Alimony payments in Fort Lauderdale. Don’t know why that got me 😅😅😅 Great stuff lads
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meganmccarthy2681 month, 1 week ago
as an Australian who has been to Ireland many times, this is 100% accurate 😂
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udarshsolara371 month, 1 week ago
Americans only people to talk louder inside than outside
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kristin.ford1 month, 1 week ago
As a West Australian the best part of this was the Irish bloke saying “I want to work in a mine.” Cracked me up.
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pénélopevaleon831 month, 1 week ago
As an Irishman living in Australia, it’s nice to think there might be someone at home asking about me!😂😂😂
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harryjames2111 month, 1 week ago
Can't even begin to count the amount of people I grew up with surnames starting with O' and Mc.
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joão.costa1 month, 1 week ago
As an American I can confirm that I've Venmo'd someone for corndogs and sodas from my Sprunk account.
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zoé_rousset1 month, 1 week ago
Aussies and Irish have a lot in common culturally. Both very chill and love a good time at the pub.
joseph_guerrero1 month, 1 week ago
"I want to work in a mine."
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raagini_dhar1 month, 1 week ago
Those are rlly good american accents lmao
monica.proctor1 month, 1 week ago
The Gal-way got me 😂
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mohammed.barrett1 month, 1 week ago
Good use of Rattlin' Bog.
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robertyadav6861 month, 1 week ago
“Slanch, slanch” 😭😂
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jonathan.hill1 month, 1 week ago
Have you guys heard of Guiness?
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josué_costela1 month, 1 week ago
His cousin is probably the only person to live in the Whitsundays
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christopher_thompson1 month, 1 week ago
tbh as a swede i would act like an american to aussies HELLO MATE YOU GOTT ANY SHRIMP ON THA BARBY YET!?
franz-xaver_scheel1 month, 1 week ago
The Aussies are next level, I truly don't think people know them riled up, because it's been decades, since you've seen it, personally I wouldn't around mess around!
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mandy_butler1 month, 1 week ago
Holy Crossover
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lisa_hayes1 month, 1 week ago
Just love the chaos 😂 and the HEY HEY HEY HEY😂😂😂😂
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lucieadam191 month, 1 week ago
Aussie here. In my experience Americans are actually quite friendly, humble, and polite most of the time. We stereotype them as being loud and obnoxious but I think that's just through the lens of our tall poppy syndrome when in reality they are just more outwardly confident and passionate than us. But it does sometimes come across as over-the-top and fake ngl...
Alimony payments in Fort Lauderdale. Don’t know why that got me 😅😅😅 Great stuff lads
as an Australian who has been to Ireland many times, this is 100% accurate 😂
Americans only people to talk louder inside than outside
As a West Australian the best part of this was the Irish bloke saying “I want to work in a mine.” Cracked me up.
As an Irishman living in Australia, it’s nice to think there might be someone at home asking about me!😂😂😂
Can't even begin to count the amount of people I grew up with surnames starting with O' and Mc.
As an American I can confirm that I've Venmo'd someone for corndogs and sodas from my Sprunk account.
Aussies and Irish have a lot in common culturally. Both very chill and love a good time at the pub.
"I want to work in a mine."
Those are rlly good american accents lmao
The Gal-way got me 😂
Good use of Rattlin' Bog.
“Slanch, slanch” 😭😂
Have you guys heard of Guiness?
His cousin is probably the only person to live in the Whitsundays
tbh as a swede i would act like an american to aussies HELLO MATE YOU GOTT ANY SHRIMP ON THA BARBY YET!?
The Aussies are next level, I truly don't think people know them riled up, because it's been decades, since you've seen it, personally I wouldn't around mess around!
Holy Crossover
Just love the chaos 😂 and the HEY HEY HEY HEY😂😂😂😂
Aussie here. In my experience Americans are actually quite friendly, humble, and polite most of the time. We stereotype them as being loud and obnoxious but I think that's just through the lens of our tall poppy syndrome when in reality they are just more outwardly confident and passionate than us. But it does sometimes come across as over-the-top and fake ngl...