SHOCKED BRIT Reacts to How Big is USA Actually? *INSANE*

The USA is ENORMOUS! today we are reacting to just how big the USA is actually!
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[@benmccoy6417]

You should look into the Irish American culture.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

This has to be an old video. The 2024 Military budget is just under $850 Billion.

[@clemsonbloke]

Just to let you know how things are big in the US, just the state of Texas is big enough to house three UK's, yes you could put the UK in Texas 3 times! That is how big Texas is and it's not the biggest state. Alaska is the biggest State in the US. The US is huge. A lot of people say Russia is bigger and landwise it is BUT a lot of their land is unusable , its permafrost and things like that. Also they polluted a lot of their land with nuclear accidents over the years. They had a lot of radiations accidents in the uninhabited places in Russia, pretty stupid if you think about it. Russia has less people than the US too. Russia is 143 million people but the US is 333 million people. This is just a few things, read up on the US, you might be surprised. Most Americans take it for granted all the things we have. In 248 years we've worked really hard to build the powerful country we have. Think about it, a small group of Brits went rogue and went against the Crown and built this country! British people should be very proud of America because you folks birthed us in the beginning. You spawned the richest and most powerful country on the planet. Thanks for you guys doing that. Lastly, a lot of Britons and Europeans talk about our homes, the size, the modernity, etc. You have to think of this. America is "The New World", that is literally what the New World Is because Britain, European, Asia, etc, etc is the old world. Think of this, our oldest buildings and things are just over 248 years old. Another thing about America and modernity is that we don't keep old things, like buildings. Sure we keep a few but most are razed after a time and we build "new", see there is that "new world" again! This is why Britain looks so old, you guys don't level shit down and start over the way we do. It's just a whole different paradigm of life and living. You seem like a nice guy and I have ALWAYS loved Britons, I had several who went to Uni with me here in South Carolina. I LOVE my British friends dearly, think of them as my family. Trust me, America has never forgot about Great Britain, yeah we lob insults at each other but we secretly love you guys, almost all Americans would feel that same way. We will always have your back. We hope you always have our back too! Thanks for your video, I'm going to subscribe! Later man! Holler anytime! -Kevin South Carolina, US

[@WillFlyTheLightingGuy]

“How many farts in America per day?” See, you’re asking the REAL questions, Adam.

[@tenchraven]

+1 +2... chili for lunch

[@jordanwiley4582]

5 or 6 a day myself ​@tenchraven

[@RushFanatic87]

⁠@@jordanwiley4582”Gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers in this racket. I, myself, fart at least twelve times a day.”

[@arthurplane9682]

the real reason open fires and smoking is discouraged... to prevent utter self immolation... 🤣🤣

[@aliciajames8038]

I think you missed that NYC has 8 million people the 18 million population was for the state of New York but I think this video is old because google says the New York state population as of 2022 is a little over 19 million!

[@mdizzogg99]

Love it in the U.S. man, If you ever move here I'd choose the south. Friendly people and depending on where you live it's not very crowded.

[@pyrovania]

He is from Northern Ireland. That is a climate similar to the Pacific Northwest if not Canada. Might check if he can tolerate the summer temperatures you get.

[@shy404usernotfound]

​@@pyrovania check out Humboldt County California and up.

[@joseherrera8489]

There are friendly people everywhere. If you want to push stereotypes, why not say the South is full of rural inbreds with no easy access to healthcare?

[@mastersloan]

Dang I'm here early. Love the new videos bro keep it up! Love the sub boost 💪

[@AllFlimmits]

6:58 you're right, the land masses of Great Britain and Ireland hold a very diverse set of accents but you also have more than a thousand years worth of time for those accents to develop and differentiate. The United States has been a country for less than 300 years which is a relatively short amount of time for the level of accent diversity present here. This is a phenomenon I don't think is really present in the UK or ireland, but I am of a a population of unknown number of people in the United States who do not have the accent associated with the region they come from. I can almost guarantee you that anyone who grew up in Dublin will speak like a Dubliner and anyone who grew up in Liverpool is going to speak scouse, but I having lived 25 years in Northwest Georgia do not naturally speak with a Southern accent, the only time I ever do it is essentially code switching when I speak to someone above a certain age.

[@tj_2701]

Adam makes the best videos. 💚💚💚💚

[@jeffhampton2767]

Canada is just a little larger than the United States but half of it is too cold to live in and around 1/3 of it is permafrost

[@tenchraven]

And there rest of it has mosquitos the size of hummingbirds. And moose, lots and lots of moose.

