Brit Reacts to The Biggest Mistakes Tourists Make in the USA 

Correct, "red" means stop. Most states/ cities will allow you to turn right on red when it is clear and only after coming to a complete stop. (there may be a cop nearby or a camera)

The only time that ever changes is if there is a no turn on red sign posted. They do post them in some places due to the area being more prone to accidents. 😂❤👍

I had a hospital bill 31 years ago for $350,000 when my husband had a massive heart attack he died and they brought him back and had to be transported to another hospital by chopper.

You do not always have to stop before turning. Often times there will be yield sign, which means you do not have to come to a complete stop. Also, there are certain situations when turning left at a red light is legal... Google it.

So true those back wheels have to stop or you might get a ticket otherwise it's ok.

or Europe and Asia.. Eurasia. hell Europe, Africa and Asia are all just one continent.

Ya. North and South America were only connected in the past million or so years. They have been frequently not connected and very much have their own tectonics plates and move in their own ways.

Eurasia was a thing years ago in the US

Nothing happens if you don't tip, except bad thoughts towards you. Just that the waitperson who spent around an hour trying to make your meal perfect is going to go home with about 3$ per hour, and they might not be as nice next time. TIPS stands for To Insure Proper Service.

so basically 98 dollars with a little bit extra over time thankfully they dont expect people to pay all of it

the highest bill i ever had was $880 and that was without insurance. i paid 250 and the hospital said i was good and i never had to pay more. If you do not have insurance go to a teaching Hospital, They tend to have charities and donors specifically set up to help pay for stuff. emergencies.. it may be harder to tell the ambulance where to go if you are unconscious or if the extra mileage would cost you vital life saving care,... but even then.. i have an uncle who needed open heart surgery and he didn't have insurance and he paid 25 a month for like 2 years and they finally said fk it, and told him never mind. It is easier for them to drop the bill and write off the expense as a tax deduction. usually only the Doctor's fee is required and they often allow payment plans cause other wise they won't get paid. luckily now i have insurance but that's only because the job i have pays for it. i pay nothing out of pocket and the coverage is top tier. UPS rules

I have supposedly great insurance. 940 a month for me and 2 children. Paid 1700 up front just for a medically necessary colonoscopy a month ago. So if I just would have not paid insirance, I would have gotten a discount for private pay and it would have been 800 dollars. So less than my monthly premium. No matter what doctor paperwork I turned in. So "get inaurance" is not what I would have said at all. And this guy...... He says people get really upset, and this is unusual. But, none of it is like almost anywhere in the world. Like asking for an ID.

Now Walmart? Everyone is embarrassed to go there. But EVERYONE GOES THERE! Discounted stuff in EVERY department. PLUS. If I were going home to another country to probably never return. I would not buy insurance. They usually don't make you pay in advance.

@@TheEpicSpire UPS! It's my favorite delivery service. The only good one if a person lives in an apartment.

omg thats awesome

So, out of curiosity, what is almost of a million

@@JaredCarter6625 We only paid about 5k +our premiums of course. Basically our deductibles and a few things that were not covered. It was such a crazy experience. I get choked up just thinking about how differently it could have went.

Our last son was born at 28 weeks. He was in the NICU for 65 days. He had 4 red blood cell transfusions, checked for brain bleeds and an eye exam on top of the care and respiratory and feeding tube. And all the monitors. I only saw one bill and it was over $750, 000. Between insurance and the local Medicaid we didn’t pay anything.

I live in Utah and we have many tourists who get lost or fall of trails and need to be rescued or retrieved. Some in the winter aren’t found until the spring or summer.

I agree, Bison in Yellowstone will kill you. It is not a petting zoo. Also, stay in your car with the windows up. Use the AC if it's hot. Wild animals can be quite unpredictable. A mountain lion is not a "pretty kitty". And most can out run any human. And then you're just lunch. Especially bears, they eat their prey while it's still alive .

It could also get you killed, we have some crazy-azzed wildlife all over the US. It’s “duck around and find out” in nature (eg; never try to pet a bison or wrestle an alligator!)

