THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE USA & NEW ZEALAND

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[@edwardscissorhands5264]

"You can't attack us..we got the sheeps" That's the most frightening military threat ever.

[@signchillyonjave]

Hay I think you forgot some we have ORCS URUK-HAIS TROLLS AND SAURON!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@icymeel3083]

That's why I'm scared of nz

[@Squidboi6677]

Laser kiwi

[@Mr-DUMB]

And we have Gandalf edit: we have gumboot throwers don’t come when you touch the land the sheep will punch you back to the water and then will throw gumboots at you

[@cpdgcraz6257]

I was about to say that the americans are gonna attack us because he told them we had no millitery but then I saw this

[@palakquinn]

“Cooler.” “Cooler than what?” 😆😂🤣

[@Gooses_Pond]

freeza

[@EFDArt]

Esky

[@qonitabadegestm9989]

Coolers cool just like bartenDERS bartend!

[@Marqui91]

Than chillbins

[@saras.2173]

Cooler than if you didn’t put it in there

[@sarcasticnotsad5155]

*Puts on a southern accent* “I’m from Boston.”

[@4nyth1n94]

Eastern seaboard and South scream in sync

[@Lovetrain-io6kt]

F

[@bogget9549]

He sounds like a Texan Minnesotan hybrid

[@totallycrazystudios1801]

Lol, more southern midwestern

[@h.thumbsthomas5479]

@@bogget9549 that's it!

[@ghostlyrose8946]

I was born and raised in New Zealand, but have been living in America for ten years. You hit the nail on the head for each point! Love it!!! 🇳🇿🇺🇲

[@scripe1957]

haha vise versa for me!

[@creativesparks2164]

Really? You say howdy? 🤣

[@SpainBall24]

My favourite country is United States 🇺🇸 but I’m from New Zealand

[@SpainBall24]

He did a good American accent

[@janicemoore30]

@@creativesparks2164 Seriously. NO one I know greets someone with, "Howdy," unless they are goofing around. Born and raised in Washington State, USA. Maybe they say, "Howdy!" in Texas?

[@jbass6665]

You don't need an Air Force. You have Gandalf and giant eagles and mountain trolls.

[@DadaNabhaniilanandaTheMonkDude]

Good point, but the trolls are on the other side - they're close relatives of Donald Trump.

[@028TuvaluanHero]

We also have an actual wizard!

[@prehistoricangrybird5629]

Not even a joke, we have an official National Wizard

[@amandagymnast4514]

Don’t forget the flax weeble

[@kayleyclarkk]

True, we also have sheep. Lots of sheep.

[@savirazaria]

I didn't realize the American toilet's water line were THAT high

[@baileypaliolonga5620]

Zea lol it’s not. Some places, especially public restrooms, it can be kinda high, or really low. But most are much lower now. The newer toilets are lower. But some toilets do have very high water lines still.

[@savirazaria]

Bailey Paliolonga is it as low as the New Zealand’ one? I’m so concerned if you can get splashes when using it since theres too much water in it

[@baileypaliolonga5620]

@@savirazaria Not really, though I have seen some that are pretty low. And don't worry... Even with the higher ones, you don't get splashes. Lol. So you have nothing to fear!!!

[@mEDIUMGap]

I visited Dominikana once. And there was tubes with high water line. I was concerned a little. I was worried my dick will dive in the water while i'm sitting on a throne. And they say it is no splash system.

[@madeleineprice3556]

Zea bruh, the less water in it the grosser the experience is for me tbh

[@incognitomode3306]

"We don't really have a military, we've just got sheep." America: - VISIBLE CONFUSION

[@signchillyonjave]

You forgot Morder and Gondor and Rohan. We have those 3 cultures

[@tallguy4876]

Yeah their population is like 4.9 Million and the sheep population is like 26 Million 😂

[@deborahsiahaan9261]

@@tallguy4876 thas one more reason for me to live in NZ

[@classicjonesy]

Someone attacks NZ, America be like "you what m8?.. they've got sheep" right.. right?

