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[@grahamejai6069]

I am a Aboriginal who loves watching you and your lil family, and like yous and you make me laugh

[@isaacsstopmotionstudio6114]

Same

[@mrsomeonewhoplaysgames]

I honestly thought it was indigenous. What you want me to call you guys

[@ginadonadio16691]

@@mrsomeonewhoplaysgamesthat’s not nice. It’s either Aboriginal or Indigenous. Google does help. We’re not offended by being called either aboriginal or indigenous 💀

[@mariangrimsdell1112]

@@ginadonadio16691what a breath of fresh air , I am Irish ☘️, I was called so many things growing up especially in the 70’s and I couldn’t care less, they are just labels that some random jerk would make up 👏👏👏

[@blackfyrerose2292]

Someone has to send the poor boy Australian coffee so he doesn't have to drink his American swill.

[@louiserawle8999]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bluedogreddogstumpy5868]

Iv never seen a bloke take that long to drink a beer!!!! 🤣👍🍻

[@solreaver83]

When you drink and american beer it makes sense why it takes so long lol

[@Erizedd]

@@solreaver83 ooh burn. lol

[@PeterAtkinson]

@@solreaver83 You don’t like Corona? Corona’s a great beer. 👍

[@solreaver83]

@Peter Atkinson it's ok but doesn't work well for the joke

[@mari97216]

@@PeterAtkinsoncorona is not American though.

[@simonman3042]

Watched from UK, 4am here! You have a wonderful family Ryan. My 80 year old mother introduced me to all your channels! She refers to you and Tyler as, "Those two nice lads!" 😂

[@justkateyo7841]

Who's Tyler? 🤨 Now I feel like I'm missing something lol.

[@Lilygirl283]

@@justkateyo7841 his twin brother he does a lot of reaction on norway.. youtube.com/@TylerRumple

[@simonman3042]

Tyler is Ryan’s twin brother. Tyler has 3 channels & reacts to - UK, Norway & Canada. Ryan also has 2 other channels & apart from Australia, Ryan also reacts to Germany & UK/Europe. Ryan & Tyler also have a reaction channel together too. Check out - Tyler Rumple, Tyler Bucket, Tyler Walker, Ryan Wass, Ryan Wuzer & Ryan & Tyler.👍😀.

[@justkateyo7841]

@@simonman3042 thank you! I will definitely have to check them out :)

[@Richy.Boi.]

Britney is such a good mum ❤ and yes we say mum not mom

[@DaveWhoa]

Ryan has exemplary taste in women, she's very cool

[@marciatargato8093]

Lol 😆 🤣 😂

[@UnnLykley]

do you also say muther and not mother?

[@cleftturnip7774]

​@@UnnLykleyno

[@L0U1SE]

@@UnnLykleyyes like u in under

[@tylerticoalu5215]

Australian expat in Indonesia thanks you for allowing me to feel closer to home. I wish you success and happiness in all you do. Onya mate 👍

[@rogerramjet6429]

I caught a guy from Australia Post, delivering my parcel, taking a photo, then picking it up and taking it again. He didn't know I had just pulled up on my motorbike across the road.

[@streaming5332]

They take a photo when they safe drop. If you can't find the parcel the PO has proof they delivered it.

[@Freemanjacobt]

omg i lost it when he said skull the beer and you touched it to your head lmaooo, skull means drink the whole thing in one go btw

[@lynnhamps7052]

Fascinating how so different the landscape, wildlife and lifestyle is to the UK and yet we share so much in common, Mars bars are British as are shortbread biscuits, Tim Tams are the same as our Penguin biscuits, we also have the same sense of humour and habit of swearing and taking the rise out of the people we care about, sarcasm is our second official language..lol...even our currency is very similar.... I have met many Aussies and each and every one has been a joy, we are def much more alike than you'd imagine, considering how far apart we are geographically.. Great live session Ryan...love the naturalness off it all...😀👍🇬🇧🇺🇸 🇦🇺

[@mehere8038]