As a Florida Man, my best advice is to assume that any body of water has the potential to have a gator 🐊 in it… 😂

@@blainestutes6995 And he means ANY body of water, no matter how small, after heavy rains, water can puddle up across a road from a road side ditch, water levels rise, along with alligators, snakes, of varying size. So, yes, you have an alligator in a large spill over on the road. After hurricanes, sea creatures can swim up flooded creeks, up beaches and can be found in parking lots, roadways, backyards which includes sharks snakes and more alligators walking around . Don't Wade in water or touch any creatures. People that don't see alligators in small ponds are the people that get bitten or dragged under. Pets and small children are easier to grab.

People trying to get selfies with buffalo 😂

I would just add if there's a line/que of people, that once people volunteer to help you step off to the side of the doorway and out of the way of the cashier so that those people trying to get to work or to visit a sick loved one don't get irritated with you.

Some know, idiots behind cointer.. some know stuff..I always ask for info at hotel check-in but some folks are clueless.

@@creinicke1000Be careful with hotel advice. They have contracts with restaurants to push you there and not always best. Ask total strangers who are locals. They might even join you and, bam, new friends.

Over 30 grand for a car accident. Over 90 grand for stroke.

Remember the staff get paid no matter how you buy your tickets.

Specificly yellowstone. Keep a safe distance away from the wildlife, and remember, they are almost always faster than you are!

Also don't freak out if a dog runs up to you. We're technically supposed to keep them on leash in most areas, but some people don't, and sometimes they get loose. What to understand is that we generally don't have wild dogs that attack people like some parts of the world do. Most likely the dog wants attention and will be shortly accompanied by an owner running up apologizing.

@@quamai8366 Yes! it's not a petting zoo!! We lived there for 6 years in Montana (next to the park at the west entrance) - every year tourists would be injured or killed (we call them "Tourons")

I used to call it "doggie bag," but not anymore. I say a take-home container.

Less clean up for the staff, also I mean you paid for the whole meal, have the whole meal.

Facts​@@Some_who_call_me_Tiim

​@@OkiePeg411 exactly

Like has the dog licked the bag or sniffed it? 😂 And yeah why lie in claims to take it to your dog? I rather say I'm going to finish this when I get home. Lol "let me get a human bag to go"

Indeed... not to mention, body language and tone across a lot of cultures and languages are a clear tip-off. Even without being able to understand it's not hard to tell when someone is talking bad about things/you.

I've had people literally insult me to my face not knowing that I understood exactly what they were saying

I worked at an amusement park in high school, and I heard two guys in line complaining about the park in Spanish, and I turned around and said (in Spanish) "im sorry, is there anything youd recommend to fix this?" And they both just went silent. I ended up helping spanish speaking guests a lot after that lol

True. I’m black American born and raised in Arizona. As a teen my sisters and I would hear Mexicans talking about us while in the same aisle at Walmart. Once before we were like “yo entiendo”(meaning “I understand”) you called us “nigger girls”. They were like “no, no we not say that”. Just be aware you can’t judge a book by its cover. Someone might know your language just even a little bit. Even if they don’t body language says a lot too.

I am learning Spanish, Italian and Norwegian

Not just that, but they need your actual ID number too, so just giving them your birthday isn't gonna cut it.

It's very common for law enforcement to test out the staff at liquor stores and gas stations by either hiring underage people to try and buy alcohol/cigarettes, or they themselves doing it but refusing to show an ID. It's like a sting operation. It's ridiculous, but that's exactly how places get their liquor license suspended.

I've noticed that a lot more registers are set up to have to run the magnetic strip on the license through, this way it stops grumpy people from taking it out on the employees only doing their job😢! "What do you mean you need my ID? I so old that I voted for Nixon!😠!!!