[@rowynnecrowley1689]

Sheep: A 4 legged animal resembling a baby cow covered in marshmallows.

[@kumlekar9640]

I love how he swapped between like three different american accents.

[@BedardJ]

I love the military part. “Please no one attack, we sold our Air Force like 20 years ago” “we only have sheep to defend ourselves”

[@icebergrose8955]

That's true. We talk about it down the pub all the time but then the ruggers comes on so ....

[@Isabel-ux8ye]

That’s New Zealand for you lmao

[@stinaellis]

I think our Air Force consists entirely of two single planes that live somewhere in Whenuapai? Idk but they come fly over our house sometimes

[@universalradio6944]

@@stinaellis And we've got a helicopter, we used to have two but they use one for spares now.

[@rna8arnold]

One look at our haka ... and they would say: stuff it let's leave them alone...

[@ethanjoseph1057]

As an American I can confirm all of these statements to be 100% true. Also what we use to haul stuff on is also called a 'Trailer' like the New Zealand term.

[@msCourtneymayk]

yes and trailers used for camping can also be called campers

[@sydoz1956]

so you can live in a trailer or tow stuff , same thing?

[@devinostrom5195]

How to DAD what is the new Zealand doughnut you showed. I'm drunk and it looks really good. Also do you know if the custom is doughnuts cooked In lard or vegetable oil? Btw you made me laugh after just watching Gabriel Iglesias; that's says something.

[@JakeRaven1970]

It's just known as a cream donut (or doughnut). It has no other name......

[@juliaconnell]

Devin - lard? nah - no way - veggie oil. the main difference is that they're really soft - and filled with cream and jam. (we get dunkin donut here - so have the best of both worlds...)

[@lilwaffleiron7845]

As an American, I love watching people from other places try to do an American accent. Now that I'm learning a second language and have lots of friends in other countries, I've actually started to hear my American accent when I speak sometime, which is always funny.

[@arrahm.3589]

“Please no one attack” killed me hahahahaha

[@natalieimtooPRO]

"You guys talk really really loudly" i started laughing cause sometimes that can be true

[@baileypaliolonga5620]

Princess Natalia lol I was like... do we? Omg... We do!!! 😂😂😂

[@glenbe4026]

@@baileypaliolonga5620 Yep, Canadians, Americans and the Chinese all seem to speak as though the volume was dialed up to 10. It is very strange and very noticeable whenever you encounter them outside their native countries.

[@totallycrazystudios1801]

I've been told all my life to use my indoor voice, cause I am so loud (at least when I am with my family). Lol we are pretty loud.

[@dianeodify]

@@glenbe4026 I haven't found that with the Chinese in daily life, only in crowds. Also I've known some fairly quietly-spoken Canadians. Americans seem to think not only that their every passing thought is worth saying but that everyone within range should stop their own conversations and listen. Makes them very unpopular.

[@RyanRediger66]

We suck lol

[@Waokele7]

If you can't sleep in NZ count the sheep (literally)

[@MrJanfm]

That would take a while...

[@Noshadowkick]

yoo

[@hsaidinsan6345]

@@MrJanfm And that’s the goal

[@KahhyLee]

Haha, the accent was pretty good. And if it's ever up to me, I'll vote not to attack New Zealand. 👍

[@respectablebogan3276]

How to DAD that last photo of the sheep tho XDXD

[@kantylis]

How to DAD And the donuts 😆

[@brooke_andersen6502]

thank god for that, i didnt wanna get my sheep harmed XD

[@icebergrose8955]

Thanks mate!

[@carmellitale-man2671]

Thank you

[@TriguredAzAndOthers]

You're a good bloke mate.. no ego just being a true NZ❤️ from🇦🇺 Anzacs forever

[@chasingadeline]

Oh man!!! My wife needs to see this!!! She is from New Zealand!!! This is so funny... especially when it comes to tipping lol

[@nicolapicola4502]

Tipping seriously does freak us out LOL

[@evelynjade42]

Tipping is a perfect example of a country founded on hard conservatism and industry rights over workers rights. There are not labour laws ensuring workers are payed enough to live off and so they require tips to live. Of course, by no means is New Zealand perfect, but at least in regards to paying workers I think we have better legislation. So probably the reason tips freak us out is because they are indicative of the people who are barely being paid by their employers. That said, I've been to America recently and pretty much everyone seemed to be lovely people and maybe we're all just being scared of a different culture.

