Summer in the South ☀️

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Watch out for copperheads and bless your heart. My poor Midwest neighbor... 😅 #comedy #midwest #south (Although when winter comes she'll be schooling me: • My Midwestern Neighbor... )
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@theunicornmouse5424 3 года назад

In Missouri we have too-hot-to-go-out in the summer AND too-cold-to-to-out in the winter. Good times. Good times.

@michelleferguson9104 3 года назад

So true!

@kirstenkelley9864 3 года назад

Iowa too.

@sandywhite9796 3 года назад

Haha. That's funny!!

@KatieCottingham 3 года назад

It's the same for Illinois.

@heyitselyse6411 3 года назад

Same as MN

@timtrozzo5997 3 года назад

I would love to see a collaboration between The Holderness Family and It's a Southern Thing.

@hannaholson615 3 года назад

Yesssssssss...two of my favorite channels.

@Wriley_Katcoff 3 года назад

That's exactly what I was thinking!

@MK-zq9yl 3 года назад

AGREED!

@tezcamcfakename4328 3 года назад

I would love to see that

@AddyandOlivia 3 года назад

I watch them too

@maddiecregar5964 3 года назад

Finally the tables have turned for Kim

@imthemoney09 3 года назад

Thinking the same thing!!

@lindaackerman4412 3 года назад

That's what I was thinking 🤣

@eldergeek6077 3 года назад

Oh the Payback is sweet

@JS-rv3et Год назад

mean the tabled has turns?

@kitsunelee007 3 года назад

As a Floridian I can say yep all true 👍 When Kim said "Disney in August" I choked on my soda! 🤣🤣

@StormLaker Год назад

WORST time to go to Disney, lol.

@ms.melissa1384 Год назад

As someone in South Georgia, I felt that. It's unbearable here so I know Orlando feels like a sauna.

@StormLaker Год назад

@@ms.melissa1384 being from Iowa, one time I stepped off the plane in ORD in November one year........it was 80 degrees and very humid. At home it was typical windy and 30-40 degrees, maybe a few snowflakes, lol. I'm not a summer person- I generally stay indoors during the day and do all my outdoor stuff early and late- I hate hot humid weather like the plague, haha.

@Calebs_Aviation Год назад

So true! 😊😅 That’s why it’s so cheap to go to Disney in August! 🥵 ☀️

@lesilemccravy5172 Год назад

My brothers girlfriend loves going to Disney my brother went for the first time and said it was hot 🥵

@Quamin 3 года назад

As growing up a Floridian and now in Wisconsin, this is all true!

@af3893 3 года назад

Same, grew up in Arizona now I live in Wisconsin, it is soo true 👍

@emmam652 3 года назад

I am a Wisconsinite and when we go to Florida in the winter we think 60s is like beautiful for shorts and the news is saying to wear layers 🤣

@lisamarie06 3 года назад

I'm also a Wisconsinite. When I was in high school, I went on a class trip to Florida over Easter break. We spent one day at Cocoa Beach. It was 60s and mostly cloudy. I ended up with the worst sunburn I've ever had!

@katannep7798 3 года назад

I’m from Michigan and long ago went to FL on my honeymoon in December. It was about 65 and we were loving it! But when people in the shops heard we were here for our honeymoon, they apologized for the “bad weather” haha!

@JeantheSecond 2 года назад

Grew up in Kansas City. Now live in Wisconsin. I know KC isn’t south and not as hot, but there were a few weeks late July, early August where I did not leave the house during certain hours. I used to laugh at Wisconsinites complaining about 80 degree weather, but now I’m acclimated and I complain about 80 degree weather.

@alijane6675 3 года назад

I just love this friend of yours. That character is so damned likeable.

@bethwarddesigns 3 года назад

I'm in Franklin, TN and I had the same conversation with my new neighbor from California. I even mentioned that she needs hair sunscreen on her new hair color or wear a hat. Your hair will seriously get lighter. She though I was nuts. Bless her heart 😆

@stevekrein6824 3 года назад

boiled nuts??

@burnyizland 3 года назад

HAIR sunscreen??? Bless your heart! Up in Canada we see sun-bleached hair as a happy part of summer... it's a free new look + it shows you've been able to get out and play. You guys are just so weird down there.