I was shocked in this video to realise Ryan didnt' know what a Mars bar was, I thought they were from the US, but I guess they're from the UK, thanks for that :) I didn't think they were an Aussie thing On the Tim Tams though, which was first out of them & Penguins? I'm suspecting TimTams, or at least that TimTams are the bigger one

[@Reneesillycar74]

We do share similarities 😊 Interesting fact: The Uk actually introduced polymer notes 28 years after Australia. The Reserve Bank of Australia & CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation-an Australian Government Agency) developed the polymer notes & CSIRO patented them in 1973. Australia started introducing the notes in 1988 & the UK in 2016, I believe. I’m not much of a chocolate fan & I haven’t tried a Penguin, although it would be fun to compare 😁✌🏼

[@lyt48]

Dude, there’s nothing different between Australia & Britain. It literally still functions like a British colony, actively converting all its immigrants into the English culture. Their “Australian” accents are literally a rip off from one of the British accents!! There literally is no “Australian” accent!! Except some minor differences in lifestyle, especially politics related, all else is the same. Overdosing on bread, desserts, alcohol, Anglo culture, only those Christian festivals being public holidays, worshipping colonizers aka Elizabeth etc who they consider their family. Other immigrants who were colonized by the Brits are forced to worship their colonizers. Australians literally think they are Brits, act like them, speak like them- same stiff upper lip, same brushing emotions under the rug, same sarcasm, same passive aggression to the hilt, same superficial social niceties, same constant swearing- culture is identical for the most part! Except for a rare few different words- most don’t know any language other than English & convert immigrants into only English speakers who forget all their native languages. They still give special privileges to the Brit families who migrate here. It’s the same tribalism going on. Some superficial things are different but 80% is the same. It is called a mini Britain by many immigrants!! Brit movies and TV shows are much better though. But Australians do not really consider Britain a different country except with some superficial sports rivalries & the like. They’ve literally gaslit non British immigrants too to think the Britain is their “motherland”! My foot!

[@glennboyd939]

An e-moo is some type of electric cow.

[@dylanfosterphotography6985]

That's shocking

[@nicolecrichton9654]

I love that Jace can’t stop looking at the Vegemite shapes. So funny 😂

[@mazzymakka2770]

Never seen a man get so happy to get socks on Christmas

[@Wowwwzaaa]

Well he does only own one pair of shoes! Of course he’s gonna get excited 😆

[@DaveWhoa]

never seen a man get so many socks on Christmas

[@sharonplunkett1578]

Australia loves you guys for keeping it real, the little problems just add to our entertainment. Great Live

[@Carol_65]

Thanks for not giving up on the live stream. You have such a lovely family. For some reason I woke up in the middle of the night and went on YT. So glad I did.❤ Have a great evening.

[@helenmcconnelly1961]

Watched the replay. It's always fun watching you and your awesome family. I would've come on to the live, but I never got any notification that you were doing one. Bugger! Thanks for your videos Ryan, we look forward to them every day. 😄

[@MrThomas864]

Same

[@Bellas1717]

Here too

[@randalltheuekauf6043]

Australian slang for a pregnant woman you say shes UP the Duff

[@MKSouthernStar]

What a beautiful family. I love watching yiu opening gifts amd learn more about our beautiful country. So glad you got some indigenous artwork! Look forward to Jace's Australian themed birthday party!

[@fender282]

You have to find the old Vegemite ad with the jingo and sing it to Jace. There isn’t one Ozzie who doesn’t know this jingle. He will be a “happy little vege mite” then.❤😊

[@shannongirdler5479]

I remember that add still sing it to this day. 😂😂😂 it’s a catchy tune

[@Kaelioscope92]

"We all enjoy our vegemite for breakfast, lunch and tea" 😁😂

[@sarahhumphreys3980]

We all love our Vegemite We all adore our Vegemite We're growing strong with every tin 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@rebeccamccoy7294]

Because we love our Vegemite, we all adore our Vegemite 😂still remember it at 46 lol