Everywhere I go they just scan them nowadays, that’s why there’s barcodes on the back of Real IDs, which all US citizens will be required to have, or a Passport, to get on any plane. Not just international; domestic too. If you want to go from California to Nevada, a hop, skip and a jump in a plane; you won’t be able to get on the plane unless you have a Real ID or a physical passport. . So because of this push for Real IDs, and with it becoming the standard next year; most places now will just take your ID, scan the barcode on the back, and the system will then allow the transaction. It’s way more efficient. You can have a really good fake ID made (also a reason for the Real ID push, to make fake IDs obsolete and nearly impossible to make) and the cashier can still type the birthday and sell you alcohol, and boom; they just sold to an underage child. That’s how they get places, they pay high school students to work with the local police departments, and send them in with fake IDs to try and trick them into selling alcohol. If they just glance at the ID and sell it, boom. They’re going to be fined. . So why keep allowing that to even happen when they can just make everyone get a Real ID that has to be scanned? That’s their logic, at least. Very, very few people will ever be able to replicate the technology needed to make a functional barcode with the qualities of a Real ID. As soon as they scan it, it will either allow the transaction, or deny the transaction. If the transaction is denied; they will refuse service immediately.

Also, some states have liquor stores and beer distributors, and in others you can buy alcohol/beer just about anywhere. Make sure to check that out in the state(s) you are visiting. You can also ask a local or just do an Internet search.

Most places will give you plastic cups to pour your drink into.

@@robertc49 Also true.

That's what I do.

When I go to Texas Roadhouse it's at least 2 more meals.

Yep. That’s pretty much why portions are so big. We expect to get a couple meals out of it.

Never tip at, fast food coffee shops drive through anywhere that is pretty much not a sit down dinner inside. Tip some for restaurant pick up. That's about it. Oh delivery! BTW love your obsession with drive through. Here is one for you for making life easy. I used to drive through to pick up my medication, but life just got better... my pharmacy delivers to my door. Today in fact, I was at the Dr office when pharmacy called on there way. I said not home back door was unlocked please inside due to the rain today. 'Merica gotta love it!

As a former server, I disagree. I would have been obliged by the restaurant to give good service no matter what.

You’re definitely exaggerating a lot. There’s definitely a huge motivation to tip if your bill is expensive like a party or an expensive restaurant, but if you go to a cheaper place and don’t ask too much of the waiters then there isn’t much need to tip a lot. Of course it is what they rely on bc they can legally get paid $2 and hour, but if you don’t ask much of them AND they don’t give you exceptional service then they don’t deserve a big tip. If you just give them tip for doing nothing you think they’re gonna get better?

You can still tip the people who deliver your food in drive thru or if you are sitting down. I work at Culver’s and people will tip me for bringing their food out to them. And Culver’s is a sit down restaurant and drive through.

The last time I was in Las Vegas I asked my waitress how much she made. They do NOT make server minimum wage there. She told me that. Then she hugged me for the tip I left. I tipped like I was at home in Texas, and she was a damn good waitress.

There are bunches of Senior discounts; some at 50, most at 55. Ask

To add to this, some places may offer a free dessert if it's your first time there. (It's pretty rare, though.)

I had about 6 months of eye treatments, once a month. My after-insurance cost was about $250 per month (the pre-insurance price was mind-boggling). Yeah; don't need medical care in the US.

Agreed. Choose some places. Watch a video specifically on them, and ask your viewers for suggestions there. You’re in a very unique position. Where a lot of your viewers are US living, and you want to visit here. We can guide you. (Example - I know you love the views: mountains, beaches, variety…. I would suggest you go to the Hoh Rainforest, hurricane Ridge Olympic National Park, sunrise - mount Rainier National Park [August-Sept]…..)

Some do!

Darwinism. It does happen. There’s a very real reason safety blockades and gates are put up in many spots around the Grand Canyon, and why large swaths of it are illegal to enter for normal people. Because many people have died. Many. Many people have wandered off the beaten path and fallen to their death, or get stuck in a random section of the Grand Canyon a mile or more away from the main tourist area, and unable to find their way out. The Grand Canyon is a big place. It’s truly grand. It’s just like Mount Everest. There are still dozens of bodies lost on Mount Everest, and even bodies that are known about, but are nearly impossible to attempt at recovering. There are some people who died on Mount Everest 40+ years ago, whose bodies still sit or lay frozen where they died, having never been discovered.

Holy sheister! That's huge!

God damn Leslie.. glad u made it. You are worth so much more than that!!

@@me19742 thank you!

Thats actually pretty cheap

I had my appendix out. I was allergic to some meds , almost died and was in the step down icu for 2 days. $63,000.

