As an American they are not wrong smh

I'm really loving the journey!! i had sold my house in Portugal and moved and bought a house in Provence and for sure it was challenging.

Its strange to me how much brits "think" about Americans, but as an American i have never thought about brits. 😂 very interesting

'Done' is better than 'perfect'. Other universes are full of 'perfect' ideas that never came to life in this one :D

Brits=American

British people are LOVED out here in USA. A lot of them live here as well as many Actors in USA are English.

Looks like this comment section has been run over by butthurt Americans who can't handle the truth.

Love when Mom says..."Color DOES affect your mood".

The British look down on anyone that isn't British. They are obnoxious and dense. At least the ones I've met.

ignorant, dumb and jealous is no way to go through life, my euros. USA

Im painting the walls this weekend to a home I just purchased. I needed this, thank you!!

It's been a minute since I've been back on KZbin checking out my favorite folks. You are still doing amazing work here. I'll be back more.

As an American, I'd say that Europe as a continent has its own problems so I'd probably be an idiot to assume it's a perfect utopia. However everything I do hear about places like Denmark, Poland, Hungary, France, Germany and the Nords (especially Finland) does make it sound like they do seem to be significantly happier and are able to live out their lives as they see it as opposed to how many people feel in the United States.

I love this video. We are also renovating, and it just feels spot on. So many decisions. So many new skills. It's so easy to do the 12 steps, haha.

I love the French countryside!!!

Very simple! It depends. If you are skilled, have a University degree and like to work and you are in good health -> USA is 100% better. If you will not work, only laying around, no education, no skills and not the will to change -> then Germany is your choice, with by far the best social help for no-citizen in this world. Working 8 hours 5 days a week, bring you only a little more of 300 bucks A Month compared to a family where nobody is doing anything. But this "welfare" for the unwilling is paid with the highest taxes, energy costs and social costs in the !World!!. And the weather in Germany is mostly awful. About 70% Rain/gray days

Nathaniel, you’re a true Maestro of storytelling❤

keep creating bro. you're changing lives

Nathaniel, do you like asking for help... orrrr....?

General conclusions cannot be drawn from the content presented here. The sample is so small and the knowledge of people of the American culture is very limited. I am French living in the US for the past 35 years and I married an American. I can tell you that I never felt closer to British people than when I first moved to the US and experienced American values. There are common underlying European values and general knowledge (history politics, culture) that a majority of Europeans (including British people ) share, creating a tight cultural connection. Don't get me wrong, I love the US and consider it my homebase now, however, whenever I meet someone from Europe (any country), I feel an instant connection and understanding that feels like home. As Europeans we share similar values such as trying to keep a balance between work, family life and leisure making quality of life a top priority (at all levels of society), finding normal that a government would take care of its citizen's health and the concept that if everyone chips in, we can all benefit from it when unfortunate times happen. In the US, it is a more individualistic perspective based on hard work ethic that entertains the idea that if you work hard you will succeed. Unfortunately, it is not automatic. I know Americans who work three jobs to make ends meet. Also the concept of friendship is very different from the French idea of friendship. Friendship in the US is a lighter, more volatile kind of friendship. It took me a while to understand and adapt to all these differences and now I am comfortable in both cultures and enjoy them because I choose to see the positive.

I have found Europeans very nice and helpful people when traveling in Europe, and while they certainly enjoy their lives: their standard of living does not match that of Americans.

Im Iranian and live in America and Americans are sometimes good people but in general most are not

I've lived in America my entire life and it's a country of friendly sociopaths. A sick country of sick people. Generally I don't like feeding into Europeans' sense of superiority but compared to the very lowest bar possible, America, yes, they are better.

It usually does...

The quality of your videos is so high now.

Don’t feel bad, you are never going to be a part of WASP

I'm english and don't look down on America at all. There's much to admire and respect regarding both the UK and USA equally. You dont have to like one and diss the other. I love how the language in America came from England and the role the UK made in America's birth, but America is in a better place now compared to us considering the loss of the empire and decline. We have a lot in common. America's power and success and Uk for setting the original example and its deeper history make 2 great countries. Without the british America as we know it wouldn't exist, but we brits need America for our survival now.

The British look down on everyone - even themselves. No one's escapes British ridicule.

Well, when you become a muslin country, don’t look to the USA

Great Britian is our 51st state

These Europeans sound so primitive lol

Take care of your grooming grape gangs and we'll hear it. Losers

this is a brilliant video, I love your honestly. And it's funny, I found this video while I was searching for thumbnail inspiration from your channel :D

I heard the rosarino call, ¡Qué zarpado, boludo! ¡Está re piola, pibe, mal!

0:05 - Hate to break it to you, but those aren't Europeans. Those are Africans in Europe. Massive difference.

I love your content, congratulations! And I understand your struggle and the feeling that you don’t really belong. I lived in Europe for 32 years and then moved to the US with my husband’s job. I left my country, quit my job, left my family and friends and hoped for the best. I’ve been living in the US for almost 6 years and I am so unhappy. I still feel unwelcome, many times people treat me with superiority and sometimes I am even invisible to them. After all this time, after struggling to make friends, I have only a few…acquaintances. I miss Europe so much and I hope I will go back soon. I miss home, US never felt like home. I hope you will find that place you can call home. 😊

God bless America- a very American comment

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