[@helmuthschultes9243]

Platypus is a MONOTREME an egg laying mammal, other one is the Echidna (spiny ant eater)

[@Ibis-of-Equilon]

another wish i have for you ryan is that we get to see you on one of our mainstream morning news segments . " australias most loved american youtuber , Ryan Was. hes seen a recent rise to aussie youtube stardome erlier this year seeing 100k subs . with his quirky reactions to our culture , animals and weird words ""emoo"" how ya goin ryan " " happy arvo !! "

[@loganjones6895]

Someone send the book Wombat Stew. It's a classic Australian picture book probably in all schools. I think we've all read it as a kid.

[@susie9893]

Nope. Diary of a Wombat: Jackie French. Much funnier and (slightly) educational

[@xenamerry]

Who told you these things about birthday cakes and fairy bread. What you described (buttered bread with sprinkles) is 'hundreds and thousands'. We call them that because that's what we call the sprinkles, too. These might be tiny round balls in rainbow colours or tiny long bits in rainbow colours. Fairy bread is something else. It's really Melba Toast. My Grandma made it in her wood fired oven. I've never had the same since. It was still white when it became crisp. It's basically a dried, crisped slice of bread.

[@marisaevancoe9837]

I LOVE that emu!!!! What beautiful gifts! He's getting a tooth already - That's early - very advanced!

[@somefatbugger]

You have a gorgeous family. Much love and best wishes to you all.

[@karenobrien6004]

Hi Ryan, my dad was born in Tambo… it is a small town WAY out western Queensland with a population of only 370.

[@dianen8962]

Missed the live but enjoyed all of it later. You have a lovely family. Jace is gorgeous and so strong. I think Ryan you should share more of your goodies on camera with Britney!!!!!..she seems to miss out

[@franbenson8294]

Ryan receiving you loud and clear. looking forward to seeing what Ausy box has to offer, hey good fun. Thinking of sending you one from South Australia with local goodies. Can't believe how much Jace has grown , what a beautiful baby. Great to see you all. Fran🥳

[@benson554]

W.A 🤪👍

[@annoyed2222]

Tea towel is used to dry your dishes after you wash them I have the blue and red bird at the bottom It is called an Eclectus parrot

[@mehere8038]

Is that an Aussie bird? I didn't think it was. I've got lorikeets (rescues) that are fun, but messy!

[@annoyed2222]

@mehere8038 Yes it is it comes from a few places New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Cape York Peninsula in Queensland I have wild Rainbow Lorikeets in the backyard at the moment I live in Australia 🇦🇺

[@mehere8038]

@@annoyed2222 hmm ok, interesting, so only the real tropics, but I still didn't know it was an Aussie one. Backyard is good for lorikeets imo, far less messy :) my 2 are too emotionally damaged to ever be able to be wild though, they're cage birds for life unfortunately & still messed up even then! I've got wild cockies & they're easier to train & tamer than my pet ones, due to the abuse my pet ones had in their former home :( I've actually just started playing around with some training with one of the wild cockies & been amazed how easy it is to train it compared to my 2!

[@iamkat-agnt99-ash-kbt.59]

You guys are so sweet, I love your family. Make sure you be nice to these guys peps. They are our kinda people. ♡♡♡

[@deannatroy8113]

The first plastic note to come out in Australia was a $5 note and it came with a panflet explaining all of the amazing things about it. One of the cool things was that you could scratch the queens head off with a coin. People started scratching of the head and re-drawing in her head with interesting faces. The note was swapped very fast.

[@fionamadafiglio9891]

Those cards from Ozzy Man Reviews are hilarious! They have a battery, so you need to pull the plastic tab to hear them. Just as well you didn't do that live! 😆😄😆

[@deannatroy8113]

Did you know that the Australian Magpie creates the exact same sounds as R2D2? Actually I think the sounds are just taped straight from the bird. Heard it outside my window every now and then, and couldn't work out where it was coming from, til I saw the bird singing it one day. Their vocal ability is incredible, and this is just one of the sounds it can make. I tried to find one singing it online, but couldn't.