[@torig2726]

I'm a kiwi tea what tippy I don't get

[@WAMTAT]

Tipping sucks

[@LisaCupcake]

Tipping is a good thing. Here's an example. A friend of mine waits tables. She brings home (on average) almost $1,000 a week in tips. If some people who want wages raised had their way, she'd get no tips and her pay would be about $380 *before taxes*. That's not very much money. She'd probably need a 2nd job or have to quit hers to try to find one that paid much more (if it were possible for her to get a job that paid that much).

[@Cassocian]

Great video. I'm an American who would love to go to New Zealand with my family. You guys seem to have a really good thing going for you. And I love that you all seem like such fun people with good senses of humor. Thank you for the video.

[@monkeydui7241]

@Nybbl er Auckland any good?

[@chimeranzl9147]

@@monkeydui7241 yep. Arguably South Island more tourist spots though. Middle (eg Taupo/Rotorua) and top of north island (eg Bay of islands) good tourist spots too, mostly South Island though. I’m from Auckland, great city, just if you’re visiting better sights if you go south. Anyone not Auckland generally dislikes Auckland, which is fine for us Aucklanders… and probably why they don’t live in Auckland. Lol. Suits us.

[@fatherdougalmcguire9129]

@@monkeydui7241 nope lots of shootings at the moment traffic congestion is a sight to behold

[@SpainBall24]

🇳🇿🤝🇺🇸

[@SpainBall24]

I’m the opposite . I’m a New Zealander who wants to go to USA

[@corndog0043]

One more difference is in nz we call it a school in USA it's called a shooting range

[@tobijaas-tehaerengadouglas8507]

unnecessary af lol

[@nae3653]

wth you're here

[@leafuller9742]

Connor bradshaw omg lol best thing ever

[@kikearce3661]

Underrated comment😂

[@Sam-ij2kf]

Lol

[@nuclearsaturn3834]

As a US citizen I can confidently say this was the funniest comparison between the US and any English Speaking country , this shit had me dying from start to finish. Got yourself a new sub!

[@leenabarnes748]

love being a kiwi ..... because everything you said was true

[@JDrums_Games]

Agreed

[@hozza0411]

Nah

[@someonewhoiscool5598]

Yup

[@omonkeylipswstreams7424]

Yea

[@mollyrichardson2892]

Soooo true haha 😂

[@infinitebeauty155]

Did anyone notice the picture of the sheep holding a semi automatic weapon? lol too cute😂 God I love this man's channel! So refreshing

[@infinitebeauty155]

White Supremacy either way, it's a cute funny pic

[@icebergrose8955]

Yeah the sheep over here are armed but they have to share the gun. Bit like our army.

[@MeeblesSporella]

A PEE & POOP button. I NEED THIS!

[@SP-yr5uy]

Home Depot has the 2 button Toilet

[@dobbythefreeelf9638]

no you need free healthcare and a week where no school shooting happens

[@speedsucks2966]

@@dobbythefreeelf9638 BAHAHHAHAA

[@enikata7349]

It's pretty cool. In the UK we also have levers but here in NZ, indeed its a pee and poop button.

[@riverpillans5975]

Definitely some more education on guns like the Swiss. Also, depending on what you do you can get free healthcare.

[@arianoble9849]

im a kiwi to and you for got one in usa they call a kurmara a sweet potato and make pies with it were we make chips out of them.

[@rebeccarigg3002]

Chips = crisps 😉

[@mahranmamun5262]

@@rebeccarigg3002 fries

[@88Nikoli]

You make chups

[@omegasage777]

By chips you mean french fries right? If so, us Americans make chips out of sweet potatoes too :) They're great (but I think they're less popular than a regular potato)

[@chicken_haver2111]

chips are better than pies

[@S.E.MILLER]

You're hilarious love New Zealand. I'm an American don't hold it against me... LoL 😀 FYI we all don't say howdy here. I personally greet with sup or hey. Go All Blacks!!!!

