My First Impressions of Sydney, Australia (Is it Worth it?) 

If you are curious about Australia, this video will provide some insight into how Sydney is. Also, i get answers to some of the questions I always wanted to ask Australian people. If you enjoyed, kindly hit that 👍and subscribe. Cheers!

Mate, gun's are not a thing your average Australian talks about, we don't live our life around gun's like in the USA, we have too many other things to do here in this beautiful country rather than worry about guns, this is why Australia is a very safe country, actually it's Autumn here not Summer, you have come here at the right time the nights are cool and the days are warm, Summer can be quite hot if you're not used to it with the humidity, don't be afraid to ask anyone for directions or advice, we are friendly and always willing to help.

USA is pretty much 3rd world in parts, not Australia, it’s all safe, clean, and friendly.

Kangaroo has a unique taste, you can buy it in a lot of supermarkets now as well, but you need tog et on a ferry for a trip to Manly.

I will tell you that I travel all over Sydney and everywhere was very clean ! The most bad suburb in Sydney is MT Druit but still is not dirty ? You can see some drug dealers and users walking around but is still tidy ! I recommend you take ferry and go to suburb of Parramatta and you will see haw clean around is ? You can comeback to city by train ! You will have better Idea !

You were talking about the trains. Everybody takes the train.

how sad. Miami just had a mass shooting a couple of days ago. to compare Aust cities with American city. Please dont insult us. Thank you.

Melbourne has European vibes not Sydney, you need to come down to Melbourne! Melbourne is much better than Sydney! I know I will get a lot of hate replies from Sydney people but it is the truth! Lol

New Zealand has far less Black people than Sydney

Too much bla bla bla …show more the scenery,who cares about hotels!!

You've done a good job of showcasing Sydney to the rest of the would. Proud Sydneysider here. Cheers mate.

If you have time, I would recommend taking a train trip to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains just west of Sydney. On the other side of the Sydney Opera House you can take a wonderful walk through the Botanical Gardens. When you travel to New Zealand I recommend speding your time in the South Island & thoroughly recommend a visit to Milford Sound irrespective of the weather. We went on a beautiful sunny day & on another occasion it was raining. On both days the scenery was spectacular.

If you are still in Sydney some ideal things to do (all use public transport). 1. Walk across the Harbour Bridge at Street Level - Free- Then get the train back to Wynyard from Milson's Point Train station (just on other side of bridge). 2. Get a Ferry out to Manly and check out the beach 3. Get the Ferry to Taronga Zoo and check out the animals 4. Get the train to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains (about 2 hours), do either a small bushwalk or go on the scenic world sites 5. Get a train and bus, or just bus to the iconic Bondi Beach, then do the walk along the coastline to Cogee and get the bus back. 6. Get bus or train to Newtown and grab a feed Transport price which would be a maximum of $10 each way EVerything listed to do is free except Taronga Zoo and Scenic World

Great video. If you like walking I recommend getting a ferry to taronga zoo and walking to chowder Bay,then,if you don't want to walk back you can catch a bus back to Wynyard.

No need to use an Uber, Sydney has extensive public transport you can just used your credit card you don''t need a ticket. There is an extensive subway system (tunnels under the harbor) and buses and also ferries that cross the harbor.

Why wouldn’t you take trains and buses? They’re so convenient and not that expensive.

Hey bro! Welcome , I’m glad you are showcasing Australia , I’m in Perth , Western Australia and have only visited Sydney only once in my life

The place looks lovely. I thought I heard some Mary J Blige in the background at the end. Man , the Aussies build themselves a gem. As an African I wish some of our leaders took trips to really look and consider how resources can be used to develop a country for the betterment of all or at least the majority of people. You rarely come across an Aussie working in the US because they do not need to.

Australia implemented a nationwide ban on automatic and semiautomatic firearms in 1996 following the Port Arthur massacre, in which 35 people were killed and 23 were wounded by a lone gunman using a semiautomatic rifle. You can have a gun, under strict restrictions. Mainly, as stated, out in the country areas, yes, guns are needed, for a variety of reasons, but definitely not necessary in the City. I'm from Queeensland and having lived in most of the states, I still think Queensland is the best. You must go to the "Whitsunday Island" region and of course "The Great Barrier Reef".

Go on a Sydney Ferry to look around the harbour, they are very cheap as they are part of the public transport infrastructure.