[@karenstark-os3gj]

Sliced bread, butter, then springles on top of the buttered bread. Cut into 4 small triangles.

[@annieamiguet7356]

What a wonderful family you make. Beautiful ❤

[@lindsay1971]

Hey Ryan, just wanted to say thank you for your content, it's great to see someone enjoy another culture. Let me know the next time you'll do one of these, I would like to send you something!

[@Mlewis002]

Hey Ryan! I watch your videos and love your enthusiasm for Aus! I'm an Aussie living in Alberta, Canada. I grew up in the Outback! A town called Broken Hill, NSW. I'll give you some "pronunciation" tips for some of the cities you have watched videos for (and animals) starters EMU is phonetically pronounced "Eem-you" Melbourne is said Mel-bun" Cairnes is said "Cans" Canberra is said "Can-bra" Brisbane is said "Briz-bin" Arnott's is said "Are-nits" Even after 15 years living in Canada...my country Aus accent hasn't wavered! You have a lovely family! PS you should watch videos on the RFDS (Royal Flying Doctor Service) and School of the Air...it's a way of life to get educated or health services in the Outback!

[@minniemouse6254]

Sounds about right. Brisbane is more like Brissie.

[@Mlewis002]

@@minniemouse6254 Yes..Brizzy is the "nickname"👍...or "Briz Vegas!!" 😅🤣

[@minniemouse6254]

@@Mlewis002 yep..I'm from Newcastle or Newy...still am hahaha!

[@Mlewis002]

@@minniemouse6254 ..well..at least we are both from the best state!! The "six degrees of separation" between "The Hill" and "Newie" is the mining! The ore mined from Broken Hill got sent to Newie to the smelters back in the days!! But I love Newcastle....it's a nice (understated) coastal city..and has Nobby's (the beach that is!!) 🤣😅

[@mehere8038]

Briz-bin sounds Kiwi lol

[@onigvd77]

oh dear Ryan, you got the fairy bred all wrong! it’s just a snack usually available at a kids birthday party, along with other treats and the birthday cake itself. the treats vary but are usually mini sausage rolls and party pies, slices and cup cakes, cocktail savs: a mini hot dog with no bread/roll

[@indigocheetah4172]

Please like Ryan 's video , as it helps . You have a lovely family .x

[@helmuthschultes9243]

Marking things FRAGILE can be so big a risk. It too often is an invitation to chucking around and putting as bottom box of a large stack of heavy boxes.😁😜💜💜💜

[@francismarshall8201]

Thank you for sharing time with your family

[@Wowwwzaaa]

The koala looks like a cover for a hot water bottle…that’s why it’s flat! You insert the hot water bottle inside…check if there an opening

[@belindahutchinson5333]

Great to see your lovely family ❤

[@ssllysmith8666]

Hey, if you ever do get to Australia, make sure you look me up! You and your family are more than welcome to stay with us! Can take you on tours etc. we’re in Victoria, near Melbourne. Your little boy isn’t so little anymore.

[@lundy825]

Hi Ryan abd Family hello from The Gold Coast Queensland. I enjoy your video reactions.

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

You're great company. I learn some things about Australia I never even knew myself as an Australian, and I learn things about the USA by you explaining the differences. Singing the nursery song "Bye Baby Bunting, Daddy's gone a hunting! To catch a baby rabbit skin, to wrap my baby bunting in!". (Old nursery rhymes keeping it real) Oh I WISH my grand parents stocked cherry ripe! "I like the spiders" One of us! One of us!

[@victoriamichelle7105]

Happy New Year to you and your delightful family 🎉❤

[@cherylsemrau7100]

Marsupials are animals that keep their young in a pouch. Koalas, kangaroos, etc. Bunting is a decoration. They used that word in Britain also. We have Mars bars in Canada. We have polymer bills. We have Tim Tams. The Dutch and Germans have sprinkles for bread.

