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[@teog2040]

"Turkey has a lot of tanks" "Damn why does Greece has so many tanks!?" You just said why

[@thehighground3630]

Yeah I laughed so hard. Why ever would Greece arm up if turkey does so.

[@JsemirY]

Greece does not have syria irak iran as neighbors

[@john8036]

@@JsemirY Yeah Greece has someone worse and untrustworthy as a neighbor

[@teog2040]

@@JsemirY yes Greece has Turkey as a neighbor, which is way worse

[@arnbey]

@@john8036 dude we didnt try to invade your country 100 years ago. You did.

[@jackin_it]

Drew is the only form of education I will accept over spring break.

[@ju00v]

countrybolz

[@maddogbasil]

Bold Bob cut drew Fresh outta can

[@trav_dakiller8969]

6:20 why is Norway in the Indian ocean

[@Mintnumber]

Thru though

[@Starfish845]

agree bro although we don't have spring breaks in our country

[@ElHeraldoHispano]

1:10 yep, in Spain we usually have dinner at that time. We have lunch later than the rest of the European countries as well. I noticed such a thing in my trips across Europe.

[@harshit2.02]

Even though I am not from Spain but you and we have dinner at similar time :)

[@DanielPlaysThis]

Españoles vamos tioo

[@hugocorreia8039]

Not in every part of spain

[@theIansd]

It may be that spain (because of spanish-german "friendship" during WW2) has dinner later because it has the german timezone. Your 9-10 o'clock would be the german 6-7 o'clock. Same with france. Because the us germans changed the time during the occupation and it was never chaged back, the french should have the british timezone and therefore have (on the clock) a later dinner time.

[@joaquinmoran75]

In Uruguay we eat dinner from 9pm to 11pm wtf

[@GAMER123GAMING]

10:01 Actually all cursewords are kid friendly in Ireland

[@PatrickHemmes]

3:00 the reason the Netherlands has barely any tanks is bc we didn't replace the old ones, and are kinda renting them from Germany now, so the tanks we have are owned by Germany or really outdated.

[@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412]

That's really dangerous for not calling it outright lazy what would happen if your country gets attacked by germany or an ally of germany?

[@obelic71]

@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 we close the coffeeshops and brothels.

[@raistraw8629]

@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 ^^ Yes, like the USA ;)

[@sparksthecoolest]

CRITICALANDIA an ally like the netherlands?

[@turkepic3637]

@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 Nah , they'd never do that , we are buddies! Dutch in 1939 , probably Jokes aside , the Lowland countries don't really have anything to worry about. Their people's are very much against the idea of getting involved in any war , neither is the world scene calling for a rearmement.

[@ElHeraldoHispano]

9:46 I guess that the actual reason why we say "miércoles" and "mercredi" is because the beginning of the words themselves resemble the words for "sh*t" in Spanish and French.

[@nxibba]

yeah and in romania "rahat" stands for both turkish delight and for poop

[@someguycalledcerberus9805]

And the Finnish word sounds a bit like the famous perkele, and blin (pancace) in Russian is like blyat (f*ck!). I suspect this to be the case for most of these. These are all local versions of "Gosh darn it to heck"

[@ennaxy5696]

Ooooh that's why (never heard that as a french)

[@jaimemiranda5869]

Spain has the latest dinnertime because we got Berlin time even though most of the country is west of the Grenwich merdian. In summer, there are parts of spain where there is still day light at 10pm...

[@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544]

I think like your western most area is like 2 or 3 time zones west then what you actually use. Correct if wrong?

[@jaimemiranda5869]

@@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544 Yes! In Western Galicia, solar noon will be at 2:40pm once we switch to DSL this weekend. So indeed, it's not that we are always late, it's that our clocks are 2h+ early...

[@joaolemes8757]

I thought it was because of the siesta, I mean, you guys arrive later from work and go to sleep later as well, no?

[@jaimemiranda5869]

@@joaolemes8757 Even if it's not a proper siesta, lunch breaks in Spain usually range from 1h to 2h, inevitably pushing the end of the workday forward. Also, contrary to common belief, working Spaniards work more hours on average than their European counterparts (without being more productive). We go to work early, have a long lunch, finish work late, and have dinner also late. Thus few of us get the 8hrs of sleep we should be getting.

