HOLLAND, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – A British social media duo known for their work traveling and tasting their way across the U.S. are making their way though Michigan.

Josh Cauldwell-Clarke and Jase Riley, known as Josh and Jase on TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, have been documenting their travels around Michigan. Earlier this week, they stopped in Holland and took in a Hope College basketball game.

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There’s another thing Josh and Jase noticed as they arrived in Michigan from across the pond. “There’s a lot of potholes!” the pair said. Jase added, “I understand now why Michigan likes the snow. It fills the potholes.”

Josh chimed in, asking “I want to know where the funding is? It needs to be going to the potholes. I’ve got whiplash.”

The quality of Michigan’s roads are as much of a part of the state’s culture as the Great Lakes, Vernors, and going “up north.” It’s been the centerpiece of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s two terms — a promise to “fix the damn roads” — but critics say the effort has hit more potholes than progress, a bumpy reality even out-of-town drivers can spot.

“Let’s get them potholes filled!” Josh said.