Careful if you hope in a Plaine and fly to Germany to drive 200 on the German Autobahn no way then even on our Highway we have an tempo limit and on our Intercity we have for sure a limit there.But is has to some with that to do here in Germany drive over 90%from the locals a manual Car and not an Automatic Car
@tomrenfro3877 минут бұрын
Damn. Give this man some fruit to shut him up
@paddydong441018 минут бұрын
If one of my mates said the word plimsolls... They'd get punched
@paddydong441020 минут бұрын
Americans think to hard
@paddydong441021 минут бұрын
Beefy-love bite-hickey
@AnnacolleenEtters23 минут бұрын
I grew up on Taylor porkroll, and scrapple. I grew up in Maryland, Alabama, Rio de Janeiro, and Virginia.
@Snoopydad40 минут бұрын
Barbara WaWa? Jimmies is the New England word for sprinkles.
@ka9dgx43 минут бұрын
What fruit is in season all year around? None of them.... if they had something one week, and not the next, there would be a ton of complaints.
@camilledvorak7151Сағат бұрын
Yes, transportation services using kidnapping is a thing. They're affiliated with "conversion camps" where they strap a kid to a chair with leads attached to their gentalia while they're forced to watch p*rn and if they get aroused they're subjected to electric shock to discourage "improper" responses. Then they're forced to have "heteronormative" intercourse with s3x workers or if they're lesbians, are r*ped by grown "religious" men to "teach them the "proper" way to have relations. It's a truly disgusting practice. "Christians" are some truly f'd up people.
@renatocferrazСағат бұрын
I really hope to see you feeding her a bacon egg, and cheese on a roll.
@renatocferrazСағат бұрын
Why would you feed your girlfriend scrapple?
@kishka7Сағат бұрын
Evan - Didn't they have any KETTLE KORN??????? It' the BEST
@jenniferweinbergСағат бұрын
You should really try the Minnesota State Fair, if you want an amazing fair experience. I would love to see her go on the Sling Shot. Also the Butterfly House would make for good fun!
@111danish1112 сағат бұрын
There is a whole foods at Columbus and Illinois.
@amethystjean17442 сағат бұрын
Cheetos was puffed before crunchy.
@mmeade94022 сағат бұрын
The processed food is all over America, its not just New Jersey. But on the other end, you can eat well, you just have to make an effort to do so. There's lots of fresh unprocessed food all over, just have to have the willpower to not grab the processed junk that grabs your eye first.
@zamyzonzalez22502 сағат бұрын
Detroit pizza is famous? I'm from there, and didn't know that. Fresh fruit can also be tricky to find in inner city Detroit, as big supermarkets aren't common in higher crime areas anymore. When I was a kid there were big grocery stores, but now I only find produce at smaller ethnic markets. BTW: I agree that political adverts were atypically rampant this year.
@matthewtimber47802 сағат бұрын
On your "weird interaction" midwesterners are nice but not kind, whereas northeasterners are kind but not nice. You want someone to actually give a shit but tell you how it is, that's the northeast. You want someone to not give a shit but talk in a sincere tone and ask about your day, that's the midwest.
@jmcg61892 сағат бұрын
I've always liked the Pennsylvania Turnpike and its tunnels. I don't think I've driven the entire length though.
@pou6182 сағат бұрын
Why is he acting like a foreigner when he totally has spent a great deal of time in the US?
@jmcg61892 сағат бұрын
Why didn't you just go to a grocery store? There much have been groceries in Wicker Park.
@thomaslorenz14843 сағат бұрын
Heather is gorgeous, her accent melts my heart. Wish you too all the best on your journey of love, happiness and life.
@MetroCSN3 сағат бұрын
The case of the Chicago Skyway and Illinois Tollroads, instead of the usual state funded infrastructure, the tolls pay for the maintenance and improvements, even the adding of much needed additional roadway (tolls, of course).
@thomaslorenz14843 сағат бұрын
Luv ritas
@thomaslorenz14843 сағат бұрын
Everything bagel and locks
@MetroCSN3 сағат бұрын
All you needed to do is go into grocery store. There are grocery stores in the city. There is a 7-11 which has fruit in downtown Chicago.
@thomaslorenz14843 сағат бұрын
She’s a keeper Evan. I hope y’all get married.
@thomaslorenz14843 сағат бұрын
Those home fries look exactly like my mom’s when I was growing up.
@brucehorn76003 сағат бұрын
When I was ten we lived in England for a year and when we moved back to California some of the things I missed were: Flakes, English cheddar cheese, the British version of Cadbury’s Fruit and Nut, cool temperatures, red double-decker buses, Beano!, The Magic Roundabout, Blue Peter, Top of the Pops, milk with cream on the top, Dr. Who (this was long before it came to the States), buildings older than the 1850s, Essex/Cockney accents.