A friend of mine sent me a case of wine as a combination gift for my 60th birthday and my retirement. FedEx required photo ID at the time of delivery. The driver said it was fornoother reason that proof of age of the addressee. Best gift ever! 🤣

And do check the local laws first. In some larger metropolitan areas, for example NYC, right on red is not allowed. I was glad I found that out before I had to drive there. Of course I didn’t drive in Manhattan but I did pick up my car at the airport to drive to Connecticut and it was important that I knew that when driving to the expressway.

That depends on the state, county and sometimes city. I live in GA, unless otherwise stated, you can turn right on red. You go down to FLA and turning right on red can get you a ticket.

@@oldeskul It’s the same in NYC; no right turns on red ever. Check the traffic rules of wherever you are.

@@The_Crucible714 When I took a trip up to Salem 15 years ago, all over Massachusetts every stop light had a sign that read, "No right turn on red." and had another sign with an arrow pointing that read, "You must stop here on red." They were ensuring no one could say to the cops that they didn't know it was illegal, even though ignorance of the law is not a viable defense in the United States courts.

I am 67 & get carded when buying NA beer...by a 17 y_o. LOL😊

right I dislike those little jars like at Starbucks. One local place you order at counter Or online etc. there is a huge jar for the lady who brings your order back to kitchen. Then you sit, and carry it to your table, sometimes they help. I don't mind only because I like her. But hate it at SBucks or Stores, Delis etc. Rude for a waiter to tell. Imo That is bad service.

true. I only tip when there's extra services like dine-in resto. now with Grab/ubber eats too but other than that.. no.

Tips are more for service if the server is rude or doesn’t give service tip is low or none if service is good or great they can usually get a bigger tip sometimes ask if they pool tips if they do I just put cash in the servers hand

@@LorraineRarich I think the tip jars a not expected to be used at all. They are more for the occasional person who maybe is feeling generous or they are regulars and really like the place to give a little extra to the workers in the back. It;s not really meant to be the same like tipping your server at a restaurant.

If you're picking up food at a restaurant you are recieving a service...who in the heck cooked it and packaged it up for you to take it home? I always give $5 bucks on a pick up order

Just a heads up for any veterans, you can get a lifetime pass for free. I did last year, but haven't used it yet.

The American the beautiful pass is also good for National Monuments, and any day fees associated National recreation areas, BLM, or National Forests. You can save the shipping cost if you buy it at the first National Park you go to.

Seniors get a big break on park passes, too. I get one when I renew my license and for $20 I can go to any state park for free.

Also, the pass will cover everyone in your car.

@@saxmangeoff That’s true. Thanks for mentioning that! 😀

In some places the tips are shared between all the servers.

I always tip generously, especially if I enjoy a place. That's why I always get to skip the line, get seated at the best table, and get impeccable food and service. I make $12 / hour plus tips, and trust me...I remember who leaves tips and who doesn't. I'll remember if you order a lot of food and don't leave a tip; I'll absolutely remember you and intentionally give other customers priority and generally not give a shit about serving you.

I always tip in cash, even if I use a crd for the bill. That way the staff can use the money right away. Most places have a delay before doling out tips. Some places even steal the tips that were on cards; there is usually places being sued every 4-5 years.

So true

Unfortunately they seem to be a dying breed, at least where I am. I know a few in my area and try to visit when I can.

I tip at Sonic; they are bringing me my food if I am not going through the drive-through. I tip any time I eat out, generally; even the counter has a tip jar. It's a convenience for someone else cooking my food, serving me food, or cleaning up after me.

Its heading that way .... some food trucks do .

I know people who work at Sonic and they get paid the ridiculous tipped employees amount for any shift where they're working as a car hop. $2.?m/hr I think? So they definitely need that extra.

@showaltermicro: It depends on the fast food restaurants that you go to. Places like Sonic do ask you to tip the car hops

@@lorettaross5146well, not in the states of California, Oregon and Washington. All of us fixed it so that everybody makes at least the local minimum wage, which here in San Jose is 17.55/hr, even if they are a food server. There's still the pressure to tip....but you're tipping somebody who makes the same minimum wage as others. 🙂 Fast food is being increased to 25/hr.