@burnyizland 3 года назад

@@tastycarAt least we know when to say sorry. You might want to look at a map that shows you anything beyond the borders of the old U.S. of Yeehaw; Canada is pretty big and we don't all live in the same square kilometer and speak the same dialect. You're thinking of Newfies and they make up about 4% of the population of our entire country.

@burnyizland 3 года назад

@@tastycar If the shoe fits...

@burnyizland 3 года назад

@@tastycar I see you have zero reading comprehension. Quelle Suprise.

@saundrajohnson1571 2 года назад

I was born and raised in NC. I haven't been back for years (can't handle the humidity). To all non-Tarheels out there, every word of this video is true. It all just came back to me like it was yesterday. 🐍☀️🔥☀️🐍 I need a tomato and mayo sandwich. I just happen to have some boiled peanuts, too. Really! 😄 You can take the girl out of the South, but you can't take the South out of the girl. 🙂

@alicesmith7020 2 года назад

I have been in NC my entire life and things have not changed.

@brianwright9514 Год назад

Spent a couple years in the a Raleigh area... Coming from Illinois, the weather wasn't really hotter than I was used it, just more consistently muggy. Winter was nicer, though. Also... Never saw a copperhead except in a zoo.

@melissaanne915 Год назад

Lived here in NC since 1973. The family is native NC. This is great. Hasn't changed a bit

@danielmantell8751 Год назад

Boiled peanuts kick ass. When I moved up north they were impossible to find aside from the occasional ancient can in the back of the supermarket. Also I never realized tomato and mayo sandwiches weren't an everywhere thing. I guess I just never thought about it.

@LucasSheasley-nf3ip Год назад

I live in NY We have all four seasons in one week

@madmommy 3 года назад

No kidding, this was me (the girl from Wisconsin) when I moved to Kansas. And prior to that, basic training in South Carolina and advanced training in Georgia. Fire ants? Brown recluse? Humidity? And what the heck were "summer training hours" (honestly, we started the workday at 5am and ended at noon). Bless my heart.

@pinkrose5796 3 года назад

Basic in Anniston Alabama and Air. Ft Sam, San Antonio Texas the first time and Basic Ft Jackson SC and Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville AL 2nd time! Thank goodness for permanent party Alaska 1st time and Germany 2nd time! Love cold weather:)

@madmommy 3 года назад

@@pinkrose5796 Ft Drum NY and Camp Carroll South Korea!

@curtisfranzen986 2 года назад

My son Josef (USMC) went to San Diego for basic. One day he called Momma to say that they had a "humidity warning" it was 27%.

@johnhenderson1760 3 года назад

Your description of our central Florida weather was dead on. We don't know why people come here in the summer. We go to North Carolina to escape the heat.

@revolutionfrommahbed4246 3 года назад

Yeah - the only thing worse than the heat, humidity and sudden torrential rain in the summer is how hot you feel AFTER the downpour when the humidity is even worse 🤣

@HisJoy7 3 года назад

As someone who lives in central FL I was thinking the *same* thing lol. They just don’t know......

@ghostlyMostly1 3 года назад

Its the same here where I live in NC. Most days there is a thunderstorm between 4-5pm. Then humid all night.

@MaxOVADrive 3 года назад

"We go to NC to escape the heat" is just the kind of insane sentence a Floridian would say.

@nerowolfe736 3 года назад

@@MaxOVADrive - I feel you. I'm pretty sure the stork was supposed to take me to New Hampshire, but somehow I wound up in NC...

@dominaevillae28 3 года назад

🤣 It’a like a swamp in your underpants.”

@alexisguiza9353 3 года назад

This is honestly how my first summer in Texas felt. I'm originally from the Central Coast part of California where you can still wear a sweater in the summer. But my husband and I moved to Texas to be near his family two years ago and now I don't even bother going outside during the humid, hot summers here.

@LadyAnuB 3 года назад

Do you miss the summer fog? Or too far inland for this?

@alexisguiza9353 3 года назад

@@LadyAnuB I lived more inland, but I did commute to the Central Coast daily. I just got use to the summer fog.

@curtisfranzen986 2 года назад

@@LadyAnuB Summer fog? That's what I get on my glasses when I walk outside in July in Chicago.

@CCGem 3 года назад

In Dallas yesterday changed swampy underpants 3x. And all I did was get the mail, pick up dog poo in back yard and walked from car to restaurant. This is usually the season we turn into vampires 🧛‍♂️, where you're nocturnal.

