Graham Family Reacts to 10 Reasons The USA Is Better Than Europe

[@michaelrivard4879]

The business of America is business this is why we produce so many innovations that change the world

[@justmeiniowa]

Gas today in Davenport, Iowa is $2.49 per gallon which equates to 0.65 cents per liter

[@IrishSetter01]

So you are telling me that us Kansans are getting ripped off.... $2.77/Gallon. Blasphemy!!

[@justmeiniowa]

@@IrishSetter01 I paid $2.37 in Des Moines on Wednesday evening.

[@ToastyZach]

$3.48 today in Miami. I'd kill for $2.49 lmao.

[@mosesmartinez4364]

I’M MOVING TO IOWA 😂😂😂

[@christinawright7054]

Same. I'm upset if gas is over$3. Filling up if under or close to $2. MO is $2.60 -$2.90.

[@lazlo5055]

I just got home from a trip from Texas, paid an average of $2.59 per gallon. It is $2.87 here locally in New Mexico

[@DashRiprock513]

ours is just slightly more , but under $3 right now 👍

[@victoriah.2083]

Southern California= $4.50 (average- mid grade). And this is lower than last month.

[@EmpyrealTeras]

@@victoriah.2083about two years ago when I was getting ready to move back to TX, I was paying over $6 a gallon for the cheapest gas I could find in the Coachella valley. It’s good to hear the prices are back to normal.

[@patrioticz2858]

Like $4 here in Commiefornia in the Northern parts

[@TeamCow736]

Yep, $2.83 a gallon right outside of Atlanta Georgia.

[@Ira88881]

Amazing how we pay so much more in South Florida, $3.29 now, and we’re right near the refineries.

[@Tdoglosing]

2.70 in bama

[@davidhardy5656]

Sending love from Texas to the Graham Family. ❤Hope Jono feels better soon.

[@bluflaam777LSA]

In spite of what many believe, the US is the largest producer of crude oil. NONE of the oil in Iraq (many claimed that that was why the US were there during that war) goes to the US. From what I've seen, Slovakia is very beautiful. It also has a history with gorgeous castles and old cities. Mountains, lakes and rivers. Beautiful.

[@drSvensen]

I think a lot of people now assume that the War on Terror was a cover. It was not. Saddam Hussein had the 3rd largest army in the world, had already fought a war against Iran that cost millions of lives, already genocided the Kurds, was threatening literally all of his neighbors and the US and Israel. Iraq used WMDs for over a decade. They did destroy them, but they also refused to allow UN investigators to confirm that fact when an Iraqi defector claimed they were using mobile research sites to develop more. The CIA isn’t infallible and the US government had more reason to believe than not that Saddam was developing those weapons, which would only mean he wanted to start another war in the region.

[@timmurphy479]

I got some Ohio pride there when he said cedar point amusement park. Cedar point rocks

[@karlsmith2570]

12:00 They're not wrong. Some of the national parks we have here in America are bigger than some European countries

[@Randomdude21-e]

Bigger is not allways better..

[@karlsmith2570]

@vikinnorway6725 that's true for a lot of things

[@scipioafricanus2]

I only pay $3.30 for my gas per gallon.

[@randy-qf8pq]

alaska and hawaii were not states in ww2

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

I think that the biggest difference between the U.S. and most of the world is the "discretionary income." After paying bills and putting money into savings, Americans (compared with the rest of the world) still have more money left over to spend on whatever they want. That's why we spend so much money for entertainment. Every year, I go to quite a few professional football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey games. Our weekends and short holidays are filled with activities, trips, "staycations," etc. In many parts of the world, people just have a difficult time spending money on such things.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

@@ThinGibbons I'm not sure that is true. I've lived ALL OVER the United States. Statistically speaking, the US has the highest quality of living and the highest level of disposable income (and the two are probably correlated). Most Americans have money left over once they've paid their bills -- more than any other nation. Obviously, lower-income families do not (at least compared with other AMERICANS). However, most Americans and American families are not "lower-income." They belong in the middle class or above.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

