I can't understand the jokes of America's Got Talent.

According to the cultural differences, the same southerners don't find it funny to watch the duet in the northeast, let alone farther away from the United States.

1。 "What's in that paper bag?"

What's in that paper bag?

"Give my wife a bottle of wine."

Give my wife a bottle of wine.

"Good business."

Good communication.

This is a word game on the phrase "exchange something for something".

When exchanging things abroad, it is customary to say: exchange something for something.

Shorter, it becomes "something for something", such as a cake for a fish. The for here means exchange.

Trade a cake for a fish (instead of "cake for fish")

So, although the original English sentence actually means "a bottle of wine for my wife"

But the person who answered deliberately understood it as "a bottle of wine for my wife"

So he deliberately answered "good deal" in exchange. Ha ha.

2。 What did the Indian in the suit say?

What did the Indian in the skirt say?

A: Not guilty.

Plead not guilty

This is a game about stereotypes and the word "suit"

A suit is understood as the kind of clothes he wore in prison, and then he was tried, so he said "not guilty"

This means that many Indians commit crimes, so if a person wears a suit, he must be tried.

Kind of like a racist joke, discriminating against Indians.

3。 I am an aboriginal living in Canada. I just want to say to you on behalf of all of us: We like what you have done to this place.

I belong to a person who has lived in Canada for a long time.

Then I want to tell you on behalf of all my compatriots that I like what you have done to transform this place.

This is aimed at white people who later settled in Canada, saying that they robbed the land of the original Canadians.

That sentence is telling them that this was originally our land. You're here to "reform"

This is a phrase often said by local comedian Don Kelly, but it is not a joke.

The last joke is also aimed at those white people who later settled in Canada and didn't respect these primitive Canadians.

Don joked, how can they use our name as a license plate name?