We Don't Understand Public Holidays | Trash Taste #76

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    00:00:00 Thanksgiving starts now
    00:02:16 Dates of holidays
    00:06:04 Taking a vacation in Japan
    00:12:13 UK used to have the weirdest holidays
    00:13:42 Holidays in the USA
    00:15:26 Joey used to throw eggs at buildings
    00:22:39 Babbel
    00:23:32 Stores had to stop selling eggs on Halloween
    00:25:09 Joey got spooked on 4th of July
    00:27:03 Guy Fawkes Day
    00:29:49 Easter
    00:30:35 Thai holidays
    00:34:25 Welsh holidays
    00:35:52 What era were we born in
    00:37:40 Dating methods
    00:41:43 Imperial vs metric
    00:52:06 Harry's
    00:53:04 How we feel about giving gifts
    00:55:42 The idea behind a gift
    00:57:32 Gifting money
    01:00:10 Finding a perfect gift
    01:04:25 Sucking at shopping
    01:06:29 Gift giving as an adult
    01:10:24 Our most expensive gifts
    01:15:26 Lazy gifts
    01:17:41 Optimizing gifting
    01:22:56 Japan's weather is sussy
    01:24:04 Minions are huge in Japan
    01:27:09 Merch collaborations in Japan
    01:31:34 Honey
    01:32:52 Putting anime characters on anything
    01:37:42 Pokémon is insanely huge
    01:44:16 Most successful franchises
    01:48:25 Most recognizable anime character
    01:54:47 Pachinko is OP at making money
    01:59:04 Trash Taste x YOU

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  • @user-hu6he8ww5w
    @user-hu6he8ww5w Před 2 lety +3277

    What I love about Trashtaste is I can pause half way through, come back the next day and it's like a whole new episode.

    • @JustAnNPC69
      @JustAnNPC69 Před 2 lety +174

      Their conversation can vary from time to time, from talking about shit to deep conversations.

    • @ask4982
      @ask4982 Před 2 lety +189

      @@JustAnNPC69 From shit to deep shit

    • @Yassine-kw2eo
      @Yassine-kw2eo Před 2 lety +147

      2 hour video? No no no
      Twelve 10 minute videos? Yes yes yes
      Edit: I'm bad at math

    • @TurtleGamers1
      @TurtleGamers1 Před 2 lety +50

      @@Yassine-kw2eo Listening when doing chores? Yesyesyes

    • @sericsson1996
      @sericsson1996 Před 2 lety +21

      I sometimes can't remember if things they said in one episode was said weeks before because I take breaks while watching a single episode. It does feel like new episodes. And then they mention something from days before that was in the start of the episode and you're like... Oh yeah they did talk about that.

  • @chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266

    A free Trash Taste episode?
    This is the best Black Friday deal ever!

    • @Trashy9-_-9
      @Trashy9-_-9 Před 2 lety +51

      Damn didn't even think about that. Thank You Boys For The Free Episode. Truly one of the best things I've ever gotten on Black Friday.

    • @somerandomweeb4836
      @somerandomweeb4836 Před 2 lety +30

      Technically they always cost 0$ so bc today they cost 0$ they're technically 1000% off ( or whatever number you want to put before the percentage)

    • @GilgameshDarc
      @GilgameshDarc Před 2 lety +6

      Free episode ? But they always upload on Saturday (Friday for some) once a week I mean.....

    • @TheIndignified
      @TheIndignified Před 2 lety +58

      @@GilgameshDarc they're making a joke about how black friday deals most of time aren't actually deals

    • @blazehensen8399
      @blazehensen8399 Před 2 lety +2

      @@GilgameshDarc thats the joke

  • @richardjones2829
    @richardjones2829 Před 2 lety +799

    As a fellow welshman, I think Conner needs to be promoting Mari Lwyd, a forgotten Welsh tradition that's making a comeback lately where a bunch of people rock up to your house with a horse skull on a broom covered by a sheet, and engage you in a rap battle, if you lose, you have to let them in for food and drinks

  • @AniSinsYT
    @AniSinsYT Před 2 lety +1733

    1:25:00 "I hate the fact that minions never died in Japan"
    The best gift I ever bought myself was an ahegao minion pillow from a Hobby Off. 10/10 would buy again.

  • @tatchapolsrimanut9460
    @tatchapolsrimanut9460 Před 2 lety +487

    Joey: some people were assholes so we egged their house
    Also joey: I didn’t even knock on the door before egging their house

  • @GarreTerraG
    @GarreTerraG Před 2 lety +328

    my parent cry gift giving story is: my mom is a massive Beatles fan and with her first paycheck when she was 15 she bought a collectors Beatles dolls set that where her prized possessions for years but when i was 5 our house burnt down and they where destroyed, cut to 20 years later when i was around 25 and after a few years of searching for the dolls online i finally found them and purchased them for her when she opened the gift and saw the dolls she broke down and ugly cried due to how happy she was and it made it a very special birthday for her

    • @Terrapin22
      @Terrapin22 Před 2 lety +35

      Damn. Your Mom won the child lottery.

    • @pre-seso6516
      @pre-seso6516 Před 2 lety +20

      hey, that's a really nice thing you did for your mother. i bet you she loves them even more, knowing you spent time finding them. i wish you 2 (and the rest of your family) the best

    • @GarreTerraG
      @GarreTerraG Před 2 lety +4

      Thanks for the nice words

    • @Polumetis
      @Polumetis Před 2 lety

      Based

    • @waifustiramisu
      @waifustiramisu Před 2 lety

      I've seen this comment posted by like 5 different accounts on different type of videos??

  • @Yuyukatanz
    @Yuyukatanz Před 2 lety +287

    I love when Grant said สงกรานต์ his voice turned smooth immediately and I would say as a thai, his thai accent sounds so tender and gentle

  • @_k_n_
    @_k_n_ Před 2 lety +172

    The hello kitty discussion was basically Connor going "this thing that isn't marketed to me, that I have no interest in, is not popular because I say so." Meanwhile Hello Kitty has been established as an industry titan for decades.

  • @0730bcorm
    @0730bcorm Před 2 lety +514

    The green paint was called "Emerald Green" and Copper Arsenate was used to give it the brilliant glow. When it broke down it released Arsenic into the air and killed you.

    • @lelouchvibrittania5172
      @lelouchvibrittania5172 Před 2 lety +42

      Bro, this is a jojo reference

    • @666Tomato666
      @666Tomato666 Před 2 lety +18

      yup, not lead, arsenic, lead is what Americans used till like 1980's in house paints
      either way, it's horrible

    • @MightyMage2
      @MightyMage2 Před 2 lety

      So pretty it will kill you 💀

    • @cosmicwintermoon
      @cosmicwintermoon Před 2 lety +7

      Lead was used for white paint, and was an excellent wood preserver, which is why it was so popular. Unfortunately, it's also deadly.

    • @vaporean_boylove.0w083
      @vaporean_boylove.0w083 Před 2 lety

      Oh I heard about/researched that color of green and I looked it up cause green is my fave color XD

  • @joshua41175
    @joshua41175 Před 2 lety +665

    Garnt: didn't like trick or treating
    Connor: never been
    Joey: *DEVIOUS LICKS*

  • @starkk19
    @starkk19 Před 2 lety +431

    Connor seems to not understand the hype about Hello Kitty because he's not into it. Of course, Pokemon would be so much bigger for him because he's personally invested on it. And I think, gender-norms aside, it's quite impressive that HK is as successful as it is given their target market is hugely female, while Pokemon is more universal.

    • @pennyinheaven
      @pennyinheaven Před 2 lety +48

      Joey explained it already to him "he doesn't understand because he never got into it" but nah. That's just how Connor's logic works. Pokémon is of course different because it's an anime, a game and had a movie. The movie was the biggest boost it had. HK is not the traditional anime we know, but given that it didn't have a anything big, the fact that people, almost worldwide, still know HK to this day, still has merch, even appliances and it's own amusement park. It's a damn feat.

