British Guy Reacts to SHOCKING US State Facts!

Yes, have to watch 2 or 3 times to let it all sink in

Here soon I will be traveling for hours on a motorcycle from Alabama to Manowi Nebraska. We're gonna see what her little town is all about.

Watch “The most disturbing things in each state iceberg”

I could have sworn Oklahoma was the longest with no gas stations? lol. Everytime I drove from Houston to Nebraska, I tried to plan ahead. EVERY time I ended up in the middle of OK, in
the middle of the night, pouring down rain, on empty - with no gas station in sight.

With the Centralia, PA fire, they did try to put it out. It proved impossible due to it being hard to access and has 200 years worth of fuel. It's literally a gigantic coal fire. So instead, they mandated a full evacuation of the town. Cuz this is a Chernobyl size disaster, but it's coal burning sinkholes under the town instead of radiation.

Californian here. Yes, we are jam packed full of people. Mainly the cities, but the small town I live in thats part of a county full of spread out small towns with hills and countryside that separates the towns are getting pretty crowded. While for the most part it's still pretty peaceful, I can see the difference in traffic compared to 20+ years ago.

Forgive me, Adam, but I was expecting to be bored. Shame on me; I should have known better. That was completely random and also fascinating. Thanks for sharing this!

You should check out something on Centralia. It's so interesting. They can't put the fire out, they tried and it started creating sinkholes thru the town. In 1979 a 12 year old fell into a sinkhole that opened unexpectedly under him. He was able to grab a tree root and pull himself out. The population went from 1000 in 1980 to just 5 in 2020. In 1983 most residents moved and accepted a buyout offer, relocating to a non burning town. Before and after pictures in the town are fascinating. There is even a game on Steam called Centralia. I don't think it's any good according to the reviews, but it exists anyway.

That Burger King is located in Mattoon, Illinois, and is still in operation today. Their burgers are friggin' awesome! 10 out of 10, highly recommend.

I have a shorter street than that here in Michigan

the Virginia fact about the Capitols location was incorrect. Richmond is in the southern part of Virginia not in Northern Virginia where he pointed to.

My belfast is 30 miles away. And Im a McDonald. And my state is on that map

Very fun the way he weaved all of those fun facts through all of the states and connected them all. Scott County, Tennessee apparently didn't agree with the Confederacy. This was during our civil war when the Northern States fought the Southern States over slavery, among other things. Tennessee sided with the pro-slavery South and the Southern States attempted to secede from the US. He doesn't say why, but the residents of Scott County likely believed that slavery should be abolished so they succeeded from Tennessee and sided with the North in the war.

Yes The original burger king is still in Illinois, Mattoon Illinois for those who want to visit

Dawg gotta come to Snake Pit at the Indy500 fucking party while hearing Indy cars going 200 with 300-400k people as well is insane to experience

ITs a skill to have useless knowledge your one step closer to start telling dad jokes.

When we say each state is different, there you go! This was fun!! You should do a video on Centralia - the underground fire. It's very weird and cool.

Thank you for sharing. I live in Washington state lot of these fun facts I've never heard of .

The Colorado street of 26 miles, Colfax Avenue, is not a "road", it is a continuous-running "street", in the city of Denver.

The fact about canadas population is actually slightly off, we’re up to 40M now

Too much interruption.

5 minutes for a red light would eventually drive me insane!!!

Growing up in NH there was no seat belt law at all until 1997.

Dont you just like to live in the USA 🇺🇸

I’ve actually visited that Nebraska town of 1 person and eaten in that “restaurant” shown in the video…the menu is small but good.

Adam,

Contiguous United States =
The 48 U.S. states on the mainland

The length of Colfax Avenue is almost long enough to host a Marathon race.

I live on the north side of the longest bridge in America the Lake Pontchartrain bridge in Louisiana. South side is your way to New Orleans and the north side where i live is Mandeville. The drive across that bridge is long as hell and can get very weary cause there’s nothing but water, it can be dangerous especially if you’re tired!

If someone commits murder in Yellowstone NP they will be tried for murder in the state they traveled from just like being n a boat.

Go to the Indianapolis 500 and you won't regret it. Well your wallet will but cars flying in rectangular/circles at 230mph+. F1 doesn't even quite match

The Centralia, PA fire is what they based the Silent Hill games on. Of course, it's all different for the upcoming game, since that one's set in Japan.

The mafia takes people to that part of Yellowstone all the time to off them as they cannot be tried for mur der because of the 6th Amendment.

You ever come out to Northern California, I'll give you a giant list of cool things to see!

Couple other random fun facts about Texas...

1. It was home to the last civil war battle. The Battle of Palmito Ranch happened near current-day Brownsville after the Confederacy's surrender due to how long it took for word to spread of the surrender. The battle was a clear Confederate victory.
2. One of the most well known towns (due to it being in a country song by Waylon Jennings) in Texas is actually a ghost town. Luckenbach, Texas has a population of 0 people (unless there is a concert happening there).
3. One of the largest college football stadiums in the country is located in College Station, TX at Texas A&M University (holding 102,733 people, but has gotten up to 110,633 people).
4. The 2nd largest canyon in the U.S. is Palo Duro located in Texas near Canyon, TX.

The longest road is route 66

Adam, I live in Idaho but my Wife is a California girl. We go visit her family in Sacramento but we like to go camping in on the coast near the lost coast redwoods. An area twice the size of GB plus Ireland ( look up timberhaul road in California) and we can spend 3 or 4 days and not see another person or vehicle.
Point being is that ONLY parts of California are packed full of people, most of it is basically wilderness with roads once you get away from the southern coast.

The 100-mile stretch is not fun lol. There's no service for pretty much all of it.

When I drove from Detroit to Washington state, there’s big signs fair warning you that when you’re about to go through Utah you better get gas. I think it was 118 miles between where I got gas to where I could get gas again.

I had a tire blow out on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. There isn't a shoulder, so you just have to keep going. Wasn't much rubber left by the time I got to the other side. HAHA!

GOD BLESS

As a person who lives in North SC. I just knew they would bring up North SC. It is home of Eartha Kitt (Cat Woman).

They did Wisconsin dirty we have many cooler facts and they bring up the packers.