World Prices Are Out of Control...

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[FriendlyArchpriest]

We need more automated voices that speak things like "innit", "oi bruv", "guvnor", "mum", and calls microchips as "microcrisps".

[RubberDuck-]

You didn't expect Myanmar to be underdeveloped, they are in a literal civil war

[RobaMostarRoba]

Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country with Burundi salaries, but Switzerland prices

[Sif_ISAT]

1:17 I'm from latin America and in schools they generally teach British English, the automated voice does have an American accent so the map is right, but I wanted to clarify that.

[bblvrable]

10:10 As someone from Vancouver, I'm reminded of the time I was on a tour bus in Vegas in 2011, and when we passed some luxury condo building that had just gone up on The Strip, the guide told us that these condos have a starting price of nearly a million dollars, and my response was "Damn, that's pretty cheap", while everyone else was "Holy crap, that's insanely expensive!".

There's also the website Crack Shack or Mansion, in which you have to pick out if the house you're looking at is a crack den, or just a house worth over $1m in Vancouver. Sounds easy until you try it though, since housing prices in Vancouver are based on location, not what's on the land, so if there's a run-down 2-bedroom house from 1932 sitting on a medium-sized lot in Kitsilano, it's still a $1.8m property.

[agme]

1:21 in Argentina we usually learn British English, English language teaching here predates the USA becoming world power, the country is full of English schools and bilingual schools that are over a century old

[livethefuture]

interesting that india now has enough english speakers to warrant its own distinct accent.
i guess it makes sense, technically india now has the second highest number of english speakers.

[ac]

11:08. Houses in Australia are unaffordable, but part of the price is literally massive tax evasion, so it’s kind of priced in, assuming you have the capital in the first place to pay the down payment

[.FM]

1:56 that Indian accent for google, we shouldn't expect Indians to drop that accent when talking English anytime soon. Their teacher and guide be passing them like crazy

[samuelcheung]

10:24: "What the hell is going on in Vancouver?"

You know us, the people from city #1 on that list? Yeah maybe we have something to do with that.

[MSKofAlexandria]

3:15 Bro really said "KiriBADY"

[EmpressMermaid]

That 20, 000 number for the US includes all airfields, including private fields and military bases. 14, 000 is the number that are actually airports.

[うきあ]

0:51 Why did he talk about Canada like they don't speak English lol

[CriticalEatsJapan]

9:16 The Japanese Big Mac is relatively cheap because the yen is super weak right now. Think of it more like $5 relative to purchasing power or 20 minutes work at minimum wage...

[emanuel]

Brazillian here i try my best to sound British when speaking english out of spite

[aatth]

10:00 in Switzerland average hous cost is about 1.16 milion swiss francs. Now average income per year of a swiss is about 84k if we summ it up we are at about 12 years working to buy a hous without spending anything.

[dannyarcher]

2:05 - I'm sure the Kiwis are ecstatic about that.

[arek]

5:32 meanwhile polish fiat and polonez: pathetic, I'm made for ethernity

[malta_ball]

Petition for drew to make a Malta countryball plushie (Day 171)

[stormerkromy]

2:50
Antarctica has no Google?
What do the researchers use down there?