[@TessMcLeod]

S.E. Miller what do u call our trailers

[@PanickinSkywalker]

Tess McLeod we also call them trailers.

[@fleetofhoof8809]

Sicc the sheep on him

[@joephil7632]

You make me embarrassed to be American

[@joephil7632]

You’re trailer is a trailer here also. The “trailer “ he was showing is also a trailer or a mobile home trailer

[@manhdungnguyen4272]

I subscribed your channel because I'm afraid of the sheep military will attack me with their wool LOL

[@tuononnovainbici]

I.. did not expect to receive these many useful information. But it was a nice surprise! :D (I'm European btw, from Italy 🇮🇹)

[@ICARUSxRISING]

Andrea Pazzaglia Bene!

[@fayholm1490]

ciaaao 😂😂😂 amo l'italia tantissimo 🙈❤

[@thedopeypotato]

It's not that useful, no one really says howdy, they say hey, hi, hello, and other normal greeting words.

[@tuononnovainbici]

TheDopeyPotato I was talking about the objects names 😂

[@KenStentiford]

This is straight savage to America. Great video, Christchurch here.

[@minaatea4513]

Same

[@teisimackenzie4154]

SAME

[@monie1527]

Boise, Idaho here. Not too savage...pretty true. Except the "howdy" thing.

[@lexismith5991]

I am also from Boise Idaho! Except I do say howdy. :)

[@camillejones5528]

The American accent had me dying 😂😂😂 and it was pretty accurate

[@coolkid7151]

Until he said he was from Boston, it wasn’t very accurate tbh

[@johnnewson8287]

@@coolkid7151 yeah nah it wasn't meant to be accurate ....

[@stillemmet7119]

America's target: *toys and clothes and other stuff* New Zealand's target: *furniture*

[@-lv7sj]

We have target in NZ???

[@zoepaulastrassfield2664]

Targé.

[@vayahslifevl-squad4497]

Love this!! So proud to call NZ home!!😍🙌

[@Estie_the_Bestie]

As an American I've never found a video comparing us to be so funny and so interesting 😂

[@vesperlord4342]

As someone who is originally from the US, but has lived in NZ for most of his life, I noticed that for about half of the names for objects, I call them by the 'american' name, wheras for the other half, I call them by the kiwi names.

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

NZ in itself seems to combine the names that US and UK have for things. US has 'fries' and 'chips', UK has 'chips' and 'crisps', so NZ just has 'chips' and chips'. (although most call the crisp ones chippies)

[@kelseywilkinson7339]

SAME OMG i get really confused

[@yellowwolf9389]

Lenny Lynch if we are ordering chips from a bakery we say hot chips

[@LB_die_Kaapie]

Lenny Lynch They say chips and chips in South Africa aswell. Both countries very influenced by UK and USA.

[@Ice-cd7jj]

Lenny Lynch more like NZ uses the (almost) same words as in Australia.

[@kalyssayoude9706]

True story: My Mom and I visited New Zealand a few years ago (we are from Montana) and on our first day there, we went to 2 or 3 different stores in Queenstown looking for a cooler. At every store we had to explain what it was and it seemed like no one knew what we were talking about. Finally at the last store, the clerk was like "oh, you mean a chilly bin" and we just kind of stood there like 🤷‍♀️ So that's been an inside joke between us now back in the States, we'll just go around calling coolers "chilly bins." Thanks for this video, I wish I had seen it before my trip.😂

[@CEH3]

um. I love your videos. The accents on the other hand... :)

[@yellowwolf9389]

Clark Hartsock were on POINT

[@StayForTheFireworks]

I have a master's degree in international affairs and can attest to this being the single most informative video on the difference between the USA and NZ on the web

[@NewZealandAmerican]

Sweet azz bro!!! Cheers from Provo UTAH, grew up on the hood on the mean streets of Otahuhu! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇳🇿

[@HouseOfBabies]

My husband is from England. They call American Football, Rugby for wimps.

