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[@eggburger100]

Fun fact: in Finland you are allowed to pick berries on someones land, just not close enough to see the owners house. This is part of the ''freedom to roam'' law in Finland.

[@justaname1174]

It’s the same thing in Sweden

[@sweeng5638]

You can pick berries anywhere in Sweden except on someone’s lawn of course

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

Same thing in China. Government mandated "open license", like GPL, "you think you OWN this IP and how to manage it? Think again!" If you want to own property that's fit for, say, consumption by children, no hobos in your woods and no three pages of cartoon pomography when you search for My Little Pony? Well, then you're just denying free advertisement by word of mouth, of course. Try having that with 12 million mexicans picking avocados, even if they come to YOUR DOOR and sell them back to you. Then your ''freedom to roam'' becomes YOUR liability to pay for WHATEVER RED TAPE IT TAKES so you don't go to jail for breaking labor laws. Not even starting with liveable wage.

[@FormerlySunrize]

Same in Estonia. I don't actually know, but I've done it and many others too.

[@MissCaraMint]

We have that in Norway too.

[@martinkrebs6943]

HE PRONOUNCES SCHENGEN RIGHT! FINALLY. im proud of you drew

[@francescoboselli6033]

Now is the turn of Birmingham

[@snomcultist189]

Berrming’em

[@francoise4678]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@EEEEEEEE]

‎‎‎‎E

[@frankglynn8209]

@@EEEEEEEE E moment

[@jerminator420]

True emotional moment to see you pronounce “Schengen” right

[@o_s-24]

Shojen

[@landonbarneyteamseas7756]

Yea

[@aayushbhatt449]

Schengen is zehr gut! (I'm not german I'm irish but I'm learning German and schengen sounds German)

[@kresil.]

@@aayushbhatt449 what do you mean irish? your username is indian

[@jhanedoe]

HE DID IT!

[@DeusExMamiya]

The “peacefulness” map is not only about war…The peace metric is also about policing, public solidarity, ethical foreign policy, among other things.

[@franknwogu4911]

it should be renamed to avoid confusion

[@Medicine91]

Ethical foreign policy is a joke. Pure propaganda. That's easy to say when you live in a unipolar world with one superpower.

[@IAMNOTGOODWITHCOMPUT]

@@franknwogu4911 it's named to be confusing intentionally.

[@SIS3W3N]

@@IAMNOTGOODWITHCOMPUT How is that confusing?

[@efeddwdw9782]

if so then half of Europe should be red, the context for the peaceful map is war and the countries' political regiments outside of its borders, not in.

[@deepanshugupta2042]

As an Indian, I will explain why Canada is popular spot for Indians. To put it simply: The education is good and it is easy to become a citizen.

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

Welp, that would count for Kyrgyzstan. They speak English well and have a rich culture that's relatable to Indians. Also there's a shortage of labor and investment, and technical engineers are direly needed to replace the coal consumption with modern alternatives.

[@ubblebungus]

as a canadian, we welcome everyone!

[@sibasishdutta9009]

@@ubblebungus Well honestly I think you shouldn't

[@cs-mi8ur]

@@sboinkthelegday3892 for kyrgzstan its mostly mbbs,same for other soviet states,China & bangladesh.Citizenship & money for West.

[@Link9058]

@@sibasishdutta9009 why not? 1/3 the people at my work place wouldn’t be here otherwise

[@whaleofdarkness]

In Europe it's hard to evaluate the most expensive building because a lot of great architecture was built a long time ago and you can't really say how much it would be worth today. Versailles for instance cost about 75 millions livres back then. 75 millions doesn't sound that much but the whole yearly GDP of France was about that high in that time period. Imagine if today a country spent its whole GDP on a single building.

[@zlucario6216]

Cool thought

[@edonveil9887]

I know a guy who might try this.

[@Notmyname1593]

Europe having few dictatorships and oligarchs is a big factor too.

[@Beregorn88]

not to mention the fact that many are chock-full of inestimable artwork pieces... Anyway, some estimates for the St. Peter's cathedral in Rome range from 7.5 to 60 billion $, depending whether you use gold or the labour cost as a reference

[@TheRezro]

Crazy dictators have tendency to build mega-structures. So I would not be too happy about this metric.