[@ndhillon8656]

This has something to do with ww2 and franco

[@tamasmarcuis4455]

Considering that the name "Lietuva" - Lithuania, means "wet lands". Should indicate that country is not very suitable for tank operations. Just on main roads and in urban areas, where tanks are missile magnets. The flat terrain is helpful to gun artillery and missile artillery.

[@deividasnavickas]

No, it doesn't mean 'wet lands'. Although it's debatable of the actual origin or meaning, but in quite literal form it means 'Rain here', as 'Lietus' is 'Rain' and an expression meaning 'here/there' is 'va'.

[@itsytyt5192]

jh

[@jaanuspapp1333]

Also, as seen in ukraine, investing into john deeres and javelins much wiser

[@artelislt]

wet lands??? Umm what?

[@Salvage5681]

@@deividasnavickas Agreed. Idk what OP was on about but your explanation makes the most sense. Also You're Lithuanian so that also counts for something.

[@tusidex5228]

3:00 That includes tanks in reserves, of which a lot is not in a condition to drive, let alone fight. Russia had around 3300 tanks in active service before the war if I'm not mistaken. On the other hand Poland does in fact have around 800 tanks in active service, so the map isn't the most accurate.

[@Psi-Storm]

Spending billions on new tanks is really hard to justify, when drones and single infantry with javelin rockets you can take them without getting near them.

[@tusidex5228]

@@Psi-Storm Tanks are still very effective if you support them properly. The death of tanks was hailed since early Cold War yet it didn't happen.

[@jorritrenema9449]

It is also an older map, because the netherlands has in fact no tanks anymore.

[@turbo2346]

6:49 anyone else notice it looks like beer

[@Strudlfaust]

Greece has a lot of tanks and high military spending as they are gearing up for a war against their arch enemy Turkey Except that someone has clearly forgotten to tell them that they are in the same military alliance

[@minzblatt]

It's actually Greece only that tries to "compete". Military spending of Turkey is pretty much normal by any standards.

[@geodim3904]

Turkey has a dictator that constantly threatens Greece that's why.

[@turkepic3637]

They've gotten a large military equipment pool because they were surrounded by the Soviets during the Cold War , same as a lot of Turkish equipment. It's ridiculous how people think petty barking of trolls is why nations rearm themselves. Greece enjoys the safety of NATO and EU but they also know one day , those might not exist. Obviously Greece also has this armament deposit for protection against Turkey. Though most of the reason is not that , as the most useful equipment for Greece is their navy , because the narrow Thracian Mountain corridor makes a land invasion logistically stupid. Their islands are the most vulnerable but they can't be defended with heavy armament as it would expose them against invading forces and would ve sign of aggression. Obviously Greece goes to grow their navy which would leave all their cracks covered.

[@cypdashuhn1603]

@@turkepic3637 the only soviet country they were surrounded by were Bulgaria, which isn't really much, and (i might be wrong, not completely sure) the soviet leadership hadn't any direct controll over this eastern block, it was more like a alliance with huge loyalty to moscow

[@user-kv3ww7yw6g]

@@cypdashuhn1603 albania and yugoslavia were also communist back then

[@harshit2.02]

I was literally having my dinner and after finishing came here to watch your videos and its currently 10 PM here in India and that's like our daily routine so Spain is the best country representing our dinner time. 7:30 PM is literally my tea time and seeing people having there dinner is just crazy to me lol

[@nobrakes7892]

i think its a daylight thing as like the nordic countries eat earlier

[@harshit2.02]

@@nobrakes7892 Agreed. It might be related to daylight thing which you talked about and working hours. In city areas people reach there home after work at 8-9 and have dinner at 9:30 which differs from country to country , some might have different work hours hence reach there home early at around 7-8 and have there dinner at around 8 o clock (That's what I assume )

[@nytezoid4037]

I still haven't had dinner lmao. People do have dinner later here in India. I sometimes eat at 12 am lol.

[@sayonmondal3454]

Lmao same i just watch his videos after having dinner everyday around 10pm

[@puff6796]

in america i have dinner from 7 then it ends at 8 tho sometimes it's 8 to 9 or 9 to 10

[@Destinum]

It's amazing how accurate of a world map they managed to make in 1832, long before satelite or even airplanes were invented.