[@animaljamvidchannel]

HouseOfBabies LOL

[@q.uackity9328]

AHAHAHAHA

[@bradleysalkeld4022]

SO TRUE THOUGH

[@TheDiscrazy]

It’s funny until guys actually do get hurt, even with the padding.

[@HouseOfBabies]

Derek Decker yep husband dislocated his shoulder playing rugby. A few concussions too.

[@CReardon4]

me living in Australia: a jandal? a flip flop? me thinking: thong bruh

[@jwohl76]

As an American, I can honestly saw I was not harmed watching this video. But we don't all say "Howdy". And I live in the middle of the US where there are a lot of cows. We just say "Hi!", or "Hello", or "Hey", or "How's it going", or maybe "Howdy". But only the old cowboys say "Howdy"

[@mama--rua]

JennaLee Designs or how you doin.?😉we get alot of Friends reruns in nz

[@icebergrose8955]

Old cowboys are cool

[@WilliamKearns5393]

R.I.H The American Girl Robot, September 15th, 1993 - June 17th, 2023.

[@BrassBoyz1]

As a Texan I love that you said howdy. -howdy from Texas. (Also play rugby here 😁)

[@lornaamaru799]

Hunter Brass... Okay You deserve a Medal for being Super Cool :)

[@chloehasler194]

Any good at rugby?

[@icebergrose8955]

I'm from NZ. I have a Texen friend. She called her dogs Winchester and Colt. Ha Ha so funny. Like the guns you know?

[@alastairgibbons5797]

I don't know if I should be offended or not. I have dual citizenship in America and New Zealand

[@icebergrose2614]

Alastair Gibbons You should be doubly offended!

[@charlottem6306]

I grew up in Australia, America, New Zealand 😂😂😂

[@Dan_K_Meme]

@Hinatatatatatatata wow, I hardly know anyone from other countries. I've been considering moving to New Zealand when I'm old enough, I'm from America :(

[@jeffstratton5555]

Your so lucky. As an American I'd love to move to New Zealand, but the last thing Kiwi's want is an old guy on a pension

[@jacksonwatene9635]

"we got sheep" lmaooo

[@sona88song]

Ooyz Beats lMFAO

[@Lovetrain-io6kt]

We got boah horses

[@castawaykiwi]

I was born in new zealand and lived there fpr 4 years. I moved to america and lived here since. I love how acurate this vid is 💗😂 Also--we call both trailers-trailers Mostly just southern states like texas say howdy

[@OverEverything438]

Im Maori (otherwise known as kiwi/NZ' er Laughing so much it actually hurt. So true and you accurately summed up what I would do if I needed to make a tip. Good job.

[@kirk001]

Between your channel, and Taika Waititi, I think I'm getting addicted to Kiwi humor.

[@michaelbacile8439]

A caravan is a RV “recreational vehicle”. I’ve been backpacking through NZ and AUS a few times, I love it man. We are so different but still the same in so many ways. “Sweet as” was one that caught me off guard the first time I visited lol

[@jackelyndorado8752]

“Howdy” 😂 If you’re from Texas I guess?! Loved the video!

[@AK-pe6mi]

yes!!!

[@makingmesses6538]

We call both a trailer. It's confusing I know.

[@TwoCraZyEyes0]

most people i know call 'caravans' campers

[@nyromath2195]

Calling both of them Donuts is even more confusing and terrible. I'm from New Zealand myself and I don't understand why we call the long ones Donuts. I think we should just call them Buns. Or Rolls. Or something. A Sweet Dog, maybe.

[@jaxongriggs3981]

Idk I would call it a cart

[@professorsnippety-snaps4270]

Mr_NarwhaL one is a camper and one is a trailer

[@HeartlandHunny]

In my part of America (Appalachian region, Kentucky specifically) we also call gumboots "galoshes." Also, we call that a trailer, too. We have a lot of different kinds of trailers. Basically anything you tow behind a vehicle is a trailer (you know, because it trails behind the car?). And some Americans will tell you that flip flops are also called "thongs" here, but they're WRONG!! Don't listen to those Americans! ;-)

[@thisLittleLightofMIne249]

TheSeptessentialRavenclaw completely agree that flip-flops go on your feet, thongs go on (in) your butt. 😉

[@peace-now]

In New Zealand, galoshes are overshoes for the rain. The are rubber and are pulled on over normal shoes.

