10 Ways To Make Scottish People VERY ANGRY

[@brianl8481]

"What do you wear under your kilt?" "Shoes."

[@erichbrough6097]

What I was told: nothing's worn - it's all in perfect working order! 😋

[@deanward3445]

A blue ribbon.

[@neverlost-travelcampingand9756]

If I wore underwear it would be called a skirt!

[@Just-Me-Living]

When it comes to Gaelic, PLEASE keep it alive.

[@tonyahancock9585]

Yes, keep the Gaelic language alive. The other side of my ancestry is Cherokee and there has been a considerable effort in the last few decades to keep the language alive. It got to the point where only a few elders could still speak it fluently. Efforts were made to keep the language alive by teaching it in schools on the Reservation. It's coming back from the brink of being a dead language. Scotland needs to do the same with Gaelic as it is a beautiful language and it would be sad to lose it. So geyi, donvdagohvi (Goodbye, and until we meet again) from one of your half Tsalagi (Cherokee) followers.

[@Just-Me-Living]

@@tonyahancock9585 My step father is a quarter Cherokee, and his grandparents grew up in the Appalachians with the Scotch-Irish.

[@erichbrough6097]

💯 Yes! I love hearing it spoken, and would like to learn it.

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

A lot of us here in Appalachia in the US never stopped using it when we came here in 1745 after Drummossie moor. We use it so we can talk amongst ourselves privately.

[@briank10101]

Is the tracksuit the new style in Scotland?

[@aliceofspades]

I would never ask what a man was wearing under his kilt. That's just so rude! Plus I'd be afraid he'd show me.

[@lindamazur4208]

I only ask one guy that , my guy , LOL

[@ryank1273]

Always assume that they are going regimental!

[@tonyahancock9585]

That's just rude, but I'm sure a few Scottish guys have come up with some pretty awesome replies.

[@michritch3493]

@@ryank1273 Is regimental the same as commando?

[@ryank1273]

@@michritch3493 Aye.

[@probablynotdad6553]

"Deep fried capital of the world" *Laughs in deep south*

[@smcwr]

I thought that too

[@archaeologygrl]

I thought that too hahaha

[@robertgibson9619]

Lol look up origin of the "deep south" cuisine. hint: Scotland 😁

[@satturatedphat]

Also laughing in Alabamian

[@lesliesauceman8093]

Same! And about folks thinking they are backwards. We get that too.

[@misschris325]

I tried to learn Gaelic, in order to impress a handsome Scotsman. It turns out he speaks fluent Spanish, not a lick of Gaelic... and I'm a brown chick in LA that doesn't speak spanish!

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

My family is Scottish and my great-grandparents on the Duncan side were Gaelic and sometimes they would say things and I would be like Wtf?? I was just a kid and I learned how to speak French and Spanish but I was fluent in French and a little bit of German. Gaelic is a very difficult language to learn

[@billboth6572]

My wife is from Strathaven and she is Scottish. She will tolerate Scotch but correct people. Call her English and she will like to gie ah Glasge kiss.

[@lindamazur4208]

Rightly so !

[@efogg3]

right!

[@twdarcy]

lol

[@usersaccount5706]

Tell her I’m sorry, must be so hard coming from strathaven

[@grammageezee]

You made me chuckle! My late husband used to always say,,, scotch is a DRINK..I’m Scottish!

[@kimholcomb6943]

I'm Scottish by heritage so when someone calls a person scotch it really grates on my nerves and I tell them that scotch is a drink.

[@johnjdumas]

@@kimholcomb6943 But, the Scotch is of such high quality, it may be taken as a compliment.

[@danilaird]

What about Scot? Can you say that? Like I am Scot-Irish so I say it that way. Is that valid?

[@wordgirl8100]

I just started tuning in ... love watching your channel. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸 I believe that to be our tartan sported on this program. I've made something my granddaughter loves and for her friend using Tartan. I plan to make more like it. :-) We have many Scots around our area and golf course named for St Andrews. I never looked around that closely but discovering all kinds of things about my heritage here I hadn't known. I hope to make it there one day.

[@TURQUOISEEYES]

I have Scottish/Irish heritage also some German, my twin sister and I don't drink. My German relatives don't understand this. Both my parents do drink heavily. My Dad is where my Scottish/Irish heritage comes from and he is mean drunk. My twin and I just don't like the taste. So, very encouraging to hear this.

[@witatter1]

From a very young age, my mother stressed that I should never refer to a person a Scotch. Scotch is a drink, a person is a Scot. Lol, I can remember her saying this when I was around 7 or 8...and we never had Scotch ( or any alcohol) in the house. But her saying that has stuck with me all these years.

[@Stevarooni]

Like Asian vs. Oriental. Oriental always refers to non-people.

[@KoltiraMemeweaver]

I've never heard of people calling Scottish people a "Scotch" before. It sounds really weird since the country is called "Scotland" instead of "Scotchland" imo. The Asian vs. Oriental thing definitely. I'm Asian, not a freaking rug lol.