[@kalinawood8090]

The way you say “Emo” it’s Emu 🤣🤣🤣

[@linmonash1244]

You need more than one Emu to have your own Emu War! Those Aussie animal shapes don't have to be for Xmas. They would make a great mobile to hang up over Jaces cot? Noooooo! to Vegemite Shapes. ONLY on hot buttered toast! Or hot buttered crumpet.

[@evenjacob4358]

I love the videos of your and your beautiful family's suprise with each Aussie STRAYAN gift. When feeling down my phone always finds your channel in seconds and that makes my day. You make me laugh with your Gullible Yanky Responces. It's cute it's real cool. It makes my happy Thanks mate. I'm Steve.

[@robe461]

A beautiful family. Come to Australia!!

[@kimenslow963]

G'day Ryan, beautiful family mate. Love ❤️ from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️

[@antheabrouwer3258]

Hey, I was camping over the weekend so missed this. I travelled on a plane to Ireland and back with a baby who was 3 months, and then back home again to Australia when he was 10 months. No issues. However, a poor mum with 4 children ranging from toddlerhood until primary school, was struggling with her children at that age. I reckon, go when he's a baby, or wait until he's older.

[@Richy.Boi.]

Thanks for sharing this Ryan, it was such a treat

[@rod370]

Hi, Bunting is a long string you hang up with triangle shapes on it or anything you want. You normaly see it on cruse ships.

[@mehere8038]

and I think the baby bunting references were refering to the store with that name

[@wendymortimer6862]

No, fairy bread is not the birthday cake - it is just a plate of food the kids can eat at a party. We all have proper birthday cakes.

[@dulciedb12]

Be careful if giving Vegemite to Jason. It can sometimes burn babies skin. Perhaps when he is around 2, and even then, just a small amount with lots of butter. 👶🥰

[@danni_by_the_bay]

Ryan, as you find your favourites and rejig your tier of “best/favourite” Aussie snacks and treats - you need to let us know when you are running low so more can be sent! No one should be without their favourite overseas foods! And when the weather warms up, please commit to a video of doing a traditional Aussie Sausage Sizzle on your BBQ. The Sausage Sizzle is one of the very few times we DON’T put butter (or margarine) on our bread! 😊 The traditional sausage riddle is done thing we can’t send itself, but we can send instructions! I’ll try and capture some video and tips from the experts. Sausage sizzles are usually found outside Bunnings (I guess Home Depot would be your closest equivalent store to Bunnings), as fundraisers for all sorts of community groups, junior sporting teams, health aids for a member of the community, community centre fundraisers that help those in financial need etc etc. I’m heading there this week. I’ll see if some of the “cooks” have some tips. Also - if you can, via vpn, access the “9 Now/nine now” app - Channel 9 is one of our nation wide free to air tv stations - see if you can find some episodes of a show called Snackmasters. Professional chefs are tasked with recreating common and favourite Aussie snacks, biscuits, ice creams etc and then judged by other chefs and reps from the company who make them and know the secrets of how to make them. You might find something there you’d like us to send you to try! P.s How do you spell your wife’s name? I can think of at least 3 different ways. It’s a bit of an Aussie thing wanting to get name spelling and pronunciations correct. I guess it comes from having so many unusual names of places here!

[@Teagirl009]

Lots of wonderful treats and gifts from generous Aussies. 🙂. Jace is adorable. Is there an email address that people can use to send their packages tracking numbers to you? That way you can also keep an eye out for when they are due/delivered.

[@mehere8038]

unless the package gets lost, it's kinda better if he doesn't know it's coming & just gets the surprise though isn't it? He just needs to bribe the post office staff to be happy with all the packages by giving them some food out of some of them :)

[@jillheidke9197]

Ryan Emu is definitely pronounced like 'eem-you'.

[@xenamerry]

It's E-mew, as in a kitten mews. It can't be wrong how we say it because they're in Australia with us and I think the name is Aboriginal.