    • @sericsson1996
      @sericsson1996 Před 2 lety +35

      @@pennyinheaven The way I understand it, being from a country that adults view anime and animation in general as Kid stuff. Hello Kitty is in everything for girls. T-shirts, Hoodies, School Notebooks, Keychains, Toys, Plushies. You can say those exist for every franchise but Hello Kitty is marketed so much for girls and anything girl-y = Hello Kitty.
      Even if a kid never even seen Hello Kitty it's still everywhere and everyone buys it because it equals with girl stuff.

    • @pennyinheaven
      @pennyinheaven Před 2 lety +17

      @@sericsson1996 That's why it's consistent over the years, even without a worldwide boost from a new movie or game (any digital media) in the last 2 to 5 years. Even if the kids didn't know who or what HK is, they can be gifted HK stuff. There are also tons of items geared towards adults that aren't tacky at all, rather they're quite cool.

    • @stefanoclementi511
      @stefanoclementi511 Před 2 lety +4

      @@sericsson1996 Yeah exactly, that's why I think Hello Kitty is so big.
      Pokémon is of course bigger, everyone knows Pokémon, and everyone recognize something with Pokémon on it as soon as they see it, but still, even tho anyone knows Pokémon, Pokémon merchs and stuff is still something you can't really gift to anyone randomly or buy for yourself randomly just because it may look nice, you buy something like that only if you know that the other person is really into them, while instead Hello Kitty, worldwide, became like... The "mainstream"/"basic" girly thing, I mean, if you don't know what to gift to a girl, Hello Kitty is the go-to, that's why I think it became so big, because it is the "mainstream" girly thing.
      But still, if we have to do a comparison between the two, I think that Pokémon is still way waaaaay bigger than Hello Kitty, and the reason why for me is that, while as on a "recognizability" level they are almost the same, there are waaaay more people that are, more or less, really into Pokémon stuff, or at least that they ever played at least one game, or have seen in some period of their life the Pokémon anime, while instead, a lot of people literally just recognize Hello Kitty, as, only the character, and stop, but nothing more.
      That's why I was surprised too to see Hello Kitty so high.

    • @Pulak518
      @Pulak518 Před 2 lety +2

      I feel like I'm being called out

  • @NZOMV
    @NZOMV Před 2 lety +962

    Garnt's long sleeve stole the show for 2021's biggest drip

    • @NZOMV
      @NZOMV Před 2 lety +23

      @@Atlvsvt If you know where to find em' hook a brother up!

    • @szn00
      @szn00 Před 2 lety +11

      _Sauce_ ?

    • @unitedgaymer192
      @unitedgaymer192 Před 2 lety +3

      @@NZOMV I bring the good news

    • @ShippoAlex
      @ShippoAlex Před 2 lety +2

      @@unitedgaymer192 hit us up

    • @joshmaisonette6505
      @joshmaisonette6505 Před 2 lety +35

      Garnts drip from vapor95

  • @lilyyang2741
    @lilyyang2741 Před 2 lety +198

    "She literally has everything Kingdom Hearts so like WTF." That's when you buy a commission. One of a kind. They can't possibly already have it. Some artists even make statues. Or imagine a custom keyblade or somethin.

    • @valeelens
      @valeelens Před 2 lety +10

      Wait that's actually a great idea

    • @brunoneiva6418
      @brunoneiva6418 Před 2 lety +10

      Duuude a custom keyblade made just for yourself, what a great idea!

    • @kaldo_kaldo
      @kaldo_kaldo Před 2 lety

      She already has a lifesize keyblade. Why would you want one that's not from the game?

    • @kaldo_kaldo
      @kaldo_kaldo Před 2 lety

      @ArdrenSC Because I would be a fan of the series, not of the concept.

  • @owl5958
    @owl5958 Před 2 lety +1478

    I respect Connor for standing by his poorly formed opinions

    • @p_art_2281
      @p_art_2281 Před 2 lety +6

      🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

    • @pennyinheaven
      @pennyinheaven Před 2 lety +57

      Even after Joey told him how his opinion was formed, he still rejects it. Respectable, indeed.

    • @brook117
      @brook117 Před 2 lety +5

      He’s annoying asf

    • @ChronicalV
      @ChronicalV Před 2 lety +49

      @@brook117 i bet you love trash taste then

    • @ShadowOfMassDestruction
      @ShadowOfMassDestruction Před 2 lety +28

      @@brook117 you are entitled to your opinion even though it's wrong

  • @ThatMattaTatta
    @ThatMattaTatta Před 2 lety +189

    Joey got the American equivalent of "watch out for Drop Bears" with that "if there's no echo its a gunshot" bit.
    Gunshots DO echo, especially in a city block with tall buildings with mostly flat walls for which the sound waves can bounce off of. What might differ between the two is the report/sound of a gunshot from most fireworks. But some works, especially firecrackers, will often sound exactly like gunshots.
    While some Americans will totally fire off a few rounds in the midst of fireworks going off for the 'tee-hee' or 'yee-haw' factor, it's not going to be as commonplace as anyone might want to make a foreign visitor think.

    • @filipzagawa
      @filipzagawa Před 2 lety +10

      It's still fucked up.

    • @remains10
      @remains10 Před 2 lety +13

      @@filipzagawa I mean same as stabbing but instead you hear them 🤷

    • @SaccharineCHNOS
      @SaccharineCHNOS Před 2 lety +2

      I mean not many people in LA would just fire off a gun in a populated place for fun. In the country or suburbs that would be more common

    • @filipzagawa
      @filipzagawa Před 2 lety +1

      @@SaccharineCHNOS you see, that's why it's fucked up. Because you try to make it sound better by saying, that not every person would do it, and that it's more common outside the city. I've never heard a random gunshot in my life, and I don't know anyone who did, except for people that lived through wars. USA is fucked up, mate.

    • @SaccharineCHNOS
      @SaccharineCHNOS Před 2 lety +15

      @@filipzagawa I kinda don't get your point, I'm just stating facts. People don't shoot guns for fun in cities. It is more violent. In the country and suburbs people do shoot off guns for fun. People hunt and stuff. That's just the way it is here. What am I trying to make sound better? I am just adding on to the OPs comment by pointing out that gunshots hear din LA on the 4th of July are probably not related to the holiday and instead probably just normal LA violence.

  • @geoffgodwin
    @geoffgodwin Před 2 lety +63

    Garnt: "Where's the Cars Store?"
    Joey: "I believe that's called the dealership."
    ^^Underrated humor by the Anime Man

  • @HailKosm
    @HailKosm Před 2 lety +681

    Fun fact: the US Month-Day-Year calendar system is originally from England, basically during the colonial era when England was at war all the time. They were using Month Day Year format to keep track of these small wars. England changed to the more common Day-Month-Year system sometime during the Napoleonic wars, the US (having won their independence) never did. Probably, was an active choice to further distance themselves from all things english (we kinda went through a period of that). However, the Month day year format is exclusively used for paperwork and archives that are within the US. All american science, military and international trade documents tend to be in day month year so as to not confuse non-american partners.

    • @NothingXemnas
      @NothingXemnas Před 2 lety +28

      Does not seem like it. Many imported products here, as well as sites and services still use the month-day-year model. I am used to it now, but definitely it is NOT only used for paperwork.

    • @z-thediver1877
      @z-thediver1877 Před 2 lety +16

      I learned in school that it's also just easier to roll off the tongue like saying September 25th is easier then
      The 25th of September

    • @Kyotosomo
      @Kyotosomo Před 2 lety +21

      There's a lot of dumb shit the British left us with like the god forsaken imperial system instead of the metric system.

