History Teacher Reacts to Family Guy Roasting All 50 States!

You know Family Guy isn't going to hold back when they roast every state in the United States! Mr. Terry is an American high school history teacher and shares his thoughts and laughs along the way!
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[@MrTerry]

Were they accurate about YOUR state?

[@a.t.m.stormspotter6695]

Stop with the history lessons

[@Nightshade-dh9fm]

​@@a.t.m.stormspotter6695 he's a history teacher lofl

[@brianflint8036]

Nevada - I LOVE our flag. Also, they could've ripped on the fact that Nevada was the nuclear bomb testing just a few miles north of Vegas.

[@sammodding4609]

about PA that’s true

[@anubis6919]

Maine is accurate.

[@TheLocomono9]

Fun fact: Disney at one point hired a writer named Harlan Ellison(one of my favorite writers very dark material) who during his first week made a joke about making a Mickey Mouse porno with Minnie for Walt Disney himself for his birthday. Walt Disney laughed at it, laughed at him and fired him on the spot ordering the tap destoryed

[@mattyorshin]

And now they throw gender politics in every vid, and groomer bait

[@juangringo3906]

Minnie is for the streets. 😂

[@qazwiz]

next year (or maybe a couple years later) we can recreate that cartoon.... (mickey out of copyright 2025 but Minnie might be still in copyright depending which year Minnie first appeared

[@urboichilly]

@@qazwiz Disney would just repay for the copyright again

[@qazwiz]

@@urboichilly nope, not happening. Copyright has lost attempt to extend a fourth time... FINALLY

[@twylanaythias]

The guy who designed the original B2 stealth bomber (the one from the 1950s) was a child when the Wright Flyer succeeded at Kitty Hawk. When they completed the revised B2 stealth bomber in 1992, they brought him out in his wheelchair to watch the reveal flights. He sat there and cried, saying that he finally understood why God had allowed him to live as long as he did.

[@Shinzon23]

Wasn't the B2.. It was the concept and implementation of the "flying wing" designs that Jack Northrop had been working on for decades, and who had staked his company on getting the Flying Wing designs he had accepted into the US airforce... who then didn't and his fortunes went downhill from there. By the seventies, he was in very bad health to the point of being unable to speak for long and was afraid of all the research he did back in the thirties and forties going to waste, so he contacted nasa about donating his archives and papers and was told "we haven't forgotten the work you did" Towards the 80s when it was clear he wouldn't live much longer, Northrop Grumman contacted him and asked him to come into their offices were they showed him classified briefings on it and a scale model that he held in his hands. He then placed the model down, and because he couldn't speak, a pen and wrote down "I know why God kept me alive for the past 25 years!" He died less than a year later, and the B2 bomber shares the exact same wingspan as one of his YF series of flying wings he flew in the 30s and 40s.

[@Ace-ace-baby]

I’m gonna cry happy tears😭😭

[@jokerdog167]

You should do a day in the life of a history teacher.

[@makukawakami]

That would be cool if he gets clearance

[@RushFanatic87]

Unfortunately, without written consent from students, parents, and admin, that would be a FERPA nightmare.

[@ZachCremisiSky]

​@RushFanatic87 not really. You can do basic stuff

[@tfordham13]

Nah can't

[@RushFanatic87]

@@ZachCremisiSky As a high school teacher, myself, what “basic stuff” could I possibly video? Grading papers? Lesson planning? Parent phone calls on my conference? ARD meetings? Making copies? Trust me, none of that would make for watchable content. You can’t video lessons without parent consent forms or approval from your admin.

[@frankrappa4765]

I wish more meteorologists were more like Ollie Williams. Straight to the point. 😂

[@ajwinberg]

Fun fact, Idaho's nickname is actually the Gem State and not the potato state Also, Oregon actually grows more potatoes than Idaho.

[@AlleluiaElizabeth]

Not if it becomes Idaho. lol

[@drewcifer8489]

Just like South Carolina grows more peaches than Georgia

[@fuckeduphippie]

Oregon does not grow more potatoes than Idaho, We produce 120 million CWT of potatoes every year, that’s 1/3 of the countries entire production. That’s happening in the Snake River Plain along the South of the state. Washington and Oregon are definitely both big producers, and the three work in obvious cooperation, but we have 300,000 acres dedicated to growing potatoes and do $1 Billion in sales, compared to your 43,000 acres and $218 Million. There’s a reason people associate Idaho with potatoes, and it’s not just the marketing that comes on the sack.