Smart that you're in Sydney, it's a beautiful city! In Melbourne, it's not as great (more homeless people, gloomier weather and a lot 'grungier,' not very clean)...Crime is also going up, not as much guns, but other weapons are used...

Winter in Sydney is lovely, rarely very cold, sunny and crisp fresh air. The nights are colder but then there's VIVID ❤

Unless a Sydney resident has a workplace in the Central Business District, they are all living and working in the outer suburbs. Parramatta has a large Asian population and nearby Harris Park has a large Indian population. Cabramatta has Vietnamese and Cambodians. Where you are is the tourist hub which locals avoid unless they catch ferries to and from work. Like Times Square, the Empire State Building or queueing to go on the ferry to see the Statue of Liberty in NYC.

I dont want the right to bare arms, I was happy when they were banned after Port Arthur. I want the right to defend my home, I want the ability to use my baseball bat and not be charged. Roo has to be cooked hard n fast. The longer its cooked, the tougher it gets. Garlic, herbs and a bbq is best. I like roo, but only in small doses.

Why would you think you can't walk around Sydney in winter? Do you think we have arctic/antarctic weather or something.

Aussie are generally very proud of their cities... 😊😊😊😊 with good reasons.

Re guns in Australia, there used to be more guns in general circulation. Some were for going to the bush to hunt rabbits, etc. At the time, Aussies saw themselves as part of the bush culture. After the Port Arthur Massacre in Tasmania, in 1996, the Federal Government set up a gun reform program including a gun buy-back scheme. There still guns around in the cities, mostly in criminal gangs who tend to shoot each other.

Very beautiful video, Ivain. Sydney looks so clean and beautiful. I definitely would like to visit there one day. Thank you for your tour around the city. Great content. I really enjoyed watching 👍👍👍. Happy Easter 🐣

Australia is on my bucket list 😊and nice video today. Australia used to gun violence but parliament woke up

Visitors from the US to Sydney or any city in Australia please note It's NOT expensive to get around the cities because there is good, safe, frequent, public transport. And it's pretty cheaply priced imo. (Aside from the airport train which is partly privatised). You can just tap your Bank/credit card or phone. Or buy a preloaded travel card. Sydney has buses, trains, trams and ferries. You can even catch a train to the beautiful blue mountains, 2 hours from Sydney and a must see. I don't understand why I keep seeing comments from Americans talking about expensive taxis and Ubers?? Most of the time you really don't need to use them. Also, Sydney and many cities are very walkable🙂. Lots of gardens and parks, coastal walks and harbour walks. Highly recommend doing a couple of nature walks, if you're able to of course, everyone's mobility or health situation may be different. Some cities have free public transport for the city centre areas. Such as Melbourne, with a free city circle tram. And Brisbane has both a free city circle bus service and a free city hopper ferry service that goes down the river to popular destinations. I think Perth also has a free city bus. Not sure about the capital cities. Sydney no longer has a free city bus but they do cap their daily and weekly travel. So for example tap on an off all day and the most you will pay is $17.80 (Australian) Mon-Thurs and $8.90 Friday-sunday. The weekly cap is $50AUD. Given the exchange rate that's pretty cheap. One other important thing to note is that Australia is NOT hot all year round. And remember that our season are reversed. Your summer is our winter. There is only a small part of Australia - in the tropical north that is warm year round. (Cairns, great barrier reef, Whitsunday Islands etc) The rest of the continent gets all four seasons to varying degrees(literally lol). We DO get winter. It even snows here in 3 states. There's popular ski resorts in both New South wales And Victoria. I've seen so many people from both the UK and US that come here during our winter months are shocked by how cold it was. The wind chill factor here can make it feel several degrees lower rhan what the actual temperature is. Antarctic winds and stuff. Some people are disappointed when they come here duirng our winter... because the water was too cold for swimming, the beaches were windy and cold. So their beachy coastal holiday wasn't what they imagined! If you are someone that wants warmish weather and swimmable water temperature, don't come in june, July or August. You'll also find late autumn (late may) and early spring (early September) will still be chilly in some parts. I know brits who came in early September and found it still a bit cold. It all depends on what type of holiday or vacation you want. If you like winter or skiing or just don't care for beaches then the cooler months might suit you. If you want not too hot not too cold - then early spring is best september-october or early autumn -march and April. But best time for swimming is generally November - feb/march.