    • @DorkyMomo
      @DorkyMomo Před 2 lety +10

      @@z-thediver1877 that's just because you are used to it and was raised with it

    • @theomiltiadous9262
      @theomiltiadous9262 Před 2 lety +3

      @@Kyotosomo yeah but it doesn’t mean they left it with you they also left you with unsanitary things that we have now changed today because we have found better ways you can’t stay in the past

  • @NeoDJDAN
    @NeoDJDAN Před 2 lety +426

    Young Joey cluelessly throwing eggs at houses is the funniest thing ever.

  • @hansdiamante8884
    @hansdiamante8884 Před 2 lety +131

    gigguk: enjoying his nostalgia of songkran and water festival from his childhood
    connor: we eat leek

  • @zedith6045
    @zedith6045 Před 2 lety +159

    Grant: HAHAHA IT'S CALLED AUSTRALIA DAY!? THAT'S SO STUPID
    me, a Canadian: *starts sweating bullets*

    • @NORA-nd6nh
      @NORA-nd6nh Před rokem +3

      I just noticed how you spelt garnt as grant ahhahahhaha great job 😂

    • @metactal
      @metactal Před 7 měsíci

      GRANT!? LMFAOOOO

    • @zedith6045
      @zedith6045 Před 7 měsíci

      yup lol@@metactal

    • @metactal
      @metactal Před 7 měsíci

      @@zedith6045 it- it's actually garnt. You do realise that right

    • @zedith6045
      @zedith6045 Před 7 měsíci

      @@metactal Obviously, it's the inside joke in Trash Taste. He even got called Grant at his wedding

  • @bow5.
    @bow5. Před 2 lety +310

    "I didn't even do it to collect candy I just threw eggs at people's houses"
    man, Joey was one fuckin madlad

  • @AdeptSnake
    @AdeptSnake Před 2 lety +275

    Garnt: "just wanted to show my gratitude for my parents raising me--and hopefully raising me right"
    Also Garnt: wearing a shirt of anime girl pulling up sweater for underboob

  • @id3389
    @id3389 Před 2 lety +58

    The talk about gifting your parents something very significant made me tear up a bit... that feeling of being able to thank them for raising you is absolutely unmatched.

  • @spareumbrella8477
    @spareumbrella8477 Před 2 lety +122

    I can totally relate to Joey's egg-throwing story. My parents were strongly religious, so they wouldn't do anything Hallowe'en related, so we got quite a few eggs thrown at our house when I was a kid.
    Then local councils started encouraging shops to limit sales of eggs around that time of year, so now no-one goes Trick or Treating anymore.

    • @dinotech3416
      @dinotech3416 Před 2 lety +4

      Lol, bastards taking the fun out of everything, I relate to this comment on a spiritual level. My thing that I got canceled , is there was insanely huge ball cages in Walmart.... but because of me gangs .. adventures.. lol we made the cage disappear

    • @AD-lh3jk
      @AD-lh3jk Před 2 lety +4

      From a total foreigner POV, this story sound kinda sad ngl. Even though I’m not religious one bit, being religious shouldn’t warrant you being the targets of a neighbourhood egging lol

    • @SvengelskaBlondie
      @SvengelskaBlondie Před 2 lety

      @@dinotech3416 Here in Sweden, I remember some places requiring people to show ID cards if they wanted to buy eggs. Reason was cause kids where buying eggs and throwing them at people's houses. Doing so, they temporarily stopped selling eggs to kids cause kids normally don't have ID cards.

    • @hwkki8323
      @hwkki8323 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@dinotech3416a1a1a

  • @christianholbrook2686
    @christianholbrook2686 Před 2 lety +759

    Connor: "Cars is Pixars most successful franchise."
    Joey "It's not minions?"
    Don't think you're sliding that sin past me Joey.

    • @Saz103
      @Saz103 Před 2 lety +5

      I was just gonna say that.

    • @facepalmfoxindustries8835
      @facepalmfoxindustries8835 Před 2 lety +32

      I agree. Minions is too good to be put together with Pixar

    • @SSJ8CODY6942O
      @SSJ8CODY6942O Před 2 lety +15

      @@facepalmfoxindustries8835 hey quick question who ruled the minions from 1941-1945?

    • @facepalmfoxindustries8835
      @facepalmfoxindustries8835 Před 2 lety +67

      @@SSJ8CODY6942O Never ask a minion who they served between 1939-1945

    • @SSJ8CODY6942O
      @SSJ8CODY6942O Před 2 lety +7

      @@facepalmfoxindustries8835 Hey You made my day dude I hope you’re day is great.

  • @dee_is_tired
    @dee_is_tired Před 2 lety +202

    i'm surprised Connor's example of Victorian weirdness was the toxic paint, personally, i find the mummy eating weirder

    • @AdeptSnake
      @AdeptSnake Před 2 lety +29

      It's funny he mentioned the toxic paint because in the 16th century women used to apply Venetian Ceruse (a type of makeup for skin whitening) which contained lead...naturally, this didn't go over well. Lots of facial paralysis, tremors, and death eventually.
      I mean shit, the US didn't even ban lead in paint until the 70s or something.

    • @aleksisgabliks3881
      @aleksisgabliks3881 Před 2 lety +1

      I would argue that all of those pictures of corpses taken as if they still were alive takes the cake when it comes to weirdness

    • @Terrapin22
      @Terrapin22 Před 2 lety +1

      How about those bread fillers tho?

    • @fahadrasheed7241
      @fahadrasheed7241 Před 2 lety +1

      The what?!

    • @EspeonMistress00
      @EspeonMistress00 Před 2 lety

      @@AdeptSnake We need to understand that back then people didn't know that these things were toxic until science advanced much later

  • @Usagi.moon.power.
    @Usagi.moon.power. Před 2 lety +25

    9:19 Wow that’s so interesting! I grew up in a Spanish household and Christmas Eve is a big celebration for us! We celebrate New Years with family as well. Also, I don’t think gifting money is an insult. I think most people would prefer it! You’re able to buy what you need, pay bills, save money etc.

  • @TheSilverInfinity
    @TheSilverInfinity Před 2 lety +98

    Candy Corn is a polarizing taste. its like, just pure condensed sugar XD. I for one think it is amazing!
    you gotta get the Brachs ones though, made with honey~ and the autumn mix ones with the pumpkins are to die for!

    • @impalacrush2439
      @impalacrush2439 Před 2 lety +2

      Back when i was little i had love hate thing for candy corn, i like the taste but since i live in a agriculture scene, i know how real corn taste and smell like, but as i grow i realize something
      Candy corn basically isnt pure corn taste, its just corn syrup taste and add the corn fragrance, so its just corn : the hard way, and man it ruined my childhood big time

    • @morganshryock4847
      @morganshryock4847 Před 2 lety

      Yeah candy corn doesn't taste like corn, it just tastes like sugar and the texture is so weird. I liked them as a kid but now that my sugar tolerance is lower and they taste like nothing I hate them.

    • @HouseMDaddict
      @HouseMDaddict Před 2 lety

      Yeah I like the Brach's ones because they literally just taste like solidified honey! I'm especially fond of the pumpkins.

  • @willdecorus
    @willdecorus Před 2 lety +132

    Just commenting on the hospital situation around New Years in Japan! The missus and I are doctors here, and we definitely do not (nor do our coworkers) get time off for it. The hospitals are still open, it's just you'll have to call an ambulance which will take you to a place taking emergency patients. They only close walk-in services.

    • @moonlightEquinox
      @moonlightEquinox Před 2 lety +6

      So sorry for you! Your hard working efforts are appreciated, even if you guys dont get the time off like you should

  • @KeyboardKlutz_0
    @KeyboardKlutz_0 Před 2 lety +194

    It's the small moments that remind you. Even if they don't watch as much as they used to, the boys still love anime.
    Yeah but Joey egging houses is still the clear highlight of this episode dear god I fell out of my chair.