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

Seriously CiCi First...the "South" - as defined by the US Government - does not include anything west of Texas. Given this definition, in terms of average daytime high temperature, the town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@anneonnamouse5496 Год назад

I read it doesn't even cool down at night

@akasbm 3 года назад

Is she really your neighbor?! She’s hysterical!

@unknownperson3691 3 года назад

She’s actually their daughter.

@Andrea-xs4ny 3 года назад

@@unknownperson3691 Yeah, no

@alijane6675 3 года назад

@@InexplicablyPurpleRose Their producer is their niece, and she’s younger than Mary Ann, by a lot. She’s a neighbour and co-worker. It’s in their Behind the Scenes video.

@ames851 3 года назад

Florida here . You did a great job describing our summer's 😆

@tracybell700 3 года назад

True story: yesterday I opened my kitchen door to take a quick trip to the store and it was so hot, humid and bright that I got mad! That's "Florida hot".

@starveil101 3 года назад

Lol, yes! Especially driving West while the sun sets in the heat of the day... convinced that is why people are so angry. 😂 We have moved to Texas since then, so now it's like we live in an oven instead of a steaming pot ☺️

@ellestorme893 3 года назад

Florida hot is also “don’t walk outside barefoot during the day or you will have burns on the bottom of your feet”

@starveil101 3 года назад

@@ellestorme893 I ran barefoot over the asphalt as a kid (silly me)...I wear shoes now and know better, lol. The sand though....nope! As hard as it is to walk in it with shoes, that's where you can't just run across and find relief in a few seconds lol. (I'm sure you know that... Just reminiscing!).

@The-Grateful-Hippie 3 года назад

It hasn't happened this year yet but last summer I opened the door to let the dog out to potty and it was so hot the smoke detector went off.

@dia9491 3 года назад

Lol this is so true. I live in the south and my husband is a northerner. He can’t handle the summer. I feel so bad for him. He cannot handle it, even after 6 years. Then again he wears shorts most of the winter. Lol

@DanielaBodoh 3 года назад

True story: I work in a fast food restaurant where we sometimes have to go outside to work the drive thru, and I always dread that part because it gets so hot!!! I don't think I'd be here to tell the tale if it wasn't for good old ice water!!! LOL!!

@neppeta56 3 года назад

I'm from ontario, but have family in michigan. the tomato and mayo sandwiches were a HUGE part of my childhood. grandma would pick a tomato from the garden, toast some bread, slap some mayo and the tomato slices on, and bam, lunch. soooo yummy!

@GreatLakesGirl311 3 года назад

Thanks for the Michigan Faygo shout out! Love this one!

@cuppiecupsters 2 года назад

I live in the South and when it gets less than 75, you put on a coat. One time, school was cancelled because there was a *chance* of a little ice on the roads. Also, there's no winter. Just summer all year except for that one random day in March. In summer, if it's less than 90 degrees, it's a miracle. And we're not allowed to swim in lakes because of alligators.

@courtneykappel370 3 года назад

“Sweating like a sinner in church”. 😂

@gking2709 2 года назад

"I'll go to the lake" Snakes there also. And they swim

@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai 3 года назад

Love the Midwest neighbor! She tries to be so sweet & that accent is just amazing! I felt for her in this video as I have lived in the South my whole life & I have never gotten used to the hot, humid weather. It does make me LOVE winter though! Fall (Sept/Oct) is still too hot for me!

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

ONCE IN A BLUE MOON First...the "South" - as defined by the US Government - does not include anything west of Texas. Given this definition, in terms of average daytime high temperature, the town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai 3 года назад

@@scholarlyanalyst7700 ....Uh....ok then, but my comment has absolutely NOTHING to do with your comment. I mean, absolutely NOTHING. Maybe share your climate info on a weather page.

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

@@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai The emphasis on "NOTHING" would be indicative of raging anger? Are you hormonal right now, or something?

@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai 3 года назад

@@scholarlyanalyst7700 Yeah, of course that's it, my hormones....On second thought it might be because a person with too much time on their hands likes going around making random comments which has nothing to do with the subject matter in desperation to get noticed.....must be your hormones that causes you to enjoy such shenanigans. Why not make your own comments instead of following others around? Just a thought.

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

@@Gavrielle_Am_Yisrael_Chai WOW! I did not know you were so pretty!