[@amyhudson1016]

You are such a cute family 😊 I love re-living some of those red faces episodes with you lol😅 keep up the great work 👍

[@tarshnottrash1483]

I seriously want a pair of those red back spider socks!!! I love how random and distracted you are Ryan 😂 & Britney & Jace are both gorgeous.

[@nicolecrichton9654]

It’s 8:30 pm in Mel-bin (Melbourne) and my 9 year old is eating fairy bread for dinner as it is the summer holidays and hot with daylight saving time right now 🤦‍♀️

[@mehere8038]

hey Ryan, to convert temps to Celcius easily, 0=freezing, 100=boiling & comfort temps are the same as ages, so if the temp in c. is about the same as when your body was at it's peak, it feels good :) For men, about 18-22, for women, about 22-26 is the age & temperature they tend to like best. 40 is "over the hill" too old/too hot, near to your 100f

[@missm2589]

I have been adulting for a while now and I still love fairy bread. For those not from Aussieland though, you need a decent slathering of salted butter or margarine and you NEED to use "hundreds and thousands" sprinkles, not those crappy long ones cuz that's nasty. Would love to see a reaction. Loved this vid and your fam is lovely 😊 Greetings from Radelaide 🙃

[@mehere8038]

as a kid, I actually liked the long ones much better as fairy bread, even went through a faze where I refused to eat it with the round hundreds & thousands

[@missm2589]

@@mehere8038 Oh the shame!!! Haha 😋

[@ladymanners618]

In winter you can make Vegemite soup or tea for keep your B group vitamins up.

[@Jessie20032]

😂😂love it ! I would send Tim tams more slams haha and tomato sauce haha beautiful family, Australian here 😁

[@michelleboyce6405]

Some fish and chip shops here in Australia will do Fried Mars Bars. It’s battered like a piece of fish and fried

[@stephenhall9073]

Yay from Melbourne

[@kristycameron9113]

Also songs I still call Australia home Waltzing Matilda We are Australian

[@frankiesullivan6015]

Hi Ryan I started out watching the live but my granddaughter came for a visit so I had to leave, I watched the replay it was hilarious 😅

[@bevcd3625]

It’s was worth the wait. 😂 Love you and your beautiful family. 🫶🫶🫶✌️

[@soniacampbell7964]

Tambo Teddies are all handmade in a little town in Western Queensland. I am sure one was given to Prince George as a gift.

[@c1osmo]

Safest and easiest to visit/travel when they are pretty much stuck in the place you put them down. So do OT soon b4 you spend the entire holiday chasing the little frikkers all over!

[@susie9893]

Especially on the plane. Once they're up and running long plane journeys are a nightmare until they're around 5 or so

[@stephenmcdonald7713]

stay alert Ryan, don't trust that Emu hiding in the back, PS hi from Australia, Temp at 42c, Jeeez bit warm as usual, well of ff to the beach, maybe the PUB ?????

[@sarahmckay5856]

lmao, fairy bread is white bread, you spread butter on the bread, then sprinkle hundreds & thousands on it, .. Its not a cake lmao to cute... you guys a adorable.. :)

[@kerrypapworth1526]

Put the chicken salt on your fries or wedges, YUM. LOL it’s pronounced eem you.

[@dani-88]

I found your channel like a day ago and have watched so many of your videos already, I love you guys haha☺️

[@janmckeever9860]

From Celsius to F is aprox. double plus 32. so if it is 20c it is around double (40) plus 32 so 72f

[@paulalymn4619]

It's eem-you (emu). Glad you had a good time with some Aussie goods. Want to see some good Aussie comedy legends: try Roy & HG, The Paul Hogan Show, Fast Forward, The Comedy Company, Tim Jeffries, John Clarke & Brian Dawe - to name but a few. Chicken salt is great on hot chips (fries). Try a Vegemite and cheese sandwich with butter. Love your channel.

[@xenamerry]

Red Back Spiders are related to your Black Widow Spider. They are the female of the species. I think the males are just brown. The Red Backs could kill a baby if it wasn't treated straight away but usually no one dies from a bite of theirs unless they have an allergy or aren't very well. They would be extremely painful, though. I've found some at my house with a huge body (about the size of a coin without adding the legs).

