Jon Richardson's Adventure With Insects and Speedboats | JON RICHARDSON

[@andrewjohnson6716]

I didn’t realize how capable and facile Richardson is with accents!

[@Lynwood_Jackson]

That's a shockingly accurate description of renting a boat in the US, especially around the gulf.

[@virmirus]

They were in Louisiana, I'm about surprised there wasn't a gun mounted to the speedboat 😶

[@blkbrdmntrvimes6438]

@Joe Lines that costs extra, because it's a special request.

[@oktxlatn2158]

He had me at the description of the shack where you rent the boats.

[@j.s.howell9426]

Jon would love our upcoming cicada brood! Every 17 years they are noisy and thick in the air for about 6 weeks. Go outside and half dozen or more come park on you.

[@robbomegavlkafenryka6158]

Yet another British person learns what freedom truly feels like. A toothless man with a high school education in charge of several very expensive and complex boats, and a fridge full of beer.

[@Baconlord144]

That American boat rental guy sounds like a lot of fun

[@distantcoff7391]

That really is a beautiful story.

[@timbuktu8069]

Sure as shit you can! *THIS IS AMERICA SON* This has got to be meme.

[@nn-ko7ei]

LoLed for real.. rare occurrence..John you legend 👏🏻

[@thenamen935]

You don't have Hornets and Cockroaches in the UK? I think I'll be moving from Switzerland to England. We even have 'bugs' called "Maikäfer" which are like cockroaches but they live mainly undergrounds and every few years they fucking grow wings and start flying around in HUGE groups.

[@joealyjim3029]

We have hornets but theyre incredibly few and far between, no cockroaches though.

[@thenamen935]

@Tree House well if you have a "Weberknecht" in your room (like a thick small spider, but with very long legs) then he'll be eating every other insect which could enter your house. So you're safe to go to sleep.

[@JLF201]

I'll be joining you from the US. Thankfully, I have not yet seen a flying cockroach though my mom has in her house. Even just crawling those things freak me the hell out.

[@notAshildr]

@@thenamen935 In english they're called Daddy Longlegs, which is frankly hilarious. And Maikäfer are on the brink of extinction, so you're very likely to never encounter one. Would love to see one someday tbh.

[@katcaliam1571]

We call them may-bugs and we do get them but only in the countryside, when I first moved out of town and one of them bashed against the window I thought it was the end of times

[@n7quantum472]

I wanna move to America now.

[@tyronelocke3786]

Class.... as per.... .. . respect

[@greenhousestudios7703]

Yo! I didn't know you had a KZbin Jon! Newly subscribed :0!

[@molly.dog8brooke792]

It’s relatively new, and same!

[@sarcasmo57]

It was a nice story.

[@kittyhasfangs2291]

I am scared of where he was staying that he saw giant roaches.....if he was in Florida and he saw Palmetto bugs which as FLYING roaches on steroids and I saw one once and flipped out.

[@Lynwood_Jackson]

We have giant cockroaches in Arizona. The first time I saw one I thought it was a little plastic toy until it started walking towards me, then flew at me, and I screamed like a small child.

[@richardgrace4500]

You know that palmetto big is most common in the Carolinas... thus the name

[@missydelcoglin4087]

I remember him saying on one episode of cats does countdown that he was going to Las Vegas, but he's talking about going on a boat and that's in the desert. The other players were saying that of all people, he was the worst possible person to be in Vegas. With the accent he's mimicking, it's likely one of the Carolinas or Louisiana.

[@wordsmith451]

@@missydelcoglin4087 Vegas does have two lakes, so you can indeed go boating.

[@dmontes133]

That’s the one thing about America, we know how to have fun! 🤣

[@parishna4882]

Haha ahh Jon, you're brilliant. come to Australia mate. we'll keep the roaches we have (make those yank ones look like fleas) on a leash!

[@kurtaussie585]

Roaches be the least of his problems. I'm from the Kimberley, every day I've got snakes, scorpions or spiders to deal with and that's without speaking of the crocodiles during with seasons and the Kangaroos

[@eloquentpixellawl7841]

That was pretty accurate in some parts of America when it comes to speed boat rental but we can actually drive them lol

[@ChrissieBear]

In America they use Driver's Licenses as I.D.

[@bcaye]

What do you use where you live?

[@bcaye]

@@sudo3870, we can get a card to use just for ID but because of the distances here, more people drive everywhere.

[@bcaye]

@@sudo3870, not entirely. The only countries larger than the US are Russia and China. China is roughly 343 square km than the US. India is way down the list. The developement of highways and subsidies to autp makers is because that's how we like it. Public transportation is available in most towns of any size. And of course, planes, trains and buses. The US was founded on independence, we're pretty stubborn about it.

[@Ludifant]

How does Jon Richardson have 270 subscribers? That is unfair.. it's 271 now.

[@AL-uu9pt]

450 now

[@kreamowheat]

When i saw this comment, it said 720 subscribers. wasn't sure if I was dyslexic or you. haha

[@Ludifant]

@@kreamowheat That's called dyscalculia and fate has it, I have that. But I am very sure about 270, cause my problem usually kicks in at around 5 figures. And you managed to spell dyslexic right, that's their test..

[@Ludifant]

@@AL-uu9pt 1.97 K now. Common people! He's brilliant. Different, but brilliant.

