The Island That Switches Countries Every Six Months 

I'm French, and I approve that joke.

😅

Ouch

shots fired :D

I'm Spanish, and I also approve that joke. It just reflects reality, sadly. :c

LMAO this joke just made the video

That was genuinely funny

Never underestimate the power of the French to complain

Best Half as Interesting joke so far!

I dont get it someone explain plz

Hi

Hi

Don't care, goodbye.

ibx2cat hey

ibx2cat This is an impeachment on French sovereignty. France should invade Google immediately.

Aldo Zulfikar haha

I get this is a joke but there is no population on Pheasant island therefore this joke doesn't make sense.

@@mtw227 could be just tresspassers

@Max Wilson It’s a joke so don’t go into detail

Actually is more like: we are all basques who cares about how the states which rule in our country trace their borders? In both side of the borders we are all basques, not spanish and not french

FutureNow do i know you from somewhere ? :)

I honestly have no clue how you don't have 100,000 subs

Perhaps if he was as witty in his videos as he is in his comments, he would have.

yeet kirrans Thanks but I only have 7 videos and I post roughly once per month or less at the moment. Kinda hard to grow quickly with that pace.

@@FutureNow you'll find a way haha! Even if RU-vid algorithms don't agree with me, I think your videos are fantastic c:

But the flags that corresponded with "on strike or unemployed" was the real gold

@@citroends7308 thats the joke...

Woosh...

Me don’t gets it 🤔

@@Shinning_Sky The French are always on strike, the Spanish unemployed.

Words to live by.

"Love is never the answer." - Star Butterfly, 2015

France*

You save absolutely no time or effort typing 2k18 vs 2018, just sayin'

Spartan7117 You save absolutely no time or effort typing saying vs. sayin', just fyi.

I guess he just got a little mistake He even has a video where mentions many of the mistakes like that one ……I mean… i guess he couldn't be serious😁, or maybe I'm wrong "p

Yep, just an honest mistake, could happen to any of us (if we had YT channels)

TheLastCasul Sebastian is the name of the city it doesn't change with languages

David Ramirez It does it's San Sebastián in Spanish and Donostia in Basque.

Es como en Cataluña y la Comunidad Valenciana, que hay carteles en catalán (o valenciano)

Laughs in English Empire

What war did Germany start in 1940? The invasion of Poland and with it the start of WW2 was 1939

@@jasoncw455 I can assure you I didn't 😂

@@jasoncw455 I think you get me wrong. I was joking about that your comment can be interpreted as I invaded the Soviet Union.

@@jasoncw455 😂😂😂

I don't get it?

Spain has a very high youth unemployment rate and French workers go on strike pretty often.

Not just youth. High unemployment rate in general, highest after Greece and 3x as much as Poland. As for France they have the most working hours and GDP lost from striking in the world. (OECD)

Yes, I know Spain's general unemployment rate is sky high but it's specially high among people younger than 25 years. I haven't read recent statistics but some years ago it was something like only 2 in 5 had a job. I reckon most have jobs, but paid under the counter.

Vay Kek unemployment is at 14%

everyone saying soemthing else is just uneducated...

William Fall no

get wooooshed everyone lol

@@daredevil3744 woooooooosh

i just ate a @@user-uj2mp3ee9v ,but now it's talking to me

You have regular bus transport between border towns of different countries? Are they provided by a private company or the public transport of one of the cities?

@@user-njyzcip in the European Union you can basically go from one country to another without even realising, so yeah i supposed there's no problem of it being public transport or just a little ship or something :)

@@user-njyzcip it is Spanish public transport, but it doesn't go very deep into france. Since Schegen exists you can cross the border without anyone stopping you

​@@user-njyzcip As a European, it does strike me as odd that people find that surprising. I live relatively close to the Dutch-German border, and public transport from both countries regularly travels a limited distance into the other country.

France: Illusion 100

nah mate, thats Speechcraft 100

HAHAHAHAHAHA

VenomIsSoCute Spain 6 month later: *Your problem not mine*

VenomIsSoCute - I'm not sure why, but your comment reminded me of Stitch and Jumba passing the gun to each other and using any holiday as an excuse.

Nvm remembered pheasants can fly

I'm French and I approve of this joke !

No the seas will rise before that happens

holnrew no u

holnrew wait can they

Time for "all the things we've done wrong" part 2.

airport is written only in basque

Nugzar Mikeladze pretty sure the law allows airport signs to have no text, therefore having the text in only one language is ok

@@nugzarmikeladze And the words are very similar, o don't think any Spaniard will have trouble reading that

@@eukarya_ Basque is not like Catalan, it has nothing to do with Spanish.

Ikr

Yashi lol

Reminds me of the time I had a 90 year old character and had so many kids I just married them off to whoever I could

+20 opinion over Sam

Lol, I was about to comment how I love how he included this CK2 reference as well xD

Apparently not, just as you apparently can't spell 'signs'.