[@bigz5262]

Their entire population is huddled up to the warmth of the US

[@andreww2925]

What's crazy is that 75% of the population of Canada lives within 100 miles of the US.

[@Jbarnes1]

@@bigz5262bro it’s cold here especially in the state where I’m from it’s literally like arctic weather

[@Vixsufil]

@@Jbarnes1fr lmao it especially gets worse in the prairie provinces/states where there is fuck all to sheild you from that cold I live in northern Saskatchewan and shit gets to like -45C(-49F) sometimes.

[@HalfUnder]

Let me put it this way, you could cross into Texas from Louisiana, stay on I-10 and 12 hours later you'd almost be out of Texas. Almost. lol.

[@frankisfunny2007]

If you want the cultural, or just random topics, check out Lost In The Pond.... His name is Lawrence, and his humor is like Ricky Gervais. He lived in Grimsby, England for the first half of his life, and lived in the US Midwest (Indianapolis, Indiana, and then Chicago, Illinois) in the other. By the way, Lawrance does allow reactors to react to his video.

[@metalslinger]

I concur. I like Lawrence's channel.

[@kathysutton-zy8ww]

Yes, you’ll want to react to Lawrence Brown’s video “How America Makes Britain Look Like a Tiny Village”. That one will answer your question about how many Irelands will fit in America.

[@alaxbird4954]

Anderson, IN actually

[@JenniferKitchens123]

I enjoy his videos

[@jovetj]

No, his name is *Laurence.* Not Lawrence.

[@InstrucTube]

If the numbers the internet is telling me are accurate, then you could fit a little under 700 Northern Irelands in the US. Also depends on how many farts per person on average, but the internet says it's likely about 15 average, which means around 5 billion farts a day.

[@tenchraven]

To be fair, the EU probably produces as many farts per day.

[@jovetj]

@@tenchraven The EU is way more population dense (109 people/km²) than the United States is (38 people/km²). There are several tightly-packed cities, but there is so much more mostly-empty land out there. If you take out the mostly-barren Alaska (which is about 18% of the whole area of the USA) and Hawaii, the population density only rises to about 43 people/km².

[@jameshunt9208]

3:13 Considering I live miles from the nearest town, the video only makes me feel bad for city people, not claustrophobic.

[@pyrovania]

Cities have the advantage that you can walk out your front door to several decent restaurants. But noise and traffic are problems.

[@captaingalaxxy77]

Both for me (I live in a city)

[@jovetj]

My state in the middle of the country has over 800 times the area of, say, Massachusetts, but less than 30% of the population. Sounds pretty cramped over there!

[@wikkedspindl]

Do a tour of your city or town. I'm sure the homes are different than in the US. Things to do and places to go. Different foods or favorite restaurants. Snacks, foods and such.

[@MoreAdamCouser]

love you guys!

[@marksmith4892]

Adam, Purchase Power Parity (PPP) means, purchase a bundle of goods & services with $100 in the USA. Now, take $100 and convert it to Yuan and try to buy the same bundle of goods and services in China proportional to the bundle in America. Is the bundle larger or smaller?? In China, it's 20% larger. Why does this happen? Isn't money just money? No, because certain currencies are in more demand around the world than other currencies. The US Dollar is in greatest demand because that's the safest place for the world to invest their money. Why? Well, historically, because we are very well defended, our economy is very strong, we have tons of natural resources, the political system is (supposedly) stable, and we have a lot of powerful allies. So that means, if I want to give somebody in possession of Chinese Yuan some dollars, they will have to give me a ton of Yuan at the global market rate or else I'll give my dollars to somebody else who will. So what this means is that if China's GDP measured in dollars is slightly behind America's GDP, then their GDP PPP will be substantially greater than America's GDP because after you convert their GDP in dollars to Yuan, those Yuan will go much further. What this means in effect is that China is producing more goods & services than USA, but per capita (per person) incomes in terms of PPP will be lower than America because their GDP PPP is being distributed across more than a billion people whereas America's population is less than a third of that.

[@williamlee588]

There are just under 8 million Irish in Ireland... There are over 35 million Irish-Americans in the US.

[@lottalotto691]

Not that it matters, just wanted to point out that there are about 8 - 9 million people in NYC. When he says there are 18 million people in new york city, he is actually reffering to the greater new york area, or the tri-state area. Which is actually includes two other states, New Jersey and Connecticut, hence "tri"-state. Still, half of that 18m people are in NYC, which is still a fkton.

