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There are literally lifts next to these stairs, as well as a ramp on one edge of the stairs you can use for your bike 4:28

I want to thank you for included Smorz cereal on this list, I have spent the last 15 years searching a tier list that includes it while my friend keeps dying to an elden ring boss.

I'm currently learning Dutch and German on Duolingo😅, also interested in learning Flemish, Afrikaans, Luxembourgish, Fris😅

I usually just work until they burn me completely out and stop showing up. Usually don't bother calling them even, they don't deserve a phone call.

Such a great video! Totally made me laugh!

So E numbers are bad, what about P-hacking? Some study looked at many E numbers and found some of them where correlated with hyperactivity. How many E numbers did they look at 100? 1000? 10,000? P-hacking is doing multiple statistical tests on the same dataset so that you are bound to find some significant relationships just by chance. Choose p value to p < .01, that's less than 1 in 100, compare hyperactivity on 300 E numbers then you would expect 3, 4, 5, or 6 to be significant even if none of the E-numbers had any effect. But hey, significant results are what get published and such a study is bound to get media attention so it's success even if it's scientific rubbish.

Such a fun video! I live in San Diego, CA, and I am going to order both the Clipper and T2 teas immediately!

19:11 The whole "wage secrecy" is objectively bad. I has been shown to breed distrust and cause workers to feel they're being underpaid, even if they're not. The only party it helps is the company, because now they can freely discriminate at will without any accountablity.

Horrible histories taught me to love history, then I went to school, and now I despise it.

6:12 I don't know, I'm Canadian and New Yorkers sound a lot more like me than like Texans. Also, people from the state of Georgia will often say they're from "Georgia". Which, no, they're not, they are from the United States, not the country of Georgia. Also, also, unless you're from one of the four REAL states (New York, Texas, Florida or California). Naming a state will mean nothing to most foreigners. (I have no idea where New Hampshire is)

(1) the "Aboot" is a specific canadian accent, same way not all americans have midwestern accents, or texan accents! (2) Time is only useful if there is ONE way to get there. 10km has a different meaning by foot, bike, car, train, bus, or other methods… and everyone will have one they generally prefer to use! So which time are you saying? (car obv for american; so time makes sense sadly)

I cycled through kensington every day for a year during uni. Luckily I had found a saf-ish route that was mostly on a "quietway" (what Kens&Chelsea calls their suggested cycling paths). They were actually really nice, basically just small roads with virtually 0 cars. But this was just me being lucky, the year before I was in Putney and I almost died when I tried to make it to kensington on a bike. Also, I once had to cycle from Battersea to Liverpool Street, I was quite concerned but my boyfriend said "oh don't worry, there is the cycleway!" only issue was that it was the day of the queen's funeral. Lots of roads were blocked - including the cycleway. I got redirected on regular roads with no separation from traffic and almost died again

If you had ever marked class sets (or multiple class sets) of exam papers you would understand the need to comply with instructions .

This was comforting to watch because my dad went through a VERY similar experience recently. The same symptoms and doctors also couldn't figure it out. We got a WHOPPING $90k bill because we couldn't afford health insurance. Ironic, huh?

I love your stripey shirt, where is it from? 👕

the "bless you" phrase always weirded me out (maybe 'cause of its religious origin)... in my language, we say "be healthy" or "wish you health" when someone sneezes which makes sense

Hi, glad you did this Evan! I'm not a Londoner but I am a committed daily bike rider, and I've heard about Kensington & Chelsea's attitude and the illegal removal of that bike lane :( In most cities cycling is absolutely fine, it just depends where you ride, you have to pick your routes carefully. I just wanted to suggest you get some Bikeability training. It's not to teach you how to ride a bike, you clearly know that, but that scary stretch could have been quite a bit less scary, and a lot more safe, if you all knew about proper road positioning etc. which what really makes a difference for safety (as opposed the the very small difference a helmet might make).

We love Ian xx

Ive done a decent amount of biking in Portland in the US which is a city that likes to consider itself bike friendly. There is however a certain gusto needed to ride as the legal pedants assume we should all be able to EVEN in portland. Unfortunately cars don't receive any of the negatives from a bike and car interaction. There are areas that are less car intensive somewhat like the cycleways and there is a lot of safety there. There really should be more separation like the cycleways you have so a thousand interactions all have to go right in order to arrive safetly.