@@ThinGibbons Yes, we do. Whoever is giving you your information is grossly misinformed.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

​@@ThinGibbons The GDP per capita in the United States is $76,399 (in 2023). When adjusted for international metrics (including inflation and equivalency), the U.S. ranks #1. The "quality of life" indices often try to quantify healthcare and healthcare per capita. They claim that nations with versions of "universal" or "socialized" healthcare should have monetary adjustments to boost their "quality of life" on such indices. However, the problem is that the "per capita" claims also includes RESEARCH -- for which the U.S. is #1 by a very, very, very long distance. The U.S. (especially via university research) is largely responsible for the R&D in most pharmaceutical, medical device and medical treatment sectors. Yet, the socialized medical crowd attempt to include those numbers in the amount of health care costs per capita. It's grossly inaccurate. Moreover, such individuals (with poor math skills) often try to insinuate that most Americans do not have health coverage. That's false. The poor have health care available through programs like Medicare, Medicaid and other federal and state programs. Others have access via "Tri-Care." Most Americans actually get their healthcare through their employers. Consequently, they don't contribute very much to their system (except when family members are added for care). In most cases, families have two working parents. This leaves only children needing coverage -- and most are added through their employers. The difference? Systems in the U.K. force citizens to PRE-PAY for their NHS care via heavy out-of-paycheck taxation. Last year, my wife and I paid a total of $360 for health. It essentially was the choice to get even better insurance (for $30/month extra) than what my wife's employer was paying. If we made the equivalent income in the U.K., our health insurance would have cost $15,000. This is part of the reason why the United States has the highest -- by far -- disposable income compared to every nation on Earth. Even though we are taxed via federal and state taxes, we have more money left over at the end of every month (although Biden-era economic inflation and regulation has hurt that bottom line for most). Of course, there are the individuals who are often at the lower end of the economic spectrum who feel that they are worth more than their paychecks. However, the United States rewards individuals for knowledge, skill, education and expertise. I invested a lot of money and time (eight years) to earn my university degrees. Any person can do the same -- especially the poor (where federal and state financial aid is disproportionately advantageous).

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

@@ThinGibbons - Ah. I didn't know your attention span was too small. My bad!

[@matthewarcher3024]

Gas here in NC is between 2.79 and 2.99. Depends where you go

[@jameswilson7790]

One thing about the United States of America is that with passports for each member of your family, you can go almost anywhere in the United States of America. If you want to see Yellowstone, you can go through any and all the states with NO EXTRA PAPERWORK. If you want to see a college football game, same thing. If you want to see the ocean, same thing. If you want to see huge mountains, same thing. All 50 states are accessible with one passport.

[@naxryz1983]

in europe you can travel to most countries without a passport and with a passport you can go anywhere in the world

[@jameswilson7790]

@@naxryz1983 And with a United States passport, one can see the world as well. I believe that there are 188 nations covered.

[@naxryz1983]

@@jameswilson7790 yes I said to myself I don't think I understood what you meant when you said that you could go everywhere in the US just with your passport

[@Deadcntr]

I went to the gas station today and paid $2.54 per gallon for regular unleaded fuel. That's about $0.67 per liter.

[@williammorales3871]

Hope DAD is going to get better. He’s burning himself up with to much worries. You guys are great.🌈🙏👍🥰❤️🇱🇷😀🍷🎻🎸🎹🪇👨‍👨‍👧‍👦

[@cinb3448]

I'm in the Texas Panhandle. We're paying $2.34 to $2.39 a gallon for gas right now.

[@jdanon203]

About 50 cents more per gallon here just outside of NYC where gas would never be called "cheap," but still easily below $3 or $0.75 per liter.

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

I'm in Palo Alto, California (near San Francisco). I just paid $4.29/gallon. However, this is our state's "winter mix." In the spring, the prices will jump overnight by around 50 cents per gallon as the state regulation shifts to the "summer mix."