[@Shokocutejk]

sammy

[@danechatman6086]

Mr. Terry, I was born in 1977. At the time my grandpa on my moms side was already 86 years old. He lived until he was 101 years old. In his lifetime he went from the invention of the airplane to space shuttles. No cars to cars going 200 mph. He saw the invention of the computer. The end of typhoid, fever, scarlet fever, smallpox, polio and whooping cough. When he was 10 years old Cy young was in his prime. When he died Greg Maddux was working on a second Cy young. Its unbelievable the change he saw in his life

[@solarguy1702]

Born in Montana. Left at an early age but went back many times over the years. Friendliest people in the world. Went back in 2019. Wha happened? Californians brought their attitude. My dad got transferred to California where I grew up. I know what I'm talking about.

[@brightsideeventsandmedia7245]

I doubt anyone has seen that kind of change. ❤ My Nan 1923. - 2023 saw so much change too

[@tycol322]

Maybe I'm wrong but I feel like that was a historical lottery win so to speak. You know it happens but you never see it first hand. The odds of us seeing such a radical massive swing in events like going from near the pioneer days to modern day in 100 years seems so unlikely to my mind

[@gaylewinds4808]

My great grandmother was born in 1883 and passed in 1985. She kept diaries too, but I live out of state and don't have access to them.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

The Massachusetts one was surprisingly positive. And that song is a bop.

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

It was, almost like Seth forgot about Boston being one big punchline in and of itself lol.

[@TrekBeatTK]

Because it was an actual ad campaign in the 1980s. That’s Seth’s “remember this commercial from when I was young?” brand of humor.

[@perryrush6563]

Surprised they didn't do the Rhode Island song

[@kirialaska8057]

Look who's back again

[@Black_Beard96]

As a person who was born in new Orleans, Stewie was right. The rules are very unclear 😂

[@briannajanssen6121]

I’m from Nebraska and I can safely say that their roast on us is very accurate. We love corn! We love it so much we have a college football team named after it. I laughed too hard at this. 🤣

[@raiisleep]

what about beets

[@RefinedRandy]

As an Ohioan, I was triggered by North Carolina, bc the Wright Brothers are from Ohio, its just their first flight was in North Carolina. Also, Edison was born in Ohio, but he invented the lightbulb while living in New Jersey. A better one for Ohio would be the family outside like "its such a nice day out!!" And then it instantly starts raining, then it quickly switches to snow, then it quickly switches back to warm again. Like the old saying goes: "If you dont like the weather in Ohio, wait 20 mins"

[@kennethsisson9190]

Or just have construction sounds flood the audio. 😆 🤣 😂

[@mastadonman]

Every state says that

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Plausible,but no one in their right mind would admit being from Ohio. Look at all the famous people that ran away

[@ElizaJane85]

They say that in Indiana too. If you don't like the weather, wait 20 minutes.

[@OR56]

In Maine we have a similar saying. We say “if you don’t like the weather in Maine, wait 5 minutes.”

[@Ncyphen]

The TV series "Roots" is no longer accepted as factual. The author of the book from which the series was derived admitted that much of the material was either made up or blown out of proportion from actual events and statistics. They wanted to create an icon piece that could resonate with people.

[@crushedscouter9522]

They wanted to create a propaganda piece

[@stevenclark1662]

I never realized anyone thought it was based on a true story. The way I always saw it was like war movies, unless they're making a movie about a soldier and what he really did, I don't watch every war movie believing it all happened just like that. The author should have been forthcoming about this, but it does depict common things that happened during this period, just like war movies not based on a true event display common things that happen in war.

[@jacobnash9755]

​​@@stevenclark1662the issue isn't that it's a fictional piece. The issue is just how much of it is fiction to the point of disqualifying it as historical fiction and becoming alternate reality period based fiction. Such war movies shouldn't be suggested for educational purposes either.

[@stevenclark1662]

@jacobnash9755 OK, point taken. I guess I don't have anything more to add. I've never actually watched ROOTS. I already know slavery was effed up so never felt the need.

[@RasheedGazzi-u5l]

​@@jacobnash9755We get it, you want slavery to not be talked about anymore.

[@DonalvonGriffyn]

Gotta do the State Flag episode. And don't forget the strangeness of Maryland's entry (freedom of/from religion being why the catholics ended up there) where it's only the state flag if it has a specific finial (tip) on the flagpole. Technically what was shown was the banner of Lord Baltimore, but nobody's cared about that in over a century. Also if real marylanders were confronted by a giant crab their reaction would be to smile and pull out a bigger can of Old Bay.

[@dsmiley53]

He already did. I think the videos got uploaded in a different order than they were recorded.

[@PHSDM104]

Accurate. Also, I didn't realize until 11th grade which side of the flag was right side up.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

State flags aren't even half as funny or bad as city or county flags. I swear half of them are made with clip art.

[@jgkitarel]

Oh, they definitely would. Marylanders. at least the ones living around the bay, put Old Bay on everything. Lived there for four years.