[@JPMadden]

At 3:44, that's Greenland, which looks far larger than it actually is because the curved surface of the Earth has been converted to a flat map.

[@caladbolg777]

It's still huge though. It's the same size as Mexico.

[@wildwesley9328]

Yeah. That makes Africa look tiny when in reality you could fit majority other countries in the world inside the African Continent.

[@joshuadenoyer3738]

What is the relationship like between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland? As an American I am just curious what that dynamic is like given the long, complicated history.

[@MoreAdamCouser]

It’s absolutely fine, any one who still holds anger is a sad, sad person.

[@CruxusAshbourne]

I live in North Carolina. North Carolina is larger than Switzerland. Switzerland is 3.1 times smaller at 41,277 sq km. North Carolina is roughly 126,161 sq km.

[@mbourque]

recent announcement was that the U.S. has just over 1,200 KNOWN military bases around the world....

[@tenchraven]

"Bases" includes places where we have less than fifty troops and some State Department and intel types camped out in a corner of a friendly country's largest air base. Thats a dozen airplane mechanics, some commo guys, a medic or two, and some admin staff. Or trainers, trying to teach the host country's NCOs and officers how to not be useless, or teaching technical troops like those mechanics I mentioned. 50 year old Hueys and M113s (not a tank, it's a box truck with tracks and armour you can put a fire axe through) don't fix themselves. Nothing to get hysterical about. At least we're honest- the Chinese do the same thing, they just deny it.

[@dylanross5510]

We were in Northern Ireland in 2018 and absolutely loved it. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Says a lot for your country!

[@joshuaking34]

"Now that's a lot of fartin." Adam Couser, 2024.

[@Charlee1776]

That offer to answer our questions is a loaded one. I could come up with a million! I think a good place to start is, what is the one thing/place that you consider a MUST show to anyone visiting Northern Ireland? Or I could let you have a top 5 if it's too hard to pick 1😄

[@pooftiger]

We have lakes you could float Britain in.

[@dgp397]

There were 100,000 farts reported in the USA last year, but many people are not honest when filling out the Fart-Form

[@tenchraven]

I built my own fartgun, the Feds have no paperwork on it.

[@danbaker300]

Since you asked: you could almost fit 700 Northern Irelands in the US. Not quite, but close. Northern Ireland is about the size of Connecticut (the third-smallest state). There are 11 states larger than the entire UK. Canada is huge, but a lot of it is almost-uninhabitable tundra. The northern three territories alone are as big as the 7 largest countries in Europe combined ... with a combined population that's less than half of the city of Belfast.

[@connorredshaw5650]

I'm planning on going to visit one of my younger sisters and her wife in October they live in missouri. It will be my first time travelling to the USA I'm so excited. 😊

[@benning138]

Lol! I live in Arnold, Mo. I would say that Missouri is a decent place to visit. Not a good place to live. I highly recommend visiting Branson, Mo. It's a very beautiful place to see.

[@connorredshaw5650]

@benning138 I'm planning on staying in America for 2 weeks. I'll try and add that to my list of places to visit.

[@archersfriend5900]

Missouri is awesome! You get mountains and lakes or prairies and crops.

[@mbourque]

the current budget for the U.S. military was just announced at $849.8 BILLION for 2024

[@bobprivate8575]

There's also some variance based on how exactly you classify expenses. Tens of billions gets allocated annually to the US Army Corps of Engineers to maintain navigable waterways. Some will deduct this amount from the military budget, since it's an infrastructure expense. Is the US Coast Guard military or not? Technically they are, and have served actively in times of war, but most of the duties they perform are of a civilian nature.

[@tenchraven]

Of which a not inconsiderable chunk is veterans benefits. And DARPA funding for pure science research, like how to make sea water drinkable at a sustainable price point. Most of the funding for the Ebola vaccine research is DARPA to, not the CDC. All maintenance of the GPS system is part of that. Property taxes paid to local and state government for military facilities ranging from recruiter's offices to traning ranges bigger than some states. Every time the Air Force flies in disaster relief, the air time, maintance and usually the cargo are all DOD money. So lets not get our ovaries in a bunch, ok?

[@kiaayo33]

It's crazy that China spends the same amount of money just to keep their citizens in line and on a leash, makes sense why Asian immigrant numbers have 10x+ in the last couple of years!