@rdgreeley 2 года назад

The teaser for this episode just showed you saying, "No clue?" I was so afraid that was it....and then the show didn't show how you solved it! I actually cried when you came onto the dock, I was so relieved! Thanks for showing your kid's reaction. It is so great hearing your recaps. I just subscribed to your podcast. (guess I should buy some merch). lol Go team Holderness!

@TheTishy44 Год назад

So, yeah….still dying on how hot it is here in the summer…I’m from MN, moved to TN….but man I love TN winters.

@raymondjones616 2 года назад

The attitude of spending any and all warm days outside is totally a midwest thing. We suffer through the trash winter in order to take advantage of the nice weather in between snowstorms.

@cdemp4795 Год назад

Southerners like to go outside during warm days too. However, we have warm weather thoughout Fall, Winter and Spring. Summer is HOT, and you'll be drenched with sweat within 10 minutes of walking outside.

@mindyr7302 3 года назад

I love that neighbor!

@lynnh4923 Год назад

I'm a Floridian and I can put up with the heat and humidity in the summer months because the winners here are wonderful!

@tamis479 3 года назад

" I'm sweating like a winner in church" 🤣😂🤣😂 I'm using that quote today!

@kokoro37 3 года назад

Sinner in church

@tamis479 3 года назад

@@kokoro37 I know, my darn autocorrect changed it to winner and I didn't notice it until later.

@margaretanncarno4014 3 года назад

And this is why I live in the north.

@emmieaverykelsey7508 3 года назад

For us it’s so rainy in Barrie we had a pretty bad tornado

@eliser4431 3 года назад

i’m in barrie too

@natashadrummond5334 3 года назад

Barrie Represent!

@mykijiji1958 3 года назад

Near Toronto, here. Saw that on the news and it seemed REALLY close to home. Prayers for everyone trying to figure out the wreckage. Glad no one was seriously hurt!

@egrace67 2 года назад

Feels like a swamp in your underpants Yep that’s exactly how I have described the humid weather in the south😂😂😂

@jayhawkgirl6289 3 года назад

That is how summers are here in Kansas and we have copperheads here too

@amylawson88 3 года назад

From Atlanta and I felt this to my bones!!

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

Amy Lawson The town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH (specifically in terms of daytime high temperatures!)! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@anitastodolak9882 3 года назад

Its almost 94 and supposed go up to almost 100 in N. J. and i saw this! Another BRILLIANT VIDEO! POOR KIM! LOL

@ellismiles3563 3 года назад

Finally, us Aussies have someone to relate to. Other than India and Africa and places like that

@janetgambler6563 Год назад

Haha! She went straight for the Faygo. 🤣

@1020LAStep 3 года назад

Yep, you just got to lean into the sweat. Don't fight it.

@yvettewalshe9130 3 года назад

I love your neighbor! She is an awesome addition to your vlogs:) God bless

@amandaschroeder799 3 года назад

This is awesome! Moved from Buffalo area to SC, then GA for the military, this is so bloody true!!!!!! Live in SW PA, and it's a nice balance, lol!!!

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

Amanda Schroeder The town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH (specifically in terms of daytime high temperatures!)! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@feliciak5560 3 года назад

Lived in Florida for 10 years. When I had a desk without a window, during the summer I could always tell when it was about 3:30 when I heard the thunder! And I will NEVER not EVER go back to Florida in the summer. We went in May a few years back but that was only because I won a trip and those were the dates

@nicolelove7735 3 года назад

I live in Arkansas and relate to this so much lol

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

The town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH (specifically in terms of daytime high temperatures!)! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. (For your reference - Little Rock had an average daytime high temperature of 91 degrees for the month). Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@videomanicful Год назад

Do u want a water? Yeah, no (pops open a Fargo) 🤣

@katievineyard19 3 года назад

I love her neighbor!

@doomsdayaddams2894 3 года назад

I just moved from NC to NY and was missing home. Thanks for reminding me of some reasons I moved!