[@veronikataf5206]

There is an old assie song about finding a redback spider on the toilet seat. They like the dark so the song is probably about an outside toilet with primative wooden bench seat and a deep hole beneath it.

[@maxlmpact]

You need to try Australian Coke, we use natural sugar instead of corn syrup. Apparently there is a huge difference

[@Robert-cu9bm]

Yes definitely a difference, I moved to the UK and didn't really like the coke. I thought my tastes hays just changed or something. Went back on holiday and it was far better. Never really drank coke again in UK, till I had a imported one from Poland and it was nice again. I think they've changed the recipe again in the UK as it's not as bad as it used to be. So can imagine the US Coke isn't as good. PS: Fanta in the UK is yellow Vs the orange colour of Oz... But Brits think it's orange.

[@outbacktraveller58]

Currently, here (where it's AEST - daylight savings) it's 4:00PM.... and it says you broadcast 2 hours ago. Given that, and the fact it's Saturday in summer ..... and the rest of Australia is behind us in time, my guess is that there's a whole lot of people NOT at home when you started, so that may have impacted your numbers. I'm just at the start of the clip. so I dunno if the numbers grew significantly..... but just mentioning what may have impacted. HOPEFULLY, your numbers grew significantly as you progressed as you folk are really good value..... and I'm sure other Aussies have thanked you in the ast, but additional thanks from me.

[@helmuthschultes9243]

I have been on many international flights to Europe, Japan and Korea, one only Europe to Australia via USA (LA) and once to Hawaii. Most/many flights had babies among the passengers. There are seats near divider blocks with crib/table provisions normally available. Presuming not business or first class they may even have other arrangements. 😜🙂❤️❤️❤️ Though I suspect most First class might NOT BE HAPPY with baby present there. 😩😩😩😡😡😡

[@waynewest6987]

Happy Arvo Ryan. I’m a bit late but I love you, your family and your channel. ❤ G’day, G’day from W.A Perth, Western Australia. 🇦🇺

[@RobynLester-me7su]

Watching this way after you opened your presents. My god, it's excruciating seeing you open a package. We learnt how to ransack a pressie in seconds at my house when we were toddlers. Baby boy is cool, looks like Charlie Brown tho, (little bowling ball head).

[@stanleywiggins5047]

The bird with the long legs don't go MOOO

[@djsaxby]

Yes!!!! Chicken Salt. About time. Get yourself some hot French fries and cover them in chicken salt. It’s awesome.

[@geneva760]

Nice. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[@T.S.T2014]

If it’s not to late Hi from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.

[@dilligafoz8676]

happy arvo Ryan family

[@andyhunt5]

Happy arvo mate! It’s probs too long to react to for content, but check out a vid called “the Australia you’ve never heard of” by Anton somewhere. It shows my home city Melbourne in a great light and it’s only a glimpse of what we have to offer here. If you and your family are ever keen, I’d love to contribute to a go fund me to get you guys over to visit 😊

[@cassandramcfadyen1988]

Bunting is the V shaped hanging decorations at a parade or show.

[@cassandrakray1817]

I'm watching from Queensland Australia

[@bshorrock69]

We flew to the USA when our son was around 1 year old - took him to the USA and Mexico... Couldn't leave him at home, he struggled to get his own dinner at that age...

[@jamesperrett1887]

Ryan Please try Crumpets with a slither of vegimite and Emantala cheese toasted .. in a toaster oven ..It will open your taste buds, Buttter optional

[@aimeeduncan8187]

👋🏾 hi from queensland Australia , chicken salt on hot chips(fries to you) .

[@karlenerebecka1766]

You can can hang the tea towel like a picture on the wall...

[@margymckenzie7417]

in case no-one mentioned it...macadamia (nuts) are native to australia...even thpugh theres a macadamia industry in hawaii...their trees were cloned from an australian cultivar.