[@hollyhagelin2451]

I Googled it. Northern Ireland would fit into the US 696 times. . . . I live in Maryland & it would hold 2 1/2 Northern Ireland.

[@pinkonesie]

Oh, anything about Northern Ireland. I'd be completely fascinated. Walk down the road with your camera and talk about the things you see.

[@george217]

The NYC Metropolitan Area has 10 times the population of Northern Ireland...

[@mbourque]

Texas by itself would be the 40th largest country in the world if it became a separate country... (and it's GDP would rank very high in the world also)

[@ethanashley2141]

i think it’s GDP would be 6th or 5th internationally.

[@KR-yq5ce]

Here you go. More people of Irish ancestry live in America than all of Ireland

[@GDM-f4i]

Adam, I have a question. Will Northern Ireland and the south ever reunite into one nation? I’ve read a lot of Irish history but that question has lingered for years. Thank you, fantastic reaction as usual. - Greg

[@sdrawkcabUK]

The 1998 agreement that ended the fighting was, basically that they can vote on this whenever they like. So when Irish Catholic/nationalists get a majority (which recently occurred) their parties will push for a referendum. Reality is it will be an extremely close and contentious vote a la Brexit or Trump/biden which risks sparking renewed violence. If the vote is for a United Ireland, there will still be a large minority in the region bitterly opposed to it who will seek to sabotage it. Mainland British ppl would not be opposed but would be a bad look pulling out amidst civil strife and violence. For this reason many ppl in the republic are apprehensive about it as well. Anyway that’s my mainland British view for what it’s worth.

[@GDM-f4i]

@@sdrawkcabUKThank you for the detailed answer, I know from history it is a complicated and emotional issue; I just didn’t know how things were today and looked for the future.

[@backforblood3421]

Yes. Canada is larger in total land area, but they all live on the border.

[@ZeroTolerance-tk9ce]

My nearest neighbor is about a half mile away. I could never live in a big city.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

My grandparents were from Northern Ireland, I loved to listen to their stories and descriptions of their homeland, now I get to listen to your reaction to my homeland, thank you for these truly enjoyable videos.

[@daleb1279]

If Wikipedia is believed on sizes, then the United States is about 686 times the size of Northern Ireland. All of what is considered the continent of Europe is roughly the same size as the United States.

[@mslisadianemorse]

No claustrophobic feels here! I have 10 acres with my nearest neighbors half a mile and 3/4 mile away. Takes 15-20 minutes to get to a gas station, and 25 minutes to grocery store. 😊

[@JiggyMagpie]

I actually do have a question about Northern Ireland. US citizen here. I’m from North Carolina (Charlotte). It’s been years since I’ve been to Northern Ireland. Not to bring up the troubles or start anything, but do they still have the fences and walls separating Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods?

[@bevinboulder5039]

The last I saw they do, but I will bow to Adam's superior knowledge if he responds.

[@aura81295]

Never been to any part of Ireland (although considered it at one point until traveling abroad became so complicated, and I got lazier/more content to stay put). However, I have wondered the same. Seems a bit like the Mason-Dixon line here in the U.S. (also from NC - howdy neighbor @JiggyMagpie👋).

[@ThomasKidd-ij6sh]

Belfast born and raised guy here there are still "peace walls" in some places I have one out behind my house because I live on an interface

[@bevinboulder5039]

@@ThomasKidd-ij6shThanks for the confirmation!

[@tj_2701]

This video is just chock full of Adam saying thing's that will have you wanting to say "that's what she said" lol

[@marieprince1454]

Also born and raised in Northern New York, the st Lawrence River was the only thing separating 2 countries.

[@ElyonDominus]

The bulk of the US - Canada border is an empty expanse carving forests into two. Some places it's just a wooden post on the ground and people living within speaking distance of the other country. Not shouting / yelling distance - speaking.

[@tenchraven]

I grew up in Vermont. You go to Derby, the easiest way to go to Canada is go out the north door of the town library and into Sherbrook in Quebec. Used to be easy- call for a pizza to go, cross the street, get your pizza in another country. Now you need a passport- the Mounties get hysterical if you bring a pocket knife north, and the Customs guys won't let take a salad south.

[@ElyonDominus]

Y'all are cowards for not doing the math: 4,999,500,500 farts per day in the US. That's 4.99 billion farts per day. This assumes the US has a population of 333,300,000. Given that on average people generally fart between 10 and 20 times per day I split the difference to 15.