You’re a bit confused about guns in Australia. Semi-automatics and rifles were banned and called in after a mass shooting. You can get a licence for non-banned firearms, after rigid checks and a time delay, as long as you have a legitimate reason for it. There are about 3 million guns in Australia currently, although far fewer owners. You’re also a bit confused about kangaroos. Our First Nations' peoples have been eating kangaroo meat for over 60,000 years, so we didn’t start eating them because they were pests. Kangaroos are a pest in some areas, but the majority of Aussies love our roos and are still thrilled to see them.

My god mate, stop complaining about the prices! Do you really travel much? I been to major cities in Europe, London , North America and they are expensive! You are staying in one of the major cities in the world in a first world country that pays first world wages. We don’t pay people $2 an hour then add 25% tip to the bill like they do in the States. It’s the Sydney Opera House and it’s King St Wharf , not North! You got an Uber from Circular Quay to King Street Wharf in an Uber? Took 20 minutes! You take the ferry round in 10 minutes and take in the view of the Harbour for a few dollars! You came here and did no homework. You can take the ferry out to Manly Beach and across to Watsons Bay for a few bucks, bus out to Bondi and do the coast walk to Coogee and the bus back. Just behind the opera house you have the beautiful Botanic Gardens that hug the Harbour, beautiful for a walk on a sunny day. I mean take a walk across the harbour bridge, go out have fun at Lunar Park. You could hit any real pub in Sydney and started talking to the locals, hitting the hipster bars in Sydney you just going to meet tourists. Sydney has a cheap , fast transport system and for the whole day will cost you like $15( $10 US) capped. You got no idea what you are doing. If you are from America, ignore this bloke, he has no idea what he is doing, it’s embarrassing! Two days and you are talking about NZ! You have no spirit for adventure, it appears it’s more about the plane flight and then you complain it’s so far and you are sitting in business class! Mate I fly to America often and it’s so far from anywhere as far as I’m concerned. It’s expensive, LA, New York, San Francisco, New York, Dallas, even Des Moine is expensive to stay in. If you don’t live there, you eat out and stay in hotels life ain’t cheap. If you want cheap, go to Vietnam or Cambodia, cheap there, but then you would still complain while riding in Ubers! What a waste of a trip. You may as well stayed home!

Good job! I have followed Australia for a while. It's a country I'm very interested in. I once met Garry Ridge, the CEO of WD-40 Company. He's Australian. He was quite surprised at my knowledge of a particular industry in Australia that I'm very interested in. Also, I once worked with the daughter of an Australian who is very well known. Her late father is a household name, especially among Australians who are in their 50s and older. I keep vague because she's very private and we've not run into each other for a while. Good for you for venturing so far away.

Very good interview with Richard. He is a good representative 👍

Note - the Sandstone buildings you passed were built by slave convict labour with basic tools, they are mostly still intact today, and are lovingly maintained! Our history is respected, in all aspects! Sydney, including the sewerage system, was designed logically by a Scot, Governor Macquarie, you should walk Macquarie Street named for him! 👍 Sydney CBD is not generally where local people live, suburbs are easily accessible by public transport, city's too expensive! 🧐

Sorry....but typical American attitude. Why do you have a fascination with firearms and your rights to bare arms.... its not the wild west !!! Also, Sydney is not Australia . That's like saying I went to Disneyland and saw America. Not all Australians are the same, it's a huge country....oh and theWest coast is best 😊.

No. Captain Cook only anchored in Botany Bay He later sailed northward past the heads of an inlet and named it after Sir George Jackson, but did not sail into it. The ‘inlet’ between the North Head and the South Head forms the opening into the massive waterway now known as Port Jackson, which contains Sydney Harbour, Middle Harbour, North Harbour, the Lane Cove River and the Parramatta River. Captain Cook did land further north, in what is now northern Queensland, near Cooktown, on the Endeavour River, to repair ship damage from the coral reef, the Great Barrier Reef.

No, Cook didn’t land there

Aussies aren’t threatened by someone with a gun because we don’t have them. You need a legal reason and a proper license to carry a gun, but those reasons are for police, security guards, and farmers to protect their livestock. Since no one has guns, we don’t need one either.

Welcome to Australia mate 😂hope to see ya in Melbourne 🍻😎🤙🏽

You will find that people of specific ethnic groups in Sydneys tend to live in certain areas, For example, you will find a lot of African people in Blacktown. A lot of Vietnamese people in Cabramatta, etc.