[@Zoe.m.]

TheSeptessentialRavenclaw there's decent Americans that call thongs by their true name? I thought it was just australia that called them that.

[@AJRWilde]

galoshes are a completely separate product from the boots

[@ghostgabe81]

As an American Your trailer is also a trailer here. Basically anything you tow behind a car or truck is a "trailer." A caravan would more specifically be a "camper," while there's no specific term for the generic trailer

[@stormcorrosion176]

Greetings from the US bro, love the channel!!

[@Janegrannis]

We've got two button toilets - they aren't everywhere but they're pretty common in my city.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

We can flush a poop here.. that's why the high water line ;)

[@lucassmith8828]

Yes, two button toilets are becoming popular. Both the toilets in my house have them. And they have been around for awhile. So I think that the toilets comparison was not the best done.

[@Arielgee____]

I’m American 🇺🇸 lmao I started watching this because of your HOW TO DAD. I love this. You’re hilarious. I love the New Zealand accent. :)

[@lolak8515]

I like how your awkwardly funny

[@midwesternhooftrimmer6735]

OMG dude! 😂😂 At least 1 American🇺🇸 was harmed when watching.. I got a side cramp from laughing so hard😂😂 Please do a video about Wisconsin!

[@s.ziahussain1651]

LOVED IT … specially when he warns US that New Zealand has a lot of sheeps .. that's "Thumbs up bro! " lol

[@Caroleonus]

Learning new things here. I'm a Brit. Never knew Americans called wellies (wellington boots) "rainboots" but it makes sense once you think about it.... Just like you we call both "doughnuts" (and also those non-holed but circular jam/custard-filled lovelies).... In England we just tip to round up.... "Kia ora" is a juicy orange drink here.... I love the term "chilly bin" (only just learnt) but that's a "cool box".... Candy = lolly?? Lollies are the frozen ones (US = popsicle). Candies are sweets.... And we have even better pies. Steak. Steak and ale. Pork. Mmhmmm. We've got northerners to thank for that.... For some reason I buy eggs off the shelf but keep them in the fridge?.... We have sheep too though! Mostly in Wales but also all over the English countryside. But only the former enjoy carnal relations with them.... I think they have that in common with you lot? (;

[@pk3]

I love the humor he creates with his awkwardness.

[@Gentle_Spirit777]

He is hilarious!! 😂😂😂 I'm Australian; NZ and AUS kinda have the same stuffs going on...

[@benwhiteman8445]

Aussies are not like Kiwi's... I object haha

[@toetters9404]

Being american but having lived in nz, I find this video like hilarious and cringe-y 🤣 omg vacillating between a canadian accent & outdated texan was funny 🤭 But yeah, man, we call trailers trailers, and the rainboots are also called galoshes, too. You're right about tipping, it's confusing even for a lot of us. Pretty much, across the board slap on an even 20% & you'll make everyone's day! 😃 Love your stuff, thanks!

[@karissmapettigrew868]

when you said "howdy" i had to pause the video. Im lauhghing so hard im crying

[@svenkreft9784]

You go say "Howdy pa'dner" 🤠 up in NYC and see what happens .. 😂 😂

[@TheMusicPro]

Love from India for you and for whole New Zealand..

[@cheeseytacotime9380]

I'm a full blown kiwi but I sound like an American. Actually it’s a bit of a southern accent I guess. It’s gotten better now though I sound more normal now but I roll my “r”s a lot so yeah.

[@SereniaSaissa]

I too am a full blown Kiwi and while I dont sound American, I do talk like an american because I use american words - like mom, and candy, and elevator, and flashlight and apartment and dimes and nickels and pennies, and so on. LOL

[@AngeliaMeow]

i'd rather be in new zealand to be honest.

