Comments by "Tim John Un" (@timjohnun4297) on "American Reacts to 11 Things NOT to do in Australia - MUST SEE BEFORE YOU GO!" video.

  1.  @whatwhatinthewhat4400  Sounds like a total shit system to me, I'm glad we don't have it here
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  2. I live right next to a beach, and have frequented beaches all my life, and never seen one person get into trouble and need rescuing, yet I watch Bondi rescue and it seems they do 10 to 12 rescues there per day lol
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  3. The Japanese tourists wouldn't have made Ayres rock, they would have crashed well before they got there lol
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  4.  @helmuthschultes9243  I know of hire car companies that refused to hire cars to Japanese drivers, back in the 80’s and 90’s. No doubt they can’t do that anymore for obvious reasons, but the general consensus was, the average driver from Tokyo had never driven outside of bumper to bumper traffic and once on the open road, thought they could drive but couldn’t. I can’t confirm or deny that, but that was the thought at the time. Interesting about the accelerator pedal modulation, I have been in many Singapore taxis and noticed the exact same thing
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  5.  @nunya2171  no, I believe you’ve hit the nail on the head with the comment about international tourists though. Most of the people rescued on Bondi rescue can barely speak English. Plus they seem to have a lot more rips and current there
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  6. I had to laugh a bit at "Not going off the path", which is true in some places for sure, but major cities? Apart from possibly Darwin? Na, just look where you're walking. Fosters was the biggest selling beer in Australia, during the mid to late 1980's, yet nobody ever admits to have ever drunk it. Ever :D (OK, I understand why, it really is terrible beer!). Things are expensive, but not as bad if you shop around a bit. Having said that though, I'd hate to be a tourist here and pay premium prices for everything. Immigration is a touchy subject because we have a huge country, but are all crammed in together around the edges, and housing availability is quite low, and getting more expensive by the day. There's also this perception that we have skills shortages here, yet I know of skilled local people who have trouble finding work. My son was fired a few years ago as a welder, and replaced by overseas workers who would work for cheaper
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