Nice green screen background of the hotel room.in the biggining... your full of it..

The number of descendants from convict blood would be a few thousand people out of 27 million.

Awesome content and great editing. I love the commentary in between the vlog. Wow I am beginning to enjoy your channel. I wish you show us Melbourne

South coast is a 2hr or less train ride ,you will see beautiful ocean water ,seafood, ice cream cafes restaurants nicer people, boats .

Nothing wrong with the train or the bus, mate. They are good ways to get around. Don't be a snob.

Sydney is one of the greatest cities in the world and the reality is that up to 30 cities in the USA are overrated

Where I live in western Sydney, there are more people that look like you than look like me, a 6th generation Aussie with European ancestors. There is a large Asian population in the central Sydney area because Chinatown and Asian food restaurants are the majority.

No guns here bro Wait until you meet the Police bro! They are super nice 😅 very respectful , not trigger happy like in the US

If you get a chance to do a tour of the Operal House it's well worth it. And definitely visit Katoomba. The US obsession with guns is totally alien to Australians - we'd never want to emulate the US in that. And take the Manly Ferry.

It is NOT expensive to get around Sydney, it is CHEAP!

The word "xenophobic" is overused in the USA by people who may think they know what is good for everyone and believe they are smarter than most folks.

Ivain now that you're in this part of the world why don't you add Fiji to your itinerary after New Zealand funds permitting of course.

You can definitely walk around Sydney in the middle of winter! Our lowest winter temp in Sydney would be 15C, which is roughly 60F. It can be much colder at dawn but it soon warms up.

The govt definitely put tight restrictions on gun ownership after the port Arthur massacre,they also offered to buy any gun that you handed into the police,they guaranteed immunity if you didn't have a gun license so couldn't be charged,many thousands of firearms were collected by police that were destroyed, #👉▶➡ The Port Arthur massacre was a mass shooting that occurred on 28 April 1996 at Port Arthur, a tourist town in the Australian state of Tasmania. The perpetrator, Martin Bryant, killed 35 people and wounded 23 others, the deadliest massacre in modern Australian history.

The Harbour bridge climb is very safe, my husband did it once. Anyone between 8 years- to a fit 75 year old can do one of the packages. If you do the Burrawa climb you have an indigenous guide and get told stories and have landmarks pointed out. Guns can be bought here, any farmer you talk to will have a couple of shotguns. But we just don't think about them or feel any need for the average person to own one.

Your travel adaptor stumped you. We got you good. 😂

That’s King Street Wharf, not King Street North. King Street actually runs east-west from King Street Wharf on Darling Harbour, a branch of Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) to the top of the ridge at Phillip Street near Hyde Park. Be careful of the electrical difference between Oz and US. Like in most countries, here in Australia we have a nominal 240 volts @ 60Hz with our general purpose circuits supplying up to 10 Amps/2400 Watts. That’s why, again like most of the world, we have switches on our power outlets and we have 3 pins on our plugs: active, neutral (these are the 2 angled pins that you adjusted) and earth (or ground). All for safety.

I definitely learned a lot. Looking at this video about Sydney Australia. Stay downtown because it’s too expensive for taxis. Lol but it’s so beautiful there. Wow I love it I’m sure you’re into Tuesday at this point.

Australia does have private gun ownership. What we have is strict regulations on private ownership of guns. Private gun ownership now is higher than before regulations were tightened. One of my daughter uses an AR-15 as part of her shooting hobby which is partaken at her local gun club. Kangaroo is very healthy it's delicious. You can buy roo meat at supermarkets like Coles. Sometimes camel meat patties too. The number of roos and camel is at pest control levels due to farming practices. Australia's population has always been multi-national since its colonisation. The history is rich with history of people from the UK, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and more despite our history of White Australia Policy and cruel treatment of Indigenous peoples.

I was confused when you said it’s so expensive to move around in Sydney, until you said “except you take a train or a bus or something like that”. But why? That’s how everyone moves around, not just in Sydney, but in pretty much any city except maybe in the US. The ferries & trains around the harbour and operates house esp. really have nice views, and super cheap.

I encourage you to talk to lots of people. This man is not totally wrong, but the Australian population is as varied as you can get.

It’s SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE! SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE! Not Sydney Opera. I worked there for 10 years. Mate, we don’t care less about guns. We are not gun fixated. Sydney is safe. Just enjoy it. Get your head out of America and understand that there is a whole world outside of the USA.