  • @leonalchemist
    @leonalchemist Před 2 lety +28

    Joey, you underestimate Aki, all those crime documentaries she probably learned how to hide a full scale figurine by now, she would have figured it out :P

  • @JJ-uj1wi
    @JJ-uj1wi Před rokem +15

    1:34:58 "You guys will soon find out that I'm having an Eva theme wedding." Yeah, we saw it Grant. It was an amazing and lovely wedding. Congrats on our marriage once again btw

  • @TechieConnoisseur
    @TechieConnoisseur Před 2 lety +398

    Trash Taste is literally the best part of every week for me

    • @aliahmedalialdaghether6239
      @aliahmedalialdaghether6239 Před 2 lety +24

      thats sad bro

    • @broadcliff5842
      @broadcliff5842 Před 2 lety +14

      Yeah really sad

    • @john59fifty
      @john59fifty Před 2 lety +11

      Yeah I work all week and usually all weekend so I don't go out much and Friday trash taste episode is the thing I look forward too on a Friday I can sit down chill out smoke a joint watch something it's no different than looking forward to the latest film or tv show for me

    • @john59fifty
      @john59fifty Před 2 lety +5

      @@aliahmedalialdaghether6239 what's the best part of your week bro

    • @IWantToStayAtYourHouse
      @IWantToStayAtYourHouse Před 2 lety +6

      Thats sad

  • @KING-ll2mz
    @KING-ll2mz Před 2 lety +77

    As an American I can tell you with 100% certainty that I have no clue what a 16 ounce bag of Doritos signifies

    • @KelbPanthera
      @KelbPanthera Před 2 lety +2

      I'm not sure even a family size bag of doritos is a full pound. That's a *lot* of chips.

    • @Rita-kx3yr
      @Rita-kx3yr Před 2 lety +2

      I only started to recognize sizes because I kept getting surprised by the size of things in mail lol

    • @darkrite9000
      @darkrite9000 Před 2 lety +2

      What I find funnier is the fact we sell soda in liters, like either 1 liter or 2 liter bottles. Or cans, but I digress. We use and learn metric system sometimes, but most of the time no. Also it costs too much to change everything so we just get to enjoy our state of being I suppose. Thankfully I have a great memory, so I don't forget units of measurement.

    • @KelbPanthera
      @KelbPanthera Před 2 lety +1

      @@darkrite9000 I got used to doing conversions and developed a sense of metric measurements playing Space Engineers.
      As for 2L Cokes, soda is just about the only thing I can think of that's commonly measured in metric and even that is only some products.

  • @khadijamroom
    @khadijamroom Před rokem +18

    POV: you watched this episode AFTER Garnts wedding and ralize that 1:34:17 was him spilling the beans but it went over everyone's head lol

  • @StormSnake0618
    @StormSnake0618 Před 2 lety +29

    I almost pissed myself laughing when Joey admitted egging houses on Halloween 🤣

  • @timotheedemeure6488
    @timotheedemeure6488 Před 2 lety +170

    "Any country which celebrates the downfall of its own government other than French people is British people" I'm French and I just realized that we do that, and that is a very French thing to do XD

  • @solidsentinel1285
    @solidsentinel1285 Před 2 lety +67

    Once on my street some people “breaded” someone’s house. Like 3 loafs of sliced bread thrown just all over the house and yard. And it rained that night, so now there’s soggy bread everywhere, and then the crows came

  • @Misterio1269pro
    @Misterio1269pro Před 2 lety +16

    Btw the official height for the boys in feet are
    Garnt is either 6’ feet or 5’11.5” (182-183cm)
    Joey is 5’11” (181 cm)
    Connor is 5’9”(176 cm)

  • @calipupcorn3886
    @calipupcorn3886 Před 2 lety +14

    Connor hating on Hello Kitty hurts my Sanrio heart. I love Sanrio and Hello Kitty merch. I could live in a Sanrio shop.

  • @hawkswordzero2206
    @hawkswordzero2206 Před 2 lety +120

    I have a friend whose family redecorated their house inside and out, and turned it to into a walk through haunted house. It was kind of fun to scare kids.

  • @Zeldafan36
    @Zeldafan36 Před 2 lety +98

    12:45 it wasn’t lead, it was arsenic that was used to produce the nice shade of green. Though arsenic was also used in other colours as well.

    • @skippergin2695
      @skippergin2695 Před 2 lety +4

      And they did seem to know about it but... it's pretty and that's what mattered. Lead paint, however is something that got a lot of use up to the late seventies. Again, we knew it was bad but...It was useful. It's not necessarily a lack of knowledge so much as a lack of interest in safety.

  • @benparker1822
    @benparker1822 Před 2 lety +21

    If you happen to want a Brit's perspective having lived in America for over 10 years, I recommend watching the CZcamsr Lawrence Brown on his Lost in the Pond channel.
    America is BIG. Each state is in effect its own little nation with its own set of cultures. Wisconsin is nothing like Minnesota, which is nothing like Iowa, or Chicago, or Illinois. (There's a joke there.) And, that's just in the Midwest.

  • @Harley24986
    @Harley24986 Před 2 lety

    Giving gifts is like a love language for me. I adore giving to people and tend to go overboard sometimes. I create a lot of them from scratch too. I never expect anything in return. My gift is the look on peoples faces when they open my gifts. It’s awesome. I sometimes forget that folks have a hard time with gift giving.

  • @nicklib
    @nicklib Před 2 lety +87

    Joey thinking that egging (tricking) houses that won't give you candy (treats) is a strictly Australian thing is very funny, that concept is the whole origin of the phrase 'trick or treat"

    • @raulromero2948
      @raulromero2948 Před 2 lety +4

      Exactly also TP'ing houses/trees

    • @miks_w8945
      @miks_w8945 Před 2 lety +7

      he never said it was a strictly australian thing, he even acknowledged that egging was the trick part of trick or treating. i think everyone knows about egging and tp-ing peoples houses.

    • @1norwood1
      @1norwood1 Před 2 lety +2

      It's not an Australian thing either. Halloween isn't really celebrated here sometimes university or something might have a Halloween party but that is more an excuse to put on a costume and get drunk than anything else. People just don't knock on doors and expect to get chocolate.
      Also Joey forgot to mention ANZAC Day which is another super weird Australian public holiday where there is basically unregulated gambling game (two-up) played at pubs everywhere you get really drunk and bet on outcome of a coin flip.

    • @nicklib
      @nicklib Před 2 lety +1

      @@miks_w8945 “You have to understand that because trick or treating was just not a thing in Australia, some people just did not like- wouldn’t have like- at all like ‘I don’t want these f*cking kids coming up to my doorstep asking for candy’ right? So, some people were really f*cking rude about it, right? Like they’d just open the door, the moment they would see some kids dressing up, they just f*cking slam the door, right? And that was the time that… the eggs came loose.”
      - Joey

  • @maniac3905
    @maniac3905 Před 2 lety +88

    FYI: at 31:30 Songkran day (วันสงกรานต์) was originally a day for you to catch up with your family and relatives and you get to get blessing from your oldest member of your family
    so what you do basically is gather with your relatives, bow or prostate to your oldest relatives and basically wash their hands with scented powder and water and they give you blessing afterward and do whatever you usually do with relatives like going to temple or going to a beach
    but it's been modernized and became one of the deadliest week in Thailand because accidents rate went up like 20 folds

    • @corneliusmcmuffin3256
      @corneliusmcmuffin3256 Před 2 lety +11

      a small price to pay for national super soaker day

    • @isaac10231
      @isaac10231 Před 2 lety +18

      Prostrate not prostate 😆
      That would be something very weird

    • @eli469
      @eli469 Před 2 lety +1

      What was that "ava" anime they were talking about?