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Oh...and the $4.29 was the best price (near the border of Palo Alto and Mountain View). If I drove into downtown Palo Alto, I would be paying around $5/gallon or more. Moral of the story: Don't 'California' your states!

[@barryfletcher7136]

I last visited Europe in 2013 and the price of gasoline in Ireland was about US$8 per gallon while the price in the USA was less than half that. Where I live in the USA (Louisiana) it is US$2.85 per gallon as of today.

[@d.sluder4427]

Here in Indiana, we complain when gas gets over $3, lol.

[@Ordzo88]

Great video as always, fam! Keep up the great work. Love from Chicago ❤ 🇺🇸

[@4theloveoflife]

I paid $2.99 aa gallon for a gallon of gas today

[@BrianAbbot-pk5mf]

Gas is three dollars a gallon where i live.

[@davegnarlsson4344]

I myself love a good Smazeny Cyr. Gas today in Vermont $3.15 per gallon.

[@davegnarlsson4344]

Don't forget Ronnie James Dio, Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, etc. The Beatles came late.

[@roger3141]

Europe does have a lot of history going back 1000 years or more with sites that you can visit. But the United States has a lot of historical buildings and sites dating back 300 years or more. Where I grew up, there used to be an altar that was brought over from France by Father Marquette that dated back to the 1500's. It was sadly lost in a flood in 1973. But there is still a fort standing that was built by the French that dates back to the early 1700's. You can visit battlefields from the American Revolution in 1776, or Gettysburg from the Civil War in 1863. There is a fort in Florida, built by the Spanish that dates back 450 years. If you like historical sites, there is plenty to see in America.

[@miniard11b]

Where I live gas is $3.22 per gallon.

[@gabetalent7360]

gas in america in average towns is well below 4...in kansas around 2 to 3

[@matthewhale1154]

You guys are really sweet. So many compliments for America. There’s obviously a lot of different things to look at. We are very fortunate here. We’re huge. We’re well protected and insanely powerful. We have every landscape (but individually we don’t live in all of them…. We have to travel or move a lot to experience our own country). But it’s nice that it’s domestic travel and the English language works everywhere… mostly. It we have plenty of division and problems, Gun violence, racism, bigotry, brilliance as well as stupidity, etc. You Gus do a lot of food reaction videos. I can say that I believe America is the best food country in the world. We literally have every cuisine from around the world with some much migration from Europe, all Asian countries, Mexico and other Latin countries, Indian, African, and every other cuisine. Out coastal states (Atlantic and Pacific) clearly draw from food from different sides of the planet. In the west we have seafood galore, Asian, Mexican, South American, and bits and pieces from the rest of the world. The east coast draws from Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, and South America… and bits and pieces as well. Plus, our economy and military is dominant. The state of California alone would be the a top 5 country in terms of its economy if it were a country. And it’s just one state. And geographically it has everything… ocean and beaches, redwood tree Forrests (tallest trees in the world), towering mountains and ski resorts, warm deserts, and freezing cold Mt.Shasta summits and so much more. One state. Wow. But, certain levels of crime pollution, drug epidemic, mass shootings, etc. and America has plenty of problems. The increasing wealth gap separation is causing political unrest and tilted/dangerous advantages for the mega wealthy and corrupt politicians (Trump, specifically, who present major dangers to the world). My point is just that sometimes a place can look perfect, but it comes with plenty of gives and takes. I welcome you to become University of Oregon Ducks fans! Football starting late August is going to be awesome, and my alma mater, The Ducks, are set up to have a great season on a national scale in college football. I see an Ohio State hat in your videos. They will be visitors at my college next October and it will be absolutely nuts in Eugene. Preseason has both of our teams top 4 in the entire United States! Let’s Go Ducks!!! Keep up the vids, gang! It’s interesting to see y’all’s perspective of what happens here. Just like that New Zealand family, you’ll be able to make your own visit soon! Should be a tax write off for your business, too!

[@katiejones3453]

$2.78 a gallon in KY today.