[@jdot3345]

Btw, the fact the US isn’t the largest military is wrong. The ACTIVE number is lower, but we have millions of inactive aka reserve military personnel & that doesn’t even include some support staff.

[@hudsonball4702]

The average person gives of 5-15 farts per day, so lets go with 10. Given there are currently 327,000,000 people in the US that would be roughly 3,270,000,000 on average a day of farts in the US alone. And people want to complain about Cow farts!

[@Emm-os1qo]

I have a question. Living in the US, we have a lot of holidays since we have such a diverse population from all around the world. What holidays does Ireland celebrate?

[@Ameslan1]

Hey Adam Couser, I hope you come to USA soon so you can go visit Walmart in your pajamas! LOL! You would fit right in here in the USA!

[@generoberts9151]

Thought we would hear more about the overall topography versus economic statistics. America’s real unique wonders are it’s diverse environments . Scenic beauty

[@josephromance3908]

Given what you now know about the US -- what do you think would surprise an American about Northern Ireland?

[@itsiJonesy]

The U.S is about 140 times bigger than the entirety of Ireland from what I have gathered.. sooo the size compared to just Northern Ireland is gonna be even bigger!

[@Anne.Pinkerton]

That's why I live in the country away from the cities! I prefer being surrounded by animals than people!

[@catherinesearles1194]

That's American active duty...we may have more than 2 times that in reservists and military that can be called up, plus if needed a draft of both men and women.

[@ScribbleScrabbless]

6:28 I paid $28,000 for an ambulance ride 😅

[@nikkis7375]

I love living in a small town with only 2,000 other people lol. I like driving without seeing any other people on the road 😂

[@bnotapplicable7000]

Correction: EVERYTHING is bigger in the USA; EVERYTHING in the USA is bigger in TX. Lesson here - it's bigger here!

[@BalletMum14]

The size of the USA in comparison to other countries is why it boggles me when people from other countries do their comparison reaction videos. Specially when it turns out that the video creator has been to only one state and only visited a few cities in said state. Some of these creators make it sound like they are experts based on their limited exposure in the USA. Some states are huge that these states are subdivided into regions with each region different for one another.

[@StevenSmith-w4p]

You can fit all of England in Texas! With room left over to drive 5-6 hours lol

[@_RanaR_]

As an American, I couldn't imagine living in a big city... farts aside.

[@thefloridaman41]

Keep in mind Russia and Canada have a lot of unlivable arctic land so the US is a lot larger than the video is giving it credit for.

[@Adiscretefirm]

As the Fat Electrician said "this is America, we don't make sense, we make dollars"

[@susanworkman529]

Canada is larger in land mass. Most Canadians live in the lower portion of Canada closer to the U.S/Canadian border. The northern part of Canada is mostly uninhabited. No,.not Iceland, its Greenland. Iceland is a much smaller island country near Greenland. (Pres. Trump tried to buy Greenland. How do you buy a country? 😂)

[@kalebbort9246]

Im a new subscriber and I love the tornado videos. Been looking through your channel and love them. Thanks

[@catherinesearles1194]

There's 8 different accents on my block.

[@JustMe-dc6ks]

Alaska and Hawaii definitely not to scale in the thumbnail.

[@Jsawyer1974]

NYC for me is claustrophobic.

[@dianecomly6132]

I'd love to see a vlog of your town. And of a pub.

[@jimwise4307]

You could fit about 696 Northern Irelands into the United States. If that means 696 little daddies, I am all for it.

[@rchaven9671]

it takes a 18 to 20 hour drive or around 1400 miles(2200 km) to get from california to colorado

[@mbourque]

the U.S. is 3rd largest in land size and 3rd largest in population and 1st in military, 1st in GDP, 1st in technology... and 1st in Freedoms.... (BUT part of having freedoms is the responsibility of your choices... ) Canada is larger than the U.S. in land, but nearly ALL of it is unlivable as 90% of their population is within 200 miles of their southern border since they can't live in the rest of it.... this also means their population is MUCH smaller than the U.S....

[@ElyonDominus]

We are not first in freedoms. That's simply propaganda. We're first in military spending, largely ahead on technology, but both require materials from our adversaries so that's not really a huge win. We're also first in prison populations. The UK and most of Europe have similar or more freedoms than the US does.

