New Zealand Family React to 7 Things America Does Really Well (AMERICAN OR ITALIAN PIZZA??)

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Title: Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox
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[Vinnytint]

You know what’s cool about America ? We have different neighborhoods with different nationalities and we get to eat different foods from different countries

[KNETTWERX]

I drive a big rig hauling beer all over the US. My life is a never ending road trip, and I get paid to do it. I do agree that our highway system has a ton of attractions, sights, sounds, and smells that make road trips so fun in the US. Each state has unique sunrises, sunsets, and amazing weather systems (storms) that are just amazing at times.

[tobycatVA]

I am so impatient (remarkably over-psyched) for YNZF to get home safe and tell us all about their trip. ✈

[dhoffman]

I once took my mom and dad on a road trip to visit my sister. We started in Northwest Arkansas and ended in San Simone, New Mexico. In the 2 days it took us to get there we hit every weather type you could imagine, i.e. Rain, Hail, Dust Storm, Snow, and mostly Sunny/Cloudy skies. Now that they are both gone, it's one of my most treasured memories. Love your episodes!!❤️

[johnallen]

I hope you get to visit small towns/ rural areas on your American tour. The cities are great, but I think you would love our small towns!

[TJ-Travler]

What we do well is bring others from all over the world with their unique cultures and mix them into the fabric of America to enhance our experiences!
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[marksmith]

As a native Iowan I know for a fact that you would be warmly welcomed anywhere in the American Heartland! We are always welcoming and generally always friendly! Mark in Iowa.

[bettyegilliam]

I love the fact that the U. S. has so many types of climate and ecological niches. You can go from a desert to a tropical forest and everything in between. The scenery is amazing, p! 10:25

[sarahlynnie]

Jolly did a reaction to a Detroit style pizza place in London! You should check it out! Being from Michigan, I am proud to see our pizza crossing the pond!

[GentleRain]

I've lived in small Southern towns all my life and they do something that I don't see in cities as far as street names. A couple would buy land and build a house out in the country. They'd have kids who the parents gave some of the land to, and the kids build houses and live on the land behind Ma and Pa. Depending on how much land there is, this might go on for a couple of generations. The dirt roads that are formed with each house will eventually get a name for mail delivery and it usually ends up as the name of the first person who built a house there, so there are roads like Jesse Green Rd., Harald Smith Rd., etc. Driving out of town, I see a lot of roads like that.

[chuck]

Diners are the lifeblood of America. Cup of Coffee in Pensacola was amazing. It has been ran by the same family since 1945 with the same grill ( That is key grill keeps the flavor) and nickel bar stools. Plus the outside is all original with new paint but still stays Air-Conditioned on the outside which was a premium service down South in 1945 and was widely advertised. So look for those places!

[andrewreimer]

As a Michigander, i'm glad to see Detroit style pizza mentioned. It's tragically underrepresented in the great US pizza debate 😊

[donnacollins]

I love that 2 of my favorite YouTubers are converging!😁❤️

[RJ-mzco]

Road trips: From April 16 - June 5 this year (2023), we drove from Chicagoland to Houston (and back) for a family funeral: 2175 miles (3500 km) total. Then I rode with a friend to the National Ham Radio Convention in Xenia OH, to and back in one day: 668 miles (1075 km) total. Then we drove to Beaverton OR to visit our son, stopped off at the family farm in northern Missouri, then back home. That loop was about 4550 miles (7161 km) total. Road trips, back-to-back!

[LancerX]

My ex roommate from Rome loved American Pizza. He would order it about 3 times a week. At first, he acted like most Italians and complained about it, but once he ate some he was hooked.

[jeffhampton]

America does music well. We invented Jazz, Blues, Rock and Roll, Rock music, Soul, Country, Folk, Gospel, Disco, Motown, Hip-hop, Heavy metal, New Wave, Punk, Rap. Probably missing a couple ❤🇺🇸👊🏻👊🏻

[you_can_call_me_T]

I AM SOOO EXCITED TO SEE ALL OF YOUR POST VACATION CONTENT!! CAN'T WAIT!!

[melvinsmiley]

That guy is funny. Nothing beats a good road trip with your music up loud, Sun Roof open…and clear roads ahead.

[SilvanaDil]

We do sports and military stuff well, too. 😀

[blackpowder]

You guys are good example of why the internet made our world bigger and better ❤