Maps that are mildly interesting... 

Then again, most of Georgia is located in a mountain rage when Georgia is a pretty flat state.

The floor is made out of floor

how??

@@agarsrish The country Georgia and the state Georgia.

Fun fact: tenesee has mountain which if you go at least 10mph is takes more then a hour ti get up (i experienced that my god it was high and long)

And Luxembourg is a tax haven so...

@@_blank-_ haven

Yeah but those people are part of the population and even if they weren’t born there doesnt mean they shouldn’t be counted

@@catfood1788 They’re not part of the population. They work in Luxembourg but live in border countries France, Belgium, Germany.

@@catfood1788 they are foreigners let me change this , Portugal my country has a gdp per capita of 24k per year yet most people only make 800 a month which isn't even 12k per year why does it say 24k then?because rich people make far more than the rest so it drives the gdp per capita up

He was looking at Turkey

And don’t forget the “Burrrring” Sea at 7:47

Not in every country, in Finland only the biggest cities have functioning public transportation. Rest need to use car like me. But having seen driving cultures in other countries, its not a suprise why we are so low on deaths.

And because in Europe you can afford to be treated in an hospital

I think it has also something to do that you are allowed to overtake on both sides. Also the are agonizing many people that drive slow in the middle lane which is in and off itself a safety hazard. Only being allowed to overtake on the left side makes a very huge difference in safety. The traffic is more predictable and stuff.

Yeah and also those big ole long american highways arent really a thing in europe

I think drunk driving levels are higher in America

If he had that much gold, gold wouldn't be as rare and therefore its value would decrease significantly...

Also I’ve seen Carlisle at maybe 34 billion, but yeah Smaug takes the cake. Think about it, if Scrooge mcduck has enough gold to fill a swimming pool and is sitting at 60+ billion, how does Smaug, who has enough gold, jewels, and a freaking archenstone - to fill an entire dwarven great hall; not even make the grade. I call BS

@@_blank-_ but what if it is rare just because of the fact he has so much of it, making the world supply lower

@@lategamer6684 i think is reverse inflation

@@pitertauer3168 yeah that

*cries in future*

Teutonic efficiency: go fast, AND not die. It's a shame the Americans haven't figured it out yet.

Because of skilled drivers

The Netherlands being so high on the list doesn't surprise me. Being used to Germany, driving in the Netherlands is like vacation. Everything's chill, other drivers are friendly (despite the German license plate^^) and roads are mostly in great condition.

@@StevenFox80 All the dutch petrolheads come over to Germany to drive fast on the Autobahn. That's probably the only reason why on this map, the Netherlands have so few traffic accidents. 😄 Because all their bad drivers have their accidents in Germany. In reverse, Germans go over into the Netherlands to smoke Cannabis. That's a common thing. Car enthusiasts from all neighboring countries come to Germany for a day trip (Schengen Area) to enjoy driving without speed limits.

Understanding things is not Drew's forte

Lol

i didnt get it either :(

Considering France is mostly nuclear and near zero fossil fuels, I'd say you're right!

He clearly hasn't played many RPGs

@roasted pancakes excellent points made. I do have to say, that we did leave quite a good bit of functional equipment. I use the word “leave” very loosely, as we gave it to the Afghan National Army for them to defend themselves and we spent the better part of 10+ years training them how to use it. Only for them to crumble like a wet dorito But no where near as much equipment was left behind as this “info graph” implies. It even says they have 4 C-130… as if, even if we left planes for the ANA to use, a C-130 is a multiple million dollar aircraft, I find it hard to believe we’d leave that behind… when you can just fly it out of there, it costs serious money to transport equipment, it costs less to transport a transport

@roasted pancakes because the taliban speedran Conquering Afghanistan(tm) and to get people out of a place to another thousands of kilometers away you need Very good logistics. Which is almost non existant when you are trying to run away from 'barbarians' that did in a week what was expected in several weeks If not months

And most of its non functional. We destroyed the inner workings of most of those vehicles

It isn't what the Americans "left" behind, it's the equipment that had been sold/transferred/given to the Afghan military over the years. The amount of gear the US left behind in the evacuation was actually almost nothing since by the beginning of August, when the final collapse of the Afghan government began, there were only 650 US troops (and their equipment) left in Afghanistan, and they were protecting the embassy and Kabul airport. The number went up to 7000 when the US began deploying troops to secure the airport on August 13th, and all the gear they brought in was right there to be taken out with them in the final airlifts. Essentially all the gear on that list was abandoned by _Afghan_ forces, and belonged to them, not the Americans.

@@keith6706 Finally a sensible person with the correct answer.

I know this is of topic but one thing I wonder about the series, how the heck does milk and meat work?!

He's actually worth 333 trillion dollars according to matpat.

@@mohammedaaqib222 I mean, if you're talking about real life, yes, but if you're talking about in the books, five hundred quattuorvigintillion dollars and sixteen cents.

