Weird foreign stuff my viewers mailed me

[@tcjdv]

J.J., I'm a Texan, and seeing you wearing a Buc-ee's shirt is giving me so much irrational joy.

[@TaylorIserman]

Same here. Made me very unexpectedly happy.

[@DeathBone4656]

Im in Texas and sad because the nearest Buc-ees is over 300 miles away...

[@potatoes9778]

Yes same

[@coverthestone]

@@nothanks6549 As another Californian who has lived in Texas for over a decade, I think It boils down to how much Texans have to drive from place to place--especially if you are in a rural area. It is commonplace to need to take a pitstop while driving. Having a clean, familiar, and welcoming place is a great bonus that many Texans are proud of.

[@TPCIO2]

Same

[@DM_Andy]

the quarter dinar note from Kuwait is worth more then the 2,000 colombian peso note.

[@JJMcCullough]

:o

[@mackycabangon8945]

Andy Dowland HAHAHAHH AAAAAA

[@Hero-by6ib]

you have no idea

[@D4rkn3ss2000]

yoo J.J. you should check out the Venezuelan bill. I am from Venezuela and I can (unproudly) tell you that we have the worst Inflation on the world. Soo much that we had to come up with bills of 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10000 and 20000 Bolivares because the highest one used to be 100 Bolivars, and with that I cannot even pay for a bottle of water. They are even thinking about making 50000 and 100000 bills because the inflation keeps growing. Also, the bills have a vertical design on the front rather than a horizontal one ^^

[@erikhoffman3370]

They should start automatically dividing all prices by 1000 or something.

[@thelionsmane3032]

You can tell JJ isn't American because he thinks "crazy" salt water taffy flavors are watermelon and root beer.

[@seneca983]

What would be flavors that Americans would find crazy (that you can still find somewhere in US)?

[@agletdontforgetit]

seneca983 raspberry lemonade and key lime are two of my favorites in Florida.

[@OfficeSupplyRobot]

I tried banana flavored salt water taffy here in Minnesota, but it wasn't very good

[@thegardner80]

Buttered Popcorn. I bought a bag and it was like 1/4 popcorn flavor. Ugh.

[@dracodistortion9447]

The Lion's Mane lmao

[@aaronsullivan3870]

So glad you got the package! I got really scared since it didn't come with tracking... So glad you got it, and enjoyed the shirt and taffy. :-)

[@Kihidokid]

That's not toast that's burn

[@kiradia705]

Anthony Ingram more like roast

[@louisxvii2137]

You forgot the ‘t’ at the end of _burnt_ but the burnt is the best part of breaking the nightly fast every morning to consume _breakfast._

[@kiradia705]

LOUIS XIV he meant to not add t because then it would be toasted

[@Kihidokid]

Kira James see you understand the joke. Toast=burn toasted=burned

[@Kihidokid]

Oh damn 53 likes lmao lit af

[@davidhanna9003]

13:20 "their local tyrant" hilarious man lol.

[@roxy372]

"stamps with their local tyrant on the front" lmfaooo that killed me

[@tagge42]

Us Swedes, always sending people our candy haha, freaking love watching people try it though... I feel like I'm part of the problem haha

[@audhumbla6927]

hans reaktion på djungelvrål va underbar haha alltid bilar o djungelvrål

[@tagge42]

@@audhumbla6927 Verkligen!!

[@stevenjlovelace]

I've lived in Texas for over a decade, and I can confirm that Buc-ee's is as crazy as it sounds.

[@HistoryNerd808]

Steve Lovelace Buc-ee's is awesome

[@boonthegoon4549]

When I die im going to buc-ee's, where all texans go when they die

[@dadbodchance7502]

I lobe Buc-ees.

[@23itfollowsme23]

I love Buc-ee’s 😍 They always have super clean restrooms (and a LOT of stalls), so God bless it. Also I think their starting wage is like $13 or $14, so it’s pretty good for a chain.

[@yorick22]

I just got one in my city

[@gabrielajuarez9452]

It made me way too happy when he said Netherlands instead of Holland

[@bmteastern256]

Me too.