[@danielleking262]

WE NEED A *PART 2* LIKE YOU DID FOR AUSTRALIA!!!! 😆👍

[@ChoochooseU]

I subscribed and am disappointed that you must’ve gotten bored with making this series. I’ve enjoyed it

[@manuigill7998]

I'm in tears of laughter Btw I'm starving and I'm more now after you showed the pies

[@jennielyra3694]

This is a big old "Howdy Partner" from South Texas! Love your channel, enjoyed your Ted Talk.

[@monica11119]

I enjoyed your video very much, you are hilarious! The sheep was my favorite hahaha. Thank you!

[@h5shtag255]

Why am I watching this I’m aussie

[@kisshukfc]

Atleast you're living near to one of the them.😅

[@Tursiopstruncatus]

Then everything he said about New Zealand applies to your country too, right? Minus the sheep thing I guess 😛😛

[@carmellitale-man2671]

Because were anzacs aussie

[@h5shtag255]

@@carmellitale-man2671 LOL

[@ScorpiRat]

From America, YOU ARE HILAROUS, mate!!! Thanks for making my day a little brighter.

[@snowwhitetotcher]

Hopefully no Americans were harmed in the making of this video, because we only have sheep, please don't attack us. 💀💀💀💀

[@jaydatiananga5065]

Mince n cheese...yea that's my shit

[@charli7821]

Mince n cheese is the best

[@CollectingWorldUK]

Really funny, was shown your channel from a kiwi friend of mine silver taniwha. Kerp up the great work.

[@lucy5519]

and you forgot nz doesnt have donald trump :)

[@supshana5517]

caveman Versace well guess there both racist

[@SereniaSaissa]

NZ has Kim Dot Com - the German internet fellow instead!! LOL

[@PapaSmurfx93]

President Donald Trump****

[@pacus123]

NZ has Arden though.

[@nadinadi8385]

Lucky for them.

[@oaklynrehns]

hi, american here! we call a caravan an RV, a camper, or a trailer. we also call a trailer a trailer. also, sometimes we call small metal homes trailers as well.

[@doctronfour9060]

New Zealand seems nice peaceful but modern enough

[@sirexilon]

LOVE the soft cushions thing... and trailer is trailer for both,, kind of confusing. Also Howdy is sonly the south... Awesome funny video but still instructive. great job

[@AlponseE1ric]

I know you didn’t just call a cooler a “chilly bin”

[@teresa4645]

I like chilly bin better. It's cute

[@danielleking262]

It makes me think the "bin" is full of *chili* !! lol

[@Hi_nochai_bye]

This guy is awesome and wholesome at the same time.

[@treybbird]

We call them trailers as well lol

[@kimhaas7586]

Your caravan is our camper. So the thingy you call a trailer is also a trailer to us. We also have stationary trailers that tornados use for target practice. Hope this helped.

[@griffincantrell9987]

“Caravan” = camper “Trailer” = trailer We also say: Hello How are you Hey Sup Good morning (only in the morning haha)(don’t say good night that means good bye)

[@teresa4645]

We say good afternoon after 12pm

[@danielleking262]

We usually drop the "good" and just say *Mornin'* lol

[@Xanxer]

Evenin'

[@saram.6737]

Both are called trailers. Because they trail behind a truck. A boat, train, and another car are pretty much the only things that are pulled behind a truck that aren't considered a trailer. There are lots of different kinds of trailers camping trailers, horse trailers, car trailers, semi-truck trailers, and then there's also a mobile home. Those can also be called trailers too. Lots of trailers.

[@Raesling1]

Eggs on the shelf? For real?

[@karlbradley5502]

Raesling Undomiel yep

[@YourCritic]

@Raesling Undomiel - Yes, but only in the store/supermarket, at home we put them in the fridge.

[@coco-yf7mf]

Haha yup

[@jetsgo66]

I keep fresh eggs out on the counter. Just toss it in a bowl of water and if it floats it’s no good

[@oconnoclast]

Eggs are a bit different in New Zealand compared to America. In America, eggs must be washed to be sold. This removes the natural protective coating, which is why they have to be refrigerated. We don't do that here, so we can safely just store our eggs outside of the fridge with no fuss. (I think the UK and Europe are also similar in their no-wash eggs.)