@scholarlyanalyst7700 3 года назад

The town of Trail, Canada endured a hotter July 2021 than every major city/metropolitan area in the US NORTH AND SOUTH (specifically in terms of daytime high temperatures!)! The hottest major city in the North was Philadelphia, with an average daytime high temperature of 87 degrees that month. Dallas, Texas was the hottest in the South with an average daytime high temperature of 94 degrees. Trail, Canada was hotter than all of them, with an average daytime high temperature of 96 degrees that month. Just bear-in-mind that Trail, Canada is not a major city...but still! Anyway...does this fact surprise you? Data Sources: NOAA (US Government); Environment Canada (Canadian Government)

@jordanhicks5131 Год назад

Lmao, Arizonan here, we also treat silly midwesterners like this. They insist on going for hikes in july then get rescued off the mountain when they almost die. Or do die, that happens about 3 or 5 times every summer

@MononokeLynn 3 года назад

As a person from Iowa who visited family in Florida for the first time, in July, many years ago…this hits sooo close to exact conversations.

@lillianlamantia9605 3 года назад

Kim, you forgot your post... and your phone (or you have a really good hiding place)! We have been having a major heatwave here in Finland this summer and I swear my eyelids were also sweating. Love this sketch

@madiantin 3 года назад

Me, in TN, about to go on a walk at midday.... Uhhhhmm. Yeah, she's right. Maybe not such a good idea. =D

@edefyinggravity 3 года назад

Taking the kids to Disney. Me: *cackles in Floridian* Bless her heart. Kim: Bless your heart. Me: Exactly.

@tmabre3 Год назад

As a former Middle GA resident, I concur. But what about the GNATS????!!!!

@melissawillingham5762 Год назад

This is hilarious. When I moved from the Midwest to the south, at first I was like you've got to be kidding me 😂 you really do have to be careful in the lakes or rivers and definitely snakes. I almost stepped on one thinking it was a stick 😂 they really do blend in

@reandruzzi Год назад

When it's that hot in the middle of the day, you just go swimming

@aaronderby2581 3 года назад

Ugh, I love these

@williamgullett8071 2 года назад

I was grumbling about the line in the store and the lady in front of me turned and said "bless your heart". I started laughing because I know how that bless your heart thing works here in the South

@jennytaylor3409 3 года назад

"Sweating like a sinner at church". Hahhahhahhahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahhahhahahahhahahahhahahahhaa

@MamaEvaUSA 3 года назад

Everything Kim said about Florida IS TRUE 🥵🤣 And only ignorant people go to Disney in the summer 💀

@icouldjustscream Год назад

We go from -35°C (-31f) to 35°C (95f) in this part of Canada. The swing of the seasons is a bit extreme. You just get used to freezing to death and then you have to adapt to being boiled alive. I feel bad for all the moose.

@passinmerrikan 2 года назад

Ha! DETROIT HERE! She hit with the Faygo! ❤

@847lifestyle 2 года назад

ooh my neighbors have been judging me. lol I was acting brand new in my first summer in FL

@Randene31 3 года назад

I relate. Moved from Minnesota to Florida!

@davidfrank3728 Год назад

here is Flo'Duh, We love to play spot the tourist when we go to the beach,, they are pasty white, like casper the ghost,Then as they get roasted by the Florida sun, they turn beet red, as they are slowly roasted, smells like bacon!!

@alexbensky3631 2 года назад

The Midwestern neighbor is hilarious but the character is from Michigan and that's more of a Minnesota-type accent. In Michigan we speak Midwestern American and that is not an accent--everyone else has an accent. The Faygo was a nice touch but Vernor's would have been better.

@staggerlee2774 2 года назад

If you live in Iowa you get all the seasons.

@egregious3666 3 года назад

Orange Faygo to cool off. Peak Midwestern.

@ArmyForTheAnimals 3 года назад

I'm not even in the south, and today my weather app says it feels like 103°F, ugh. 🔥

@katiemcloughlin6430 3 года назад

This is the U.K. right now….a few days of 80-90° weather and we’re not coping well!

@Dicyroller 3 года назад

I am not sure what part of my childhood I should be offended by. North Dakoda is generally thought of as part of the West, not the mid west. So I was born in MN, not sure if I am offended or think it is very funny. I did not grow up in MN, I grew up in FL, so once again, not Georga, but not so different. The not leaving the house in the middle of the day, and all. I moved between the two at different times. In FL you will have assemblies talking about, tips for avoiding or escaping venomous or deadly creatures. I was 12 in WI when I took gun safety and got my hunting license. (yes in public school). ( also that was a Democratic state at the time). I guess with all the nice and, manners I have I must say, Bless your hearts. Now give me a hug.

