Hearted Youtube comments on Johnny Harris (@johnnyharris) channel.

  1. I hope this goes ultra viral because I feel like that's the only way things could change for the better
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  2. Pls make the same kind of video for Bill Gates
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  3. Big Shampoo will come after you now 🤣
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  4. 10:50 The Harris Neutrality
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  5. Try the Portuguese breakfast: a cigarette, an espresso and an existential crisis. Edit: it seems that this a universal breakfast and that warms my heart to know.
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  6. I really want to see his breakfast
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  7. your best work yet. just WOW.
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  8. My pet theory is that the rise in zoning, suburbs, etc, encouraged people to shop once per week by car, requiring bread pumped full of preservatives to last that week and beyond. Unlike Europe, many in the US don't have a corner shop (a convenience store surrounded by housing, serving a small neighbourhood that doesn't warrant a full strip mall, nor require that amount of space or population) that they can walk to to get fresh bread several times a week that will go stale after a day or two, so we instead get a lot of abominations pretending to offer the same experience. The zoning/housing/lack of pedestrianisation and local stores issue has a lot of knock-on effects on America's health and quality of food (it also diminishes the demand for local produce, quality farmer's ingredients, etc).
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  9. Imagine if the history channel replaced the aliens, gold, and scripted drama for this type of content. Absolutely amazing job, Johnny!
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  10. In a world of tiktoks and YouTube shorts it's always amazing that Johnny is able to consistently make these 30 minute videos and still hold our attention Amazing editing!!
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  11. I feel bad for the guy who bought an $18k ice cream maker for his house (as a flex), but it’s always breaking.
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  12. Slightly disappointed you didn't open with: "Look at this map"
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  13. Can we pause for a moment and appreciate how much effort Johnny has put in for this video?
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  14. From Doritos to semiconductors, Johnny sure knows a lot about chips.
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  15. I've never heard someone leave a religion because they wanted to offer a good education for their child. This is impressive. I bet you guys are amazing parents
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  16. I’m Nigerian and I know this is gonna be a big issue for Africa going forward. Thanks for shedding some light on this, love your videos!
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  17. This video really hits home! I recently left the Mormon Church myself, and it's been the biggest mental, emotional, social, and whatever you want, roller coaster in my life! The church tried to manipulate me as a Social Media Influencer, and when I didn't give in, they tried to excommunicate me, but it was the truth claims and negative social impacts that I couldn't look past. Thanks for sharing your story with the world. Messages like this are important to people in the church and people looking into it. From one RM now YouTuber to another, 加油！(It means keep it up in Chinese :D)
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  18. Huge thanks for calling the army "Putin army" instead of "Russian army". And for so much effort you are putting into it. Great work.
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  19. I can't imagine you do so many quality investigative journalism and put it out for free. Big Fan ❤️
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  20. very polite of all the countries to line up their submarines for this video
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  21. this type of video is what the internet was invented for. I couldn't care less about McDonals ice cream machines, but the talent behind this video masterpiece kept me entertained for half hour! Amazing!!!!
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  22. "It'll void your warranty!" Not much of a warranty if you have to pay for repairs is it? 😂
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  23. I was in Tokyo when North Korea launched a ballistic missile over Japan. My whole family had a panic attack and called me thinking I was in a crysis. Not a single person in Tokyo was panicked, just a normal day, at least as far as I could tell, I don't speak Japanese. It was a very strange experience.
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  24. Honestly I think this is the best response to criticism towards one's own work I've ever seen. People pointed out some areas of disagreement in one of your videos and instead of ignoring it or getting defensive you made an entire video owning up to it, explaining why, and committing yourself to improving. And you did it in such an interesting, captivating, and informative way - I am stunned. 15/10 - seriously, amazing job.
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  25. It was wild being in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean in the Azores and seeing an American base with a Taco Bell haha.