    • @PrograError
      @PrograError Před 2 lety +1

      @@eli469 evangelion series if not wrong (they are kinda boomer enough to kept mentioning that, sorry boys..)

    • @kirin1022
      @kirin1022 Před 2 lety

      Fellow thai here, Don't forget the rates condom sales gone up during the songkran.

  • @tlshortyshorty5810
    @tlshortyshorty5810 Před 2 lety +7

    My dad told me that New Year’s Eve as a medical student in the Philippines was horrific to behold
    people would come in with missing fingers or hands from fireworks accidents
    (we still make a point to buy fireworks for New Year’s Eve)

  • @Donnerwamp
    @Donnerwamp Před rokem +5

    12:33 Good news: That green had very little lead in it. Bad news: Instead it was blasted with arsenic. Which was actually pretty safe. As long as the paint stayed on the wall. As soon as some of the paint chipped or the wall got wet, then it broke into fine dust that anyone inhaled pretty much 24/7... Which is, as you might know, not quite as healthy as not breathing arsenic dust.

  • @ironreaver4589
    @ironreaver4589 Před 2 lety +289

    We went from living in a society to being gamers. Here we go.

  • @bradleycarriger7873
    @bradleycarriger7873 Před 2 lety +125

    Actually, the Victorian green paint color Connor referenced had a large amount of Arsenic in it, not lead. Yes, the poison arsenic.

    • @abbyl4621
      @abbyl4621 Před 2 lety +20

      And the lead paint was used for children's toys. FYI lead paint apparently tastes sweet

    • @kisnpisn4919
      @kisnpisn4919 Před 2 lety +11

      they put arsenic on their skin too. to look pale. oh and what about the glow at night items in the us around 1920 that required the workers to lick their brushes. radium brushes

    • @IR-Fan
      @IR-Fan Před 2 lety +2

      Man such a pain in the arse.
      I'll see myself out.

    • @bradleycarriger7873
      @bradleycarriger7873 Před 2 lety +2

      @@kisnpisn4919 You are referring to the "Radium Girls". They were told it was safe and encourage to lick the brush tip to paint on the watch faces. They would coat there teeth and fingernails..... until their teeth and jaw bones turned to swiss cheese and would fall off. Then the corporations said they had syphilis so they didn't have to payout for it until most of them had died.

  • @Ground91
    @Ground91 Před 2 lety +4

    My grandma lives in the UK and comes to Mexico every Christmas to celebrate it with my brothers and I, and let me tell you, I've never seen someone hoard gifts for 8 months quite like her. She leaves the open brief case in another room for 8 months just slowly pilling the gifts for Christmas next year its insane

  • @TheMutantCreeper
    @TheMutantCreeper Před 2 lety +64

    Connor, Joey and Garnt: “Wine is the best gift to give someone when you don’t know what they want.”
    Me who doesn’t drink: 👀

    • @yuuri_
      @yuuri_ Před 2 lety +3

      wow you sound like a fun person

    • @alexben04
      @alexben04 Před 2 lety +7

      I don't drink and I would still take wine because I could use it as a gift for another person or I could take it out when I have friends over who do drink

    • @celiagallego4718
      @celiagallego4718 Před 2 lety +11

      You can cook with the wine :3

    • @ajsuejddjdjdjjd
      @ajsuejddjdjdjjd Před 2 lety +27

      @@yuuri_ imagine thinking you need to drink just to have fun

  • @JosiahFierce
    @JosiahFierce Před 2 lety +99

    Buying a gift.
    Garnt: It's the thought that counts right?
    Connor: I know that's all nonsense, you can't buy thoughts, can't do anything with it.
    Then explains that he doesn't care that they bought him a gift, but that they cared enough to get him a gift.
    ..... Which means.....it's the thought that counts haha.

  • @TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs
    @TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs Před 2 lety +774

    1:06:48 Buying a gift to help with a friend's hobby is a bad idea but buying a themed gift for a hobbie is nice. I like flying a planes. Some of the cutest gifts to me are airplane themed. Like a lovely Battle of Britain Mug from my Grandma or Cheesy Santa plane decoration.

    • @nicolelouise9779
      @nicolelouise9779 Před 2 lety +18

      I'd be happy if people gave me cute notebooks that I'll never use bc I for some reason really adore them but since we're talking themed gifts I'd really like it if someone gave me something author or writing inspired bc I just enjoy reading but considering how Im very picky about books, you shouldn't give them to me unless I specifically asked for it bc 9/10 ill probs never read it aside from the summary and first chapter.

    • @Sofus.
      @Sofus. Před 2 lety +7

      The best gifts are not always the most expensive 🎉🎉

    • @kubabyra1523
      @kubabyra1523 Před 2 lety +23

      @@whannabi a nice kiss on the lips from your favourite gym buddy? nice

    • @riccardomariani9648
      @riccardomariani9648 Před 2 lety +1

      Or a baronesse plushie perhaps?

    • @jackster10101
      @jackster10101 Před 2 lety

      I was staring at Garnts tops front teeth because they’re so crooked

  • @kavertia6261
    @kavertia6261 Před 2 lety +1

    In my experience, nostalgia gifts do really well, so I try to get those when I can. It does require some memorisation/writing down stuff though.
    Like, if you hear someone talk about something they had/liked in their childhood, check if you can find it and remember or write it down as a potential gift. They’re special and can hold a lot of meaning for said person and I’ve rarely seen people unhappy with a nostalgia gift. That or be really familiar with adjacent-likes. Stuff that seems like the receiver would have an interest in (or has mentioned having an interest in) but just need a push to actually experience it. Those are usually my go-to strategies.

  • @harleyquinn7708
    @harleyquinn7708 Před 2 lety +3

    The green paint Connor is talking about used arsenic and was called scheeles green. They also made it another type of “safe paint” once they realized it was deadly… called Paris or emerald green which only made it worse because it was basically a gaseous form when wet

  • @nanashi2146
    @nanashi2146 Před 2 lety +46

    I'm glad Mudan mercifully decided not to bass boost that first part

  • @GTK_Aztech
    @GTK_Aztech Před 2 lety +83

    The "cash is kind of an insult" bit was funny cuz I've told people in my life don't buy me anymore gifts. I need money for my bills lol

    • @LiftedBlader
      @LiftedBlader Před 2 lety +1

      Most people i know just want cash because you cant pay rent with gag gifts

    • @hamtier
      @hamtier Před 2 lety +3

      tbf if you follow the podcast for awhile you'll notice these guy had and have a fairly privileged life so its a different situation for them. not that i call it a bad thing that they see it that way but its still a different perspective

    • @zeraphos5586
      @zeraphos5586 Před 2 lety +4

      i guess its a cultural difference or different perspective because for me when i was a kid i would be happy being given money. but now i just feel like being given money shows that they dont care to know what you want so they just give you money.

    • @GTK_Aztech
      @GTK_Aztech Před 2 lety +2

      @@hamtier oh yeah for sure. These guys love talking about traveling, including when they were young. Traveling is nothing more than a pipe dream for me lol

    • @amplifierxcsgo4549
      @amplifierxcsgo4549 Před 2 lety +1

      @@hamtier priviliged.. like they didnt work hard on their yt channels

  • @SgtBustanut
    @SgtBustanut Před 2 lety +12

    Garnt: "Ashley, can you google what public American holidays are"
    Me; "Ah shit, here we go again"

  • @pinkgirl78659
    @pinkgirl78659 Před 2 lety

    honestly, handmade gifts are absolutely the best gifts to give. If not then a topic they are passionate about but you also like enough to understand

  • @charlesgreene8631
    @charlesgreene8631 Před 2 lety +230

    Okay. So you boys gotta understand, Joey’s not wrong about the egg thing. Egging houses and Toilet papering houses is a pretty standard American Halloween prank.