@robertmcevey3773 3 года назад

Been melting in Ohio,,,but remember going to North Carolina a few yrs ago,,,90s in October?? 😂

@anneonnamouse5496 Год назад

I was considering a move to the south but maybe I'll stay put here in Saskatchewan. At least I can still go outside in -40...and no humidity 😂🤔

@itt2055 Год назад

Summer in the south USA is like winter in Australia. We also have 8 of the 10 most venomous snakes in the world. The most common species is the brown snake, which is also the most aggressive snake and will attack anything that approaches it. Until the 1980s, there were 3 farms/stations that had paddocks bigger than Texas. Australia likes to try and kill all humans and that makes the Australian aboriginal people the toughest people because they have survived in Australia for tens of thousands of years. My favourite Americans are Texans because they don't take sht from anyone and love a good BBQ.

@thayerwilliams905 3 года назад

No kidding. So much horror in one 3 minute video. 😳😅

@sportsshorts9607 3 года назад

I got a commercial in the middle for SmartWater where he refused the water like the lady, when I saw the commercials I cracked up

@Pinkranger87 Год назад

I'm from GA I feel this

@PaulsWanderings 2 года назад

I will stay in New Hampshire where we have like 2 rattlesnakes. You can keep all of your venomous snakes.

@bethanylovelace8684 2 года назад

Love this!

@Deathstrike613 3 года назад

This is why I live in ND, although this summer has been ridiculously hot.

@neha1299 2 года назад

The cobra on the loose 🤣🤣🤣😂

@carlobert8076 Год назад

Sorry summer time I'm outside underneath my vehicle and cutting the grass

@ashleymoore9364 3 года назад

I didn't know you guys lived in North Carolina, too!

@squidward645 Год назад

This is my New England ass when I moved to Texas last year during a heat wave. 114 in the shade? Nah I am hiding in the air conditioning lmao.

@clomiancalcifer Год назад

Gonna be honest, having done field work in San Antonio, Texas and in Sebring, Florida in the summer and both felt less contemptuously hot and humid than Iowa in the summer, presumably because it's far more consistently so...or maybe because Iowa has a lot of high heat index days...

@calliewhitley8224 3 года назад

Copperheads in NC 🤣🤣

@kellysnowe830 3 года назад

I was today's old when I found out they were in North Carolina.

@olepoulcat 3 года назад

It's true about a mayo and tomato sandwich. Always a great thing to eat in the summer.

@garyowen9044 Год назад

I didn’t know Faygo was regional!

@jessieelliott3157 3 года назад

In Australia theres a saying 'only mad dogs and englishmen go out in the midday sun.'

@michellenash6802 2 года назад

Being from nc...born n raised...everything she said is so true!!!! Every summer I always wonder ... how did the antebellum era survive?!? With all those layers...ppl had to stink!!! Lol

@jaymepittroff 3 года назад

Rain.... in summer.... no it doesn't do that here (in California).....

@AlphaCitizen 3 года назад

Someone asked me if it's hot in Texas right now. Well a Hobbit just threw a ring into my backyard, sooooo...

@dawnburris6412 Год назад

NC here and you nailed it!! 🤣🤣 The heat, the snakes, the brain-eating amoebas!! 🤣🤣

@playboyrah5241 Год назад

They both are so funny and adorable 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️❤️

@herbanhomestead 3 года назад

When she says "Yeah, no" and "No, yeah" and I don't question what she's saying. #midwest

@cheyennemundy9681 3 года назад

I'm a Texan living in Oklahoma, for the past 7 years, and I don't question "Yeah, no" and "No, yeah" anymore either, lol! And I've picked up saying "Ope". But my born and raised Oklahoman husband and I still fight over whether it's shopping cart or buggy that you use at the grocery store. I say buggy, he says cart.

@Ashley_Baldwin 3 года назад

Is that “known” as a MidWest-only thing? I’ve lived in CA my whole life and my fam is only (recently) from CA, formerly AZ & my sisters and I always say that! 😂

@9sunstar9 3 года назад

We also say "no yeah" and "yeah no" in Florida

@Mama_Bear524 3 года назад

Canadian and same

@sarahhudson4006 3 года назад

It's also something Aussies tend to say except ours sounds like "Yeah, naaah" or "Naah, Yeah" 😅

@genamelia626 3 года назад

I'm Canadian so I understood the "No, yeah" fluently. "Yeah, no, for sure" is a thing too. 😂

@curtisfranzen986 2 года назад

My parents lived in Duluth Minnesota for 3 decades. Interesting dialect.