[@keh_rou]

Truly a moment when Drew finally know how to pronounce ‘Schengen’

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@2nd100k]

Shojen

[@fratz3859]

@@EEEEEEEE ä

[@temasebonego7007]

The data from the indian student census doesn't necessarily mean that the country has 0 students. It could also mean there is no data.

[@wrjtung3456]

If some countries have less than double digits they’re probably none in many

[@mainstreamer4647]

The number that is given says 11,33,749, so Im not sure how accurate any of this could even be

[@mushtaq20000]

@@mainstreamer4647 11,33,749 is written in the indian numerical system where instead of a million; people in India use lakh which is 10,00,000 or in western terms 1,000,000 million

[@mainstreamer4647]

@@mushtaq20000 ok i didnt know that, thank you

[@Paws.of.Justice]

The data seem wrong show ... Also there no information about which year is this data from .. Edit : its 2021 lockdown year that maybe for such low rate students studying abroad.

[@tenacious_takakumi2680]

As a half Japanese and half Finnish person, I couldn’t have been born with a better mix of nationalities

[@mirzaahmed6589]

Do you listen to Ievan Polkka?

[@xKaby]

That sure is an amazing mix

[@tenacious_takakumi2680]

@@mirzaahmed6589 technically I’m culturally qualified to seeing the leek spin meme or Hatsune Miku singing Ievan Polka lol

[@DarwinskiYT]

I feel like those two languages could go well together

[@vericulum6810]

You could have been born as half Laotian half Bosnian. You would be a walking landmine.

[@nicholasharvey1232]

The number of Indian students abroad isn't 11 million, but rather 1.1 million. The number is written in Indian format, so it's 11 lakh (a lakh is 100,000). Ten million is called a crore, written as 1,00,00,000.

[@NI5M0]

I was going to say, those numbers do not work out

[@jojonnyjones]

THIS!!

[@cdtgamer223]

Rip the Dutch. Underwater but not forgotten

[@jpgeccho]

this video will go down in history, the first time drew finally pronounced “schengen” correctly

[@robertstenberg541]

As a nordic/swedish metalhead I can confirm that we are indeed at our happiest when we get to listen to our precious metal-music.

[@williamsmeds1368]

Here in finland, we actually get a lot of tourists from east asia during berry seasons who come only to pick berries.

[@mistyminnie5922]

that's so cute

[@Runegrem]

A lot of them are actually professional pickers who do it on the off-season of their regular work. We have them in Sweden too, but Finland is probably the berry picking capital of the world.

[@svanimation8969]

Lol

[@Theodor5]

DAY 22 of asking drew to put laser kiwi new zealand flag in The backround 🇳🇿

[@Kiwi_the_goat]

U can do it

[@The_Grecian_Empire]

waffle house

[@marco-ls9fm]

I fully support this cause

[@Dictator_Monke_Alt]

The waffle house has found its new host

[@michealjackson7386]

Ahh Yes fav flag

[@raketoplantv182]

9:58 philosophical question: does this mean that metal bands cause hapiness, or hapiness causes metal bands?

[@KAW0111]

It is not philosophical questions. It is valid question about correlation

[@catanana]

That building in India used to be the home of richest Indian(or u can say Asian) person and he's not the most rich person in India anymore. His name is Mukesh Ambani. As a Civil Engineer that building still haunts me that it's part of my favorite city in my country.

[@jokinglemon007]

It's also crazy that it's a guy's house more or less rather than a publicly available space.

[@surendrababumovva6363]

2:16 it's not 11million . It's called 11lakhs and it means 1million 100thousand . Indians use different method to pronounce numbers. That is why you have a comma just after two numbers.

[@jojonnyjones]

THIS!!

[@yellowedbasalt4901]

Love your videos! Thank you for introducing me to the world of berry diversity maps

[@LinkAroX]

yes love your vids

[@Dutchballmapping]

You're*

[@arushmakam9775]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@zachsteal1238]

Thank you so much Drew for learning how to pronounce the Schengen Area. I really appreciate it. I watch your videos every day they are so good and informative. I’ve learned so much from you. You’re one of my favourite KZbin channels.

[@Pyhantaakka]

11:02 It's hard to believe that box shaped mall was so damn expensive. You go in and It's just like any other mall.

[@urbanarchitect74]

2:08 pure happiness

[@shawnaj12]

Love your videos and Countryballs videos

[@vazulcz8717]

5:00 I love how Drew turned Australia upside down 😭

[@michaeluplandcausa7878]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOMORROW, DRUU BUU!!!