AU$200 is like only 137 American dollars. Therefore the hotel is not expensive at all compared to America. I should know I’ve been to America and I live in Australia because I am Australian you should come to Adelaide Adelaide a lot cheaper anyway then Sydney and Adelaide has a lot more African-Americans in Australia than Sydney in the city centre of Adelaide. Anyways Sydney is okay but Adelaide is better you should’ve came to Adelaide

Ivain - so glad I happened (accidentally) upon your channel. You would have to be the best ambassador for Australia. You're well informed, delightful listen to and your video work is superb. Guns! Ivain, guns are not part of the Australian psyche but still, travel carefully and cautiously when here in Australia. You'll have a really big project ahead of you if plan to see the rest of Australia. There is a lot empty space that many of us natives have not seen nor perhaps wished to. Love your work Ivain. Hope to see more of you here in Australia. Your Welcome.

Brits: Australia is full of convicts. Where did the convicts come from? Game Over.

I don't think I have EVER made a dinner reservation in Sydney, just go to a restaurant and they will usually have a table. Probably exceptions for super fancy places,

"A Romantic Destination" As a Sydneysider, I never thought of that........ But I actually understand why you'd say that.... Mind 💥

Not sure why you keep saying how expensive ubers are. There’s plenty of public transport - trains/buses/ferries. Not sure how much homework you have done. It’s actually Autumn here (not Summer). You went to King Street Wharf (not King Street North). Enjoy your stay in our great city. Hope you caught a ferry to Manly or a short ferry ride to somewhere else.

Guns: Fact 1: There are more guns held legally in private ownership now than at anytime in the past, even though many 1000's were destroyed due to Government anti gun policy after the Port Arthur massacre. Fact 2: These guns however are held in the hands of fewer licensed gun owners than before the gen destruction program. Fact 3: The Police all carry guns, unlike the Police in New Zealand and the UK. Also, there are most likely more illegal guns (seems like mainly hand guns) in the hands of bad dudes that previously. Hence regular gang land slayings.

Melbournian here. Sydney is similar toNew York., or London. In as mush as it’s not really that friendly. Everyone in the CBD are going about their business, and don’t make the time to say g’day to everyone. Sydney is great though, and a postcard. But If you want a good cafe culture, good restaurants, good pubs, good night spots ( that stay open) , great live music venues, a melting pot of cultures with the largest population of Greeks outside of Greece, fashion and art, the home of Aussie rules footy, the largest tram network in the world, the home to the Australian f1 , the Moto Gp and the Australian round of the World Super Bike. Then Melbourne is well worth a visit. We’ll never beat Sydney because they have the harbour, the opera house, the giant coat hanger and more rain. But Melbourne is still well worth the visit You summed up Sydney when you described the people in clicks at the pub. If you go to a pub, have a game of pool. That’s a great way to meet the locals. I don’t know if it’s still the same in Sydney , but last time I played up there, they only payed 1 shot fouls, as opposed to 2 shot fowls in Melbourne. I still don’t get that.

I live in Melbourne, you can get a nice hotel for under $150 AUD which is $97 USD. You said a few times I can’t see anyone who looks like me, in Melbourne you would see a good mix of people of all shades.

We don’t have a history of slave trade like the US, so any blacks have decided to come here to work. They’re at work so you won’t see them in the CBD. If you want to see aboriginals, you need to head north to the Top End. Maybe on your next visit. You should enter aboriginal territory with an actual guide, because you could easily break their protocols and sacred lands. Think North American native tribes and their lands, and you’ll have a closer idea of how differently they live and believe. Australians prefer pubs to bars because bars are way too expensive.

OMG You are staying in one of the most expensive hotels in Sydney Only Celebrities stay at. $$$$$$ and complain how explain it is. Winter here is like LA There are plenty of homeless. You have only walked onto George st and seem to have made decisions about what Sydney and the rest of Australia in a very short time which is a shame. Australians are friendly more so out of the city.

You should be happy in NZ plenty of dark skin people Māori try Fiji 🇫🇯 plenty more and a few other islands in the South Pacific

The beauty of having a us 🇺🇸 passeport helps you travel and see the world 🌎

Mate, it's the Sydney Opera HOUSE, the Sydney Opera you keep mentioning is what is sung inside. Thats like saying going to the Presidents White..... or looking at the World Trade..... did my bloody head in. Get on a train, they are not like the dirty seedy things you have in USA.