[@nomore9458]

Países Bajos

[@pablodemora1390]

Spinox13 Holanda

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Well, his mum is dutch....

[@aarnimikkola1442]

1:32 that's a burnt ass toast

[@rutingluo7632]

Aarni Mikkola 😂 I feel sad for the toast

[@thebman468]

Ru Ting Luo "Why did you make this if me?"

[@frost_yeep8642]

Aarni Mikkola hahahahahahahahahaha

[@PixelBytesPixelArtist]

*Fixes the taste of salted food with saltwater taffy*

[@rparl]

Pixel Bytes - Pixel Artist Was that what he threw on the floor?

[@PixelBytesPixelArtist]

yes

[@theworldisdying7867]

Pixel Bytes I can tell you have never had saltwater taffy by the way you think saltwater taffy tastes

[@CandyCane]

Lol

[@gibu002]

Name wise it might sound funny, BUT taste wise, quick easy fix for sure. Lots of sweet to fix the salty problem no matter which flavor of taffy that was he pulled out...... I have tried some of the "salty" licorice in the past and some of it is more then just salty, it can also have like an ammonia taste that really tastes beyond just bad, more like actual poison. Blows me away there can be people that like that, and myself, I really like just regular licorice.

[@adelioaltomar2745]

Pretty cool to see JJ get some swag from Texas. Maybe I should send him some more stuff from Texas to add to that.

[@nhprman]

Hey, I grew up in New England (New Hampshire) and YES, we LOVE our Marshmallow Fluff and always made fluffenutter sandwiches! LOL Try it with untoasted bread. Yum! Also, went to Texas and yes, Buc-ee's convenience stores are ubiquitous. They're HUGE stores with that taffie you showed, but also popcorn of all kinds. And many trinkets. Great video, as usual!

[@01habesha]

Fluff is also very common in Nova Scotia.

[@airsheebs]

The Kuwaiti rose water dispenser is very similar to something we have in india, which is also used for dispensing rose water! The ones I've generally seen here have a bent neck, and a flower at the end, where the water comes out of instead of a cone. Fun to see!

[@StevioGaming1]

Still confused how you only have 26 thousand subs

[@J1428753]

Two reasons: 1: There are bajillions of channels, and it's not possible to write an algorithm to tell apart and promote good content from trash 2: view counts are not an accurate way of telling popularity anyway. What if you have half as many fans but each of them like your content 'twice as much'? Is that a thing you can even determine? how do you know that the last 10 videos were really watched and not just passed thru with autoplay while the viewer was asleep? Those are just a few of the thousands of things that might not even be possible to account for. Shit's hard yo.

[@JJMcCullough]

I'm happy that my channel continues to grow pretty steadily. I just passed 26,000 subs, which means I've gained over 6,000 since July, which seems like pretty steady growth! I also like that most of my videos get at least 10k views each, which seems to suggest I have pretty loyal viewers who actually like watching what I make. I see some channels who have a lot more subs, but their videos often only get like, a few thousand views, or sometimes just a couple hundred, even. So I feel pretty good that my channel has some strong foundations for the future. But I owe it all to you guys, which is why I like always asking you guys questions about what I should do next.

[@StevioGaming1]

J.J. McCullough aye, I love when you upload a new video, I've watched all your videos since like a few months ago

[@ms-vq1os]

Tell us something about famous canadians ;) Like Jaques Villeneuve for example

[@lepke1979]

It's because the Canadian exchange rate sucks. If he was American, he'd have 33,280 subs.

[@FabianBuitrago1180]

2000 Rwandan francs are roughly worth 7000 Colombian pesos. Whilst 2000 Colombian pesos are roughly worth 567 Rwandan francs. Now let's translate it to American and Canadian dollars 2000 Colombian pesos = 0.85 Canadian dollars 2000 Colombian pesos = 0.66 US Dollars 2000 Rwandan Francs = 2.34 US Dollars 2000 Rwandan francs = 3.00 Canadian dollars. Yes our Colombian money has a high devaluation and inflation is high but at least is not as bad as our Venezuelan neighbors which have the highest inflation in the world and the Bolivar is extremely devaluated.