@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay4 сағат бұрын
Evans, did you ever think of going to an ACTUAL GROCERY STORE? The Fresh Produce Section is literally right there when you walk in the place.
@pomptonqueen4 сағат бұрын
As regards sitting at a job, I immediately though of Aldi where the cashiers sit. They've done studies and the scan rate is faster for seated cashiers.
@ernestotheawesomeone4 сағат бұрын
Life long chicagoan here. In regards to fruits, i never really noticed the lack of fruits in places. Maybe because i get my fruits from the grocery store since i feel if i buy them at a random place, it wouldn't be as fresh. Also, pro tip, you can easily avoid the skyway by taking I94 instead of I90. Both will take you to indiana. I think NY and boston are rhe most expensive for tolls. IMO. That reminds me, i need to reload my account for the tolls. Lol
@renezescribe12294 сағат бұрын
TSA incident Maybe, next time you take the plane, think of wearing jogging pants...
@Tenchi104 сағат бұрын
We have a hawk beacon here in Cali, and we treat it how it's meant to be treated, except we go slowly over blinking yellow, and use flashing red as a stop sign. Mostly for safety. We rather be cautious than regretful.
@GraemeHart88884 сағат бұрын
"What do you look for in a chicken?" A definite missed opportunity there. 😅
@waituntilthebeep5 сағат бұрын
So.. in the UK, they are basically stuck with frozen margarine masquerading as ice cream? Sounds about right. Just don't say it's gross or you will be arrested and incarcerated for hate speech. The greenies say - cows fart, milk comes from cows so plasticized "ice cream" is a greener option.
@michaelhodge67795 сағат бұрын
I’m from South Carolina and I’ve never seen something this southern. Never knew about New Jersey. Think of the mafia when I think of you so sorry.
@kamo72935 сағат бұрын
eu: "it's bad for the cows" us: "no no no the milk is safe to drink"
@Lisa-vb3gn5 сағат бұрын
It’s so strange. I live in the Midwest and you can buy fruit and vegetables at the gas station, convenience stores, farmers markets, etc. I have never in my life ever struggled or even had to try to find produce.
@billmmckelvie51885 сағат бұрын
I can understand if you mishear Heather and comeback with Corvette as opposed to a Courgette, I am sure she'll forgive you if you take her for a drive in it! Being a Northerner I do not have a problem with what I call the posh veg, I just don't eat it, I just eat Cauliflower Cheese or Garden Peas, the humble carrot and any other normal veg! It is not cutlery, it is eating irons! at least if in the military or a veteran. Now I am going to go British catering tech specy on you. In the UK what you refer to the broiler is called a Salamander grill or just a Salamander. Some of us Northerners use the Aussie word 'Barbie' for the outside BBQ when we're being really posh.😂 It is _'most'_ definitely _:not'_ a grill.
@ElsBels255 сағат бұрын
The coffee thing in BCN is not a language barrier btw...I lived there. You do not have coffee as a take away. If you have a coffee you are going to be sitting down and "tomar un cafe" which literally means taking a coffee. People do not drink coffee while doing other things or in the street or in take away cups. It is in a glass or espresso porcelain cup and it is consumed indoors or outdoors in the morning: at the bar standing, or sitting in a cafe/bakery after lunch normally an espresso either at home or in the restaurant and often around 6pm BEFORE dinner in a cafe. :-) Not uncommon also for people to have herbal tea, cocktails, beers, depending on personal preference. I would say not everyone drinks coffee as much as I experienced in the US!
@OhMeadhbh5 сағат бұрын
oooh... the US version of coupling was... unfortunate. also, the US version of Red Dwarf... not really as good as one would have hoped.
@dkwillrn5 сағат бұрын
You are looking for a giraffe in the city. Go to the grocery stores. Fruit stands are in the rural areas( too expensive to rent space in the city). I agree there should be more fruit available . It’s a cultural thing. The Midwest is great, just visit the rural areas for non restaurant food and you will find wonderful foods
@patmcphillips25305 сағат бұрын
How do you know how old I am?
@kamo72935 сағат бұрын
raw milk ban good products made from raw milk ban confused they become safe for human consumption at that point
@kamo72935 сағат бұрын
8:50 it's one of those childhood nostalgia things. I won't go nuts for a pb&j cause I didn't grow up with them as a brit, but I can still like kinder egg.
@heathercurry8985 сағат бұрын
If a barista makes me a drink, I try to pay $1. It’s the same rule I apply to a bartender who pours me a beer.
@glockbell5 сағат бұрын
Detroit is the exception to Midwestern niceness. They're proudly "Michigan mean."
@TractorDog5 сағат бұрын
Marry that woman friend. Trust me, I'm old and have spent a huge amount of time in the UK over the past 30 years and I know the various subcultures. She is a keeper.
@kamo72935 сағат бұрын
I've had kraft mac and cheese as an adult... yeah nostalgia plays a lot for their taste... oh didn't like it