@@jennyjohn704 read The second line buddy, you’ll see he spelled it fine. I wouldn’t be too worried about Inigo.

@@jonfquebec The quote is wrong he typed sings instead of signs

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Duck season.

This comment genuinely made me laugh- thanks for that!

@@mirzaahmed6589 Wabbit season.

lmao

Lol

so true haha

Laugh in spratly islands

Yep this is true, egun ona izan :D

He probably meant it as a joke. Obviously the signs are in Basque and Spanish but the Spanish and English names are the same in this case.

I haven't seen a single traffic sign in English in the 10+ years I've been living here, with most signs being in Basque and Spanish. What I have seen, however, is a sign for truckers that was in both Portuguese and Arabic, just outside of San Sebastián.

Vasconium I've seen that sign as well. I think it’s somewhere between Eibar and Elgoibar.

Yes, it's after Eibar I think. Its because that is the point where the Highway goes to the south of Spain, where most of the portuguese and arabic people are driving.

HELP I NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE A COMMENT ABOUT TECHNO HERE

Ben Stankovich come and eat pancakes on the Margate Train. Or enjoy the skillshare app on the Don River Railway.

It was a fucking scorcher. You never hear top deadpan eurobanter like that in a north american accent

Credit to Half as Interesting for managing to have a cheaky intellectual joke in all of his vids w/o them being overplayed.

That's why he said "...the Skill Share classes you download, offline..."

@@SueBobChicVid also "..in the app", so yeah, they will too disappear, unless you can move classes between phones and access them without the app, e.g. in 30 years when Skillshare and their app is no longer exists on modern Xordroid OS or uOS or whatever.

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Because it made very good friends with the UK. Thats why.

@@NotAJollyPotato you are oversimplifying it. No country can be stable by only having good relations with 1 country.

Thats the point gustav... Ya know there is a whole channel based on over simplified history...

That's because Jordan has no oil.

Savage 👌

But they do have a few tourist train services, so it is possible to listen on a train in TasMania.

If you look up most European wars, they are often fought on two or more fronts because every country is allied or feuding with some other they don't border. In WWI, Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia but Serbia was allied with France so Germany tried to invade France through Belgium but the UK was allied with Belgium so they declared war on Germany and Russia was allied with the UK so they declared war on Germany as well but the Ottoman Empire were enemies with Russia so they allied with Germany and killed all the Armenians(?) so the UK tried invading Turkey but failed so they used itheir Arab colonies to fight them instead but ultimately the arabs wanted independence so the UK used the Indians. Meanwhile Italy was allied with Germany and Austria-Hungary but betrayed them because they sought to seize Trentino from Austria-Hungary but they got their ass kicked, and Romania tried to grab a bite of Serbia but got destroyed as well.

It's a great example of how acting on fear can result in disaster (fortunately, in this case). If he didn't fear Russia launching an attack and just relied on the peace treaty he had with Russia that Stalin was happy with (Stalin didn't like the west and Hitler was doing the dirty work on his own accord, how much better could it be?), he might've won the war.

@@_Vengeance_ Hitler couldn't have won the war. Stalin planned to attack the Nazis sooner or later

Yeah, I live in Uruguay and I don't think we have yurts here...

Do you know that Uruguay was part of Brazil before being independent?

@@joseabad9416 did you know that Uruguay was part of Argentina before being independent?

@@SantiagoGeffen wasn't it a part of Brazil, with Spanish majority? I know Uruguay got independence from one of both neighbor countries. I don't have clear if Argentina got it because it had Spanish majority and then got independence or got it straight from Brazil. I know the Spanish speaking factor was one of the reasons.

Charles Gregory What if you don’t have mobile data though?

Well, the situation is overexagerated, and a lot,

Wonderful comparison though if you know anything about the Habsburgs.

thats cool, but here's a funnier joke africa

@@memewarearchivechannel4858 I BLESSED THE RAINS DOWN IN AAAAAAFRICAAAAAAA

I got a better one Colin Kaepernicks career

What's wrong with boycotts?

nothing, the boycot of nike is just stupid though.

Realmente Donostia es su segundo nombre en español, en vasco es Donosti.

@@lofdan no sé vasco, pero las referencias que encuentro indican que su nombre oficial en vasco es "Donostia".

it's a bird -_-

A very tasty bird as well. Can get dry if you roast it too long (let the innuendo befin :D )

Helicopters?

Underrated

I find it funnier that France has to build a wall around the Eiffel tower to stop the religion of peace from culturally enriching it. Did I say funny? I meant sad.

@@grangermontag1824 How is that in any way relevant.

Aloha snack bar *explosion noise*

@@GustafMedF I enjoyed it.