[@Gwavideoproductions]

I ❤️ drew he his so inspiring and entertaining to watch. Great job on 1 million

[@Kuri_Vone]

2:56 to avoid paying dept

[@kyejt-r]

0:39 the factor that influences that time is usually due to what time the sun sets to make it appear as night I think

[@Seyievi]

That's the thing, countries around equator have longer days

[@karthikeyan3d319]

Finally 6:18 some American understand the petroleum priced in other countries

[@hansiiika]

1:00 me who just ate dinner at 1 am : 👀

[@manasvinr2985]

I eat at 9pm or 10pm

[@humanbeingdood]

8:05 Its cool to see that Indonesia stopped getting support from USSR when Suharto came into power

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

9:30 By that chart, people would understand why India is neutral in the Russia-Ukraine conflict....

[@midtherandomkid7702]

Drew durnil, I broke my arm recently, and you have helped me get over it- thanks!

[@JG-rs9be]

11:27 a bit surprised you'd want to fly over an active war zone. You must hate long flights a whole lot.

[@bladekaithebest]

man , i really like your videos!

[@JodeTheGamer]

In the Nordics we have this thing called "iltapala" in finnish and "kvällssnack" in swedish, which literally means evening snack. Almost everyone eats again at 8-11pm, hence the early dinner.

[@dragosguseila3766]

In Roumania, the “Turkish delight” translates to a turkish food that was implanted in roumania, when otomans controlled this region, and that food is “rahat”! But “rahat” means also “shiet”, respectively “bullshiet”

[@poggers217]

It does I just tested it

[@thekraken1173]

Rahat means Comfortable in Turkish

[@mtdev78]

Waaaaaaiwawawawait . So are Roumanians calling Turkish food bullcrap or is it a coincidence ?

[@dragosguseila3766]

@@mtdev78 is just that food, but it’s a coincidence

[@dmax4838]

@@mtdev78 It's the same as in America the word balls can mean balls or testicles

[@Liggliluff]

(0:40) Come on, Europe don't eat dinner that early, it's even before breakfast.

[@FlamJongUn]

Dinner time in Greece is the same as Spain. Stores close at 21:00 so definitely after 21:30

[@haze1563]

Nice Video, very informative!

[@damndanielthesuctioncupdan]

I see it here…

[@DinoRicky]

Your first congratulations 🎊🍾🎈🎉

[@hippotripo6145]

People definitely need to be more aware of the Tigray situation

[@minzblatt]

And how it's only part of the problem in the region. The bigger picture would be Ethiopias Great Renaissance dam and how Egypt tries to fight it.

[@graciie77]

Honestly i think people should be conserned by their part of the world only. Aware? Yes. But not meddle. And to clarify I'm saying this solely based on the US meddling in every single continent and conflict.

[@superfighter_3571]

ONG DREW CONGRATS ON HITTING 1M SUBS!!!!

[@oooo0430]

In my country eating dinner at 6:00-7:00 pm is considered a little early. I usually eat dinner around 8:00-9:00 pm

[@someonejustsomeone1469]

I feel like the dinner time depends on the time zone. The more people who live west of the longitude which determines the time zone, the later they would eat.

[@TanKail]

Drew accidentally missed Connecticut on the HDI scale, but keep up the good work Drew!

[@jhbq]

it feels illegal to be this early goid luck Drew for 2 million subs

[@melangalade]

in Hungary we say "let the cat kick it" (a macska rúgja meg) and "dog's wood" (kutyafáját) as kid friendly cursewords

[@bigchillin4594]

The beer consumption one was made to look like a pint of beer and I love that

[@thelonewolf9866]

'bout the tank map. A lot of the countries with seemingly small numbers have very advanced tanks.

[@ChrisSum.]

3:10 I think Estonia’s Air Force consists of just 2 airplanes xD

[@ermin2248]

XD

[@Cowcube1]

In Scotland dinner is normally later, 7 - 8

[@aikhomolius4112]

Reason why finland has so few tanks is due to the rough terrain all around which makes using tanks pretty hard, and also as the military is based on guerilla fighting.

[@YourStandardRubySuperfan]

I love or hate these depending on the situation that happens.

[@abvd92840]

9:17 is it just me or he called India Russia.