[@AD_RC]

you can kinda use 2000 pesos for the same things you'd use a dollar up here.

[@xiamer7290]

I'm from Massachusetts, and I used to basically just eat full jars of fluff.

[@oliverhees4076]

Instead of fluffernutter sandwiches, we should replace the peanut butter with Nutella.

[@mattlittlej]

"Used to"

[@edmonton20084]

America, this is why you're fat.

[@strider04]

@@edmonton20084 fluff is basically a new england only thing

[@lauremarchildon7312]

I saw some in a grocery store in quebec but I never tried it.

[@GlowingHorror]

Looked up the inflation of Colombia, it's actually quite low, about 3%. For some reason the have really have values for all their currency. The 2000 peso bill you were sent is like 50 american cents. Edit: 1$ is about 840 rwandan francs, so to answer your question, yes it's worth more

[@frozzie108]

J.J, Thank you for teaching me so much about Canada which before finding your channel I thought Canada was like a another part of America. So thank you for teaching me so much Yours truly, Frozz

[@JJMcCullough]

Thanks Frozz. Where are you from?

[@frozzie108]

I was born in Australia. My father is french and my mother is Maltese. I currently live in London. Do multinational heritage?

[@frozzie108]

Sorry grammatical mistake.Do you have multinational heritage?

[@JJMcCullough]

I do, my dad is Canadian but my mom is from Holland.

[@tomney4460]

Saltwater Taffy is from Atlantic City, in NJ, my home state. Legend has it that there was a flood sometime in the early 20th century, and a young girl walked into a candy store and asked the shopkeeper if he had any candy that hadn’t been spoiled by the polluted saltwater off the coast of South Jersey. The shopkeeper replied “Sure, want some of my saltwater taffy?”

[@ahmedabdellatif98]

Oh shoot I was thinking of being the first to send you Kuwaiti currency. I am an Egyptian who used to live in Kuwait btw. I might send you some Egyptian notes then, and those will definitely be much cheaper than the world's most valuable currency.

[@DanielOnFire101]

Heck yeah Buc-ee’s! We love it here in Texas.

[@someguysask524]

Buccees is ridiculous, I've been to the New Braunfels location before.

[@jaketheginger8658]

Do an episode with a breif description of all 50 US states and then have us send in stuff fom our states im from South Carolina and i will send some stuff if you make this series

[@charljoubert]

10:30 No man! Don't make me laugh! My girlfriend is sleeping! Hahaha!

[@ocoileain8689]

I never understood toast holders. The toast just sits there and gets cold and stale.

[@qwertyTRiG]

Dylan Collins But they remain dry, not soggy.

[@h.y.w.6932]

I remember the first time I stayed in an English B&B back in 2000. I was so charmed by the English breakfast I was served (baked beans and sliced tomatoes) and I loved the little toast holder on the table. So cute! Downside was that I ended up eating so much bread because I felt obligated to eat all the toast in the holder. Lol.

[@bencegyors]

Hey JJ! That cake (From Toronto) You talked about is a Hungarian traditional cake called chimney cake.

[@jorgwashingmachine1541]

I love how he ignores the fact that it says Fuck yeah Buc-ee’s on the back of the shirt

[@princessscotchtape8931]

I remember back when my friends went on a trip to Denmark. They bought a ton of candy and a lot of it was licorice and that salted licorice. They hated it as well, but luckily I love licorice.

[@audhumbla6927]

Yea I saw some finns give like a kilo of licourice to some greeks, as a present............. haha must I even say, it was a fail xD but the greeks kept a good face I must say.

[@cerealarmageddon6674]

I grew up going to the Oregon coast as a kid, salt water taffy and (mostly) Tillamook ice cream, were part of my best childhood memories, I’m glad we can share that little piece of Northwest childhood! :)

[@ianrclose5752]

Brown sauce doesn't go on toast! You have it over your full Scottish/English/Ulster breakfast, and in some parts of the country over your chips.

[@mdrhogan1035]

DO NOT PUT MUSTARD OR BROWN SAUCE ON TOAST

[@JJMcCullough]

TOO LATE YUM YUM

[@xander1052]

@James KNIGHT yeah, to go with the bacon, but never only with toast.