Shhhhh

Also tips made to a good server or such, most times make more in a day than at a lot of other jobs!!

We started tipping generously at a bar we go to weekly. No many how many beers I get I am only ever charged for one. Not sure the bar owner would appreciate that, though...

My grandpa was extremely stingy and did not believe in tipping. He was a Vietnam vet who did 3 tours and had a difficult time re-entering into society, and money was not something he had. He drove trucks and made a lot of money, but he drank a LOT and smoked 2 packs of cigarettes a day. He was constantly going to strip clubs and bars, and never held onto money for any reason. . Even in his older age before he took his own life, he still refused to tip people. He just didn’t believe in tipping, didn’t want to, didn’t care to. So whenever my dad would take my brother and I to see him and we’d go out to eat, my dad would have us go outside with him while he “went to the bathroom,” and he’d go up to the waiter/waitress and give them a big tip and apologize.

My grandpa was extremely stingy and did not believe in tipping. He was a Vietnam vet who did 3 tours and had a difficult time re-entering into society, and money was not something he had. He drove trucks and made a lot of money, but he drank a LOT and smoked 2 packs of cigarettes a day. He was constantly going to strip clubs and bars, and never held onto money for any reason. . Even in his older age before he took his own life, he still refused to tip people. He just didn’t believe in tipping, didn’t want to, didn’t care to. So whenever my dad would take my brother and I to see him and we’d go out to eat, my dad would have us go outside with him while he “went to the bathroom,” and he’d go up to the waiter/waitress and give them a big tip and apologize.

I agree. Dinners are amazing! It's like your Mom or Grandma are cooking for you!

Definitely should ask locals to recommend them though, I've encountered some bad ones here still.

Plus, they are cheap and have great food to start your day as you wander around exploring.

Yeah way way way better than the chains!

I kind of like checking them out as long as I read about them a little bit because they usually are pretty good. I don't like reading the super known restaurant reviews just some online here and there. No matter what I will try a diner over a chain anywhere I go. Or Bodega over chain as well. ❤

Yes, and most of the museums and galleries are free too!

I grew up lucky in respect to the Smithsonian. My cousin was in charge of the budget so I had full reign of all the museums when I visited. The exhibits were cool but the archives were even better. And the people there were cool AF. They wanted to teach me and I learned. I had a guided tour the day before the Holocaust Museum opened. Only me, my Mother, my Aunt and my cousin in the entire place. Some staff but not open to the public yet.

All true, but DC is also a dangerous shithole.

AND...the museums are FREE.

I'll pass

I have “really good” insurance and had to pay $1,500 out of pocket recently when having a procedure 😮

Geez... Glad that you're alive from that accident. But that bill probably gave you a heart attack as well!

Broken arm cost about 5k, but insurance covered it. I did pay 3k out of pocket for braces

Motorcycle rider and no insurance, what could possibly go wrong

It is not ever like a yield, it's like a stop sign and you're going to make a right turn and there is nobody coming, go ahead and make the right turn

You are so right, I was thinking the same thing, the kid could travel across the US and never have to get a hotel room. He could probably stay twice as long as the average tourist and might even go home with cash, as we can be pretty generous, especially when we know people like us... And just think of all the content he could get for future videos...heck, he could go back home better than when he left!

And the locals would be good guides to the best places

Forgetting about the trusting strangers part I definitely agree. Us Americans love showing off our country, especially to Europeans because it seems they have some of the most resentment to us and we just wanna show the good stuff that isn’t portrayed in your media. We wanna show you what americas about.

I have a room and can be the BEST guide in the Denver ,Colorado Springs, Front Range,plus I'm a great cook. Plus I've adopted Louis in my heart.

Ok..hospital bill...my husband had cardiac arrest, an ambulance trip,a week in the hospital a defibrillator placed. Total bill AFTER insurance $355,000. It took a few years to pay off.

My husband had triple bypass surgery. Stated on the hospital for 2 months. Had a couple of complications. The hospital bill alone was over a million dollars. Insurance paid all but $8,000. We never did get a bill for that amount. But sure had a lot of different doctor bills and depts. the anesthesia bill was higher than any doctor bills we got. But was able to get that knocked way down.

