I love this! Journalists rarely go back and tell how we fixed something they are always looking at the next issue that is juicy dirty laundry. Good work and a great idea for a video.

@Redrally

4 ай бұрын

Yeah I love this idea, I was very interested in all news about EV charging developments after their video discussing issues with the EV charging networks...

@sirBrouwer

4 ай бұрын

International journalist do go back. as they often just live in the region they cover for there news agency. However often only in news papers that have to fill there pages. You do see them go back to them. for TV or radio the time they have for covering news is just to short. so you need to make a choice.

@loldoctor

4 ай бұрын

How do you think they did the research for much of this video…?

@briancavanagh7048

4 ай бұрын

@@sirBrouwer Last century media, TV & radio, because on air time is so short that trying to explain almost anything means that they don’t explain anything at all. Demographics of viewers & listeners of these mediums means it won’t be long and no one will be there to tune in.

@sirBrouwer

4 ай бұрын

@@briancavanagh7048 for radio you do have it but then you tune in to a news radio station. But for general radio or TV that is not dedicated to news only they have to share airtime. But if you want to dive in there are always options. From a extended newspaper to a news magazine or even dedicated papers to a exact subject. Both in paper as online.

I think a lot has changed in the narration as well. Early on, Sam usually sounded like he wasn't really happy to voice any of his videos, but now he sounds more enthusiastic, and the tone of voice now seems better than it was 6 years ago. Maybe it could be of the two other channels, but that's just me.

@pisse3000

4 ай бұрын

I really miss his old narration style. That's what got me hooked in the first place. Nowadays I don't see the difference between a Wendover and a Half as Interesting video

@Menon9767

4 ай бұрын

@@pisse3000 I think the contrast is rather big

@jedimasterpickle3

4 ай бұрын

@@pisse3000 Well, Sam covers different kinds of topics in each channel, and his Wendover videos usually have a much more serious tone than HAI.

@TroyVan6654

4 ай бұрын

There's no "therefore" in HAI videos

@emilyoswin3830

4 ай бұрын

@@pisse3000disagree, HAI scripts tend to be heavy on the sarcasm and jokes. Wendover is still primarily informative.

In 2018, I moved to a metro area that is constructing an extension of one of its light rail lines. I had a first row seat, so to speak, for viewing the construction from my apartment, and I found it all fascinating. I searched on KZread for how bridges were built, and eventually that got me to Wendover Productions and the "Insane Logistics" series. Soon after, YT brought me to Real Engineering, and down the rabbit hole I went. So if your Google analytics shows an outlier in your target audience and getting views from a female in the Medicare age range, that's probably me. Thanks for keeping me educated and entertained all these years. 😊

@3abxo390

4 ай бұрын

There's a US city that's building an extension of a light rail line?? Unbelievable!

@JuneNafziger

4 ай бұрын

@@3abxo390slowly and over budget, but yes! And, if I’m guessing the metro area (notably they didn’t say city), the twin cities is planning on building an extension to the other line.

@ryandirajlal2855

4 ай бұрын

@@3abxo390Seattle is expanding their light rail. One of the most ambitious projects at the moment in the country

@patrickmcguire9671

2 ай бұрын

​@@3abxo390 lots of cities are investing in trains now, even LA

0:00 Intro 1:05 The Electric Vehicle Charging Problem 4:00 The Failed Logistics of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine 6:07 The World's Most Useful Airport 9:31 Why There Are So Many Shortages 12:35 The Little Plane War 15:00 How Rwanda is Becoming the Singapore of Africa 19:02 How Africa is Becoming China's China 21:37 Why Chinese Manufacturing Wins 24:47 Australia's China Problem 26:40 GiveWell ad read

@TheCube_Vibe

4 ай бұрын

Thx❤

@monkeyfish227

4 ай бұрын

Hero

Congrats on finding success on KZread and beyond! You're my favorite "lunch time" channel 😆

@ArielLVT

4 ай бұрын

Literally eating lunch and watching the video now 😊

@Hardwareai

4 ай бұрын

@@ArielLVT I was having dinner 😁

@Hardwareai

4 ай бұрын

I hope my KZread channel will be at least quarter as successful

@2:12, I don't think Sam knows how complicated a gas station infrastructure is. Everything has to be explosion proof and multiple safety redundancies. There is tank level monitoring, leak testing, vapor recovery, fuel quality monitoring, safe disconnects for when you drive off with the nozzle attached, multiple payment processing, sump monitoring and corrosion proofing, and automating fuel deliveries. All of it helps ensure fuel doesn't leak into the ground and is driven by regulation. All of this is electronic too, and it has to be designed not to ignite fuel and blow everything up.