[@george217]

$4.80 per gallon here where I'm at in Southern California...😢

[@brucew7062]

I wish I had their 20% tax if that is their total income tax. We have no state income tax in Texas, but I still pay about 25% in federal income tax. Some states take 10-15% more in state income tax. If only our government spent our money wisely.

[@leestevens4250]

If Garin or Leah want to come for an Exchange Program in the US, they would be welcome to stay in my home! (with their parents' permission, of course.) I think they would love it here in one of the Washington, DC suburbs!! :D We've got fantastic schools here.

[@2strokinit527]

20%? I am in the US and I have been paying 30%-35% income tax for over 20 years.

[@country_zone6b]

A HUGE difference is healthcare. In the USA it is outrageously expensive and no national healthcare plain!!!! So taxes in Europe does go to a national health plan. So for an advanced country, we rank very low in health care.

[@Templarofsteel88]

Not to mention that all the different health plans (not sure if that is the correct term) they have in the USA seem closer to Russian roulette than anything.

[@cjdavis2684]

Health care in America might be more expensive how ever it is far more advanced than what you will get in Europe by far. And we do have insurance that pays allot of the medical costs. With the insurance I have. I pay Nothing out of pocket at all. Even my medicine is covered.

[@naxryz1983]

@@cjdavis2684 Your health care is not at all more advanced than ours you are 30th in the world in the top 15 there are 12 European countries and my doctor is also free, and I have no insurance

[@TubE-tr8yi]

Y'all have became my favorite youtube family, love all the reaction videos and you have raised some very respectful kids love that family togetherness reminds me of my family growing up. Keep up the good work

[@DonnaNable-s2g]

I have said this previously, but I really do love this family! I think that their comments are fair. I just hope that they are not disappointed if they ever get here.❤

[@user-wc8fp4cx6c]

9:21 That's a sign that it's not good for your health. Listen to your body and avoid bad food.

[@marco3991zz]

Low price for gas is actually a bad thing, when you think about it. Low price is low tax, low tax is bad roads with lots of potholes. Low price for gas is lots of traffice jam. Low price of gas if lots of ugly stroads. Low price of gas makes you country car centric, with no alternative to travel. Low price for gas is lots of air pollution, climate change. Low prices of gas makes people lazy and fat. Watch: Not just bikes on KZbin, hope your eyes will open after that.

[@mikerozman5472]

When our Country (The U.S.A.) is 40X bigger than the U.K., self transportation is the best option, most of the time. And believe me, they OVER tax the crap out of us, as it is! They don't need any more of OUR money!

[@nape_soot_asd]

Your roads are ass @@mikerozman5472

[@charrelson614]

Forgot the internet

[@craigchong3577]

Traffic is bad mainly in the larger cities IE.my sister used to live in Mililani, Hawaii and worked in Honolulu approx. 16 miles she would leave 2.5 hours earlier to arrive at work at 8am

[@inttrovertedmonk851]

Technically the Revolutionary War can be counted as a World War, many nations in Europe and even some Prussians where here involved in the fighting.

[@daluzsoares]

I walk or cycle around, sometimes I take the car, but I prefer public transport, so I don't know how high the gas price is here, but what I do know is that it is much cheaper there in America!!😁

[@davidcopple8071]

I just paid $2.77 a gallon today here in Texas.

[@craigchong3577]

gas in Anchorage in Alaska 02/01/2024 is 3.87 per gallon

[@davidterry6155]

I’m in San Antonio Texas and currently we are starting at 2.79 credit and 2.69 at Valero if you pay cash. However things are going up. Beginning of January we were at 2.49 per gallon

[@angrygrim1394]

Gas here in Arizona its 3.20 USD atm

[@Bill-1370]

I just filled up gas in Louisiana this morning for $2.68 per gallon. that converts to 3.785 liters.

[@rodneysisco6364]

I remember when gas prices in the US were 29 cents per gallon ,which works out to about 11 cents per liter

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Motor fuel is rather heavily taxed here in Illinois. It's currently about US$3.21 per gallon, or about 0.78 euros per liter.

