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A few things in that I just take for granted.
Was fully disappointed when she said public toilets are free,but didn't mention how fucking clean they are!!
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Can't wait till you see Australia with your own eyes
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You kids need to come here ASAP....you will live here I feel it dream team!
"The two-dollar coin is smaller in diameter than the one-dollar coin, but the two-dollar is slightly thicker."
It was also only first minted some years after the $1 coin first came out.
$2 also has heads on both sides, awesome for coin flips
I'm kind of aware that the Mint is mindful of blind people... so even our notes are impressed with braille.
Paying for the bathroom: did you ever hear someone say, “I got to spend a penny” (British for use the bathroom)? You would have to put a penny in a slot on the toilet cubicle door and turn a knob to be able to get in. As a kid I thought it was great fun; I guess I was easily pleased 😂
An old poem I once read in a Sydney station toilet cubicle wall in the 60s: "Here I sit broken hearted, paid a penny and only farted".
I want to go to Bali ☺️
@@alexradojkovic9671 And that little rhyme is said to have come from a Scot in Britain back in the day. Someone must have copied it. As a child, I thought it was hilarious 🙂
Yep the toilets are free (and mostly clean). Also, you don't tip here (unless you really, really want to but don't feel obliged) so that could save you some money.
Welcome to Australia 🇦🇺 😊😊😊
The trick is not to use ATM's. If you get your cash out at the local shopping centre you go to when purchasing some goods, it is free. If I buy something small like a packet of chips for $4, and go through a checkout, I can take cash out for, say, $100. Going into a bank, as opposed to using an ATM, it's free too.
In ours you don’t need to buy anything, just do the cash out.
@@Bellas1717 Well I guess it is dependent on the type of shop. As I go to bigger supermarkets like Coles and Woolworths, the thought of going through a checkout with nothing just to get cash out....well I wouldn't do it. It's just me, I'd feel strange about it.
@@dee-smart Yes, I was referring to those supermarkets. I've not noticed cashout available in other types of stores, although it well could be.
I'd only be taking cash out when I was shopping 99% of the time, but there've been a couple of occasions I've needed to get cash in a hurry and didn't have time to shop or queue at an ATM.
@@Bellas1717 Oh OK. Yes I guess in an emergency situation I'd go in and ask but so far that situation has not happened to me. Just for the fun of it, no I would not consider going in and asking. You are right, I think only the larger supermarkets would help with cash out. You would probably be refused in a newsagent or deli.
@@dee-smart I go through the self -serve checkout, no need to ask.
I haven't got back in the habit of cash post-Covid restrictions. My hairdresser's EFTPOS wasn't working one day, discovered as I was trying to pay. I was time pressed to save having to pay a big hike in parking, so I zipped into the Woolies self-serve in the centre and got cash out. Too easy. I didn't have time to choose something to buy.
You two should come visit Australia. You've got fans in every city and you'd have no end of people happy to show you around! You'd love it, we have everything, every climate, every atmosphere offered anywhere in the world, all in one country.
Councils would probably be in charge with the maintenance and upkeep of public bathrooms and the public pay good council rates, so just like the bin collectors and gardeners upkeeping public parks, the cleaners would be paid by the councils too, all paid for by the general public's rates.
And I should add Council workers are paid very well, which is why most of the staff are either mates or relos.
I watch u guys from Perth Australia 🇦🇺 ❤❤❤
Hahahahaaaa!! …bobble heads. 🤣
One thing that should be noted is that Melbourne is a sprawling city and the Airport is way out on the outskirts… more than 21km (13mi) from the city centre.
Where it should be!
Good on you, guys. Dreams do come true!
You two should react to the Irwin family history and videos. Steve and the whole Irwin family are national treasures. Robert has a good social media presence. He looks exactly like his dad with a healthy amount of his own identity
ugh cringe
React to real Aussies like Spanian
It's not strong coffee. It's what we call coffee.
The minimum wage for Australia is just above AUD45,000 per year, or around USD31,000, varying with exchange rate. For Bali, a complementary wage is around AUD7,000 per year.
You want to visit Australia do it now, apply for a holiday working visa and see the sights while making good money $30ph+ picking fruit 👍
They better grab that spf 50+ lol
Yeah come to good old Mildura 😂
They should do it before they reach the age limit for the holiday working visa, If I knew about that visa when I was young enough, oh boy, but maybe it didn't exist back then.