I've been going to orthopedic doctors for two bulging disks in my neck. Soon to have surgery and have paid about 500 dollars out of pocket, insurance has picked up the rest

If you are looking for the country to go to socialized medicine it will never happen, just look at obamacare

You can write than amount off if you actually pay it.

😂

He knows already lol

Ha! Thought the same thing.

🤣

It's like that in my city also. The state allows for turning right on red, but there are random intersections where that isn't allowed or there may be certain times where it isn't allowed (rush hour for instance)

Most of the wierd no right turn on red signals have signs posted right next to the signal light and on the signal post. So if your paying attention, it no big deal.

Same for New York

There's one right by my house. I figure there are 2 reasons. 1. It's a low visibility intersection that is busy. 2. There are 2 lanes that turn right so maybe it's easier to just say no right turn on red than to say only one lane can go. Of course people still do it all the time and sometimes even honk at you when you don't.

If you're waiting out the red light for a right turn and people honk at you, let them. It's a general rule: Never let other drivers bully you into doing something you're unsure of.

My last retail job I did the Miracle on 34th Street sales method. Yes, I lost the store $16 by not selling the $400 big ticket item with 4% mark-up, but made so much more by selling $100 worth of accessories at 50-70% mark-up.

yup. I know employees will sometimes do it so they don't actually have to ring you up. They just tell you about the discount and then you do all the work for them and they just hand you the product. Or telling you about discounts is their way of sticking it to the man. Its very helpful.

​@@DakonsMadhousewe also sometimes use it as a weight of award people who aren't being total pains in the butt.

@@Morna777 oh ya thats true. another reason I try to stay nice to service workers at all times. Other than the whole...being human beings thing.

I live in Arizona, and yes, people fall into the Grand Canyon ALL THE TIME.

Yes, they do fall into the Grand Canyon. But that “lumpy” place where the child was standing was the Badlands in South Dakota. I’m sure a few folks have taken a tumble there, as well.

Yeah, correct. The US Interstate Highway system is nearly 50,000 miles long. Twice around the Earth at the equator.

I learned this 3 years ago and I'm 30. I always had GPS until I didn't one day. Some kind family man told me at a gas station lol

@@modest_mind2526 I just remember my dad teaching me one time when I was learning to drive. :)

Hahahaha, my husband at the time chased down some guy for not tipping me. My husband was the bouncer. So the guy gave him a tip for me. Lol

Crappy tips? Sounds more like he's a crappy person who feels entitled to other people's money and acts childish. And don't get me started on the other person's shitty hubby

I'm a career server and I've called out people at the start of the meal for not tipping me last time, I've used the you need it more line, I've given someone 2 cents back with a big flourish in front of their date. I've caught someone at the door and asked if they think their service justified no tip, and a bad tip. And I work corporate. I've been fired for it, lectured for it, and most often... nothing, even in corporate restaurants.

tip in the uk if the waiter is nice then we tip them . Why dont American bosses pay more.

​@@seanquick9812I served for years you're never rude to the customers. Those terrible tippers might recommend your restaurant in the next people who walk in is wonderful tippers. It all comes out in the wash.

My health insurance would have paid most of that. You must be self-insured.

@@ruthwilliams9882 I don't have insurance so it all came out of my pocket

Cost depends on state

Tell them you’re an illegal alien. You’ll get everything at taxpayers’ expense.

Dude you should've asked them to itemize the receipt. You got screwed.​@@kelbyfarley7000

I'm 60yrs old and I get carded at my local chain grocery store. They have to or the till won't ring up the alcohol/tobacco. There's a mom-n-pop liquor store just down the street from my house and they don't card me.

@@bluflaam777I’m 74. I like my beer ! When they ask for my birth date I sometimes say “ just type in OLD “ ! Usually gets a giggle !

Yes. Some places have it set up so anything requiring ID or anything with age limit cannot be bought unless they scan your I.D

Some companies will fire you for not carding even if it’s obvious the person is old enough. Folks still go ballistic over needing ID but the workers have to if they want to keep their job.