@@hitherebuster what about his number one dime

@@LiterallySunGuy *not including that

Doesn't surprise me. FIPs drive like coked out orangutans.

In Italy we always say that our roads are dangerous And then the graph shown the us and my mind blown

@@alfredorotondo our roads are safer in the sense of construction. I mean they are wide enough for 2 cars. But also we have way more drivers on the road, which just increases the chances of wackos. I’m pretty sure the reason the reason Wyoming has the most deaths is because they have so many cars per capita. There are more cars in Wyoming than people (doesn’t take much but still) I’ll take a trip down the I-4 (deadliest highway in the US 1.1 deaths per mile) than drive down a super narrow cliff road any day

@@rebeccaboyer9924 having wider cars doesn't mean safer roads Well maintained roads means safer roads And we haven't well maintained roads But we have the driver's license that every tot years we have to remake it so they can easily revoke it if we aren't safe to guide it The width of the roads also increases the throughput of the roads so you don't only have more cars, but more cars on the roads and once you have a driver licence you can return to guide after decades with no problem I think that's a major problem

@@alfredorotondo To be fair as someone from the U.K. I thought the drivers in Italy were wild 🤣

Doesn't Brazil produce oil?

@@_blank-_ It does today, but is pretty low quality oil and it is generally expensive to produce, because it is mostly offshore. But back when we started producing electricity, oil wasn't a thing here yet.

And Norway sells all its oil and makes electricity from water and wind.

People want to live in suburbs and in the us they can because it’s sparsely populated. Cars are the only practical options in suburbs.

just make some sidewalks in the suburbs, frequent bus service that connects to a train or other bus lines, and then boom, practical options.

Not sure I'd call public transportation a freedom lol

@@paulwalter2590 From a place of privilege that’s a very easy thing to say… this is the problem with America

@@tgutz7019 being successful isn't a problem.

So true. We have huge liquor and wine outlets on the side of highways.

They also don't have any mechanics to repair most of the stuff too.

They also don’t have the qualified guys to drive them correctly

Also those numbers are super wrong.

Then SUVs are APCs?

@@EthanMKim Scooters are SUVs?!

Let’s show them em.

@@Sinaeb wheeled boards are scooters?

with bicycles they are motorized troops, drew logic XD

…austria?

*8:01

Its probably due to the Austrian attitude. We have a saying in both Germany and Austria: In Germany a situation might be serious but never hopeless, in Austria a situation might be hopeless but never serious.

i’ve been grinding daily since i was 13, weak

Make this the most liked comment here and just boost Drew to 1 Mil

@@oyunbold9186 you joined four months ago drew still has more time

@@onejumpman4647 difference is drew grinds yt, and i grind my meat

@@oyunbold9186 you have 0 subs tho…

its actually called the netherlands 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

I mean technically they are just mini tanks…

When u have immortal live i guess u can earn that much.

there's other reasons too, this is what happens when public transport isn't really an option, and when your cities rely on cars for everything

Also, alcohol taxes in NH are very low.

You know a bunch of military stuff, drew would just see "big gun car" and call it a tank

The M1127 (I think that’s the correct designation for the Stryker APC) seems like more of a tank to me than the M113, and that’s still only an APC.

ExportedPie2, you hang in there, you'll get laid some day just don't give up hope.

What are the two unrecognized states? I thought there were more than two

@@prussian7015 I wanna say Taiwan and Kosovo, but it is likely wrong.

@SergioBiscuits I'm quite sure that Israel is recognized and Taiwan isn't. But I'm not entirely sure if Palestine is the other unrecognized one.

@SergioBiscuits wut?

And magenta does not exist

Its true. Turns force you to slow down and also makes you more allert. Long wide and straight roads makes speeding possible and comfortable and people are less allert so they are more dangerous.

Well, we do have taxes on liquor, but they're very low, so much of what is purchased here ends up out of state.

The survey was carried out by the Kantar network in the 27 Member States of the European Union between 15 March and 14 April 2021. 26,669 EU citizens from different social and demographic categories were interviewed face-to-face or online in their native language on behalf of the Directorate- General for Climate Action.

Unlike other countries, the fear of nuclear power isn't as strong

image: Personnel Carrier Drew: T O N K !

we have like 50+ nuclear central in france and most of them start to be dangerously old like 40/55 years old running constantly.

And do not forget Chernobyl

The oil crisis of 1973 led the French government to drastically change policy to ensure energy independence (France has no oil). They built dozens of nuclear reactors within a decade, nearly completely decarbonizing their energy sector. As a result, France has some of the lowest carbon emissions in the developed world at 5 tonnes per person per year (the US emits 16 tonnes per person per year).

Cause it is

Well to you it might be cold but to me it’s normal

@@vilunki09 Proving our points, Mister.

omg please stop lol

Probably couldn't figure out how to pronounce "Carnegie" so he skipped it. We're obviously not working with the brightest bulb in the marquee here.

@@scholarbear Yes, his channel is mostly an exposition of how ignorant he is.