[@Exilum]

When Drew addressed his pronunciation of Shengen, I had a tear in the corner of my eye, that's my boy! EDIT: No, I had a legit tear, but that's because I yawned before watching the video.

[@FullOfMalarky]

2:07 I was on the edge of my seat waiting to hear drew say it!!

[@kapitansosnowiec8296]

8:23 bababuy indeed

[@mae-mae-mae]

9:23 6… years…?

[@akikleist]

As someone from Greenland, I can say that we share the same level as Denmark

[@rodrigosolabengoechea3101]

I love how he put the aussie ball upside-down

[@alexandert6489]

We actually have a few wolfberry bushes here in Canada aswell as wild black berries and raspberries aswell as other bushes (currents,blueberries,ect). With the great lakes any location along them is warmer than average perfect for crops you would generally grow elsewhere (like grapes and tobbaco. There's actually wild grapes here in Canada too).

[@babecat2000]

What do wolf berries taste like?

[@alexandert6489]

@babecat2000 they taste sweet and feel like a Mike and Ike dry. If picked early they are slightly sour and one thing I know for sure is they taste really good dried. Small birds like them too

[@dudeasaurus1016]

1:22 Albania Strong💪

[@janslavik5284]

Let us rejoyce, for Drew has finally pronounced Schengen correctly!

[@hugoimthorn]

In the Netherlands you indeed could bike around the entire country, you should try it one day! A popular route is around Het IJsselmeer, the big lake in the middle of the country

[@module79l28]

6:00 - One of the most surprising things I found out a while ago is that there are 11 places called Lisbon in the USA. 11!

[@luanfonseca5179]

5:42 i'm from brazil. Sometimes they dont know where my country is,sometimes they dont even know my language. But one thing they always say "wow you came a long way here"

[@alfiemandella2258]

Yeah it because your country was so different from others we can't find who is real brazilian there are many people in Brazil who have different ethnic groups of people.

[@NinajuiPR]

Thank you so much Drew. I have been very sick lately and your videos are making it bareable :)

[@lucycowie7245]

bare able is two words

[@rikmarx107]

Bearable maybe ?

[@NinajuiPR]

@@rikmarx107 thanks

[@NinajuiPR]

@@lucycowie7245 Wrong

[@maxlokot9481]

14:59 I am convinced, that Greenland is making a huge Omeganuclear bomb.

[@LuukBrouwers-ek7tp]

For the first map. The roads shown were only seperate bikes path, but i many city centrum cars and bikes ride on the same road because the mas speed is 30km/h

[@ben.falvey]

Drew you are such a treasure and its always so fun to watch your videos, it'd be a shame if something were to happen to you anytime soon😊

[@BadGamesHere]

She’s back, boys.

[@Ledut-in-YT]

That sounds like a threat

[@lohtupottu]

12:47 Shouldn't Olkiluoto 3 be the third Spot? It's a Finnish nuclear power plant.

[@bigballsbolshevik5703]

3:29 Drew:Kenya *shows Tanzania* Tanzania *shows Kenya*

[@frankhooper7871]

Although not shown as a cycle route, there is actually a foot & cycle ferry from Vlissingen to reach the southernmost part of the Netherlands there. You can even visit New York in Lincolnshire. At 11:50 what isn't mentioned is that the Antilia building in Mumbai is a private residence!

[@anerdwithaswitch9686]

14:53 Ah yes, the classic Ghandi Peace Value Underflow Error.

[@Cilvathorne]

It’s a new era, he knows how to pronounce Schengen

[@Bageshwar_Army]

8:22 My favourite 'BABA BOI' from the old videos.

[@thorin1045]

hmm, interesting if the building is so general, yet few extreme left out, like the biggest cruise and military ships (if a parliament is valid, than those are too) and also both space stations, or the lhc, as well as the big power plants (some of those are quite costly)

[@lawden210]

1:22 Serbia: To be expected

[@Hadar1991]

xD

[@jonlidell9465]

4:12 caught drew lacking as he forgot you just gotta go right over the ocean to north America. You don't gotta travel across Europe and Africa.