[@AtomicSlinky]

He did

[@Historyguyeasy12512]

Always a fun way to learn

[@yoinks9907]

Pennsylvanian here. A lot of people ended up leaving in a 30 year span from the 70s to the 90s when all the factories and mines got shut down and people lost their jobs. And they ended up moving to either California or Florida ( in my family at least) to find work

[@Chicken19929Uhwn]

Just so you know, I had a 10/10 on my history test today. You must be the reason Drew

[@lokeshdhinesh4551]

amazing just amazing

[@RagnelEric]

10:26 nobody says that in Lithuania 🤦‍♂️😂

[@benjithecorgi5714]

Hey Drew! I noticed u have a Sicilian flag in ur office. As having half my heritage from that island, watching it in the background makes me proud. Love from 🇺🇸

[@elliebellieboo]

Southern England is like 5pm-11pm

[@Alex-lr5eh]

10:19 when i was a kid around 2015-2016, we used to say 'voi venäjä', which translates to 'oh russia' as a kid friendly swear

[@user-vz2fj4wq7d]

That's a weird name for Russia))

[@Alex-lr5eh]

@@user-vz2fj4wq7d yes it is. If I understand correctly, the word comes from the old germanic word, wened, which was the name of a slavic tribe living around the Baltic sea. The word Venäjä and its variants are used in Finnish and other neighbouring languages.

[@mohdazan4948]

Drew : pancake!

[@turkepic3637]

10:41 Yes , we have very kid friendly curses , trust me bro

[@melkysidek]

21:58 rn in Spain while watching ur video and havent had dinner yet.

[@MemTMCR]

In norway some families regularly eat dinner at 3pm. gotta eat while the sun is up i guess?

[@aspn-ender645]

As a Spanish person, I do confirm, it is true, I need to watch pasapalabra, then antena3 noticias and then antena3 deportes and then I can have dinner while listening to ondacero in my old radio from 2004

[@Selmarya]

3:20 Lithuania has 3 tanks, however they are leased by other NATO nations

[@francescoboselli6033]

11:28 I like the tone of surprise in his voice, like if it isn't normal to avoid the airspace of a warzone 😂

[@santiagovelasco1553]

1:10 here in Argentina we usually eat from 10pm to 12pm

[@m0rtal803]

10:35 In Romania, that word has 2 meanings. One is the one described on the map, the other one is sh*t. So you could say you referred to the other meaning. Also, the food is delicious.

[@kyled2153]

Indeed, it’s sorta funny ngl

[@cmifu8020]

aia zic

[@dannyzero692]

6:11 In a lot of places in Europe and other places around the world you don’t need a car to go around, public transport is everywhere and a car is not necessary much less a full tank of fuel for a pick-up truck and not everyone drove around in one like in the USA.

[@BolGotronic]

1:00 yes that is true and I'm just used to eating like 8 or 9 pm

[@MrchlRuffo]

"Why it's so bad here?" I wonder this too my friend

[@H1ydra]

5:57 venezuela has their own oil so they dont really get affected

[@mamamariofan8080]

1:18 As somebody living in Spain in can confirm its true (And sometimes even later)

[@vallabhsonawale9570]

Here in India we also eat very late

[@Jellyfish111]

My Spanish teacher who lived there says that you guys stay up really late like 4-5 am or something is it true?

[@mamamariofan8080]

@@Jellyfish111 That might only be her and teenagers who stay up all night watching tik tok or youtube

[@Jellyfish111]

@@mamamariofan8080 oh I see, thanks

[@user-nd1ek1rg4y]

Charles DB King really wanted to make sure he won by a landslide 😂😂

[@lupassebastian6677]

In Romania, "rahat" is also a synonym to poop

[@raphaeldasilvamello3531]

5:52 minimal salary in brazil is R$900,00 and 60 liters of gasoline is around R$390,00

[@JoelcrNeto]

Actually, the minimum wage here in Brazil is R$ 1,212.00 (2022 readjustment). Of course, it's still pretty low.

[@raphaeldasilvamello3531]

@@JoelcrNeto yea

[@goracing765]

5:32, this is why I like drew, he hits 1 mil, and, with his popularity, helps out smaller channels.