@Aintbovvered 2 года назад

It went down to California too. Very Bay Area 😂

@danielwoolfe1135 2 года назад

This actually surprisingly translates to Australia, except its "yeah, nah".

@michaelrains2268 Год назад

South Carolina here , reckon I just don't understand/ translate Yankee speek . LOL

@binda33 Год назад

In Australia we have "yeah, no" too.

@waynemattson9143 3 года назад

As a Midwesterner living in South Carolina, I can relate to this. My southern wife doesn't understand how much I suffer. She's always asking me to wear some long sleeved shirts and asking me not to wear shorts. When we go to Michigan in November I'm gonna ask her to wear shorts and not wear a coat. See how she likes it. Also, the Faygo was a great touch! I miss Faygo

@richardvojas4597 2 года назад

The saint Louis area has faygo

@alicekleber4673 2 года назад

Hello from Lansing!

@AnUninfluentialLife 2 года назад

I'm also a Midwesterner living in South Carolina and my South Carolina husband has NO IDEA! I got payback though. We went home to see my family one Christmas with a -30 wind chill. My husband started panicking when his snot froze in his nose 🤣🤣

@waynes9275 2 года назад

@@AnUninfluentialLife Had snot freeze last week with the -30 to -40 yummy weather.

@SteveEdwardCooper 2 года назад

I live in Michigan. The can of Faygo was a really nice touch.

@danceandmore88 3 года назад

"My eyelids are sweating" - I feel this, although I live in Germany.

@ladygrndr9424 3 года назад

Your weather has been crazy lately! Stay safe if you're anywhere near the flooding

@chettajohnson5261 3 года назад

“Yeah, no” “Is that a yes, or….” 😂😂😂 I never realized how confusing that could be! I could understand perfectly.

@chettajohnson5261 3 года назад

And then the Faygo :) Should have gone for the Rock n’ Rye!

@AngelVids7 3 года назад

The last word is what they mean. Same thing in Canada. Ya no for sure means yes. Ya no means no… or “you know”… context matters

@IAmTheZombieGirl 3 года назад

@@AngelVids7 "Yeah, no" means no and "no, yeah" means yeah.

@BAW47 3 года назад

Is the accent North Dakota?? Im from the midwest, but, we dont sound like that. Nebraska...if you have never been to NE, dont even bother 😂😂😂

@jeffsuess377 3 года назад

Aussies do a "yeah, nah", "nah, yeah" thing. It's the 2nd one that counts (usually)

@emmaleighmorris3647 3 года назад

I love it! I live in the south with high 90s and 80% humidity, where no one blinks a sweaty eyelid at 100 degrees, but a few weeks ago we were up in Colorado. At a 5K, the announcer told everyone “Okay guys, it’s getting hot. We just hit 75, so make sure your hydrating!”

@AB-zr8pu 3 года назад

Depends where you are. My part of colorado also doesn't blink at 100. We are lucky to not have the humidity though

@JasonGroom 3 года назад

I envy the states that are either hot or cold, I am in Iowa where it might be 90-100 in July and August and 80% humidity for a few weeks, but then turn around to January and it might be -30 with a -50 wind-chill. Then come spring it's storms and rain a lot, worst of all the worlds...but you can't beat our 1 month of so of good solid fall weather.

@EmmaChihuahua81 3 года назад

What I noticed about Colorado was the lack of humidity. We went to the zoo in Colorado Springs and they had on misting stations because is was 78 degrees with like 25% humidity in August. I couldn't believe it.

@amytarvin2776 3 года назад

@@JasonGroom As your Nebraska neighbor, I approve this message!😂

@JasonGroom 3 года назад

@@amytarvin2776 yep, lived there too as a kid, only benefit Nebraska has is better breeze, I am in far east Iowa about a block from the Mississippi River, so the river bluffs take away all our breeze, so in the summer it is hot, humid, and no breeze, but in the winter the northern breeze blows right down the river and freezes us out.

@anklez8623 3 года назад

I went to Disney World in December once, absolutely perfect. Temperature was in the 60-70 the entire trip. I was in tshirt and shorts, I did see a lot of people in full winter gear too. I also went in August, never again.

@JasonGroom 3 года назад

We went a few years back in November, it was fantastic weather for swimming and relaxing.