    • @drizzify7850
      @drizzify7850 Před 2 lety +9

      Not really standard most people hear about it and not actually do it. Kind of like stealing a car.

    • @tianayogenth1003
      @tianayogenth1003 Před 2 lety +3

      @@drizzify7850 are stolen cars not common occurrences??

    • @drizzify7850
      @drizzify7850 Před 2 lety +5

      @@tianayogenth1003 not really maybe only in cities and that because there are thousands and thousands of cars to chose from it says that there are 250 for every 100,000 which isnt a huge number around .25%

    • @rookiedrifter4273
      @rookiedrifter4273 Před 2 lety +4

      Yeah. Where I grew up, it was called Mischief Night and it was the night before Halloween. In fact, most of the adults expected the kids to do it. Some teachers would even give out extra work to try and stop kids from doing anything.

    • @RyuKatolikeseaweed
      @RyuKatolikeseaweed Před 2 lety +3

      I've lived in like four different cities across the States and I've never seen this.
      It might not be uncommon but it's definitely not standard.

  • @osbre8110
    @osbre8110 Před 2 lety +145

    I learned this recently, the US doesn't actually have holidays. Not oficially, no paid holiday exists that is federally mandated, it is all at the discretion of the businesses.
    You can find in the wiki article "List of minimum annual leave by country" that it is the only country in the world with 0 paid vacation days and 0 public holidays, so a sum total of 0 paid leave.
    "According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 77% of private employers offer paid vacation to their employees" which I asssume implies that 23% don't. "Some employers offer no vacation at all"

    • @amazing2157channel
      @amazing2157channel Před 2 lety +23

      It’s true and I hate it. I don’t think anyone but hospitals and emergency services need to be open some of these holidays.

    • @CertifiedLemonMan
      @CertifiedLemonMan Před 2 lety +24

      Yeah welcome to the U.S, "best country in the world"

    • @stephennootens916
      @stephennootens916 Před 2 lety +9

      Most fast food joints are open for pretty much every holiday. My dad has been thrown off more than once when our local McDonald's closed on a holiday, that's how rare it is.

    • @ohno4435
      @ohno4435 Před 2 lety

      Yep lol.

    • @yan4216
      @yan4216 Před 2 lety +4

      77% is a lot hight than i thought it would be tbh. but yeah lots of jobs don't offer vacations or paid vacations

  • @SvengelskaBlondie
    @SvengelskaBlondie Před 2 lety

    46:36 Funny enough, ive used my kitchen scale exclusively for selling things on ebay. It really helps to know how much stuff weighs, helps you select the right shipping options.

  • @chisatsumiko
    @chisatsumiko Před 2 lety

    ngl that gifting segment is definitely a discussion everyone should have as they reach adulthood. like everyone always says “it’s the thought that counts” but it really doesn’t take away the pressure over wanting to get someone a gift that shows how much you care about that person (enough to pay attention to what they want as well, idk?)

  • @Trashy9-_-9
    @Trashy9-_-9 Před 2 lety +239

    Thank You Boys For So Much Trashy But Highly Enjoyable Content

  • @Digimouse1
    @Digimouse1 Před 2 lety +120

    Joey: "never met a single American who likes candy corn"
    Me a single American who likes candy corn: "Hello, allow me to introduce myself"

    • @TheFoxfool
      @TheFoxfool Před 2 lety +3

      I am also a single American who likes candy corn. I am glad for those idiots who think it's bad because that drives the demand down...

    • @lucasbaker4556
      @lucasbaker4556 Před 2 lety +3

      I don't know anybody that doesn't like candy corn :/

    • @brandipityha9457
      @brandipityha9457 Před 2 lety +2

      @@lucasbaker4556 i dont like it. its nasty. its basically just sugar that tastes really bad. idk anyone that likes it, and it even made it, if i remember correctly, to the semi finals of worst candy on good mythical morning lol

    • @phryg2035
      @phryg2035 Před 2 lety

      What *is* candy corn? How would you describe the taste? I'm not American and we don't have it here

    • @TheMetaSD
      @TheMetaSD Před 2 lety

      Yeah no... American here, candy corn is garbage.

  • @davidf760
    @davidf760 Před 2 lety +2

    kochikame is amazing. it used to air in portugal (dubbed spanish with portuguese subtitles). really funny, don't know why it didn't spread to other countries as much

  • @CrystalBeastGuy
    @CrystalBeastGuy Před 2 lety +1

    Skateboarding was a huge part of my childhood. Thank you for the nostalgia Rubbish Appetite Podcast

  • @ChronosLawliet123
    @ChronosLawliet123 Před 2 lety +156

    When you buy a Pokémon related gift to someone, it's because you know that person likes Pokémon.
    If you wanna buy a gift for a little girl, and you come across to a Hello Kitty pen, you buy it for her, not because she knows Hello Kitty as a franchise, but because it's cute, and she's gonna like it because of it.
    I think that's why Hello Kitty is the second most successful franchise.

    • @gordieparenteau6555
      @gordieparenteau6555 Před 2 lety +3

      That says a lot about society.

    • @pennyinheaven
      @pennyinheaven Před 2 lety

      Yup, well, girly little girls. Don't assume the girl would like it just because she's a little girl. She might have a preference already even at a young age. But yeah, just knowing they are girly, even if you're not sure if they even know HK, it's easy to buy it for them.

    • @TheSilverInfinity
      @TheSilverInfinity Před 2 lety +1

      true true, you dont have to know or like Hello Kitty to buy the merch, it has generic appeal, you get it because oh its got a cute little cat on it!
      where as pokemon, sure some are cute or whatever, like you could put skitty on a shirt. but its still too stylized, or foreign or off looking to attract just a random buyer who doesnt already know what it is.

  • @definitelyhooman7939
    @definitelyhooman7939 Před 2 lety +229

    Okay, here's my tip for getting others gifts - you hit them with the triple attack. Get them something they can hold in their hands, one food or snacky item, and some cash to go. Doesn't have to be expensive, but works a treat. Plus, if you're a cook, you can cook the food yourself to save money and it seems more personal. My go to combo is chocolate, a book or movie, and $20 - $50 bucks depending on the person.

    • @sooraj9824
      @sooraj9824 Před 2 lety +9

      You are not fooling me with the username Mr.Alien...

    • @TheSeth256
      @TheSeth256 Před 2 lety +3

      This is actually a dope advice, thanks!

    • @joeyjoeanu4910
      @joeyjoeanu4910 Před 2 lety +5

      Its the best (more or less) when both of you share the brain cell. You both want stuff the other knows you want but wouldnt never buy it personally because you think it's not worth it to buy for yourself, BUT you d get it for the other in a heart beat (merch from close to your heart youtubers with hella good merch, games single player (especially if one of you is rather more into piracy and rarely would buy smth just to save money for more urgent matters) or multiplayer s amazing because you can have some banger times together). If one of you has a sweet tooth and you (or your mother lol) are real good at cooking, you sure as heck know the gift that never fails (especially for holidays). Or one of you has the one food that they always eat as comfort food (eg. Korean samyang, ramen).
      Or sometimes the small gifts sometimes hit harder in terms of excitement (they dont stretch the money mark of any of you). The things you dont buy thinking: ugh i should first finish what i have already, i already have smth similar i wish i had an excuse to get this, i so would want this silly thing even if it seems childish but i could use the money for smth more important..., and so on.

    • @el7432
      @el7432 Před 2 lety

      That’s a lame gift and not personal at all

    • @kaliland9296
      @kaliland9296 Před 2 lety +4

      @@el7432 how is getting someone a snack that they probably like and a book/movie they probably will like not personal?