[@xander1052]

@James KNIGHT agreed, Brown Sauce directly on toast is a crime, both to toast and to the brown sauce. it's a specialist sauce!

[@a.morphous66]

I live in Texas, and (when driving through the giant open spaces that cover half of the state) you will run into a Buc-ee’s about every ten miles. They also pride themselves in having clean restrooms. Whataburger (a very good fast-food burger restaurant) is very common as well. And no, not everyone has a gun and a cowboy accent.

[@moldveien1515]

We have the Djungelvrål here in norway too, its my favorite "candy" I think candy is the wrong word since they arent really all that sweet, but i like them its a nice contrast, once the salt has been disolved in your mouth you are left with this slightly sweet liqorice. But when ever i have brought them to my american family member (there are as many americans of norwegian decent as there are actual norwegians.) they never like it, its a really odd european mostly northern european thing.

[@HelloHello-vk5ob]

4:57 being from this area, I can agree. Fluff is everywhere.

[@mat2468xk]

2:39 - "Young man" THERE'S NO NEED TO FEEL DOWN.

[@wadeo.778]

JJ have you heard of wawa? It’s a convenient store that you can find in very eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and some of Florida. Most of them are in south jersey and we love it!!! They have the best hoagies! And there are also super wawas that are bigger then the regular ones and have gas stations! They smell really good inside too.

[@tontoruiz7289]

He enjoys his life and is very content... it's joy

[@ghy201]

Someone has to send him salmiakki.

[@JJMcCullough]

Please no

[@afunkinduck4856]

ja! that'd be hyvää

[@hannve]

Hell yeah

[@seneca983]

That Swedish candy was salmiak wasn't it? For some reason salmiak/sal ammoniac/ammonium chloride is called "salty liquorice" in English even though it's not liquorice (and that "salty" part can be a bit misleading as well, since it might cause one to think about table salt (sodium chloride) though of course chemically ammonium chloride is a type of salt as well).

[@-ton618-8]

Yes

[@rafaelteodoroedu]

The first item, I've seen some of these in the Orthodox Church, we use it on holy friday.

[@liljaykay]

I'm from britain and seeing all the British snacks give me such good tingles

[@isaacbobjork7053]

ah the Djungelvrål. that salty thing is salmiak/ammonium chloride which is prepared commercially by combining ammonia (NH3) with either hydrogen chloride (gas) or hydrochloric acid (water solution). worldwide it is used as a fertilizer but apparently we Scandinavians thought it would be a good idea to have it in candy... I don't really like it though.

[@TeamFRU]

I just moved to new braunfels tx from Chicago Illinois. Had to stop everything when I heard you mentioned bucees and my location lol

[@randomdrummer69420]

“When we went down to Oregon” I live in Oregon!

[@AdaYavuz2002]

Sam Fejes Me too!

[@JamesLawner]

That “chimney stack” is the same kind of food you’ll find in Slovakia and Czechia. I can’t believe it’s in Canada too!

[@zoekirk1848]

Also, pretty sure the salted licorice candies were sent for us to laugh our asses off at your reaction-I sure did!

[@willgiven8823]

5:03 ah, a delicacy from my land. Lovely.

[@mogywithahardg]

Have you done a video on or including Nanaimo bars? That would be a cool topic. I had something in Idaho that looked like it was trying to be a Nanaimo bar, and it was just.. wrong.

[@hououinkymeowma2381]

How..how have you never seen Fluff before..lol It's literally everywhere haha

[@3seven5seven1nine9]

I think you're my favorite Canadian

[@3seven5seven1nine9]

@Slightly Burned Pancakes no way I've been watching this guy's vids for two years now!

[@scottsterling7659]

we need more of these videos

[@yorick22]

I’ve been living in Texas since I was born, and I can confirm that Buc-ee’s is as insane as it sounds. In fact they built one in the city I live.