[@Rekuzan]

I think a few other states could take a cue from the mile high city and our state flag. Simple, Elegant, and with a single look you INSTANTLY know it's Colorado!

[@dylankoch1757]

So fun fact about the flag of Hawai'i: the design of the current state flag is the same as that of the flag of the nation of Hawai'i. When Kamehameha I unified the islands into the Nation of Hawai'i, he actually wanted the flag to bear resemblance to the Union Jack as a sign to European powers that Hawai'i was a nation with ties to Europe (as part of the reason Kamehameha was able to complete his conquest was with the help of European weaponry). This is also the reason that the National Anthem (well, now state song) of Hawai'i, Hawai'i Pono'i, has the same tune as God Save the King/Queen ((Unfortunately, all this 'Sovereign Nation' stuff didn't help much against the US...)) Also, more stereotypes Peter could've hit for Hawai'i: SPAM (might've been a copyright issue but whatever), shave ice, surfboards, raw fish cut into cubes, and flip-flops (or, as we call 'em, slippahs)

[@GiordanDiodato]

too bad it wasn't a DBZ joke in Hawaii

[@dylankoch1757]

@@GiordanDiodato that would've been a good one too

[@thebandit0256]

​@@dylankoch1757 King Kamehameha had fought the Demon King Piccolo after he unified all of Hawaii

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

Also missed orange soda.

[@BDESal]

Kaaaaameeeehaaameeeeehaaaaaaaa

[@bluedingo1186]

No lie, the Connecticut one with that guy's laugh winding down has killed me every single time for almost 20 years. I'm still giggling about it 🤣🤣🤣

[@yelircaasi]

Wow, thanks for the accurate and detailed Mormon history. It's uncommon to see someone, even a history teacher, know that much about it. My high school history teachers dealt mostly in clichés.

[@kingswing00]

If you don't know the story of the Mormon Pirate King of Beaver Island you should look it up. It's pretty crazy

[@Alex_FRD]

The Hawaiians put the Union Jack on the flag by themselves, nobody forced them to.

[@dylankoch1757]

They also made their national anthem, Hawai'i Pono'i, have the same tune as God Save the King/Queen

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Gotta remember he's a *public* school teacher

[@Augie13]

England recognized Hawaii as their own country.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@Augie13 Yet not Taiwan or Hong Kong 🤔

[@tylerscape]

Lol no one would willingly do it. You've been white washed son.

[@GILLIGFAN]

As a Pennsylvanian I can confirm the Amish bit Was accurate 🤔🫡

[@HumanBeingaPerson]

I can also

[@Lung-Stealer]

There are 2 types of Pennsylvanians Hoodie wearing vapers/drug dealers the amish

[@TheZoenGaming]

"Roots" was fictional. The author admitted to making most of it up. I was actually very offended by the show's claims while I was in school and argued with the teacher that was showing it. The simple fact that you could look up and prove how inaccurate it was in the book - which was available to every school library - surprised her.

[@crushedscouter9522]

Yep it is pure propaganda made to warp the views of children. Pretty disgusting

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

"I gave my people a myth to live by" - Alex Hailey when questioned on the authenticity of roots.

[@Desaundrea]

“Library”

[@TheZoenGaming]

@@Desaundrea Thanks for catching that. It's strange that Grammarly didn't until I went to edit it.

[@porkadillo9752]

Roots is definitely mythology, and should never be used as a primary history educational tool. It is however great literature, and the kinds of things in it did really happen to people. People really were whipped, and they really were forced to give up their old names, cultures, and religions under threat of gross violence.

[@sonorangaming449]

As a former Marylander turned Arizonan, Maryland is definitely accurate. Arizona isn't really known for its sand dunes. There's one big one that's near Yuma bordering California. The way they acting... kinda normal for any users of certain drugs anywhere.

[@FIRESTAR56566]

As a Colorado resident, the dining room table gag was just hilarious. Colorado is known for it's mountains and skiing.

[@rancidmarmot1994]

Wow really 😳

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

wOw rEaLlY@@rancidmarmot1994

[@matthewcastleton2263]

Utah skiing kicked Colorado skiing's collective ass

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

@@matthewcastleton2263 Lmao good joke.

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

16:05 - Montana has the highest gun ownership rate at 66% of adults. Contrary to stereotypes, Texas' gun ownership rate is only slightly above average and comes down, I believe, in 28th place. It is among the lowest in red states and lower than VT, NH, ME and NM, which are blue states.