  • @morganshryock4847
    @morganshryock4847 Před 2 lety

    To answer the question about SI units, in all my engineering, chemistry, and physics classes we used SI units. Sometimes just to be annoying they would have us convert stuff to imperial but that wasn't what we primarily worked in. Though it depends what type of engineering, it sounds like at my university people in civil engineering worked in imperial more often.

  • @gingerb0i622
    @gingerb0i622 Před 2 lety

    Late, but listening to Garnt’s description of Tai New Years is exactly the same thing my family that lives in Florida does for 4th of July. Sounds like a great time if an entire country is apart of it

  • @ShadowDaPk
    @ShadowDaPk Před 2 lety +491

    "Girls like to menstruate" - Connor Colqhoun, 2021
    Truly proving his credentials to be on Trash Taste Podcast.

    • @kayk2303
      @kayk2303 Před 2 lety +42

      Joey: “Girls like HelloKitty.”
      Garnt: “HelloKitty is massive.”
      Joey: “HelloKitty is huge. Because Girls like cute things”
      Connor: “Thats like me saying ‘Girls like to menstruate. Of course they do. Why would they do it so often?’ You know like, haha”
      I thought Connor only made an satire-esque comment about Joeys statement

    • @kayk2303
      @kayk2303 Před 2 lety +4

      01:39:09 but I do think if it was just a comment about the ‘girls like cute thing’-statement, it still would be not the best example on connors side

    • @AngryAlfonse
      @AngryAlfonse Před rokem +10

      I kind of understand what he was trying to say, he was satirizing gender stereotypes, but the way he said it was... Whew lad your train of thought left the station and I don't even have my ticket yet.

  • @chun_8070
    @chun_8070 Před 2 lety +53

    Holy, Joey's story about gifting his dad that car engine was so wholesome

  • @noelperland8883
    @noelperland8883 Před 2 lety

    I love re-watching these all the time

  • @yugiohmaster6335
    @yugiohmaster6335 Před rokem +4

    Apparently, the m/d/y format was the way the date was written in the UK until sometime in the early 20th century, and we got it from them. When the UK changed to the d/m/y format, which was the way European countries wrote it, the US didn’t change. We still use the m/d/y format, so all of you who mock the US format, thank the UK for it. Of course, knowing how we think, we might have kept it just to be different. They say that’s the reason we drive on the opposite side of the road. We do like to annoy you Brits sometimes with our “terrible” ways.

  • @RageElixir
    @RageElixir Před 2 lety +2466

    Americans: imagine having a queen 😂

    • @ghannawi13
      @ghannawi13 Před 2 lety +177

      Also, Connor wondering about why America does MM-DD-YY is pretty ironic because that was how the British did it, and America just inherited that convention of writing dates. The Brits eventually switched to the European way of writing dates (e.g. DD-MM-YY)

    • @greyfox4838
      @greyfox4838 Před 2 lety +70

      also america: a quarter of the country wants to be an empire just to own the libs

    • @secretasianman108
      @secretasianman108 Před 2 lety +71

      @@ghannawi13 I believe our wonky measurement units are also of British inheritance, we just never got rid of it.

    • @alaner1383
      @alaner1383 Před 2 lety +44

      America has celeb queens, people practically treat the Kardashians as queens.

    • @glitchz1
      @glitchz1 Před 2 lety +35

      Native Hawaiians: 🥲

  • @turnerIott
    @turnerIott Před 2 lety +81

    Connor: “You don’t take a day off because it’s Mother’s Day”
    Mother’s Day in the US: **on a Sunday**

    • @hayleymaccallum
      @hayleymaccallum Před 2 lety +7

      It's the same in the UK, but people have to work on Sundays too.

  • @josebeteta8283
    @josebeteta8283 Před 2 lety

    1:17:57 Something I do is that I keep a list of stuff of things people I know say they like and base my gift giving around that. It’s not 100% foolproof (cause they can always buy it for themselves) but that’s why you include the return receipt

  • @ishansharma2463
    @ishansharma2463 Před 2 lety +4

    Wow this was really interesting to see that Thai new years celebration is also identical to Holi in India. Since india has such a huge variety of cultures and religions. We get to see all kinds of festivals. Although cristmas is still just a holiday or a family gathering at most.

  • @WhiteCharisma
    @WhiteCharisma Před 2 lety +59

    Garnt's shirt single handedly explained what I was trying to convey to my fiance. She asked why guys think that's "hot" and it's like bro, it's hot af. It's about the tease. It's just enough under boob and not straight up nudes. The sweater, the glasses, the ponytail, it all adds up. 11/10 drip would buy if I knew where 😂

    • @WhiteCharisma
      @WhiteCharisma Před 2 lety +3

      Y'all are liking but I don't see any link to the sauce 🤔

    • @Akiluxuz
      @Akiluxuz Před 2 lety +3

      @@WhiteCharisma idont have the code but have the artist shimimaru

    • @KhronosTheDestoryer
      @KhronosTheDestoryer Před 2 lety +11

      @@WhiteCharisma The sauce is called Dansei 67 Percent

    • @WhiteCharisma
      @WhiteCharisma Před 2 lety +3

      @@KhronosTheDestoryer thank you my fellow king you dropped this 👑

    • @WhiteCharisma
      @WhiteCharisma Před 2 lety +2

      @@Akiluxuz thanks man you get one too king 👑

  • @Kaiheart
    @Kaiheart Před 2 lety +27

    American here: just to say, Saint Patrick is the patron saint of engineers - so my university, which is an engineering school, is big on Saint Pat's. They have a statue of him and the Greek houses carry around logs & shalele's to beat the ground of rubber snakes. It's nuts.

  • @SPREET5454
    @SPREET5454 Před 2 lety

    I usually go for a themed gift on something multiple friends like and can use at any time. For example, this Christmas I got 6 of us Puppers Beer Glasses from the show Letterkenny since we all love that show. Each one has their names engraved in the glass. Easy W gift they will for sure love!

  • @KothraStreamdiver
    @KothraStreamdiver Před 2 lety +2

    Candy corn is basically just pure sugar with honey/vanilla flavor so it really just depends on if you like that sort of thing.
    I quite like it.

    • @Rebecca-ck8fn
      @Rebecca-ck8fn Před 2 lety

      Candy corn when it's fresh is really good :)

  • @reina3292
    @reina3292 Před 2 lety +27

    In Australia we also have like Good Friday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, Labor Day, and also state specific holidays like the Melbourne cup!

    • @marcelahernandez369
      @marcelahernandez369 Před 2 lety +1

      America also has a Easter and Labor day! thats awesome we share some similar sounding holdiays lol

    • @user-tz6jl7qt8k
      @user-tz6jl7qt8k Před 2 lety +1

      @@marcelahernandez369 We also have Good Friday. It's the Friday before Easter Sunday and it celebrated Jesus' death on the cross.

    • @bumenjoyer
      @bumenjoyer Před 2 lety

      Ekka holiday!

  • @sloesty
    @sloesty Před 2 lety +62

    The best gift for people with disposable income is to buy them something they want, but can't buy.
    Example: a spa day for a guy. A guy will never buy this for himself, but he sure as heck will enjoy it.
    Alternatively u need to buy something they didn't know existed.