We also have green chili in Colorado. In college, a group of us in a program went to visit auto manufacturers in Michigan. Most of the guys never left Colorado (or anywhere over 100 miles of their hometown) so they didn't know green chili was not served everywhere. We went to a Mexican restaurant in Detroit and someone ordered enchiladas smothered in green chili. The waitress asked what that was, and I had to explain to him that green chili isn't a thing in Michigan. Now I'm craving some chile rellenos smothered in green...

White Bean Chicken Chili is really good, too.

Don't forget Cincinnati chili 😂

NM chile is the best! def difference between chili and chile. if you've never had real NM chile, you dont know what you're missing :)

​@@weebleman6Cincinnati chili is interesting... and I love it.

When I was born in 1977, the bill was $325. They didn't have any health insurance. How much more do things cost now? Five, six times as much? There's no reason for a birth to be over $20,000.

Yep, I had triple bypass and if I didn't have ins, I would have to sell my home. Still struggling with the copay

As a fellow South Dakotan as well it is nice to see us represented ❤ We may not have alot of people here but we have alot of hospitality and beautiful scenery!

That dude is great. He has also learned other languages to communicate with different folks from around the world.

@BionicDance His channel is XiaomaNYC.

Are you talking about Xiaomanyc? Or someone else?

​@@swedishshortsnout5610 yup, that's him

thank you & i cant wait!!!

@@L3WGReactsSome other You Tubers came to Texas and they weren’t driving. They bought a ticket for a bus to go from Dallas to Austin. By the time they hit Austin they were over it. On their live people were Door Dashing food to them and sending drinks to their room. People on their lives were sending hundreds of dollars to watch the interactions and stuff. They did the videos in the morning and did lives every night to intice the viewers. They went to Nashville the next time and a viewer met up with them and the showed them around and took them to the none tourist Honky Tonk bar with live music. People are willing to help. Look at Air BNBs for rooms. Sometimes you get amenities that you might not thought off.. like a pool or hot tub. Don’t be afraid to get on a live and say what city you are in and ask for suggestions. Y’all should come over for a year and travel and maybe try odd jobs or something to make money. Some companies will let you do tours of how something is made. Even chefs may let you in back to see how your dinner is made. Just some suggestions

There are 3 main east-west interstates (coast to coast) plus Route 66 (Chic to Cali). There are a number of north-south roads as well; Maine to Florida, Seattle to Mexico, Chicago to N.O., a few from midwest to southeast. Interestingly, if ya look at some maps of transportation evolution in US, these usually follow railroads which followed major waterways (oceans, rivers, Great Lakes). In Canada, take QEW (Quebec thru Toronto to west coast)

that’s crazy

@@lekilimeandonsa9236 IKR!?

I agree, people always think a server or bartender is nice because of tips but it's actually you are just great. I enjoy my job and I treat everyone the same even those I know aren't going to tip.

I agree, we remember well what you didn’t tip… Also I’m a bartender in Chicago, love my job, it’s a lot of fun and I have a wonderful time serving regulars and the new comers! We have a fabulous time!! BUT! If you don’t tip… I have called people out in front of their friends to embarrass them, or the next time they come in, they are the least of my concern and I auto grat their bill. Myriad of things for different trouble makers. So one more time for the cheap seats in the back: DO NOT MESS WITH THE PEOPLE WHO TOUCH YOUR FOOD AND DRINK!!

I tip at least a buck for a beer more for more expensive and drinks that take skill

Many National Parks are free to get in. Some do have fees that vary. There is a pass that you can get that will get you in with no fee. This would be practical for people who visit a lot of these parks. I have a Senior Citizen pass that I got for only $10 a few years ago when there was a special promotion.

Re: Turning right on red. It’s OK unless there is a NO TURN ON RED sign. Don’t use your own judgement, look for a sign.

Depends on jurisdiction. Some places write the laws as "you must confirm the customer is over 21," in which case looking 70 is usually good enough. Some places write the laws as "you must ask for ID and confirm the customer is over 21". These are separate actions, both MUST be done. Regardless of fines and even if you have other confirmation, asking for ID is a required act in and of itself.

💯🤔 what's the monthly payment on that

I guess I know where I'll be going. 🙏