@salil5476

4 ай бұрын

My question is, given a fixed amount of safety is put into each system would a gas station be more prone to have a major accident or an electric station? also the regulations are not very mature when it comes to electric systems, the testing tech isn't mature, the redundancy standard isn't clear, the power supply quality tolerances aren't clear, the car power input capabilities over their limit isn't clear. Correct me if I'm wrong though.

@grandtheftavocado

4 ай бұрын

@@salil5476 Both should be sufficiently safe given gas station equipment is all third-party tested and inspected (given it's not some diversity hire doing the work). Design work doesn't begin even without UL/cUL being involved for North America. Charging equipment also is likely under the microscope from UL. All that being said, you still don't want to run your car over a charging station or gas dispenser. My main point to Sam was he thought dispensing gas was trivial compared to charging a car.

@l4nd3r

3 ай бұрын

@@grandtheftavocado I think he meant for the consumer.

@Pisolithus

2 ай бұрын

@@l4nd3rboth are easy for the consumer, the only difference being time.

@Comrade-Canuck

Ай бұрын

​@@grandtheftavocado diversity hires don't mean uneducated hires, it means that if you have 20 white candidates and one black candidate, you hire the one black one to seem more diverse. Stop being stupid

Funny story about the Toyota " just in time" part of their Production System is that is closer to the newer system you've described. The pre pandemic system that was widely adopted was the book cover summary version with the actual Toyota specified system was described as operating like supermarkets shelves in the Toyota documents

@martinum4

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, Toyotas JIT always has been "we have parts if we need them" , not "we have parts when we need them"

@richardarriaga6271

4 ай бұрын

​@@martinum4Toyota stockpiled microchips that lasted a year into the pandemic when other companies cut production due to shortages. It wasn't enough, but far better than competitors.

@Eagle3302PL

4 ай бұрын

@@richardarriaga6271Toyota did good through the chip shortage, I got the 2021 Corolla Hybrid in Jan 2021 and many others did too, it was well built, affordable, and most importantly, in stock, you could get one in a few weeks. Meanwhile if you wanted a car from European brands you were looking at waiting for months like my mom did for her new VW that same year, or you were looking at buying 2-3 year old cars at prices higher than they were sold when brand new. As it tends to happen in business, execs saw a company do something well and rushed out to copy it while completely half assing it, the result, global manufacturing issues at 1st major bump. At least they learned from their mistakes, turns out saving yourself on 5% of costs this quarter is not worth losing 3-4 times that in sales over the next few years. Also the west seems to have learned something, and both USA and EU are moving manufacturing closer to or in many cases back home.

@DJ-Sellout

4 ай бұрын

This sadly happens all the time. The original cubicle was designed to reconfigure to fit whatever the team was doing that day, and make the office more dynamic. I've heard horror stories of what "agile" and "scrum" have come to mean in some workplaces. My take is that it's easier to push through dodgy practices if they're hidden behind a buzzword

Would be nice to have timestamps on this video. I like to be able to see the heading of the video section while watching

On the St. Helena portion you mislabeled the fiber-optic cable soure in Portugal. First, its location is Sesimbra, no Lisbon; secondly, the marker in the map is neither in Lisbon, nor in Sesimbra. The marker is in the middle of Alentejo. Google has the location of the cable in Lisbon, so I assume that's where you got your info. Apart from that mistake, great video! Really liked it

@Bobbaganoosh

4 ай бұрын

Does it start in Sesimbra or does it just hit the water there?

Hey Wendover. I really appreciate your channel. There are very few channels I can trust with only posting high quality videos and only when the creator is confident it is well researched. Thank you for raising the standards for edutainment on youtube

These video's are great to make. It addresses older video's and how they've changed. Whether that be "why my video was wrong" or "how the situation developed further", it gives more info regarding situations without entirely needing to replace/redo it

At 6:58, Sam talks about London while showing graphics of... Newark Airport.

🚀Congrats on an incredible 8 years Sam & team!

@Somereasonstolive

4 ай бұрын

Lmao they are literally buying subscribers to keep this channel

@Beetless

4 ай бұрын

@@SomereasonstoliveWHY do you think this?