[@Jupoter]

But Dumble is Finnish

[@bavarianmapper4566]

If I sent my Texan cousin this video but the audio is missing, she would be like "OH MY GOD SOMEONE FROM YOUR TOWN IS WEARING A BUC-EE SHIRT"

[@matt8769]

I’m from Massachusetts and I can tell you that they are pretty common around here

[@Samic05]

Hi J.J. Actually I've been working with Canadians 3 months ago, and I got a lot of questions about a lot of a lot of Canadian stuffs I don't know if maybe someday u make a direct (realtime transmission) or don't know interviews with subscribers! I just felt in love for the Canadian culture and people, I hope that u read this coment... Just a single Colombian man... ( I wanna know ur opinion about my accent)

[@LordlyJeremy]

They sell fluff in Canada, JJ - both the brand-name kind and a knockoff version by Kraft. The grocery stores usually keep it with the ice-cream cones and Magic Shell.

[@FocusSight]

Just a heads up! The Mars bar in the UK/EU/AUS is actually akin to the Milky Way in NA! I know because when I moved to Australia from the US, it confused the heck out of me. The Milky Way here is also more like a 3 Musketeers!

[@Nightcoffee365]

I was hoping you would get an American thing you found odd. it is 3:18 a.m. in Binghamton, NY, USA. I could walk two blocks and come home with Fluff right now.

[@bmteastern256]

* Binghamton, Erie Lackawannaland.

[@cinnamon4]

So, in Russia, there's local analog of chips (crisps) - dried bread or sukhariki. One brand of dried bread, Bombaster (now it produces popcorn), had a similar commercial to Yorkies, but there were restrictions on age, like, you can't eat Bombaster if you are older than 12, lol

[@KevynKing]

I know you can get JetPuff in Canada which isbthe exact same thing as Fluff. it's just made by Kraft.

[@Borninxixax]

In Michigan, we have the Spartan company. It's basically this huge generic company that owns this grocery chain called Family Fare, but everyone calls it Glen's, which it used to be called. It's kind of hard to explain.

[@GranRey-0]

Kraft makes "Jet-puffed" which is Marshmallow creme/fluff. Also it's probably not such a big deal because we're in Canada and all...but if you're trying to not have your address known to the public you might want to edit/blur it in future videos.

[@nassreddintaibi5796]

I am from the Netherlands and I have never seen a guilder.... this video is the first time ever! I can say that guilders are pretty ugly, I am glad we changed before my birth. (I was born when the euro was already in: 2002)

[@umbreonhaunts101]

J.J., I'm an Oklahoman, and seeing you wearing a Buc-ee's t-shirt is giving me so much irrational anger.

[@giddeee]

It's pronounced: Joungellvrawl, with the U being pronounced like an "ooh" and the R being a solid rolling R, "Rr"

[@ignous]

I love salt water taffies and marshmallow fluff (jet-puffed marshmallow creme is the kind sold where I live but its the same).

[@LUVLIGHT541]

I live on the coast of Oregon, so if I sent you regional stuff you would've already seen it. Love ya, love the channel, you're awesome!

[@kasru1990]

Awesome to see my Country's currency Slovakia even though since November 2008 they use Euro's. I live in America since 1995 but remember the old currencies pretty well. ☺

[@SnixGXT]

The Colombia currency was hardly affected by inflation despite the three 0s behind the numbers. Don't be fooled by that, since the Peruvian Sol (US$1 = S/. 3.25) has nearly the same value as the Colombian peso towards the US dollar (US$1 = COL$3011).

[@thecardinalblur939]

The marshmallow fluff is an odd Massachusetts thing lol

[@MrSophire]

I wish I saw the original video earlier, since I am an American of Mexican decent I would have sent you Mexican got chocolate and the instrument to mix it with. The device is a piece of wood carved with a handle a ball at the end with slits and two wooden rings. It has to be carved from a single piece to make it.

[@elizapoulsen5439]

So I work in a souvenir manufacturing company and we get soo many things for Buc-ee's and I never knew it was a gas station until now. Hahaha. However, we did not make that shirt. I hope you enjoy all these fun random things people so cleverly picked out.

[@santiagogr7894]

do not try English mustard. your tongue will never forgive you

[@jessethane6910]

It's not that bad.

