Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. If it's in perfect condition, does that mean you're not playing it?
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  2.  @BransonBecker : You have more of a corporate mentality than I do. I was thinking of people showing up to get potatoes and making their own stills. I said vodka because that's easy to do and alcohol sales during the pandemic have soared. I'm a non-drinker, not nice for me to say that.
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  3. Branson Becker: That includes me. They say potatoes make the best vodka.
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  4. What would happen if The United States of America used nuclear weapons against a country that wanted to surrender? Oh yeah... this is what would happen.
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  5. At the time, American politicians who were against attacking other countries to create an empire, were on talk shows, saying the Japanese were forced into the war after America started taking over islands around Japan, something American citizens couldn't hear because they didn't have the technology. The American military led Japan into a do-or-die effort, letting them attack Hawaii, to justify their use of nuclear weapons as dominating the world. There was a New York Times bestseller back then, "Japan Lost the War But Won the Peace". I urge you to look at where your products are manufactured. You've lost again.
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  6. Twinkie Twinkie fast food star, I wonder how empty your calories are. Buying you from a machine, the more I eat the less I'm lean, Twinkie Twinkie fast food star, no wonder you were pulled from stores.
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  7. The keys to my heart cost a lot.
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  8. I'd like to know why deep ocean, giant squid semen salt is so expensive, for locals and the international market.
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  9.  @BlastFurnace10  I hope you're not in denial, because family members of yours died while trying to stroke a giant squid to get the semen. Do you know what ambergris is, getting that from deep ocean whales? It's one of the most expensive commodities on earth.
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  10. Off-shore manufacture, assembly line construction also with robotics. The narrator doesn't say no luthier is responsible for crafting an individual guitar.
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  11. I'm not a motor-head but this is important automotive trivia. It reminds me of when Chrysler "revitalized" the American automotive industry with the "invention" of the "magic wagon". Because it was seen as a new template of automotive design, the mini-van, it didn't have to conform to all the safety and production standards the industry had to currently obey. I like Teslas, but then, I was a champion slot car racer. Did I, of Clan Watt, just type I liked something Tesla? I hope my parents don't see this.
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  12. "for sale to foreign military", "keeping technology from the wrong hands", yeah... American Empire logic...
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  13. This video reminds me of gung-ho Yank talk after WW2 when everything American was wonderful, the biggest, fastest and the best. Using "Kurt Cobain" as a reference is a desperate attempt to be fashionable, when Kurt Cobain is known as a heroin addict more than a guitarist. Acoustic guitars aren't classical instruments like violins, they're only good for one generation, not a lifetime. Licensed Martin repairmen that I know can take two years to finalize a repair, what Martin owners are into, thinking it makes their guitar more valuable. Somebody should have fact-checked the narrator, because her dollar amounts are wrong.
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  14. You forgot to mention the Kraft family were Canadians from Fort Erie.
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  15. Mohawk friends told me where the wild rice, sweet acorns, sweet chestnuts and wild grains grow. Now I'm going to be looking at water-lilies to see what I can find. I'm talking about the Niagara Peninsula.
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  16.  lee hamlin ! The United States was taking over islands around Japan and it wasn't news in America. Please remember, Japan knew about European society and the Dark Ages, a history they don't teach. They resisted white people. A British admiral cannonaded cities on the shore until Japan let them in. America fire-bombed Japan to the ground. Look at North Vietnam on Google maps. There's nothing there. Japan was forced to make a last attack on Pearl Harbour, and they were let in, so the anger of Americans justified the use nuclear weapons. Scottish people say Japan and China lost the war, but they won the peace.
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  17. I live in Canada, known as an oil supplier, but Canada has been forced to pipe oil to Texans in Texas, not making our own gasoline and oil products. I hope the people of Ghana aren't dependent on plastic packaging.
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  18.  @13thbiosphere : What you say about throwing them away really does make sense. Potatoes are the only vegetable on earth that absorbs all the nutrients from the soil around them. If a human only eats potatoes and drinks water you can live a long and healthy life. I never heard of dunking for potatoes in the barrel before.
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  19. Why did the American military use low I.Q. soldiers for their attack on Vietnam?
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  20.  @Wildcat5181 ! You answered that very well. It might be time to move on to "Does a wet bird fly at night?"
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  21. Don't think thoughts like this if you ever visit Niagara Falls.
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  22. Mark Court! I know what it takes to be a great pin-striper. You made it look too easy.
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  23. Before you talk about any other country in the world using a nuclear weapon against other humans, you have to say The United States of America first. That's the only country on earth to use nuclear weapons. The threat of American nuclear attack is the basis of your foreign policy. Tensions did not rise, during the Trump presidency, unless you are lying to help the Republican Party. When President Trump came back from his meeting with the leader of North Korea, he was saying he "loved him", a few times. Have you forgotten? The rest of the world doubts it.
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  24. The true costs of any American military weapons is the amount of lives they take.
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