I am so happy for the remote island! That business model sounds like such a win win and now they have a dedicated capacity of more than 15Gbit per person. I think that's a great investment from our government (EU) and a good use of my money for a change.

@ej_tech

4 ай бұрын

From just having a limited satellite connection to the rest of the world, now becomes a strategic connection for satellite connections.

@timotheatae

4 ай бұрын

But it wasn't their government... It was the EU...

@Three_Random_Words

4 ай бұрын

6:50 That's Newark Airport in NJ, not one of the London airports.

@Three_Random_Words

4 ай бұрын

@@timotheatae and Google too.

@TenOfZero1

4 ай бұрын

@@timotheatae they never said it was the government of the island that did it.

These 8 years went by too fast. It's crazy how much the world has changed since 2015. Even more amazing is how far this channel has grown.

I wonder where we will be in another eight years..

@JackGladstoneHolroyde

4 ай бұрын

I wonder whether we will be in another eight years...

@maxhanney4277

4 ай бұрын

having an orgy

@Seed

4 ай бұрын

@@JackGladstoneHolroydesadly.. you’ve got a point there…

@anushagr14

4 ай бұрын

​@@SeedHow do have so many subscribers

@ToedCobra33

4 ай бұрын

With how much went on only the last year, it's clear to see that hard times lie ahead

I fell inexplicably in love with St Helena after your video. I must’ve watched it over a dozen times. I’m delighted to see the update showing them taking the steps to successfully grow. I can’t wait to get there one day.

@PsRohrbaugh

4 ай бұрын

Same. I've watched every video from there I could find. But life is too crazy for such a trip.

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, the St. Helena documentary made an impact on me. So did the one on the Marshall Islands, but sadly that story doesn't seem to be getting too much better.

Hard to believe it's been 8 years already. I first discovered the channel in 2018 when "Cities at Sea: How Aircraft Carriers Work" popped into my recommendations, and I've been hooked ever since. At the time it already felt like an old, mature, experienced channel, and yet looking back now it's come so far since then. Congrats to Sam and the rest of the team, and good luck with the next 8 years!

Time really flies when you realize that 2017 is 7 years ago..

@USSAnimeNCC-

4 ай бұрын

Me surprised Pikachu face

@pretzelhunt

4 ай бұрын

You sure it's not related to your over-willingness to round-up numbers?

I like seeing areas such as that lil island get love. Everyone deserves good access to things such as decent internet.

Correction: Russia planted millions of mines. Mine clearing personnel have shared stories of single fields with several hundred mines of mixed types, sometimes stacked on top of each other. Smart jumping mines (PTKM-1R) also complicate the work as clearing vehicles can get hit from above before even getting close.

@Eagle3302PL

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, it;s easily several million mines if not more, if you count the leaf/butterfly or whatever they are called mines then it's probably in the 10-100s of millions.

I've been following your videos for years now. So happy you made this one. It's amazing how much things change within the span of a couple of years.

I'm not sure I'd say Anker was a startup 6 years ago. They were a top seller on amazon a few years before that, known for their particularly high quality cables.

Rwanda isn't the Singapore of Africa. It's the Indonesia of Africa. Genocide followed by a free market friendly dictator. Man's a real Suharto.

12:35 I remember that video about C-Series. Was one of many reasons and possible that kick which made me to accept offer from airBaltic to fly their A223s. What a wonderful time, wonderful country, wonderful airplane. I work for different airline, for corporate business now, smaller planes, weird places around the world, but A223 is still in my heart, as well as all the collegues and wonderful people I met during my stay in Latvia... fraking COVID, I could be captain now! :D

Excellent video! As a huge British Overseas Territories nerd (even more so than you Sam!) I actually went to the airport in London during the pandemic, just to see the folk from St Helena arrive on their short-lived government-financed direct flight!

CCS chargers can supply AC as well, that's what the top two small pins do. The two large pins at the bottom are for fast DC charging. Shoutout to Technology Connections for implanting this useless trivia into my brain

@medivalone

4 ай бұрын

Well, the J-1772 connector can do AC charging. CCS is the added DC pins on the bottom of the J-1772. I don't think a CCS charger can provide AC power as CCS is a DC standard.

@NGCAnderopolis

4 ай бұрын

​@@medivalone CCS literally stands for Combined Charging Standard. AC/DC are the things being combined.