[@PolitikPolitik-fh2qc]

The NM governor trying to cancel the 2A was wild

[@ericmathis4309]

The Walt Disney thing is actually a reference to Kansas City where one of his first studios was. Today it’s kinda run down, but I think they’re trying to restore it. Also, fun Kansas City history fact: the city was founded as a trading hub 10 years before the state of Kansas ever joined the union. It was named after the Kansas River which was named after the Kansa people who lived around it (originally know as the Kansa’s River.) Basically the idea was that traders could either take the Kansas out west, or they could take the Missouri to the Mississippi. The municipality only spilled over into Kansas because businesses in the Louisiana Territory try to trick creditors in New York into thinking they were part of a state instead of a territory. Sounds crazy, but that’s how it happened.

[@brentnealy-aceruffstuff3316]

Na no 😲

[@trentadams3676]

Favorite was the NC. First heavier than air flight. Took something that was not specifically designed as a glider but functioned as such. Fun fact the winds out there also helped immensely since it’s windy out by the coast

[@OR56]

I’m from Maine. It was pretty good. We do like lobster. And I will defend our flag. The farmer, the sailor, the moose under the pine tree (the state tree, and the state flower is the white pine cone/tassel) the star with “Dirigo” (the state motto) under it, much better than the old one, which was a stylized pine tree, with a star above it.

[@Longshanks1690]

I’m surprised the Connecticut joke wasn’t the one about Bridgeport from Road to the North Pole. 😂

[@watchmanknowledge4345]

12:50 That comes from an experiment with a frog. What they do not tell you is that the frog had its brain removed, or part of it. When the experiment was repeated with a frog that had a brain, it jumped out when the water got too hot.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Wow what an experiment, thing with no brain does nothing. Enlightening.

[@Merennulli]

You ought to do a reaction to the history of the state flags. I know there's a few history KZbinrs out there who have done videos on the subject. Each of them got the way they are for a reason. There is a swath of them that are just "we had a committee meeting and slapped our state seal on a blue piece of cloth", but a lot do have interesting histories.

[@kevinsears7300]

Lobster Facts: they DO feel pain, but they do not feel hot and cold, so there is no pain associated with temperatures. But if you crush a leg, yes, they will feel it. Andrew jackson taught his sons to shoot (and gun safety) at ages 9 and 6 in preparation for his eldests 10th birthday. Montana takes gun safety very seriously: 70-98% of gun related accidents are caused by ignorance in 48 states. Texas brings this down to 27% but montana reduced it to 2%.

[@ausbornbred7358]

The Steve Bartman thing was during the NLCS not the World Series against The Marlins. Poor guy was used as a scapegoat for the loss but The Cubs had plenty of opportunities in that same game to win.

[@nathanvega6281]

As someone who has been living in Oklahoma for almost 20 years I have to say that no Tasmania devils have ever been seen in the wild but tornadoes are very frecuente. I used to live in an apartment complex that had 3 massive shelters for 75 people each. It was in Norman close to highway 9 but can’t remember the name of it I think it was evergreen or something.

[@timrussell2668]

as an Oregonian my self i agree with Ollie Williams. when it rains its a sideways typhon, and your umbrella will end up in a deferent county.

[@-Ricky_Spanish-]

As soon as Georgia started I'm like, "oh Terry...you poor man".

[@perryrush6563]

10:50 I do appreciate that they made the bars where he is standing wide enough as to not interfere with his head.

[@wendydisanto]

Fun fact. My husband built the symbol on tbe New Mexico flag that is outside of Hobbs New Mexico in his shop in Texas. It was shipped in pieces and assembled there. I still have pictures from when it was put together there. A six foot tall man standing at the base of it looks tiny in comparison to the massive structure.

[@Turmpett]

Please do the state flag thing. But in roast form, like Huggbees. That was honestly one of the the funniest videos I've ever seen.

[@MrTerry]

Did it earlier this week. Check it out!

[@Geshtar82]

@@MrTerry Do the South park Flag!

[@Turmpett]

@@MrTerry just watched it, I agreed to most of it! You should do more lists, very good content from my favorite history teacher!

[@Eziostriforce]

​@@MrTerry As a Marylander (with a Bachelor's Degree in Civil War History), I disagree with your thoughts about our flag. I would like to make sure you know why we have such a distinct flag. Those two designs are the family crests of the Calvert and Crossland families that greatly contributed to the founding of Maryland. Then after the Civil War was over, in an effort to reunite Marylanders (who were extremely divided with loyalties between the Union and Confederacy. With one side using one part of the flag to rally under and the other side using the other part to rally under). The two parts were combined and have been like that since. I was honestly offended by your blunt comments. It goes well beyond just "picking one and going with it" as you said in this video and the flag ranking video. Anyways, I still love your content, especially the videos watching Philomena Cunk. I just wanted to try and maybe change your mind on Maryland's flag. Assuming you see this that is. Anyways, keep up the great content! As someone with a degree in history, I am sure I would have loved to take your classes. Peace!