[@USFirst1776]

​​​@@ElyonDominuswho has more freedoms than us? Don't say Europe, cops will show up at your door if you're mean online.... and many can't use guns for self-defense or even carry them on their person....

[@RhondaKennedy63]

we're probably related. LOL, but seriously! We have a large Irish immigrant population. Have you seen Dave Nihill's comedy bit? He's Irish and talks about the Immigration process, and differences in US & Irish life

[@RhondaKennedy63]

Canada is huge, but mostly uninhabited. More than 50% of Canada's population live around the great lakes (for farmlands) and within 150 miles of the US border

[@snakepliska837]

"can you imagine how many farts per day in America?" I try not to. The majority of American farts are from cows, I imagine.

[@kisili7319]

And dogs. My Pug had quite a number of farts a day.

[@craigmarr7986]

You get 0 farts from cows, because a cow can't fart, because of their 4 part stomach.

[@snakepliska837]

@@craigmarr7986 4 stomachs must mean 4 butts, and therefore; 8 times more farts.

[@craigmarr7986]

@@snakepliska837 You are not very smart, are you.

[@snakepliska837]

@@craigmarr7986 I believe you're the one who doesn't understand satire, and aside from that... cows actually flatulate from both ends (MORESO through the mouth) so I wouldn't go around talking about "smart," if I were you. Edit: I chose not to address your punctuation or sentence structure, because I assume you're still in school. 👍Study hard!

[@jovetj]

3:45 Remember to keep the map projection in mind. The Earth is a round surface. When you want to model the Earth's surface as a flat map, you have to decide how you're going to "convert" from a curved surface to a flat surface. The usual method of projection makes things near the Equator look normal, but things near the poles look grossly oversized. Canada is indeed bigger in area than the US, but Greenland isn't nearly as big as it looks on that map. Look at a globe!

[@TheBulletTrain]

According to Google: Northern Ireland is 5,456 Sq Miles USA is 3,809,525 Sq Miles That means 698.227 Northern Irelands could fit inside of the United States The video however said that the United States is 5,680,000 Sq Miles. I cannot find anywhere online to support that number, but assuming they are correct then you could fit 1041.06 Northern Irelands in the USA.

[@thepimpedlink9578]

“Only 8 accents” just about every state has its own accent

[@circedelune]

And often multiple accents within states.

[@ChefPatrickChase]

imagine if we could harvest the methane from all of our daily farts. the possible energy from it might power a small town for a day

[@kfnccook]

You know it's amazing how populated New York is but what?They don't tell you is.That it's falling apart and it's dirty in most places unless you're rich

[@michaeldudek7831]

OK.....To answer your Question: As the Video states, The U.S. is 5,680,000 Square Miles. I checked and Northern Ireland is 5456 Square Miles. Divide 5456 into 5,680,000..... That's 1041 Northern Irelands! And I still don't know why UR f***** around with those Brits?! Go Emerald Isle Forever!!

[@HoosierJedi]

As an American, I don’t get what’s so hard about the size of the US to understand. Just look at a map or a globe. The US is clearly about the same size as Europe, though I think the math says Europe is about 5% larger. Yet people from over the pond come to somewhere like NYC and think they can hop over to Nashville for lunch or drive to Miami in three hours. Come on!

[@estherpistone6859]

How many Irelands fit in the USA? How big is Ireland? US & European Countries Size Comparison Ireland may seem large in terms of influence, but when it comes to land area it is much smaller than the US. In fact, the United States is around 140 times bigger than Ireland. That really puts the country's size into perspective.Nov 15, 2023

[@dorkandproudofit]

Late to the comments section, so I doubt you'll see this, but here's a tip for you and any other Europeans: think of the US less as a single country, and more as a bunch of separate countries that just happen to share a government.

[@michaeldudek7831]

Yeah! Why the F*** do you want to be part of the freakin' U.K.? ireland is miles Superior. Starting with the wonderful friendler people, better food..... don't even start with the Scenery. The Music, music music can't get enough of it. Been to Ireland 3 times..... going on a cruise with my Sister in the Fall! Nashville U.S. TO Dublin

[@Wiwiw1995]

It's around 5 billion farts per day with around 15 farts on average per American. This is compensating for women vs men, and the American diet with leaky gut syndrome. This is equivalent to around 3.96 million barrels of oil in volume, or for you across the pond, 1.33 billion pints of fart.