[@TimSmith-uc4pk]

I just filled the car up at Sam's Club at $3.13 a gallon here in Fla.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

I am US American but who really knows if it is better than Europe ..I don't brag about my country , the US Gov has put us into a lot of trouble.. Manchester England gave the US The Train Railway and that gave us a huge advantage ..

[@DustinAxelson]

Average gas prices right now is $3.21 a gallon, so it's down $1.37 since this video was made.

[@vincecramer7950]

Right now it's 285 a gallon here in the US

[@User-Straitfamily]

GOD bless! Beautiful family! We hope J gets to feeling better soon.

[@Ira88881]

$3.29 a gallon in South Florida now, and that’s higher than it’s been for awhile.

[@davegnarlsson4344]

Tesco is as big as you should get with shopping and not in smaller towns. Keeping your character is very important for tourism, safety, etc. I will say Eastern Europe has way more varieties of ketchup and the world's best beer. Also, Czech/Slavokian bread is the best.

[@waterfordMARTIN]

Comparing whole US gdp with Germany or Japan with much smaller populatiom just doesnt make sense really 😂. Gdp per capita is much accurate when comparing countries..btw in top ten is 6 countries from europe and US is at 8th place there 😊

[@MisterRoads]

I don’t even know what I’m paying for gas right now that’s how I know the prices are good. Watching from Boston

[@29_lets_go]

I'm in Buffalo and border Canada.. many Canadians come here to shop. As for inventions, just Buffalo has given the world air conditioning, the pacemaker, jet engines, movie theatres, hydroelectric power, fire hydrants, windshield wipers, daycare centers, suspension bridges, skin grafts, instant coffee, and chicken wings.. just to name some.

[@bobprivate8575]

@2:45 The narrator is dead wrong when he says the only WWII combat on American soil was the Aleutian Islands and Hawaii (Pearl Harbor). Both The Philippines and Guam were invaded by the Japanese at the same time as the attack on Pearl Harbor, and both were occupied for several years. American Samoa was also attacked, but not occupied.

[@jimmyraidjames]

If you guys make it to texas...watch out for pranksters such as this guy who has lots of gas 😂 'Humorbagel' pranks San Antonio texas

[@jimmyraidjames]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6W8nWOrrs92rbMsi=MWd-SpHADb1hznyK ....This is why gas is so cheap in America...this guy gives it away for free 😂😂😂😂

[@Beans-1111]

Boy this was a very entertaining video!

[@ChuckHuffmaster]

I lived on one of those " rock outcroppings in the Bering sea " in the late 60s on a Navy base that was a fun 3 years

[@tinahairston6383]

The gas prices here currently in southern VA where I am is holding between $2.69 and $2.89 per gallon depending on the station. It's been at least 3 months since we had a price over $3 which usually tends to happen over holiday weekends when people might be traveling more.

[@johnkoelliker8480]

Gasoline is $2.39 in Southern Louisiana

[@sherilynkd]

Gas has gone up drastically during the last 3 years. It was in many places under $2 gallon. I would say WV where I live is around $3.59 now.

[@davidburns5374]

Go WV

[@maryslack6169]

You guys are wonderful and enjoy the channel. I hope Dad gets feeling better soon

[@Elevatedzebra96]

3.09 in Ohio today.. yesterday it was 2.87 a gallon

[@eurekasquared9853]

As an American who grew up in Europe, I really love the U.S. Gas prices are much better, the people much nicer (overall) and there is SO much to do.

[@Ginoulmer]

2.78 a gallon here in Montana, USA

[@MacTX]

8:00 $4 to $5 is on the higher side for the US. $3 or less is about what you'll pay for a gallon of fuel if you're lucky enough to live in an area of the US that doesn't tax you to death.

[@spellofoblivion313]

Where I live right now in Louisiana gas is 2.87$ a gallon not the best in the country but I’m not complaining still

[@maxjaeger40]

Gas here currently is 2.61 a gallon and I want a law where it can't go above 1.99

[@blizzunt420e]

I hope you get to come to America someday.