[@EverlastingHobnocker]

What is it? Spicy? If so count me in. I am currently looking for a place to buy Carolina Reaper hot sauce.

[@xander1052]

@@EverlastingHobnocker Its very strong, similar in colour to dijon mustard but it's been coloured with tumeric, so while it looks almost identical to american mustard the flavour levels are essentially turned to 11.

[@helium1786]

I love when he talk about the UK

[@kerryday]

LOL my dad called that the toast cooler. I grew up in an English household oh, so we had one, but we never used it

[@Kiriafycso]

man, i remember when i went down to texas back in high school my group stopped at a buc-ees. even the toilets were bigger.

[@Hero-by6ib]

KUWAITI MONEY AHAHAH YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH YOU COULD BUY WITH A QUARTER THERE

[@scottsterling7659]

you can't buy much with a quarter dinar you can buy two bags of chips and some gum

[@jajaja1282]

Whoa fluff is just a New England thing? I’m from Maine and I thought everyone had it! Lol

[@Juice0fTheBarley]

Yay! My state (Oregon) got mentioned.

[@castleblocks3726]

Wait… Walmart is supposed to be an international thing?

[@stormedfollower7472]

castleblocks where I’m from in England Walmart is here but in the form of asda I think

[@drewconway7135]

I think marshmallow fluff was probably invented in MA, but now you can get it anywhere. It's used to make Rice Krispies treats. It's too sweet for me, though. I'd lay odds that the #1 ingredient is corn syrup. Eck.

[@vforgame9139]

At 3.47 the coin with the flag is made in the memory of 15 july. At 15th of july the army tried to take over the country but the turkish people themselves fight the army and won

[@kianheeps1244]

Brown sauce is good with French toast and English mustard is my fav mustard but someone has to give him a can if irn bru. It's surprisingly no we'll known outside of Scotland.

[@anishraja9655]

You talked about Dutch money having the exact date on it: Well, I live in America, but I collect money too. I happen to have a 10 zloty bill from Poland and it has an exact date as well: 25 March, 1994. I guess this tradition was common amongst European currencies until they all switched to the euro. Poland hasn't yet though.

[@wyattweiss1494]

Bucee’s is so cool, I’ve been to the one in new bronfals. Hope I spelled that right

[@jude8067]

Marshmallow fluff is the best and I'm pretty sure it's an overall American thing because it's popular in the south too

[@kearnsyboii5619]

I'm from Ireland try some tayto crisps (I recommend try cheese and onion)

[@danielgonneville1432]

You can buy fluff here in Alberta ... I’m sure you can buy it in other canadian places also

[@gibu002]

Ive tried Prawn Crisps, a little disapointing, they just kind of taste like vinegar chips. BUT, please correct me if Im wrong, but Borris Johnson in days gone by once made a BIG deal writing an article (or more the one perhaps) all about how Europeans on the continent looked down upon humble hard working Brits with their Prawn Crisps and somehow made Prawn flavored crisps some kind of rebellion against the European union...... did I get that right? Or was it someone else's issue he just repeated or something? Its been a while and I don't really remember it all that well anymore. When I finally had Prawn Crisps though they were a bit of a let down and didnt really seem worth all the fuss that was made about defending them so fervently. lol

[@jacobsnumismatics8666]

On the Australian $2 note the man with the wheat helped improve Australia's wheat crop.

[@LazyCat010]

You should come back to Oregon and get more taffy!

[@haddockman30]

You may want to blur out your address on that box.

[@tag4650]

The key word is "may"

[@loganpowdrill3444]

I’m from Maryland and I went to Texas and went to a Buc-ee’s. It blew my mind

[@СтарыйканалДиба]

Why do you only have 26 thousand of subs? Such videos must have millions of views?

[@TheFunnyCave]

At 10:40 it appears that the licorice is so strong it changes your pronunciation of the word "out".

[@harrynoke6458]

I wonder if JJ would find me looking at Canadian products as weird as I find him looking at British products.

[@Lg.sidequest]

From Texas, and yes Buc-ee's is the best!!

[@aphill.5611]

5:06. In Colorado, we don't buy the fluff, we make our own.