[@Ibisko]

Loving the content from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

[@notarealname6347]

As a Nevadan, I’m still confused all these years later after this video was made why they didn’t do the scene from later on in that episode at the roulette table. That would have been the real roast on us.

[@kimjongun1348]

Yup

[@HobgoblinAce]

I was all set to be mad, but the Louisiana one cracked me up at the authenticity. 😂

[@LouisianaBowler64]

I am a Louisiana man and its accurate for NO

[@J3nJ3nl0llip0p]

"Arizona" was a scene from the movie "The Doors". The band and Pam went to the desert and did peyote, this was a direct take off the scene.

[@sleeperboy221]

Fun fact, Delaware was once the largest port of call for Leaded Gas in the US. Leaded Gas flowed from Wilmington and Delaware City like pristine poisonous rivers into the north east. It was so bas that some areas of the state are still horribly contaminated by lead and other caustic chemicals.

[@seanrosenau2088]

I have a weird theory that the surge in the amount of serial killers back in the day was due to leaded gas. You know, like kids eating lead paint. The leaded gas caused brain damage and led to a drastic increase in aggression. You don't hear about new serial killers as often anymore cause no new ones are being created because of less current use of leaded gas.

[@kingswing00]

​@@seanrosenau2088another theory is that it's just harder to get away with murder now. Many murderers caught today have all of the psychological markers of a serial killer, but modern technology, surveillance and forensics lead to their capture before they can stack up too many bodies.

[@храбрость-с-нас]

As a vietnamese-vermonter, vermont is so true 💀

[@christophercambra3754]

As a resident from Massachusetts, that song never fails to put a smile on my face.

[@JakeBourne13]

Because of Family Guy it lives rent free in my head, im from Iowa so it really doesn’t have a reason other than Family Guy putting it there lol

[@alexpainter4169]

As a resident of Arkansas, I thought Family Guy would make a joke about Walmart (since it was founded in Arkansas). What they went with is surprisingly accurate.

[@magicpyroninja]

The creator of the show Roots has openly expressed that the show is a myth that he developed for his people. It's not based on reality, at least not entirely how much of it was his own creative add-ons. Who knows

[@TylerAForti]

It depends on what county you are in, however as a Virginian I can confirm growing up even during the 2000's to 2010's they were still teaching Lost Cause practices. Mainly in Southern Virginia (states rights and what not)

[@tacohombre3648]

Hampton roads area ?

[@PolitikPolitik-fh2qc]

What exactly were they teaching? You imply it's the part that slavery wasn't the major issue which it wasn't it was states rights. Slavery was a component of that in their opinion

[@TylerAForti]

@@tacohombre3648 nah, Hopewell, shit changed by the time I moved to northern Virginia

[@chrisriley2321]

As someone who loves blackjack and Texas hold 'em hitting on 21 was WAY too rusky a move. Peter got EXTREMELY lucky there

[@JamesLarson47]

Bartman wasn't the cause of them losing though. He was treated poorly for no reason. They had multiple errors and many other mistakes that allowed the Marlins to score 8 runs that inning AFTER Bartman's interference. Any they had a whole game number 7 after that which the Marlins won. They did give Bartman a championship ring about 15 years later when they finally did win the world series.

[@MikeD56034]

as an oregon resident...the only thing missing from its part was the fish swimming on the roads...yes...it really happened xD

[@Snake-pg2jh]

Where?

[@MikeD56034]

@@Snake-pg2jh i dont recall the exact location, but it was about 10 maybe 15 years ago. oregon was flooding is multiple areas and salmon or very large ttout were swimming across the road. you can find pictires of it on google.

[@Tom_The_Cat]

I've lived in Connecticut all my life, and those elitist kids are completely real. My town is home to a private high school, and there's definitely a 'We're better than you at everything' vibe to them Then there's the Yale kids. They're a whole nother beast

[@chrisgeorge4288]

I'm Australian and was surprised you knew about James Cook. Then remembered what happened to him in Hawaii. Good job Mr Teacher

[@GameTime-yw9ml]

Fun Fact that Hawaiian flag is from the Kingdom of Hawaii. The king of Hawaii when Games Cook landed thought the British flag looked cool and so Incorporated the Design into the Countries flag

[@ward.v2594]

I would love to see you react to Rammstein "Deutschland". It's a music video and song about the complex proud/shame of the german people about their country. The music video is full of references to germans history.

[@gaylewinds4808]

Alaska was called " Seward's folly" and they made cartoons of William H. Seward buying a giant ice block. It was sold for less than two cents per acre.

[@hanspeter3429]

Had a laugh and learned a thing or two. Great job sir!