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  26. It's really sad that 2 men who wanted peace got assassinated. Rip JFK and MLK
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  27. 0:09 Thank You for mentioning the the Philippines already had cultures and civilizations before colonization. One of the most frustrating things learning about Filipino history is that it always starts with the "Arrival of Magellan" completely disregarding centuries of pre-existing history. It's sad that even Filipino history today still remains very "western-centric". The Spanish and American period still occupy the bulk of our history books meanwhile our pre-colonial ancestors appear as a mere side note. As a Filipino I always felt our history was misunderstood. Grossly oversimplified as an afterthought to Spanish and American history. It feels like we were left behind and even intentionally ignored. Videos like these really shed light on our history and culture and I'm glad we Filipinos are taking control of our own narrative!
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  28. People beg for actual reporting but get angry when they hear something that doesn't just reaffirm their values. It's hilarious how critical thinking really isn't for the common man anymore. They'll write off the source if they don't like the message. Thanks for your reporting Johnny.
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  29. Haha thanks for the shoutout! Always glad my maps could help! :D
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  30. Really small thing, but really appreciate your use of the word "Football". Even as an American, it would have been easy for you to refrence it as soccer, so on behalf of everyone, thank you!
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  31. The logistics of war is something a lot of people tend to overlook
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  32. As someone from Germany, the protests and such are quite over-exaggerated. Most Germans, by a wide margin, still support Ukraine. Also, Gas prices have recently been falling like crazy cause all the gas storage facilities are full. And current temperatures in Germany are suprisingly warm, so that alleviates some of the problem to.
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  33. What an excellent piece of reporting, thanks for this Johnny!
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  34. this is the first time in my entire life i see someone actually talk about our true history, thank you for this.
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  35. You know whats wild? I wasn't old enough to really fully understand whats going on either, I'm not even from the US, but I still distinctly remember this happening with the tiny little detail that Justin Timberlake was completley absent from my memory of this! I always thought it was a wardrobe malfunction, because thats how I perceived the reports about it. Pretty much proves your point.
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  36. I'm glad this man uses pokemon cards and orange jackets when explaining things in his videos so I, an adult child can understand.
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  37. Johnny getting life insurance after unearthing company secrets He knows McDonald's is out for him
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  38. "If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people." — Chinese Proverb
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  39. Johnny Harris: used to be 19 year old Mormon missionary, now just wakes up random guys on the train to tell them about the video's sponsor 🤣🤣🤣
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  40. Just an addendum. When Portuguese came to Brasil, they saw an abundance of a tree along the coast which could be used to produce a bright red paint. Such plants weren't all that common in Europe, and so red paint was expensive and a sign of status. These plants were called "pau brasil", meaning "brasil wood", and "brasil" is a term that originated from French meaning "brazier". So "pau brasil" is a tree that can be used to produce something that looks like a "brazier". They were so excited that they could finally produce this expensive paint in abundance, that they named this land after the product they were after, calling it "Terra do Brasil", literally "Land of Brazil", which then was shortened to just "Brasil". This tree almost went extinct.
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  41. Yeah, it's kinda surreal and scary living right now here in Ukraine at the moment. Constant fear of war, that may escalate any day now, highest covid spike yet, economy collapsing. Yeah, it's been rough. Thanks for coverage and bringing more attention to this topic!
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  42. I feel like I've been waiting for Johnny to tell this story for years
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  43. "The intel was exactly right." As a career intel analyst, that is not a sentence you hear very often.
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  44. Although many of us came from Borders, I think we can all agree that we stayed for Johnny Harris.
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  45. Dude you’re too good. Never stop making these - this is good journalism.
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  46. This does not change the fact kangaroos have outnumbered the population of humans in Australia and still they do not have a parliament seat:face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  47. The added touch of Johnny's money deducting being the same sound used in Yu-Gi-Oh when the players are losing life points reallly hits home. Thumbs up to the sound engineer/editor.
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  48. Such an incredible episode man on an increasingly concerning topic. At times living in Japan makes you feel a million miles away from many of the issues in the world today, almost like a bubble. Then you remember, the country is right on the doorstep of several potential massive, unthinkable conflicts and this kind of preparation is essential, if merely only as deterrence. Let's hope a sequel: "I Fought with the Japanese Army" is an episode that need not ever materialise. Keep up the great work mate, this was a brilliant piece of journalism.
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  49. Johnny Harris is explaining macroeconomics now. It looks like I am about to get a practical lesson in unemployment.
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  50. This is my formal apology for ever having given you shit for this. I take it all back.
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