[@BubbaDidIt_Outdoors]

Here in the small town in Texas that I live in, gas is between $2.87 and $2.95. There are some negatives about America, to be honest. But over all, it’s a pretty cool place. I know y’all will enjoy you stay when you finally get over here. What type of music do y’all listen to? The might be an interesting topic for y’all to cover. Great job of presenting and reacting to this video. Certainly hope and pray the Jono gets to feeling better soon.

[@vegas7027]

I am really enjoying your reactions. I'm glad you added this channel. Love seeing the kids reactions and comments. Please do some reactions about Las Vegas. Just keep in mind that the Las Vegas Strip is not the real Las Vegas. Our neighborhoods are for the most part great places to live. Tons of Love from Las Vegas, Nevada! 😎🍷🥃💯🥃📸📸🥂🏈 If I find any i think you might enjoy, I will send them over. Just let me know the best way to get it to you ie...email, etc..

[@rene14slhs]

As well as Chuck Barry's music in the 50s and 60s.

[@crzynate40]

Hi..from Texas. Paid $2.49 a gallon this morning....would have been $2.39, if I paid in cash.....

[@matthewhale1154]

I’m cracking up. You guys are entertaining. Americans, to be fair, are a little bit of everything. I like to give most people the benefit of the doubt everywhere in the world. Most of my European friends are quite complimentary of those of us Americans that they actually know. But some places can be less friendly than others. One thing my Euro friends tell me is that our TV and cinema taught them English. 😂 We do have Hollywood/LA and NYC. I think our entertainment industry is pretty solid. We’re very lucky in many ways, but we like to share. At least I hope we do.

[@chrisjarvis2287]

For the record lol. The Iron Maiden never existed and was invented in Hollywood as a horror movie prop in the early 1900's.

[@kiekie84]

I love it when you guys altogether do a video but I also love it when it's just you, mom, or you and the kids or just the kids or just dad I love any of you doing videos my point is "Please don't ever be worried about any of us getting upset that dads not there because that is never the case!" "We support this whole family all of you and we love watching each one of you separately and together" "We also understand... dad gets sick he has back issues and at least I would never hold that against him because I get it and I'm just happy to see him when I do" "my point is take a deep breath and relax and if you ever get worried about doing anything wrong that we won't like don't... don't even worry about it and just be confident be chill relax and remember.... we are involved in this channel for the long haul and we won't be leaving your guys side whatsoever so you have nothing to worry about we love you and dad and the kids and your yourself and dad and the kids are all doing a fantastic job!.... and... if you ever feel up to it... I fully believe you, mom and the kids could take this further than even just reactions" for instance "if you showed us some of your heritage dishes or if you ever tried your hand at making some American dishes for the family to try or if you did a vlog once a week either way you guys could probably do anything on this channel and I bet all of us would love it!" "now of course you don't have too do anything extra and there is no pressure here I'm just saying" "we love your family so much I bet you could do anything and we'd probably love to watch it all" "so feel confident I know it takes time to warm up to all of this and I can see through each video your getting more relaxed and confident and your also doing just fine as is really your doing just fine" "just know that you have nothing to worry about I promise we won't bite and we'll be nice" "but, if you ever do ever get haters it just means you've become famous enough to have them lol because trolls and haters don't care about people who aren't recognized but if your getting haters it just means your that much more loved by us to the point that you've made a name for yourself and your family and that's a wonderful thing" "so ignore the haters keep on shining and we absolutely love you!"