Thanks for this vid from a Dutch cyclist. Many years ago I was a researcher in the English countryside and I cycled everything/everywhere. That was really scary at many a time, because there are just 'roads' and cars not expecting a bike. And you would end up on a big road everywhere in no time, really weird. But it still was good fun and really helpful in getting to know the area.

nice dodie cameo

Having been in London recently there is certainly a lot more infrastructure for cycling, but apparently traffic lights don't mean a thing to most of them at all. Normally this would be a few cases of bad behavior, but it seems more like 9 out of 10 cyclists ignored lights which meant as a pedestrian you had to be extra careful

I cycle a lot in London and am very comfortable, however, I am also a motorist and pedestrian. Really it just takes patience knowing that everyone else will cut you up so be predictable, anticipate and be aware of how the other road users use the road. What must be hard is what youur level of experience is and what you're trying to do i.e. go for a tour ride around london vs using it to get from A to B and then obviously bike paths are not gonna take you straight to work/your friends.

Something I tend to do, although it requires a bit of bravery and stubbornness, is that whenever I as a cyclist is treated like a vehicle like any others (and I dislike it) - I act as such, a "regular vehicle": middle of the lane, not letting cars pass without my acceptance or them doing something clearly illegal and stupid, abiding the rules (which, tbh, a lot of drivers won't such as low speed restrictions, stop signs, etc). They can't win the argument and most Swedes irregardless aren't that prone to bicker. What drivers need to understand is that cyclists and cycle-infrastructure is good for them.

In the U.S.A., if a customer asks your opinion about food and you give your recommendation, if they don't like it, they will demand a refund. It's safer not to have an opinion about food. Rather, we use words like, "This is spicy...this is sweeter" ect.

I cycled in Rotterdam on my brothers bike (which was far too big for me) on the hottest day of the year. It was 40 degrees and an unforgettably boiling experience. I wasn't scared of cars but I was terrified of the moped type vehicles driving past in the cycle lanes.

I'm british and the only time I have played baseball is in Wii sports. It always frustrated me when the ball landed outside the lines and was out because it is not in rounders

The thing is you want white americans to be just americans but its not possible because in america your hated for being white and nobody sees each other as just americans and lots of americans dont have history in america they have ancestors in other countries what do you think they cant claim them or something?

Metric is great for scientific precision, but Imperial units are poetic for everyday use. A pint at a pub.

the sun was rimming me! My thought: The sun was having a kiss of death 💀

Evan Edinger unblock my comment! I cba to write it again!

As a Dutchie, I cannot emphasize Dan's point enough: If other traffic is being an ***hole, your helmet will not save you. Also, the cycle paths are looking good. I've got plans to go to London next year with friends, I'll look into using them. Thanks!

wait what? I don’t see this on German on there. I want to call German Lily!

The naked cycle is partially to promote cycling safety As well as body confidence. 15:59 16:10

Dan Layton :-o Evan + Wrestletalk Xover when?

Thames path cycle video would be great. Never seen it from end to end. Gets too dangerous without a helmet after a certain point...

When there is any motorised transport on the same road as cyclists there will always be knob road owners who think we shouldn't be on their road

What about a foreigner working as a teacher?

I'm a finn and my middle & high schooling happened in the 70's. What I remember about Holocaust in our history classes we studied mostly what caused it starting with Germany after WWI. With that kinda insight i was shocked when the True Finn movement and party was formed. What had happened so that people could not see that their arguments were just the same that were wildly seminated in Germany in 20's. Btw. Is there still Holocaust museum in Bedlam, London?

Never thought Londoners were rude, and I visited the place many times

The period the USA has been living in for the past 248 years had a name in Europe : Middle-Age. Nobody in France would use that strange way of communicating temperature (the eighties, etc.). If it's 22°C, it's 22°C. Not low twenties. Precision (even though the temperature varies slightly all the time).

Really enjoyed watching this video, so recognizable as a Dutch cyclist in London! I work as a bike tour guide, so I'm regularly herding groups of Dutch tourists along these bike lanes. If you ever want to join on a bike tour or chat to a group of Dutchies who regularly cycle around London: you're more than welcome to join us sometime!

Cycling in London is a breeze compared to cycling in Northampton or most other towns in the UK, as long as you keep up with the traffic around you and not be in the way, youre fine. You guy's where a bunch of slow moving vehicles, standing out as tourists, and obstructing traffic, and that causes issues.

Love " ....is walking a European thing?" ..... Yes, you're legs are imported from Germany.

Until drivers receive stiff penalties for dangerous driving, nothing will change.

As a dutchy having bikes in London with a full excursion of other Dutch teens through Hyde park it definitely wasn't as safe as we were used to. Currently living and using a bike highway and definitely not what the London highways are like. Mine is straight far removed from traffic when it can be wide and you can priority instead of the cars. But I'm happy to see that London seems to be safer for cyclists now. Cycling does and a little fun to a commute, even if it's just the little things and the weird things like everyone getting soaked on a rainy June day, or birds in march or just having time to watch the sun rise over a river.