[@parishna4882]

2.35k now. it's like the US election all over again.. lol

[@heatherowen3033]

I remembered 999

[@darengauthier522]

Cockroaches will lay their egg sacs, when they're squished

[@parishna4882]

they also smell like almonds. never cut one in half. it will still crawl up your wall dragging it's functionless legs and torso behind it. night fuckin mare shit. Oo

[@hannahcooper7887]

Parishna O.o

[@parishna4882]

​@@hannahcooper7887 It's only when you see it in reality, that the disgust fills you and you are struck down with an inability to move beyond opening your mouth and silently scream.. The soft hiss of terror escaping your lungs, but silence... only silence.. To then see it disappear behind a curtain. with shoe in hand you carefully pull at the curtain, praying to whatever deity there is, that this creature will not jump and land on you. but.. it's gone... "Where?" you ask yourself, where... But nothing can satiate your mind.. It Was There. So you finally give up after an hour and lay down. Hoping to rest. knowing that, somewhere, this frankenstein zombie cockroach is crawling along your things, oozing it's entrails behind it. Is it that tickle on your arm? your foot? Do you feel something trying desperately to crawl, awkwardly, under your blankets... You rise up in a sudden movement, enough to make you lite headed. You rip your sheets off, there.. the bare mattress reveals itself. But still... where is it? "What is that in my hair? OH GOD... " you cry. You flail around like a midnight ninja, screaming and scraping at your face... But.. Nothing.... Where is it.......... where..... is it... Oo

[@sirsluginston]

Not to mention cockroaches can survive nuclear explosions

[@AMac-qd6ft]

Love it when you can tell a Brit discovers they love America but will never, ever straight-up admit it haha.

[@evelynovercash1147]

How about stink bug season in the Carolinas? They are little gray things that look like a prehistoric monster. If you touch them they can burn your skin and let out an odor that makes you want to gag.

[@thornlings]

Wait, y'all don't have cockroaches or hornets in the UK?!

[@torii3817]

We do not

[@Sonicshadow191]

We do, but nothing compared to some of the ones in US

[@snake698]

Cockroaches in Europe are generally a third of the size of those in America, about 1.5cm (half an inch), and they don't fly (males do have developed wings if I'm correct, but they never use them)

[@parishna4882]

Fuck, they sent them all to Australia back in the day. We have magpies and cockroaches. They both eye you off, and jump out at ya if you dare cross their path. I actually think cockroaches are the most intelligent insect I've ever seen. I killed one once, in the kitchen. before I could swoop the bugger up I saw another one run up to it and it's antennae twitched across it's own. as if it was almost mourning. I've seen a dead baby roach in the bath tub, and an adult (mother?) laying next to it, not even moving. just there. kinda makes me think I should usher them out rather than just kill them. they obviously are more aware than we realise. at least, in my opinion.

[@snake698]

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[@c.demets]

Ok, I could've sworn I've seen this one before but it included a bit about a hat flying off.. Can anyone confirm?

[@timbuktu8069]

Technically, it is as illegal to operate a boat while drinking as it is to drive a car while drinking. If you commit a crime using a boat you can be charged with piracy. Just saying.

[@parishna4882]

Tell that to Mandurah. as we carried the cartons on, the old bloke just laughed and took our money. 8 hours later I woke up in a ditch sunburnt to buggery and without me hat. good times.

[@timbuktu8069]

@@parishna4882 Well if you paid for it you should have had the full service.

[@GrandHighGamer]

Not only did he have a lovely day but he also got to be a badass pirate? Will this man's suffering never end?!

[@dmontes133]

🤣🤣🤣

[@williamunderhill427]

Wait, how are "999" and "1000 Ways to Die" different (other than by a factor of 1 lol) ??

[@jen6879]

999 is the emergency services number in the UK 😅

[@JakeEpooh]

As an American, can I just say I EFFING LOVE MY COUNTRY!!! *gleefully shoots revolver repeatedly into ceiling

[@janrees4887]

It's a new account with old content

[@parishna4882]

Or is it an old account with new viewers? Oo

[@homagetogorto]

Yup, joined Aug 12, 2020. There are a lot of them popping up lately - Lee Mack's showed up in my feed yesterday, Aisling Bea's a couple weeks ago. I suspect they all have the same management and they've just heard KZbin is the future. I wonder if they've all been hanging out in Second Life until now.

[@parishna4882]

@@homagetogorto Sad thing is I can watch lee, jon, aisling, all of them, many times... just, not one after the other on repeat. that's what these channels are doing... ad revenue killed youtube, tbh... made some whackadoos some money, but over all, for us, the viewer, it killed it. Hell, I've been demonetised for having a song on my channel... and it's a god damned parody, not even the real song, but the autobots flagged it so if my 2 viewers watch enough of it, any money will go to the company with the machines out sniffing for any content they think is their own. These guys though, low hanging fruit pickers... pfft... as long as it's good though, I can forgive.. no skin off my wallet, I use an adblocker anyway.

[@KrisAdamsTV]

In case anyone in the future is following my comment trail (I am gonna be hella popular in the future, you know, after Corona)... Yes, yes I have found a Jon Richardson channel. Life is good again.

[@grognakthedestroyerattorne3211]

press x to doubt

[@tazdpwns]

@@grognakthedestroyerattorne3211 x

[@cuthbut1]

Only seen cockroaches once in the Uk when i was much younger all dead outside a random building. Can't recall where or what it was. But yeah not at all common.

[@JLF201]

If you squash roaches you are braver than I am. Those things disgust me and freak me out. I spray them with Raid to kill them. Then I vacuum up the corpses. They gross me out so much that I line up the vacuum and look away as I push it towards them... then I flinch when I feel it get sucked into the vacuum. Ugh. That is one of the reasons I will always have a vacuum with a disposable bag - I couldn't handle dumping out a clear plastic canister.