Comments by "Jennifer Harrison" (@jenniferharrison8915) on "American Reacts to Iconic Australian Brands u0026 How They Got Their Names" video.

  1. Great stuff, like Akubra Hats (from Tasmania)! RM Williams and Akubra are now owned by Andrew (Twiggy) Forrest, well done him for keeping them in Australia and Australian! 👏
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  2.  @jgsheehan8810  That's right, we do have some Fair Dinkum Australians still investing in Australia! 👍👏
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  3.  @chanelfallon5248  Actually we do have some Texas longhorn cattle here, in North Queensland!
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  4.  @kadmow  Actually it originated in Hobart, then moved to Kempsey! Blundstone boots are epic too! 😊
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  5.  @chanelfallon5248  True, and they are certainly not easy to look after! It is an excellent logo nonetheless! My family had mostly Herefords! 🤗
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  6. Fantastic original t-shirts! 👍 Hooray to my ancestor, John MacArthur! 😄
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  7. My cousin was a surf bum "a morning surf starts the day right"! I love JB Hi-fi's huge range, originally my family were not fans because they're musicians and small music shops closed because they couldn't compete! Country Road started out as the top quality and natural fabrics brand but sadly had to start manufacturing offshore to make money! Jimmy Grants, yes, slang immi-grants! Visy, definitely a monopoly brand! Telstra is the original Australian Telco! Love the Woollies green, but not their current prices! Dulux is still Australian! 👍 That was fun Ian! 😁
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  8.  @chanelfallon5248  Brahmans are more unique and interesting! 😄
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  9.  @chanelfallon5248  Yes, it's funny, I didn't know I was so nostalgic about cattle! 😁
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  10. Epic battles and lots of internationals! 😁👍
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  11.  @bobmully5577  I hope so too! 😟
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