[@imogenwalker2293]

For the Lake Erie thing(if you get stuck)try to take a deep breath then go into the water to the middle then onto the ice and then get warm 😊

[@enesballa236]

10:30 Albania used to have a lot of metal bands in the 90s (than 1997 happened) and people started listening to more gangster music (rap basically), because we like the realistic stuff more.

[@samuele7098]

Only a californian could think of swimming for 24h as a solution to falling into freezing water... Why didn't the Titanic guy think of that?

[@reganstormtail3614]

Well, you might survive for 24... Minutes...

[@sandsandwich9217]

Hoping for a Philippines Ball

[@olederbre9345]

I love that your videos get longer

[@sabrinaboisvert1141]

10:00 That's because of Sabaton, a swedish Heavy Metal group!

[@iakovzhitomirskiy1569]

11:20 guess it doesnt cost that much to make the tallest building on earth if you dont pay the workers who built it

[@TheProSuperGamer]

2:18, its actually 1 million. They use a different counting system. It's ones, tens, hundreds, lakh, ten lakh, core, and then 10 core, and so on.

[@hahasomeoneelse1720]

Core????

[@francoise4678]

Isn't it "crore" ?

[@pratikkumar8409]

1 lakh mean 100 thousands 10 lakh mean 1 million 1 crore mean 10 million

[@francoise4678]

@@pratikkumar8409 Thanks I will have to write it down because sometimes I don't understand when Indians use big figures .. by the way, is this "system" used in other countries too or only in India ?

[@pratikkumar8409]

@@francoise4678 around india like sri Lanka Bangladesh nepal bhutan

[@ghostywarrior]

8:02 "And your father smelled like elderberries"

[@WKogut]

Not surprised Burj Khalifa wasn't all that expensive, considering they don't like paying the workers. Also, do they count stoner rock bands like 1000mods or Stone Deaf as metal for Greece? Cuz that number seems really high. But then again, I'm more familiar with US/UK and Scandinavian scenes.

[@sardar343]

There are a lot of Indian students in Kyrgyzstan that are doing a doctor's degree because it is very easy to get one here (bribes) and it is very cheap to live as well.

[@AlternateHistory]

Yes but Indians have a bad reputation in Kyrgyzstan.

[@alfiemandella2258]

Kyrgyzstan have education system 😕 it's really funniest thing how you guys able to do job their meanwhile krygz people travel to China for job opportunities.

[@sardar343]

@@alfiemandella2258 Our educational system is one of the rare good remnants of USSR. It is getting worse every year though, and I would not trust any of our doctors or lawyers. The only high education sector that is currently somewhat competitive is our programmers. Also our work migrants don't really work in China. Most of them work service jobs in Russia.

[@alfiemandella2258]

@@sardar343 but the question is why they chose Kyrgyzstan because it is one of the poorest countries they can't find job and studies for themselves how you guys chose this place for education 🤔

[@sardar343]

@@alfiemandella2258 What is there not to understand. There are not studying everything here, they are getting one degree and one degree only - doctors degree. You can get one here without much trouble since the curriculum is relatively easy and in the worst case you can just bribe your way to a degree relatively cheaply, while the degree still holds water because Kyrgyzstan had good universities during the time of USSR. The fact that you keep stressing that Kyrgyzstan is poor has nothing to do with it.

[@TFB-GD.]

Finally, the day where drew does not pronounce "schengen" as schojen

[@gillespoilvet5342]

Good work

[@Torbert_]

Norwegian viking ball next? Day 43

[@thenorwegiangamerr]

5:48 that’s because you’re from America, practically everyone visits America sometime at least in the places where Americans visit but for people who live in smaller nations, for example, any Nordic nation and a Balkan nation, any Eastern European nation any Southeast Asia nation the list goes on it’s not that surprising

[@elRandomTk]

11:50 the most crazy thing about it, it's a private house, just for one family (record for most expensive in the world)

[@Flattithefish]

Ambhani guy or that name

[@sueelliott4793]

@ChrisHipkins, New Zealand needs the bike thing. Thank you 😘I enjoyed this video.

[@ArconicTower]

i love how australia plushie is upside down 😂😂😂

[@pudgesnextturnaround3112]

I find that berry funny

[@TheCambodianBallOfficial]

Petition For Drew To Put The United Nations Flag On His Wall

[@franknwogu4911]

NO

[@saptarsi7868]

Hell naw

[@Huogo_]

11:16 Ah yes, modern slavery

[@NotiTzCosmic]

in Romania we don't have bikes. They get stolen...