@@daveamies5031 they wouldn't be fruit pickers , and get $30 , as they have too work hard , if not the farmer will tell them to piss off .Something I know about as we have a farm . Some people think they will get paid $30 a hour and work slow. Some pickers can make very good money= cheers
Some of us still call our city Batmania. Sure, Melbourne is a decent name, but Batmania is way funnier.
What is it with the "mania" thing? Hold on... Batman... Tasman... loose connection... Australia... just add IA after the N or the L.
Melbournians
Brisbanians
Darwinians
Tasmaians
Northern Territorians
And then comes
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VICTOR ... ians 👀
It's enought to drive you crazy! 🤪
@@davidsage124 I mean, when your name is John Batman, why shouldn't a city you found be called Batmania?
I just found your channel,you would fit in Australia ,my favourite word is free,soo funny ♥️ from Australia,lhope you do get here,lm sure you will..,Cheers 🥂
Its Melbourne so its cold , go another 700 miles north and its a lot better
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They make dweeby look cool. I'm here for it. 😂😂
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You were close 🙂 It's not pronounced MelBIN, it's Melbn ( no vowel). Say it flat in the front of your mouth and you might get tbe accent right. 😁
We don't tip either. Also when it says $4 That's exactly how much it is, not $4 plus tax. All tax is included in anything you buy.
Looking to can get a 4 star room in Bali from $50+/night. Also they never usually tell people about the pay discrepancies (higher pay) between here and a lot of other countries.
Honestly it is the best country in the world we just don’t want people here come visit but then leave lol but your cool if you wanna move here
I used an atm in Villa and it cost me $80 on top of my withdrawal
ATM transaction fees are free if you use the major bank ATM's
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Bali in Indonesia is a 3rd world country so of course it’s cheaper than Australia. That’s why so many Aussies go to Bali for a cheap holiday but remember the standard of living in Australia is much higher.
Still waiting for a knock on the door from you 2 two! The spare room is gathering dust!
You don’t wanna pay for clean toilets but ok to pay taxes and tips on everything else? Waaaaat
As an Aussie we still pay taxes. We are one of the most highly taxed nations in the world. Public bathrooms are free if you know where to find 1 (they're usually hidden down back alleys which attracts a certain demographic of society). The government make it back in other ways. We also have a government owned garbage service. I personally had my rates (local council tax) increased by $340 for an extra bin that I don't want. I have no choice but to pay it. If I don't, I will be taken to court for tax evasion.
@@TheLoganr80We have close to the highest minimum wage in the world, and we have one of the best conditions for such a large country with such a low population density and lack of economy of scale, plus a universal health care system and PBS that give us one of the highest life expectancies in the world, so it works out that we are actually better off than most countries.
For me to go from my local shopping centre to home (with shopping), it's cheaper by around 4 dollars to get an Uber. $8.40 to around $12 by taxi.
It would be great if you guys acknowledge the comments .Give thumbs up just as you want .
Don't "hit" Bali, it's in a Muslim country and has strict behaviour regulations! 😄 This video actually has great travel advice! 👍
I expect people to follow my country's laws when visiting, I assume it's the same for you?
@@Sam-ci6sl Definitely! 👍
Bali is predominantly Hindu...& a great place with great people!
Bali is a little different, they are used to tourists. It is mainly Hindu.
@@mithrasrevisited4873 It always pays to learn the culture and the restrictions first!
75c to the US? Wow that's a LONG time ago it's been around 68c for AGES. 3 years ago, I just checked!
Flying in from Bali To Melbourne then heading to Sydney the next day? That's a no from me. I'd rather schedule a rest day to allow my body to adjust to the current time zone.
For a 3 hour time difference? Seems like overkill.
@dallasr8555 It always depends on when you fly. Also some people cannot sleep on a plane. Those two people definitely needed a rest since you can tell they were running on pure adrenaline from the fact they were so excited to finally visit Australia.
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Good video, Melbourne is pronounced (MALBIN) in OZ
i would say MELBEN or MELBIN is more accurate sounding
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MELB'N
Certainly not MALBIN. Melb'n is correct. You may have heard a Kiwi pronounce it, though of course it was originally pronounced the British way Melborn,
@@rotkatzeredcat4284 Nope
Why go to Melbourne 😂
If not for the Melbourne sign at the very begiing this video could have been pretty much been made anywhere in the world. No views of anything of Melbourne. P.S. their videos are crap
Welcome to Australia. Land of the eternal price gouge. Captive market for decades, retailers have constantly been profiteering off the public.
here is 10 small tips to any US citizen that wants to come to Australia.