Live in Outer suburbs Sydney …..thank you for showcasing our city and country. Done Subscribe. Cheers!

Man you got ripped off with using Ubers. If you catch a council bus from the airport to Mascot train station avoiding the private airport line section that costs so much , you’d be at the Opera House in half an hour for under $10.

Guns and bear toarms is a very specific American thing that you wont really find around the world...not even in Europe amd asia . Its in the US constitution therefore its just simply part of American culture amd identity

Most Australians will stop and take the time to talk to tourists, despite what some people claim we aren’t a racist country. If you ever get lost 99% of people will be happy to help with you finding your way around we are a friendly country.

The main difference between the USA and Australia is geography. Australia is an ISLAND continent with no land borders to other countries therefore no arms being illegally bought across borders or immigrants flooding border towns. We also don't have drug gangs or gangs in generally trafficking people, drags and weapons into our country through these land borders. While there are illegal arms in our country, Australia's borders are extremely secure compared to the USA and our law agents are very connected with regards illegal imports. Personally I wouldn't live in the USA without a weapon especially living near the Mexico border.

What amazing location Australia with so many ventures of attractions for tours

Sydney has done well with keeping it nice right in that area of the city, you gotta go to certain parts to see the homeless, even out West in Parramatta the homeless have been moved away from the shopping centre main area further down the road to the church as they've upgraded the area. I grew up in the city 3 streets away from the Blackmarket Cafe and as a kid in the late 90s they had a big shooting there with the bikies, guns were more an issue before but that was coz criminals had access, one of the boys my partner went to school with killed his family on the Central coast with a shotgun but he was a weird kid at school who would tell everyone he was gonna murder them and then the boys would bash him for threatening them, I also think if we had more access to guns it would be bad here coz people are idiots, especially the young ones but these days you can get a hot shotgun for $50, n we have shootings out West because of this but it wont ever affect tourists as it usually happens in governmemt housing areas.

Very few Australians want to change our gun laws, we want safety no the hell that the US has. Also there are more guns now than 1996, it’s just they’re properly regulated.

Not all of the early settlers were convicts, because there were military families and the upper class. Many convicts were political dissidents, especially Irish Catholics who were pushed off their land by the English and became troublemakers to the British establishment. It used to be a slur to refer to our convict ancestry but now it is a badge of honour, representing robust resilience and fortitude, and the resulting society proves that many were good respectable people, when freed from the boot of class, religious and ethnic oppression.

Get yourself down to Circular Quay and take a Ferry across to Many my man then walk straight ahead down to Manly beachfront easy walk from the wharf mate you won't regret it.

You can have guns, but you will have to go to the range every month to keep your pistol license. At home and in the car the weapon has to be kept unloaded in a speacial metal box locked. Where the police can come and check your weapon anytime without a warrant.

If you look into the port aurther massacre,it was after that,that cause the tougher gun controls…what iv found with Australia and Nz for that matter, is a lot of cultures will complain and be border line raciest about the other. but at the end of the day all of those cultures will have a very close friend in those other cultures…

Kings Cross use to be rough about 20 years ago, but once prices for apartments went over 1 million, 3 million for terraces it sort of got quite.

Ivan told no "lies" Sydney is not like New York! LOL Question, I wonder why they change the "Burger King" chain to "Hungry Jacks" in Australia. I found that weird when i was there! LOL

Downtown is white on white people…you have to go to the Inner West for real diversity…and I can’t believe you didn’t go to Bondi 😅

I just unsubscribed when u said u didnt see people like u......wat did u expect?? Most Koori people dont look like u. Half my family is koori and Australia is multicultural. If u wanna see people who look like u....dont travel to other countries. simple.

There are no shady areas in Sydney these days! Pets in Australia eat and enjoy kangaroo meat. It is sold in all supermarkets. Most Australians do not eat kangaroo meat, even though it is available.

Great video thank you for sharing , brother Ivan Tunes !!!!!!

Kangaroo tastes like venison. It’s an acquired taste, but it’s very lean and must be eaten medium rare otherwise it goes tough and becomes inedible.

No beggars in our city. Accidentally you might find one but they don’t stay long on the street because charity well handle it.

Great interview with Richard.

The Black American from Cameroon, with a Francophone accent 🤦🏿‍♂️

He should go to live in China, he would have cameras as many as he would like to have. What is wrong with people