[@ninjakidfuntime29]

As of right now in some places of Canada it's literally almost 3$ a liter

[@Lapantouflemagic0]

1:16 : don't forget that for some whacky reason, spain is set on the berlin time zone, same as france. so effectively you sould subtract 2 hours for spain and one for france to get a more accurate reading relative to the solar time =)

[@dmitritelvanni4068]

Funny to me how parents complaining was the ultimate reason they got rid of the time change... meanwhile seniors have been dropping like flies every time we do it... so we only care about the seniors in regards to covid? And we only care about those bigoted parents when they complain about their kids not adjusting to the change? That's our standard? Okay...

[@glorytopalestine]

Drew never fails to entertain us

[@raphaeldasilvamello3531]

beluga bot copycat

[@Deni_2004]

And sometimes educate kids

[@Fakexz]

@@Deni_2004 SOMETIMES

[@maddogbasil]

Bring back bob cut bold prison drew

[@sura899]

The only education I get after 10 PM is drew

[@johnjackson4479]

Funny vid dude keep it up!

[@justcallmehaterik]

Oh my god, did Drew just release a video that is not uploaded at 1AM? Instead i can watch it instantly in a decent daytime. We truly live in some sort of alternative dimension.

[@unoriginalcontent237]

His channel is American....

[@Vladonix_]

Afrikan moment

[@yannickjung6626]

3:23 if you take into account the population of Switzerland (~8 million) that's a lot of tanks for a neutral country

[@jarskil8862]

Finland being neutral and having only 5.5 million people but 200 tanks: 👀

[@yannickjung6626]

@@jarskil8862 oh right, I didn't even notice

[@chobai9996]

@@jarskil8862 I mean, Finland is always threatened by Russia, so...

[@gerbiini]

i am just used to finland’s late sunrises or why does 9.30 sound pretty normal to me (in winter)

[@georgios_5342]

10:40 go to the crow (Άι στον κόρακα!) is similar for Greek, it comes from Ancient Greek even

[@ehtuanK]

The reason why spain has dinner so much later than other southern european countries is because of its time zone: Naturally it woud be in GMT-1 but it ended up in GMT+1, so everything is two hours late.

[@marioterran7600]

You mean 1 hour late

[@marioterran7600]

Gmt 0 exists

[@ehtuanK]

@@marioterran7600 the west of spain would be GMT-1, the east GMT 0. So it's between one and two hours late.

[@Sara-fd3dd]

In southern Italy it's quite common, but in the north it's very rare to eat at 9pm. It only happens in special cases, such as if you come home late or if you go to a restaurant and your food is served late. In the north or Central Italy it's not uncommon to eat at 7pm; I think it would have been more accurate if it said "7:30-9:00".

[@Tweeteketje]

Great vid again! I'm not sure about the relation between dinner time and sunset. Since in summer, the sun is setting much later in the north than in the south, whereas in the winter it's the other way round :) I believe in Spain, they have a much longer lunch break and therefore they come back from home much later.

[@penguinman8733]

Who needs school when you have drew

[@Mothyave]

On dinner times - it's because dinner, as in the last meal of the day (except for snacks) isn't traditionally the biggest meal of the day in all countries. In Poland, traditionally the biggest meal of the day is eaten somewhere between 1pm and 2pm. Of course that's changing to the model Americans are more familiar with, with the biggest meal being dinner, for obvious reasons (ie, people work more, less household are able to afford to have one person stay at home and not have a job etc).

[@angrymobsneedattention9712]

3:20 so the dutch could technically conquer belguim and make the dutch empire once more

[@RedRocketthefirst]

Technically? Ofcourse they can conquer southern holland. We have a bigger army, navy and better communication. And belgium doesnt exist. Its just 2 regions.

[@angrymobsneedattention9712]

@@RedRocketthefirst agreed

[@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412]

Here in argentina normally we eat breakfast between 6:00 to 8:00 and dinner between 12:00 and 14:00.

[@zekrom7454]

Your dinner is basically lunch

[@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412]

@@zekrom7454 and after that we all go to sleep (la siesta) between 14:00 and 17:30 when we wake up we eat breakfast again and between 20:00 and 21:00 we eat what was left of our dinner again and go to sleep again

[@zekrom7454]

@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 ah so do you sleep for 3 hours in the afternoon and 5 hours in the night?

[@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412]

@@zekrom7454 yeah we do that

[@AngelShrimpChips]

As someone from Indiana, I can say that it’s sucks when it’s 9:00am and it’s still dark outside

[@user-vz2fj4wq7d]

Believe it's much better than 3 a.m. in the morning and it's almost a day already

[@gimicio.talloni]

Turkey has 3000 tanks and Greece has a lot too. Why does Greece have so many? You just answered your own question Drew.