1. leave your attitude along with your guns at the departure lounge.
2. don't panic! it will be there waiting for you when you get back, we don't want it.
3. you cannot buy, nor carry a gun over here, this is not the wild west as it is in the USA.
4. enjoy the sites the food and the different cultures.
5. Australia has a culture, they have song, dance and food and we are proud of it.
6. The US has, Levi's jeans, McDonalds, mass shootings, guns and bombs and you are proud of it?
7. take lots of photo's, buy the occasional souvenir.
8. when you get back to the US "the home of the brave and the free," pick up your gun and your attitude, you will notice it is still there in tact as you left it.
9. Show your friends the photo's and tell them you had a nice time.
10. Oh and don't forget to tell your friends you experienced real freedom for the first time in your life not having to carry a gun!
Not entirely correct. You can buy and own firearms in Australia if you meet the government enforced regulations. As a general citizen, you can't carry a gun in public however police, security and private investigators are allowed to carry wherever they go as part of their job.
I don't understand what you are trying to achieve with point 6. Attacking Americans? The fact is that throughout history, the people with the ability to defend themselves have lived far longer and more prosperous lives than those who didn't. That's because those who didn't usually died.
I'm a Aussie and I also can't splle
@@TheLoganr80I agree that there’s no need to attack other countries. To me its disrespectful and unnecessary. But living longer with guns may have been true in earlier, less lawful days, but current data doesn’t support it.
Bongo, Dingo! Spot on, you!
@@TheLoganr80 Yes you can own and purchase a gun in Australia, except you can't carry it and you are under strict gun control laws in Australia. Carrying a gun for the purpose of work is different again. point 6 is self explanatory. Americans celebrate killing. When was the last mass shooting in the US and when was the last mass shooting in Australia? And what country are you from?
This was an odd one to watch. The sound was cutting in and out all the way through and every time the sound wasn't there, you were both bopping your heads from side to side to some music that didn't exist on my computer, at least. LOL And yes, Melbourne is pronounced Melbin by Aussies. Don't ask me why, because it isn't logical I know, but that is how it has always been.
we cut every thing down in our speech .
Aussies generally don’t pronounce the r in words because it lengthens the time to say the word. For Aussies the shortening I s not the length of the written word, it’s the time taken to say it. It’s why we say arvo not arvie, and tradie not trado.
i think they were cutting out the music on purpose so they didn’t get flagged for copyright infringement
mel-born, wtf?
"We're so excited to be in Australia - we can get through an airport, catch an Uber, buy a toy Koala made in China, go to an ATM, a dunny and a hotel". Nice work! If it wasn't for the Melbourne sign they could have been anywhere. Can never understand why people do not bother to work out how to pronounce the names of places they're at. So bloody annoying - can't wait for them to get to Bris-Bane. Been in 48 countries and haven't worked out time zones yet. With all the small coffe shops and bistros to pick from they have a coffee chain Merlo? Nothing like an authentic Koala made in China. Absolute crap video!
I am insulted that it took them until the 49th Country to get here. Two of my children go to Bali for a holiday all of the time with their families. You get a private villa with your own pool for nearly nothing. It is very cheap to do anything and you couldn’t pay me to go there. My son came back with Sepsis last time and almost lost his legs because he went to a 3rd world Country and got more tattoos. The Doctors still do not believe he is alive and well. The two in this video did not do much homework on Bali before they went there.
At least they picked the best City to start in and you say it right. Melbin or melben or Melburn all work. I hope they were prepared for 4 seasons in a day. You dress for summer, take a coat and an umbrella. Three of my kids still live there, last week and it is Summer now they had 12C and rain, this week they are dying from a heat wave with 34C today. I loved that City and I still miss it a little. Now I live in the Sub Tropics on the Great Barrier Reef. The ocean is in front of my house, it is hard to do but someone has to.😂
Hey fix your audio.
Sorry guys. Change your intro. It's getting annoying. Time to get a professional intro done.
I dont like the way they want us to subscribe and hit the like button , but never answer the comments
A bit boring tbh