That coal mine at 26:25 isn't in Australia, it's in Germany, more specifically the surface mine at Garzweiler. My immersion is ruined, ruined I tell you!

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

4 ай бұрын

You must be good at Geoguessr.

This video is sooo important. Things change and it's awesome to see that you keep us at least a little bit updated on older topics!

That awkward moment when the "catastrophic" african tram-service is more on time than your "famous" German national railway......

Wow! I am amazed that I have been subscribed to this channel since early 2016. Congrats Wendover. Keep going!

I love getting updates like this, I kinda hope this becomes a standard.

Dude that telecom company named "sure." is hilarious. It's so passive aggressive

YO! Why is the line at 21:57 SO ON BEAT AND SLAPPING what the heck dude. It is awesome.

Perfect concept for an end of the year video, too bad I'm gonna have to wait another 9 years for the next one 😂

I loved this! Thank you for going over your past topics and how they’ve changed over time!

Sounds like some very encouraging news on a lot of fronts! I'm also quite glad that EV chargers are being standardized, after seeing Apple fight for years and years to keep their unique charging ports on their phones.

@Shoelessjoe78

4 ай бұрын

Now someone's got to figure out what to do with the old batteries...

EV manufacturers are also going to be providing adapters for Tesla so existing CCS cars can use the Supercharger network without relying on backported support by Tesla :)

man thinking back, i was 7, scrolling through youtube and listening to fhannels like you, real life lore, hai on the TV. man so many years have passed

8:32 : It's wild to think that the EU allowed this kind of money to a remote, barely populated overseas territory of the UK AFTER they had voted to leave.

@Croz89

4 ай бұрын

Was St. Helena even in the EU in the first place, given it was a British Overseas Territory?

@Lordcj100

4 ай бұрын

@@Croz89 Good question. After a quick search, it seems it was not, but I'm not 100% sure.

I love these updates on old videos. You should make updates like these more frequenctly on nebula

Love this video. Always need an update on important topic to see if anything changed

Congrats on another year, and all the best for the team.

It is so rare to see a follow-up in some news, video essay, article or whatever, congratulations for the good work, but everything ideally shoud have a follow-up (i’m asking too much, i know, but i wished media shoud be this way)

One small correction Boeings Headquarters is in Arlington, VA not in Chicago. It moved recently 12:46

@GENIUSA1A

4 ай бұрын

I was thinking that too.

I’ve been here since 2017 at least, maybe 2016, don’t remember exactly, but I’m an OG Wendover fan! Used your code to buy Nebula and CuriosityStream Bundle, I love your videos, made a whole playlist to fall asleep to because I love that I can be learning something and that the videos are so calm but informative.

this is a wonderful style of video, please do it again next year!

Excelent! Would love to see more videos like this, with updated information.

There's nothing more dangerous than Napoleon with a fiber optic internet connection

5:43 "as they (the russians) fired ten to eleven million rounds last year. I looked up german numbers from WW1 just for fun. In comparison. in July/August 1916 the germans also fired eleven million rounds (fieldartillery) on all fronts.

“Rwanda is the Singapore of Africa!” (Rwanda becomes a dictatorship and disrespects human rights) Who could have seen this coming?

@titanicbigship

4 ай бұрын

Don’t both do that?

@remen8021

4 ай бұрын

@@titanicbigship that's the joke iirc

11:36 A Tesla contains dramatically fewer chips than most ICE vehicles--like 1/5 as many. They're just more advanced chips capable of handling more functionality--and also don't duplicate because Tesla is vertically integrated instead of relying on suppliers that have separate chips even though they could be shared. This was part of why the Biden admin asked Tesla how they were so relatively unaffected by the supply chain issues hoping to help, but finding out that other automakers could not follow suit.

More aviation videos Sam! I could listen to you talk about planes for hours!!

Wendover really captures basically all my interests and combine them and its great. Stuff like logistics, defence, aircraft and airports and a touch of politics. I am so grateful for all the videos and all your efforts for bringing us high quality educational videos. Thankyou and have a nice 2024.❤

Fantastic video! Love this structured revisit of old topics

I really expected a lot about planes. Seriously! Hehehe! Wendover has grown really well throughout the years! That's good, eh! Blessings on Wendover Productions for 2024 & beyond! Lots of love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from my end--the Philippines!

8:05 they really named the company after what the people on St. Helena would say to them after they would tell them "we're the only way you can get internet here so it's either us or nothing"

Thaks for making this follow-up video! Great idea!