[@Catiko]

you could fit around ~698.22 of northern ireland in the united states (the us is around 3.8 million square miles, while northern ireland is around 5k square miles)

[@raininglaser5695]

Here is a scale of the size of the US: The surface area of the US is 9.83 million square km including Alaska (9.1 million without) The surface area of Europe is 10.19 million square km. If you remove Germany from Europe then Europe and the US would have the same surface area

[@Hat_Uncle]

Canada is larger, but it's meager 39 million population is mostly in the lower 1/8th of the country. "Most" of Canada is like "most" of Russia, uninhabitable. ... as compared to 334 million citizens, 48 million immigrants, and 18 million illegals (400 million give or take a few) that live pretty evenly distributed once you take cities out of the equation. (The data used in the video was the 2018 census data, way out of date. Especially for illegals, we've gotten at least 11 million in two years based on Border Patrol reports.) BTW, the current average health care cost is $13.5k per person in the USA, so that would be $5.4 TRILLION a year, or stated another way, 86% of the government's entire budget. (answering a previous videos question on why we do it the way we do.) If you want to see how bad the system other countries use would "work" here, you just have to look at the VA. (Veteran's Administration) There are 9.2 million vets treated by them annually. Many people die waiting on treatment there, the bureaucracy is just too large to be effective. People, normal citizens who pay attention, know this and that's why we fight going to that type of system.

[@thseed7]

Every person farts an average of 17 times per day. Population of the U.S. is 333.29 million people. That means there are roughly 5,665,930,000 farts in the United States every single day.

[@ph1438]

Anything we want to know, ummm are there really Leprechauns? Just kidding, but no...

[@Timliesl]

over 688 Northern Irelands would fit into the entire USA. Wyoming is larger than the whole U.K. - and Wyoming has only about 1/2 a million people in it.

[@Dante1920]

The population of the U.S is around 330,000,000, on average, a human farts 15 times a day. Which means there would be roughly 4,950,000,000 farts in the U.S per day. Given our diet over here, that number is probably substantially higher😂

[@brandispry576]

You have to do a reaction video on the Texas Economy 💵 We have the 8th largest economy in the world 🌎 BIGGER than Russia, Canada and Italy. Our GDP is $2.4 trillion.

[@renlyspeach7622]

Apparently, humans fart between 3 and 40 times a day. The Google AI said it was 10 to 20 on average. With 330M people, as of whenever this video was made, that would mean anywhere from 1 to 13.2 billion human farts. You're welcome. Just don't ask about pets, wildlife, or livestock. You're on your own, there.

[@tomgardner2638]

My family and I have been told we had roots in County Down, so we are just starting to look into it. Also, weird enough I guess somewhere in there when the old Vikings came invading they "inter-mingled" with family too. We have Norwegian/Icelandic/Swedish/Danish blood at around 17-26%

[@pyrovania]

How many miles across Northern Ireland? The Los Angeles-Orange County urban area is about 100 miles x 50 miles. That's a large city.

[@mikeradford4953]

what they don’t say about america spending the most in health care… that’s what our government and taxes spend on health care… If we went to universal like many others, it would triple

[@jdot3345]

Canada is larger than the US but has less residents in their entire country than California has on its own. As for farts, I don’t know about humans, but living in Central California where there are 3 cows per every 1 human, the amount of cow methane is INSANE!! We literally RUN to get inside our cars/homes/jobs during the winter months (especially if it’s foggy) just so we don’t have to smell the air outside. FYI, I live in a city with just under 100k residents, but I’m also sandwiched between 2 major cities with over 1 million residents each, as well as a ton of smaller cities sprinkled along the way & yet, we somehow still have more cows than people!!

[@chrisswinerton9603]

So you wanted to know how many N.Irelands would fit inside the United States. Well the United States is 3,809,525 sq miles, and N.Ireland is 5,459 sq miles, so doing the math its comes out to about 700. ❤

[@retired4365]

Farts every year for all of Americans is 14,000,000,000,000. Thats 4000 farts per person a year on average. 4000÷365 =10.95 farts a day. Enjoy😂😂

[@emmawilde152]

Health insurance is more than 700 per month. To put that in perspective. The mortgage, taxes, and home insurance, is less than 800

[@coleensakamoto6844]

Wondering....Do you identify more as British, Irish or both? Would LOVE to see you take us on tours of Northern Ireland. Cities & countryside. Would love to meet more of it's people. Maybe you could get interviews with Kenneth Branagh or Jamie Dornan? Grin. Joking aside, this is a serious request.