thespearmeister2251]

As a lifelong Californian, probably about 10-15 of these clips work here.

[@HunterDellinger0701]

As a North Carolinian, I can say that North Carolina is the best state in the country. We have mountains, and we have beaches. We also have the best barbecue.

[@jacksong6226]

You are South Carolinas lame brother

[@iavagabond124]

Winnemucca, Nevada is the last place I get gas on I80 before I start a stretch of about 200 miles until I get to SkyView, Oregon where the next gas station is to finish my yearly trip to the Klamath Falls area. That Northern Nevada/NorCal/Southern Oregon area is gorgeous. But I love being in the Midwest

[@hatii3141]

Love your content. Still silently waiting for the Eastern European History or some China to add to the mix❤

[@ShottyBear]

Illinois - Steve Batman cubs we don’t wanna talk about it

[@thomasmiller5252]

Thank You! AZ is dry and hot as hell and its like that for half the year. We steadily hit 119 and even 120 once and a while.

[@XenoMonicals]

23:30 As someone who lives in Southern Indiana, not really. we get a tornado watch maybe once or twice a year, if at all

[@walkthr0ughandf8n]

As a south western Indiana Native, I grew up walking onto the patio and looking for the funnel clouds. Here recently though, we have had a decent bit of confirmed tornados. One of which hit eight blocks away from me.

[@nikibitan5508]

Good video keep that hard work going

[@caleblott399]

15:33 I'm from Michigan, and I lived for 5 years of my life in Flint. It's resolved.* *Flint's city government is very corrupt. I could tell you some personal stories of what my family saw. That being said, some things regarding the Flint water crisis were exaggerated while others were played down. The one of the heads of the engineering department of Kettering University actually wrote a letter explaining in detail the situation. It was promptly ignored by major news outlets.

[@w5527]

5:14 YOOO RIGHT NEXT TO MY CITY So sorry you had to stay in Pomona 😂