[@G-Forces]

I drove past the apple doughnut in early 2017 when it was final stages of construction.

[@PrussianPoe]

Petition for Drew to put the Prussian flag in the background (Day 32)

[@uyghurpatriot]

Petition for Drew to make a Kazakhbrick plushie (day 41)

[@ApoIIo_]

Where do i sign?

[@loveclassicalmusicalot]

4:25. That was a very hilarious map.

[@gabrielgray8836]

I have actually walked on Lake Erie while it was still frozen at Metzger Marsh; it was terrifying but it also felt like I was evading certain death.

[@Alias_Anybody]

The peace map - Austria must be like "lol, Germany" and Denmark like "lol, Sweden".

[@_danishdude]

We need more nordic stuff

[@KAMZARISandai]

11:50 he will be much shocked if he realises that it's not a Company/Govt owned building but a person/Family's house

[@oakquercus]

8:01 Hackberries can be found, natively, in the Brazos Valley region of Texas.

[@amine6178]

As an Algerian, I am currently in a heavily guarded French prison with my Algerian buddies and my camels.

[@anokata-kd8oc]

Did you know that Cranberries despite their low territorial presence are called the ONE American Berry in Europe? I absolutely have no clue what a Snowberry is(even after googeling it) and a Wolfberry is called "Goji-Berry" here.

[@Pixel22-fs3tt]

Tron and its sequel Tron Legacy are so underrated.

[@jacobchung7707]

1:00 Meanwhile, Nauru:

[@ElyasTPG]

HE FINALLY PRONOUNCES SCHENGEN IN THE RIGHT WAY

[@berlin2047]

Most of the Indian students in countries like Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Philippines, Russia and China study medicine. It is easier to study medicine in those countries than in India.

[@GudduYadav-kr5rm]

*Cheaper😁

[@sheevpalps3846]

Isn’t it because India’s entrance exams are ridiculously tough especially for medicine?

[@berlin2047]

@@sheevpalps3846 Yep, there are around 2 million applicants and around 50k medical seats

[@VERFlX]

0:47 "slowly incresing"

[@lindyditmore1880]

I like all the country ball plushies in the background

[@alex_gaimar]

Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan had a border conflict last year. And Kyrgyzstan and its new president after the 2020 revolution started to crack down on media and opposition. Kazakhstan had violent protests last January (Bloody January as it's called now) which were suppressed with some military help from Putin, which was quickly winded back though. After that the president started to come after supporters of the former president Nazarbayev (who ruled for about 30 years) and revoked his titles and privileges as well. All of this, however, with some political liberalization in general. So, stuff has been happening.

[@Lizzy2557]

The wafgle hous has found his new host

[@korok3169]

The waffle house has found it’s new host

[@_SupremeTM]

0:38 Clean ahh transition

[@wolfgangbergstrom6224]

We have London here in Oregon it's a blink and you miss it town.

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

2:23 yea…. SriLanka has a deep history of civil war and oppression against Tamils … which is also the same ethnic people in the nearest state of India “Tamil nadu”… and also yea, tourist place , Indians rather will study in their country and srilankans also go to india in numbers to study

[@hazelgrunts]

As someone who grew up in the suburbs of Vancouver Canada, the high amount of Indian students doesn’t surprise me one bit. Both my mother and grandmother taught them (K-7th grade age) and they were nice kids who have a true appreciation for their education

[@proksima6708]

Same in Lithuania, for mushrooms too.

[@divinusvideo69]

RIP Shojin. Gone but not forgotten.

[@mcaz278]

5:46 dude, thats just you as an American talking. Since I'm Omani we get EXCITED if someone on our vacation even knows our country immediately. We literally have to explain that we are next to the UAE and Yemen mist of the time.

[@broeretop1]

Dankus Memecus got the name Oman engrained in my brain

[@Qwerty24424]

Ah the Oman flag is nice

[@Maggi28]

Day 30 of asking Drew to hang the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern flag in the back ground

[@stephenclark9917]

Water is its densest at 4C so this water sinks whilst cooler/warmer weather rises to the top. This is why ponds don't freeze sold.

[@workinprogress5011]

We have wild raspberries here in Montana’s house just had raspberries growing next to it, and one time when I was on a camping trip I eat wild raspberries they weren’t fully grown so they were sour