[@minzblatt]

Well it's actually not self evident since Turkey has definitely bigger threats than tiny Greece at its borders and Russia is definitely one of them if Georgia is run over. Then there is still the whole of 1800+ km border with neighbours with unstable or failed states of whom 2 had threaten a war in the last 2 decades. As the chief head of Turkish military said "Greek military spendings are too much for their needs, too few to be a threat for Turkey". I hope for the EU the debt ridden Greek economy doesn't go belly up again because of this craziness.

[@gimicio.talloni]

@@minzblatt Obviously Greek tanks would not be used in an offensive way against Turkey. That is not a war they could win and they know that. Their nearly 1300 tanks serve as strictly defense against Turkey for all the same reasons you laid out.

[@ericktellez7632]

The reason for the high prices in Mexico was because we didn’t have a way to refine the oil (in a nutshell the US didn’t want us to refine our oil) so basically we had to pay the US to buy their machines to extract the oil from the ground and then send it to the US to refine it And then buy once refines and ready to use from the US this would make the prices as expensive. However just recently we are building our own refineries and even bought some in the US in Texas so we don’t have to pay the US to do it for us and should lower the prices of oil. This didn’t made the US government happy, Biden sent some dude to talk about this but he was ignored.

[@miragept]

And then there is portugal, one of the most expensive fuel prices in europe and it is a refined fuel exporter. Being ranked 31th in the world and exporting 1.7x more than it imports. (4,285,299 export, 2,465,624 tons import, according to 2020 government agency), it is around 10-11% the price, quite close to mexico according to the map.

[@DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy]

You mean EXTRACT?

[@ericktellez7632]

@@DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy That’s what I wrote my brother in Christ maybe check again

[@ericktellez7632]

@@supermaster1o167 not much you know, just the largest deposits of lithium in north america.

[@DonutsIceCreamAndCottenCandy]

@@ericktellez7632 I don't understand. The us doesn't want to refine your oil but you send it to them to refine it.

[@3620rami]

6:23 is nobody gonna talk about this beer consumption chart literally looks like beer in this cup 🍺

[@maxwilhelmsson4537]

I laughed so hard when Drew said pancake

[@andreaspapaioannou4765]

Drew: Why does Greece have so many tanks Meanwhile Turkey their number 1 enemy with 3 thousand tanks

[@rohirrimjaw9916]

The Baltics are Northern European not Eastern European btw. They share more cultural ties with the nordics, especially estonia with finland as far as i know.

[@turkepic3637]

Yeah , we could say Estonia is closer to Finland and Lithuania closer to Poland. And Latvia is well Latvia.

[@FuckGoogle2]

Estonia was swedish for around 150 years though it shares a language more similar to finnish. All swedes settled in Estonia were deported by the commies to Ukraine.

[@just_alex7998]

Even though Finland had relatively low amount of tanks we have ALOT of other armores vehicles and pretty much the largest artillery of any EU country

[@zjclipz8525]

Congrats on a mil daddy Kim gang rise up

[@mrbowlingball6061]

Drew: calls them the lower 48 states The states: We're called the contiguous 48 since Hawaii is lower than all of us Also Drew: calls the country Mynamar Myanmar: Literally spelt Myanmar A before the N

[@jonahblack2000]

I am czech living rn in UK... I eat when I get the time.. usually around 21:00-1:00 xD

[@_Day_Ani_]

9:52 it like a kid friendly way to say Sh*t

[@linksab9568]

About Romania's child friendly "Rahat" which does indeed mean "Turkish Delight", yet, at the same time, the word can be used for "mud" but most often for "poop"

[@herberthoover1790]

In Greece the time that people eat dinner may be around 8:00 to 9:00 pm but the amount of food is pretty modest. It's more like something to eat in order to ease your hunger until you eat breakfast the next morning.

[@jovagamesyt7885]

1:26 i can comfirm that. I once ate pizza and went straight to bed and in the morning my stomach hurt so much that i felt the pain the whole day.

[@guyofkingofguy]

TWO VIDS IN ONE DAY ME LIKEY DREWY

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Best 13 minutes of my 24 hour day..