Comments by "Tim Chisholm" (@focusedeye) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

20:55 "We're getting gamed." As a Canadian watching from Canada, I couldn't agree more that you are and it's becoming more and more obvious to the rest of the "curious" world.
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@Pharoset "I'm sure the North Koreans would love to have you apply for citizenship." Why is it that North Korea always seems to be the default response from someone who obviously has yet to discover a whole world "outside the USA". There are 17 countries ahead of the USA on the world happiness index. SPOILER ALERT: North Korea is not on the list. Aren't you be the least bit curious as to why there are 17 countries happier than the USA? Your next door neighbour, Canada, is at #11. This alone should at least make you curious: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/new-life-canada/health-care-card.html
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Brian Tayler "...The internet should have changed this by now, but it has not." As a Canadian watching this, it's the part than confounds me the most about a large number of US citizens. Most of their questions (if they had any curiosity) would be answered. On a side note: Back in the early 1990's I missed out on an opportunity to work as a radio jock in Melbourne, Australia. I found this out (a couple of years later) from a friend who spent a year down under. Apparently having a Canadian accent might have paid off big time. LOL! If I had known, I would have jumped at the opportunity to move from Vancouver to Melbourne.
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@solvingpolitics3172 "Name a better country?" Maybe rewatch 3:28 for his take on the "lack of curiosity", there are 17 countries that rate as being far happier than the USA: https://worldhappiness.report/news/its-a-three-peat-finland-keeps-top-spot-as-happiest-country-in-world/
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@itsbeyondme5560 @DynamoeCH "It does because I'm an african descent. I know about Africa. Did I mention I have an african uncle? Do your teacher teaches about context clues in class?" I'm a white Canadian guy from English, Irish and Scottish descent (my great grandparents on my father's side immigrated from the UK. I've never been to the UK but probably have some long lost relatives there. Though I do keep in touch with a Canadian friend who left Vancouver (20 years ago) to live in London, and I read the Guardian at least weekly, follow UK comics online, this does not make me an authority on all things UK. Far from it.
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Welsh runner in London "You're really cute, handsome and good looking." That was your take-away? Did you care to understand anything he said? Anything at all? Anything? Does the term "Airhead" mean anything to you? Cheap shot...I'm sorry. I'm Canadian, so I am passive aggressive.
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