Thank you for this. It’s a fantastic idea. I really enjoyed the follow up

If you discuss a problem with a wide audience, that definitely ups the priority. Thus if the right issues are chosen, contribute a great deal to a solution. As grandios as this sounds, I believe this to be true.

Well done for returning to your stories and correct or update them.

3:42 This is wrong. Both connectors can do AC and DC. CCS just has a separate set of power pins for AC and DC, while the Tesla (NACS) connector uses one set of pins for both.

didn't anker get a lot of bad pr when they revealed they lied about end to end encryption or storing data locally on their house cameras

The biggest barrier to everyone getting EVs in many countries is the production of electricity.

Thank you for completely wrecking my sense of time and self in the first minute if this video! Things were starting to feel a little too "normal"

5:40 I'm not quite familiar with this term, but elsewhere I was seeing that Russia implemented a "push" strategy. From my limited understanding, this sounds more like what you're talking about. Needs-averse meaning they don't understand the needs on account of pushing supplies to areas without waiting for their needs to be expressed. "Pull", conversely, sounds like preparing supplies and sending them when requested by the frontlines, taking the needs of varying areas of the conflict more into account.

You have amazing videos my friend and Ive learned a lot from them. I wish you the best.

I’m just sad we didn’t get a revisit of the 5 freedoms of the sky video. Those were the days

New content! So happy to be here, been here for a few years now.

Hey I have a video suggestion for you. How do country leader speak to each other. (bonus question: how do they do the same thing but secretly?)

Love that Percent of GDP Motion Graphic

on the semiconductor thing, idk if car manufacturer's have moved away from their massive chipsets (cars use 32nm chips while the modern smartphone is around 5nm, the new apple chips are 3nm). during covid because more people were buying electronics, chip companies moved to more of the small chips as it was more convenient for them do so. also relying on tsmc isn't great well because tsmc is in taiwan and well china

@martinum4

4 ай бұрын

There is no need to move away from such big nodes. Cars have space and power efficiency is rarely an issue when Most of the energy is going out the exhaust anyway

@aat8345

4 ай бұрын

@@martinum4 it would just make it easier for chip manufactures though

@martinum4

4 ай бұрын

@@aat8345 no, quite the opposite. The smaller the node, the harder everything gets since you need more preciscion in every step along the way. Compare it to throwing a Ball from afar, the bigger your target is, the easier it is to hit.

@aat8345

4 ай бұрын

@@martinum4 it is just that because they have so many nodes of smaller sizes it is cheaper to make them on a smaller node than having to spend time still supporting the massive chipsets. you are probably right on the difficulty of making the chips but because it is mainstream to have smaller nodes the larger ones are becoming more expensive to operate.

@martinum4

4 ай бұрын

@@aat8345 it is certainly not Mainstream. Maybe for GPUs and CPUs, but for everything else larger nodes are just fine because they dont compute much. There is just no need to have a 5nm based controller in your Toaster when even 50nm would do just fine.

Quite disappointed that you didn’t comment on the UK’s Rwanda immigration policy for that section… any particular reason?

7:58 How did they have internet in 1989? 😆

@doomsdayrabbit4398

4 ай бұрын

The internet was a thing back then. It was very different though.

@Eagle3302PL

4 ай бұрын

Time for you to do some reading.

@weetdirt

23 күн бұрын

The internet existed before 1989.

Lol, I literally thought you were saying "Singalina" until the very end of that segment where I realized it was "St Helena". No wonder I had no clue where you were talking about.

What airport is that at 6:55? I looked all over and can't work it out.

@JakeFromStatefarm703

4 ай бұрын

Seems like stock footage of the Newark Liberty International Airport in New York City.

@GordonWrigley

4 ай бұрын

@@JakeFromStatefarm703Thank you

Seriously, we need more airplanes videos, Sam.

@GENIUSA1A

4 ай бұрын

The reason why I started watching originally

The new standard charging port for EV’s has a lot of potential. Tesla’s original requirement for access to competitive diagnostic information was hindering the ability to standardize (The reality is most people don’t need DC fast charging. Unless you need to fill a gas tank from empty every day, and you can charge from home with 20 amp AC You would be fine. ) But for those couple times a year you need to drive more than 600 km/day this change is a game changer. I’m curious to see how the user interface will work. Tesla is controlled and paid via the car, all other manufacturers start the process through the charger. Still though, major success

21:27 what is going on with the reflection in the glass panel. Did they catch the simulation on film? It looks so weird...

