Name: オーストラリア対イギリス。ノスタルジックなローリースワップ (Australia Vs. The UK: Nostalgic Lolly Swap)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:11:01.000Z
Duration: 13 min 20 s
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- I think of, like, small Australian towns.

- And they would have some like hard-boiled lollies.

- Okay, in it's full form, but you would call that a lolly.

- I would never go, can I just get a lolly--

- They're an ice lolly. - I'd get a lollipop.

- You could almost put them on your tongue

They would have like a bit of like sherbet

or something sour inside which was usually the best bit.

I grew up Catholic and I was made to go to church--

And you'd kinda grab 'em from your like pick-n-mix.

- So this starts off a little bit like you're eating paper.

- You don't need to bite it they just sort of disintegrate.

- Okay so it's literally like going to church.

- And they've got like sherbet in the middle.

- Yeah, but it will be, there'll be a little surprise.

- Yes, I forgot about that, it does stick to your mouth.

- Yeah, it tastes like finishing tennis training.

- Just pop on over to the canteen, 'cause I found 20 cents.

but also like triggered Catholic high school upbringing.

- These are really old-school, these really do take me back.

- This is the Fruit Salad, this is the Blackjack.

- If you merge the two into one, total game changer, like--

- They're like most iconic Australian lolly, I would say.

And you could literally buy a Red Frog for five cents.

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オーストラリア対イギリス。ノスタルジックなローリースワップ (Australia Vs. The UK: Nostalgic Lolly Swap)

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