  • @shikshasrivastava7842
    @shikshasrivastava7842 Před 2 lety +2

    The egg on Halloween was one of the funniest Joey has told. Laughed so kuch

  • @Kattsu
    @Kattsu Před 2 lety +1

    I was in Thailand for Songkran one time. It was SO much fun. Had to make sure our phones didn't get soaked though lol

  • @HeathenHacks
    @HeathenHacks Před 2 lety +30

    Something to add to the Hello Kitty vs. Pokemon:
    Hello Kitty being 2nd as the most successful/popular franchise is not a surprise at all, because Hello Kitty has been around longer. It's been around since the 1970's. Just think about that. Hello Kitty was born before the internet age and the success of Pokemon and it being widespread, I think was helped by the internet as well.
    I think if you ask the older generation who they know between Pikachu and Hello Kitty, most of them would know who Hello Kitty is and would only say "it's from Pokemon" when they see Pikachu.
    That's just my assumption tho and I only had 1 person from the older generation whom I could ask. So, I could be totally wrong. lol.

    • @HellSpartanZ
      @HellSpartanZ Před 2 lety +2

      Most Recognizable Anime Character is either Goku or Pikachu lets be real those two r the most known Animes if u go & ask someone to name 5 animes DBZ & Pokemon will be named i say 8/10 times people who don't even watch anime know those two animes

  • @Kaosaur
    @Kaosaur Před 2 lety +15

    remember when Kaho bought Conner a phone? That's some OP gift-giving there.

  • @dragos453
    @dragos453 Před 2 lety

    I personally, for gift giving, like to do a mix between something that the other person likes or is interested in (hobby, etc), a bit of hand made action, and something that I like. For example:
    I have a friend who very much enjoys drawing, so I got her a drawing set and a sketch book, bought a white small box and painted some flowers (I love flowers) over it with some red spray paint, and I gave her the painted white box with the drawing set and sketch book inside (well, it didnt really fit inside but you get the point)

  • @michellejoy1921
    @michellejoy1921 Před 2 lety

    For gifts, I keep notes of the things people say they want but won’t buy. It’ll range from snacks to more niche items. Then depending on how I feel towards them in November, I choose how much I’m willing to spend. If it’s a really good gift, I tell mutual people so it’s not a repeat gift. If it’s a bad gift, I will buy glittery wrapping paper that’ll make a mess everywhere, but it looks pretty so it makes the gift more special.
    My go-to gift are colognes/perfumes, as it’s something that’ll be used & it also just makes a good impression. Usually during holiday times, a lot of colognes come with an extra gifts like robes/slippers, and perfumes come with collectible purses/etc. If it’s a parent, I’ll bring flowers (for mother’s) or a good alcohol (for dad’s). When it comes to people with hobbies, a box of cheap yet themed-things works (and you can also make something up on Amazon and get a box lol). If it’s an animanga fan, a character art commission of what you think of them (in the style of the series they like) has never failed me. When it comes to gifts that you really have no clue where to start, you have to aim for personable/unique enough so they remember it’s from you, but cool enough for it to be shown off (hence why a good alcohol is great when you know it’s gonna be a full house lol)

  • @eekeey
    @eekeey Před 2 lety +47

    I'm grateful for this podcast. I tend to not know when I'm experiencing great moments until it's long past, but I know this podcast is a special moment in time.
    I know to the boys, this is just hanging out with each other. But it means a whole lot to me. Thanks boys.

  • @john59fifty
    @john59fifty Před 2 lety +37

    Joey: imagine not being six foot
    Also Joey: I'm 181cm.....
    Is anyone going to tell him he isn't even 6 foot

    • @NevahLose
      @NevahLose Před 2 lety +4

      All 5'11 people consider themselves 6 footers... ^_^

    • @Nitro-wg6sr
      @Nitro-wg6sr Před 2 lety +3

      180cm is literally 6 feet....

    • @aarohgokhale8832
      @aarohgokhale8832 Před 2 lety +5

      @@Nitro-wg6sr lol no it's 5'10.866"

    • @kacperkorol
      @kacperkorol Před 2 lety +6

      @@Nitro-wg6sr 183cm is 6ft

    • @jackzhang5595
      @jackzhang5595 Před 2 lety

      @@aarohgokhale8832 so piewds is not even 5'11 hmmmmmm

  • @ChannelSho
    @ChannelSho Před 2 lety

    The part about units of measurement reminded me of the time I worked with a simulator at work and everything was in US units. Including mass. Which isn't pounds. It kept screwing up my mind when I had to confirm a calculation involving mass.

  • @spacefox6689
    @spacefox6689 Před 2 lety +2

    I feel like food/cool snacks or pastries are generally appreciated (unless they’re on a diet)

  • @BewareTheLilyOfTheValley
    @BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Před 2 lety +68

    For the Hello Kitty argument, the dealership for my first car threw in a set of Hello Kitty floor mats. I went to Auto Zone for a new keyring a few days later and saw a heart-shaped Hello Kitty keychain and purchased it. I live in frickin' Alabama. Yeah, Connor...I think you're going to have to begrudgingly accept that Hello Kitty is bigger than you think. Hell, it's bigget than I even thought. I know nothing about Hello Kitty other than her face. I don't think we ever got a dubbed cartoon for it here or anything. Or maybe we did and I'm just unaware or was a teen/adult by then, which is nearly when I stopped watching cable. I did appreciate the floor mats, though. Wish I'd kept them when the car was eventually repossessed (no love lost, I ended up hating that car).

    • @brandipityha9457
      @brandipityha9457 Před 2 lety +6

      Its top 3 highest grossing franchises. From the charts i remember its above series like Mickey Mouse, Dragon Ball, Star Wars, mario, p̶o̶k̶e̶m̶o̶n̶ and many other huge franchises.
      Edit: just looked the charts up again to make sure and actually pokemon is the only thing bigger than hello kitty... list might be a few years outdated but its at 2nd with 80b and winnie the poo is 3rd at 75b, so it has a pretty decent lead.

    • @ninjaneko
      @ninjaneko Před 2 lety +9

      Does Connor not realize that Japan has not one but TWO Sanrio theme parks? Sanrio is all powerful

    • @BewareTheLilyOfTheValley
      @BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Před 2 lety +6

      @@ninjaneko I think Connor was speaking of globally that he didn't feel Hello Kitty was that big. But if dealerships in Alabama are handing out Hello Kitty floormats, I'm going to say that somehow, that cat has made a rather large impression on the world, lol. Maybe not in terms of sales, since Hello Kitty didn't even crack the top 20 in terms of monetary status, but in brand recognition.

    • @amazing2157channel
      @amazing2157channel Před 2 lety +3

      I understand his point. I know it is very successful but it doesn’t seem like it should be top 3 successful. Other franchises are more appealing to both genders and have more notable reach in a bigger variety of areas like games, shows, movies, books, comics etc. Seems like 90% of Hello Kitty’s success is merchandise.

    • @VillainiousCupcake
      @VillainiousCupcake Před 2 lety +5

      there is a dubbed cartoon, i own the dvds XD its a kids show..

  • @andreamercier393
    @andreamercier393 Před 2 lety +19

    12:38 Connor mixed up lead with arsenic. Green dyes in the 1800s came from using arsenic and the dyes could be found in anything from dresses to paint and wall paper. Lead paint did exist but it wasn't used for green, iirc it was usually used in white and even worse lead paints could be found in a lot of children's toys, including some meant for infants.

  • @mind-of-neo
    @mind-of-neo Před 2 lety

    I think its important to go big and really celebrate each holiday of the year, including Halloween, because it helps give each year meaning and ceremony

  • @philomathstudies9226
    @philomathstudies9226 Před 2 lety

    I'd like to think of myself as a good gift giver so my advice is to have very tailored gifts that either fall into a want or a need. For friends around my age, I'll get something practical that shows I care and for older family members, I do a lot of gift baskets that I put together based on what they like. Hand lotion and candles in their favorite scent, stuff like that. I'm a broke college student so I'm not ever going to have the flashiest or most expensive gift so my best advice is to split the people on your list between whether they're someone who would appreciate getting something they want or something they need. It's fun for me because it's almost like a game in my mind to notice enough about them to curate the perfect gift