[@Kno_Buddy]

Crabs and lobsters do feel pain and you can sometimes hear them screaming if you put them in the pot after it gets hot. Cold blooded animals in a pot of cold water and slowly heat it up they obviously still feel the pain as their skin blisters from the excessive heat, but they warm up as the water does so as long as it happens gradually they don’t notice it until they actually start cooking.

[@WhydoIneedahandle1111]

I did not know that, and it makes me glad I don’t hear that. I work at a Red Lobster. Been there for almost 8 months. Sometimes we bake lobsters. Sometimes we broil them. Sometimes they’re boiled. But we always killed them first. First off, it’s more humane that way. And it’s also safer. Because if you have a lobster thrashing around in the pot, water is gonna get everywhere and someone who is too close can get hurt

[@Kno_Buddy]

@@WhydoIneedahandle1111 crustaceans like crabs, lobsters, and shrimp also share a common ancestor with the modern day cockroach making them the insects of the sea.

[@WizardJace]

I’m from Montana and the gun thing is on point. It’s incredibly uncommon to reach the age of twelve without owning your first gun here. Everyone’s got them.

[@aronlukacs6911]

You might want to look at the history of the Hawaiian flag. Amusing story and makes a lot of sense why they chose the Union Jack.

[@Bozemanjustin]

1:43 Seward's folly was a good thing. And I know they're joking, but Alaska in the summertime is great. I went up there when I was 10 years old right after the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Never gets dark outside, so for 2 weeks you could just play 24 hours a day, your parents had to tell you to come in and go to sleep, but more likely they found you asleep in the yard at 3:00 in the morning because you thought it was four in the afternoon

[@timothyoaks1193]

Fun fact: the purchase of Alaska from Russia was orchestrated by Secretary of State William Seward who grew up in my home town of Florida NY. It cost 7.2 million dollars, roughly 120-130 million adjusted to todays value.

[@LivingFREE307]

Funny enough Arkansas is pretty accurate. I'm from wyoming (purchased originally along with new orleans in the Louisiana purchase) and have lived all over... Arkansas has one of the strongest southern accents. I refer to it as "banjo" talk haha

[@DefinitelyNotAnUndercoverCop]

Every time I watch a Mr. Terry video I get more made how little teachers are getting paid lol

[@potatosalad6699]

Trust me. A lot of teachers now days shouldn’t even be teachers. Terry is one of the very few good teachers.

[@rswife777]

As a Marylander it's not 2 flags we can't choose between. Calvert, Lord of Baltimore founded MD and it was the coat of arms of Calvert(black & gold) & Crossland, his mother's family. We also have the oldest state house still in use, we were once the nations capital & the Treaty of Paris was ratified in our state house, when it was the capital. Maryland is also called America in miniature because we have every terrain in the country here. History lesson for ya🙃

[@1Adam20]

@25:32 Teddy was also the President that when Taft was being challenged by Wilson, Teddy ran as an American Progressive. Teddy is easily the blame for Taft only winning 2 states. And, while a record as being one of only two (Gov. George Wallace being the last 1968) third party candidates, to win electoral votes, I would entertain ideas that Teddy stole votes from the incumbent, but also took third party votes (independent) that may have tipped the scales in favor of Taft.

[@blake1896]

*Yes Prince is from Minnesota🤙🏻* Im 24 and I’m from Minnesota born and raised… idk how people around america started to think we have that weird accent.. Most of Minnesota don’t have a distinct accent. The only people who have a strong accent here are the people who live in Bemidji and on the border of Canada

[@BanaBiohazard]

Most accurate portrayal of Arkansas I've ever seen

[@craigskinkle]

Wasn’t the main reason Teddy Roosevelt was on Mt. Rushmore was because he was friends with the architect, Gutzon Borglum?

[@HunterXWorld95]

Yes. Also, they were both Freemasons.

[@kiaayo33]

As an Indigenous individual whose tribe used to worship that mountain I've been wondering when someone is going to level it and reuse it for something else?!

[@kiaayo33]

The Montana one is spot on! Montana is like Texas but with more hills and yes we have a lot of guns👍

[@MrDportjoe]

One thing with barista's is they look like EVERYONE on a given day (I know I was one at University of Washington). When "coffee culture' was not a thing and there were espresso carts on almost every downtown corner and supermarket parking lots. When 'Two Tall Skinny with Cher Sugar" meant a double tall non fat latte with splenda. Where you would coffee bars with gas station theme menus at places like University Coffee and Toast Bar. Regular mean drip, unleaded =decaf 30 wt was a mocha etc etc. dozens of toasters for your toast order and video monitors (old tv's) for music vids from local bands.

[@VVeremoose]

Arkansas one is more East Tennessee. Ours should have been Peter fishing in a boat, and a duck flies up, he shoots it, then shoots a deer on the bank, then shoots a squirrel. And Bryan is like "you're not gonna eat all that" and Peter goes "Oh I don't eat them. I just like killing things." Then he catches a fish and shoots it.