[@brendahowell6796]

Thank you for the video. I think everyone should have the same opportunities in every country. But.. since you don't I guess the Graham family will just have to move here. 😂

[@jefferyshute6641]

As of today, here in San Antonio, Texas, gasoline is available for $2.99 per gallon. Take that Europe. 😄 😎

[@MeanLaQueefa]

Yeah, gas is or petrol is $2.39 a gallon

[@cheryla7480]

If you balance out the taxes Europe is way ahead because your taxes pay for your health care and other social programs. Does it make sense to pay lower taxes in the US but have to pay $2500.00 to$4000.00 for an ambulance and even if you get medical insurance…..if you end up in hospital can you afford the $50,000.00 bill after what your insurance paid or be like a lot of Americans sell their homes and cars to pay their medical bills and end up homeless…..give me higher taxes any day. 14:27

[@cjdavis2684]

Don't know where you get your information. But where I live here in the States. If you live in the county. You do Not get billed for an ambulance. I live right down the street from the EMS station and have had to call for an ambulance several time's over the Year's. And I was Never billed a single dime from them. Because I live in the county the EMS serves As for my insurance it isn't expensive. And I have spent two months in the hospital with COVID pneumonia and the insurance covered the entire cost. Never charged me a single dime. And never raised my rate. So again don't know where you got your information but it is not correct.

[@cheryla7480]

@@cjdavis2684 Well pick out any reliable video on American health care and you will see Americans talking about why they woul never call an ambulance in the U.S and how the coasts vary then you can go to any search engine of your choice. I quote from FAIR HEALTH( as one source……..” the average ambulance ride ranges from$940.00 to $1,200.00

[@cheryla7480]

I forgot to add it stated the fees may be higher as they are affected by miles travelled, severity of injury, and equipment used. The figures I used originally ( 25,00 to 4,000 ) came from the people interviewed in the video. Also my son and daughter in law live in N. Carolina and while they have the best plan offered, whereas they have friends who do not. So feel to check it out. Where did you say you lived again? The United States of Mars??

[@jimgreen5788]

The last time I went specifically to Mickey D's (McDonald's) was several years ago--in the summer for an ice cream cone, though I do like Arby's, Chic-fil-A, and Culver's. Correct me if I'm wrong, but back when the Romans were stomping countries all across Europe, and the people were building castles, etc., we had tribes living in biodegradable homes, which they were still doing when we arrives in Massachusetts. Who knows how many Yellowstones and Redwoods were plowed under or burned down in the days of Robin Hood. I mean, our John Muir barely was able to save Yellowstone from miners back in 1872. At the end, he was doing some comparisons, and Germany came up. It's comparable in size to Montana.

[@shaneb4612]

Hey Family, here in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, I paid $8.51AUD per gallon. If I convert AUD to USD it doesn't seem so bad. Australia has high taxes on everything. As for inventions us Aussies do alright, we've invented some cool stuff like, the modern refrigerator, WIFI so without this there would be no roaming around the house on your smart devises. The hills hoist (rotary cloths-line), google maps (sorry for this one), blackbox flight recorder & the Cochlear implant (bionic ear). Keep up the great work, blessings from Brissie Au.

[@SVanTha]

"Murica!

[@DustinAxelson]

It was more of the blues that came before Elvis that also influenced The Beatles and others, which also influenced Elvis.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Gas is around $3/Gallon right now

[@BoneHead1776]

$2.99 for gas in Huntsville Alabama

[@REV.995]

Praying for Jono, love you guys.

[@jimcathcart5116]

It’s no that we are big to invent things we are free of history we have free thought which makes creative people able to create many things

[@lindamccluskey868]

Gas here where I live gas is 2.65 a gal.

[@Templarofsteel88]

No, no one says that fast food is better in America, half of the stuff they put in the food is illegal due to health corners.

[@matthewarcher3024]

Haha they think it's Americans are rude? They have never been here then 😂😂

[@annefugate2177]

Watch a few videos of the Native Americans. Our country didn't just start with George Washington.

[@cheryla7480]

Don’t you think the invention of the car ( Germany ) beats the crap out of microwave popcorn!

[@chancemeyers8502]

I think it would be cool for the kids or Jono to show her some of the New Zealand Family Vlogs.

[@justinhowell8873]

I really invite families like y’all to legally immigrate to the United States! We welcome you!!!

[@aliciajames8038]

The history of the USA is young but not the history of North America !!