Well Sam, maybe your videos brought attention to issues to those who have the power to make change/fix problems. Should be proud of it, keep up the work and the high quality

@makisekurisu4674

4 ай бұрын

I think politicians watch this channel and a few other channels a lot. I am pretty sure xi xinping watches this and polymatter

I suppose it's true the term "coronavirus" was really only known by epidemiologists, but we did briefly go through a SARS-CoV-1 scare back in the early 2000s. I guess we were too distracted post-9/11 by terrorism.

Sam, Nebula is crashing & restarting my tablet whenever I put a video longer than about 10 minutes. I don't know who I should tell! I love the platform, the channels are worth every penny and I will be renewing my sub again in the next few weeks. I just want to be able to watch you without it turning you off! Could you contact whoever is in charge of the software please? I know I'm not the only person who is having problems. 🥺

This was a nice wrap up, but the video itself seems to be missing or wrap up between the last segment and the sponsor task, and I missed that.

I remember the excitement when one of your videos was cited by “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”.

The best way to donate for good is to those in your local community whose direct impact affects you. Not only are you giving, but it connects you more to your neighbors.

@rubiconnn

4 ай бұрын

And also use charity navigator to check executive compensation. A charity isn't much good if the CEO is takin millions of dollars away from those in need for their own greed.

@rodrigojds

4 ай бұрын

you can donate in your local community AND elsewhere. It doesnt necessary have to be one or the other

@circuit10

4 ай бұрын

Is that really true though? I imagine the type of people who have disposable income to donate will be living near similar people who need it less

@rodrigojds

4 ай бұрын

@@rubiconnn did you know that charities are legally allowed to keep up to 25% of all donations for themselves?

@rubiconnn

4 ай бұрын

@@rodrigojds There's a difference between charities keepeing 25% of donation and using those to expand the charity and a charity keeping 25% of donations and giving the executives hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars in pay.

My answer initially was 1 (assuming it wasn't 2 as the grader had marked). The semi circle is a corner in the sense that in the real world there is no such thing as an infinitely sharp edge and everything is rounded. If you came upon a wall that had an end finish of a semi circle you would call it a corner.

My big complaint with this video is that it could have been structured -- and then written -- so that it builds to a more intentional feeling summative conclusion. Instead, when the re-visit on the ninth video was over, there was this really abrupt and unusually clunky shift to the sponsor credit. That's a shame, because there's a low-hanging summative conclusion available, namely that globalism is a more fraught and less obviously universal treatise of prosperity, and both countries and companies are going to have to balance globalist philosophies and ambitions with a much more sober view of geopolitics and its impacts on the wisdom of farthest-flung chains.

The biggest challenge to EVs has been shifting away from charging infrastructure itself and back towards electrical supply capacity and the high inefficiency of the energy density in the batteries

update/news short videos posted on sam from wendover would be sick

I have a question: when you first started Half As Interesting, you seemed to focus more on shorter-form topics while longer videos went on the Wendover Channel. How did you eventually decide to shift HAI over to its snarky and joke-ridden present form?

Love this format 👌🏼

Crazy how many years it has been

Thanks for that, a very interesting round up of world events.

About the EV charging standard stuff - I say this as the partner of one, design engineers working on EVs do watch your videos!! ;P

When i think of a wendover video i think of the neverending flogging of nebula...

Great video as always. I am thankful every year that you lost the reading voice :)

Corona virus was also known by cat owners who lost a cat to FIP. That’s also a corona virus. I knew a lot about corona viruses before corona.

The 300% import tariff was not defeated by manufacturing in Mobile. It was overturned well before that plan was implemented.

8:46 I can't believe he put Lisbon on the wrong place!

@shamrock141

4 ай бұрын

My guy you can't be serious

@diogor420

4 ай бұрын

@@shamrock141 Lisbon is further north than what is marked on the video! The marker is somewhere between Sines and Beja...

@shamrock141

4 ай бұрын

@@diogor420 you are correct, and this is a free KZread video, hardly worth the outrage since it's a barely noticeable error

@diogor420

4 ай бұрын

​@@shamrock141 It's offensive for me, as a Portuguese, when a channel with almost 5 Million subscribers and does videos about geography doesn't know or care where a capital of an European country is.

San Antonio in texas has laws that when you build a house you now have to have a charging outlet for evs.