[@darthmillennia]

I grew up in Montana and that roast of it was SO accurate

[@ScorpionViper1001]

As a North Carolinian, they really could have gone with a better roast. My personal favorite is from Bojack Horseman: "Ew, North Carolina. That's like the 2nd worst of the Carolinas." - Bojack.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

There's nothing you can roast about NC.

[@ScorpionViper1001]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 You can roast EVERYTHING about NC. This state's only saving grace is not being South Carolina.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@ScorpionViper1001 Seymour Johnson Air base and Fort Bragg say otherwise. We got a third of the nuclear triad bb.

[@ScorpionViper1001]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 Being the most expendable state on the East Coast (besides SC) if WW3 broke out ain't the flex you think it is.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@ScorpionViper1001 That would be Delaware or Rhode Island lmao

[@juangringo3906]

They didnt roast Massachusetts because the creator, Seth McFarlane, has a emotional, recreational and financial attachment to it and his parents/family are from there. He also knows the region well and its why the setting of many of his works and characters is based in that region like family guy. Its setting is in RI. The 3 kinda go hand in hand. At least thats what he said about his reasoning behind these things. Ironically he lives in Beverly Hills and/or Malibu now. Well maybe its not that ironic or just a little.

[@theartistsdaughter]

Family Guy got it mostly right with Ohio, years ago my husband and I went to Akron Ohio and visited Edison's childhood home. His first work shop was nextdoor, the told us on the tour, when he returned after most of the country had electricity in their homes, he realized he never had the family home wired up.

[@moral19D]

The Montana episode is the episode that made me a fan of Family Guy. The end of the PSA on guns nearly made me p*ss myself laughing. 😂😂😂😂

[@stefanjentoft8107]

I always assumed that Teddy was on Rushmore more for his environmental work than anything.

[@mercce6750]

You should do a state flags tier list.

[@jamestalkington6306]

There are VERY few parades that are actually "lewd" actually. Krewe de vieux is the main one that most ppl think of. All the others pretty much are family friendly

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Nothing regarding sex is family friendly regardless of what hole you stick it in.

[@JBWinter]

Yeah, there's only specific places along the route you can get away with a lot even for some of the wilder Krewes. The worst you're gonna deal with typically is people being wayyy too drunk

[@JUST_ONE_ID10T]

I have an uncle that worked at NASA that is now retired. I have no idea what he did at NASA. He still lives in Cocoa beach FL. He says he helped to strap the people into the shuttle that exploded in 1986. He had some mental health issues after as he Personally knew most of them.

[@scottcarr8738]

Mad ups to you Teach, Thank You. 💯 Now I'm off to find that flags video, since they're another historical obsession of mine. Really Nepal? ;-)

[@gusstevens4129]

Yeah you should do a state flag tier list.

[@FredzDimension]

As a mainer something I wanna add to the boiling lobster thing is that when you put them live in the pot they'll bang their claws against the pot walls. It's enough to turn someone off of seafood. Witnessed it twice in my life. Also, the part of Maine I live in is so far from anything, you gotta do a lot of online shopping to get anything good. So even if you don't remember if you ordered something you tend to perk up if you see or hear a UPS truck.

[@wesleyviers1550]

New Mexico has one of the most interesting and incredibly violent history. You'd think we'd be better known for Billy the Kid, but if it wasn't for Breaking Bad and Bugs Bunny, nobody would know who we were.

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

What does Bugs Bunny have to do with New Mexico?

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

Hey, don't forget Weird Al's homage to your state.

[@rickgutierrez6328]

Don’t forget when a UFO crashed near Roswell

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

@@rickgutierrez6328 that's just what the CIA wants you to think 🤔

[@caprenticus]

@@newwaveinfantry8362 Bugs Bunny took a wrong turn at Albuquerque.

[@chuck8974]

Great content and commentary!

[@noblepenn4816]

19:05 FLIGHT? Im watching this video on my phone. Is telecommunications a joke to this guy? 😂

[@zimbo1221]

Washington state was very accurate. At least in my town you got a coffee stand on just about every street corner. Be it a Starbucks or a local stand. We are quite renowned for our coffee!

[@dallinperalta1427]

thank u for clearing up the whole polygamy thing. im LDS and its damn annoying to keep hearing people ask me, "durr you get multiple wives?"

[@J0hnW1ck69]

It’s funny because the only reason they even started it is because as they traveled across the US, men would end up dying and they would marry multiple women to support them and their kids. But yes it’s very annoying that being the only thing they ever mention about lds people

[@DC-nw3uc]

Lol there's still plenty of us polygamists here today. 😅

[@tylegg73]

That's the problem, others think the mainstream church still practices polygamy...