[@MissErisfly]

As an American, where I’m from the the states we call the thing you pull behind your car a trailer and we call caravans trailers too! But if it was a trailer that you could drive without needing a car it would be called a motor home, mobile home, or RV!

[@lesdewitt6430]

Erin Rose in NZ an RV is called a campervan.

[@kevin8360]

We tow stuff in trailers like yours, also called trailers. You know, because it trails your truck. Coolers keep stuff cooler than not using a cooler, like eggs. We’re pretty inventive with naming stuff. We have a huge military only because we’re deathly afraid of sheep, and New Zealand might decide to invade us one day. We also have a huge military, because some other countries might not be afraid of sheep… and you might need to borrow some of our military. Your American accent would fit in very well in North Carolina… one of our states. But oddly enough, your New Zealand accent would fit in well in North Carolina.

[@MonicaLN]

Am Texan, can confirm the use of "howdy" 🙈

[@saras.2173]

Tipping in the U.S. is not complicated. Take the pre-tax total of your bill (also called the subtotal) and calculate 15-20%. That is what you leave. In all 50 states. (But only in sit-down restaurants where your food is brought to you. Tip jars in a fast-food restaurant are truly optional.)

[@rabbitss11]

ah, no tipping, what a great idea! But wait! Isn't NZ the destination of choice for Americans?

[@Kiki-cs8xv]

rabbitss11 Yes, and Americans tend to tip people here as a matter of custom, but it does confuse a lot of New Zealanders. I had some friends who left a tip on the table in their hotel room (for the maid) and they were really offended when they came back and found their money still on the table, only now in an envelope with their name on it. They thought that the maid was telling them that their money wasn't good enough. I had to gently explain that the maid was just saying "hey, I see you accidentally left some money lying out in your room, so I've put it in this envelope to show you that I saw it but didn't steal it". Service staff in NZ would never want to make the assumption that money left in sight is there for them to take. I once saw a waitress chase a customer out of a restaurant because he "forgot" some cash on his table. Americans seem to get a bit insulted by this until they figure out that tipping is not customary here.

[@rabbitss11]

I'm really glad to hear tipping is still not generally recognised in NZ, it's one of those customs that causes embarrassment and upset even if it's well meant - say you get a taxi ride that costs £9 you pay with a tenner and say 'keep the change' isn't that really sort of an insult?

[@SereniaSaissa]

@@rabbitss11 I do that all the time when I am in a taxi. It's me just wanting to get out of the car ASAP and I dont want to wait for the driver to look for change!! I guess you can call that an insult - but hey they get some extra money!! They have to pay between 1/3 to 1/2 of their total income every day to the taxi company to pay for the dispatcher and then pay taxes on the rest!!

[@rabbitss11]

@@SereniaSaissa in those situations I bite the bullet and give a £10 + a fiver 'cause I can't stand the embarrassment but I'm a profligate fool

[@ggoble9358]

2:28 - Ooooh!😮 That must be rough....😬

[@Combat_Burrito]

We have rugby and it's gaining popularity, we just are not that great at it.....yet! Unless you count our 7s team.

[@Darkgale69]

of course we count the 7s

[@icebergrose8955]

Do we count the USA 7's? Not yet.

[@avebac1]

im a new zealander and i love that rugby is growing fast in america and yes they have a great 7s team

[@kstringer24]

We count the 7s in NZ and we just won the 7s world cups (men's & women's)

[@chasingadeline]

So true about the toilets also 😂

[@thebookdoc.writing.and.editing]

4:30 "So, please no one attack." I'm American and I live in Spain. Imagine how confused I am.

[@bemusedbandersnatch2069]

My only hurt American feeling with this is the pumpkin pie. Dude a good pumpkin pie is amazing! And here I am watching this on Thanksgiving...

[@Jackie5169]

I (an American) was hurt in the making of this video bc it was just too funny mate! 😂