[@Rekuzan]

Fun Fact: The one thing that the Wright Brothers brought to the table that no one else at the time could because they didn't understand the principle was... THE PROPELLER!!! All other wanna-be airplanes at the time had Fan Blades on them; essentially flat pieces of steel welded to a hub at an angle and then bolted to the crankshaft of an engine. The Wright Brothers famously understood the concept of aerodynamics in such a way as to increase the angle of inflection of the propeller blade the closer it got to the hub. Just like on a merry-go-round, the closer in you are, the slower you are moving. On a propeller, the angle had to increase in order to divert more air on the inner edges of the blade in order to maintain consistent airflow, and thus, consistent thrust! This allowed them to actually take off from the ground instead off of a standing structure, famously oooing and aweing audiences at airshows in Britain & France as few people in the U.S. had little interest at the time. It was little more than an entertaining novelty until, yaknow, war happened. Suddenl,y everyone and their mother suddenly wants as many as they can get, yadda yadda yadda, The Night Witches! 😆😆😆

[@PopeSixtusVI]

The Hawaiian flag was created by a native Hawaiian as he aggressively consolidated power and modernized the government; and he intentionally modeled it after the British flag and parliament as he was an intense Anglophile and wanted to be British.

[@thedeet2676]

18:57 - aviation has been the most time compressed advancement ever, for sure. The peak of aviation innovation in the 1900s, from the first flight of an airplane to landing humans on the moon. We have refined airplane and jet/rocket engine technology, but during the advent of all of those things, as an engineer and pilot that would be the one point in time I would have loved to have witnessed and been a part of. Great point made and lots of historical lessons to be learned from that time!!!

[@edkrach8891]

I live in PA. The Amish are fast builders and the workmanship is first-rate. Strong work ethic.

[@ThatCyberpunkGuy]

Ngl mentioning the Wright Flyer reminds me that the aircraft could've completed its entire flight inside the cargo bay of the Antonov AN-225 cargo aircraft, if the aircraft wasnt destroyed by the Russians

[@fauxjoshallen]

Michiganer here, Flint still doesn't have clean water. And the Steve Bartman incident was in the '03 NLCS. The Cubs ended up dropping the series to the Florida (now Miami) Marlins. The Marlins ended up beating the Yankees in 6 games to win the World Series. Miguel Cabrera was on that Marlins team as a believe it or not a Left Fielder. As a Detroit resident, I'm happy for the Bartman incident, at least Miggy was able to win a ring in career, he should have won 1 or 2 with the Tigers.

[@garybowlin7707]

Idaho, the gem state, second largest production of rare gems in the world. The television was originally invented here, and the ski lift was invented here.

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

Wal-Mart on rt30 well all the stores have many amish shop there. There's even areas to the off horses and buggy. I live on rt30 and see amish trot past my home. They are very humble and kind people.

[@unkleeyerose]

We have an Amish community here in Illinois over in Arthur Illinois and the surrounding rural areas. We bought a playgeound kit from them for my kids a few years ago because of covid restrictions. Got to see an amish guy opperate a fork truck to load it on our trailer.

[@slaymyface1357]

so as a big baseball fan ill clarify Steve Bartman was in the stands listening to the play by play on the radio and watching, but the ball was in the stands and was his right to the ball and didn't interfere. this was game 6 of the NLCS best of 4 and immediately after the shortstop botched a inning ending double play which then resulted in the marlins scoring seven unanswered runs and the cubs would lose that game and then lose game seven and the marlins would go on to beat the yankees in the world series that year. he was receiving death threats for years and only in 2016 did people forgive him...for something he did nothing wrong. in a small interview he said he was sorry and that he doesn't hold anyone in bad faith for their reaction and that he is thankful the cubs gave him a ring when they finally won the world series and he just wants to go back to being a normal person again

[@camus1679]

As an Alaskan I can confirm our “summers” are really only late April to early October . Before April it’s just mushy melting snow and starting In September/October it’s not uncommon for leaves to change color and to start getting snow

[@FlyingTigress]

Ahhhh... "Breakup"

[@moorek1967]

As someone with Colonial American ancestry, my favorite Beverly Hillbillies episode was when the lady from the First Family Traditions of America says to Mrs. Drysdale "He is the direct descendant of the first man to step onto Jamestown colony on May 13, 1607. That means when your family and my family came ashore from the Mayflower, his family was there waiting to greet them". A lot of people think Massachusetts started it all, but the Spanish were here earlier, then the Portuguese, and French, but it was Virginia that invented America.

[@Tumbleflop]

19:03 I'm fairly certain Lockheed Martin would respectfully disagree with that 😂