[@emchristine7757]

Always bringing the positivity! 🙌🏼 Early congratulations to 100k!! 💜

[@gwillis01]

My family went to Scotland in 1999. We went to a village fair one day. One of the things we saw was a stand up comedian who introduced the sports competition of the day. His answer to the classic question "What does a Scottish man wear under his kilt?" was "Nothing is worn. Everything is in good working order."

[@catherinehood3349]

I live in America and have heard a thousand times everything you covered today . I love your channel and it makes me feel a little homesick when I watch you . Keep up the good work . I look forward to seeing your new videos .

[@Bee-gy5sj]

When i first traveled to scotland and told my friends, i heard well i guess your not going for the food, another one said scotland is not known for its food, bland, and so on. Now everytime i hear someone say this or talk about it i correct them and tell them the food is awesome, best steaks in the world, i had many authentic dishes when i visited from little town centers to upscale and my heart danced with each and every dish i consumed! Scotland rocks with its cuisine.❤️

[@llchapman1234]

I am so excited about your 100K milestone! I look forward to many more episodes of Sean bringing cultures together to revel in our differences and our similarities. Thanks Sean!

[@rwbimbie5854]

5 Pound Sterling Go get your manager Sunshine.. LETS DO THIS THING!

[@lindamazur4208]

When I first was over , visiting my daughter , I was actually cautioned about that by the English couple running the b&b that I stayed at . They said it all spends the Same , don't let anybody tell you different . And I actually only had one instance when it was looked at suspect . but I had already pumped my petrol ,so what yea gonnie di ? Not take it ? LOL

[@newmoonsyzygy]

?!?!?!

[@LiltrexYT]

Glad I found your channel. I got a Scottish friend with a suuuuuper thick accent so I was trying to find someone with a thicker accent too so I can train myself to understand him better. Also, I’m trying to educate myself about his country the best I can lol

[@maryannewillequer3305]

Congratulations on your new level of subscriptions! Keep all things Scottish coming!

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 go get yer manage, sunshine.. wow Shaun I’ve never seen you this angry 😡 what I love about Scottish folk is that they have a good sense of humor about things. You have worked so hard on your channel and finally going to make it to 100,000 congratulations..enjoy your celebrations 🎉 you deserve it.

[@shaunvlog]

thank you so much Chris :)

[@kimberleyjanemcnab5343]

The reason why more of us don’t speak Gaelic is because the English government banned the teaching of it in schools!

[@michaelcalderone3087]

Scotch vs. Scottish was the same argument here in the States (not sure if elsewhere) about Oriental vs. Asian. The first in each case is for OBJECTS: rugs, artwork, etc. So, when someone call you Scotch, they dehumanize you. As for "What's under you kilt?" the best comeback (depending on how offensive you want to be) is "Your (girlfriend, boyfriend, mother, father)'s lipstick." Great meeting you last week, Shaun. Congratulations on the 100K!

[@glendapark1474]

I get a kick out of these videos. I should do one about Newfoundland lol. People think we live in huts or igloos and we drink like fish and that because our island is small we know everyone. Cracks me up. Huge congratulations on your upcoming milestone for your channel Shaun. Well deserved!

[@WickedKingLycoan]

Could you do a video on what Scotland is doing to teach Gaelic and Scottish history to the younger generations?

[@maryellencook9528]

Shaun, the next time somebody asks what you wear under your kilt, smile at them ,bat those big brown eyes and say ,"My shoes". That would be like asking a Texan if they rode their horse to school or to work and the person lives in a large city such as Houston, Dallas,San Antonio, Austin or one of the other larger cities in Texas .

[@maryellencook9528]

@@lorimcgregor8104 okay. Looks brown on my screen.

[@ryank1273]

I can think of another thing you can say, but it's not appropriate!

[@Victoria2cupsadayVlogger]

Congrats on the 100k Shaun very exciting indeed much deserved :o)

[@shaunvlog]

thank you :)

[@kevinroberts7365]

Early congrats on 100k! Big shoutout to the Edinburgh New Town Cookery School for helping to change the perspective of Scottish food!

[@amykat5]

Awesome as always! I’m from the south in the USA. We deep fry everything! At the MidSouth Fair and Delta Fair every fall you can eat deep fried candy bars, pickles, Oreos, butter. Yes, you can get breaded and deep fried butter on a stick. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@TwistedSither]

Preach!!!

[@gen.washington1893]

Deep fried icecream in Texas

[@anvie7536]

I have spent one month of my summer in Scotland and I can't wait to come back to Edinburgh, your city is the most beautiful city I have ever visited❤ . A girl from Spain

[@judgejudyrocks1]

Way to go Shaun!! 100K!!!! Should live feed the countdown!

[@Sandman6t9]

I love when people (here in the US) tell me that British food has no flavor. I tell them that they have no taste buds.

[@pollynolin3602]

I had the most delicious seafood and angus beef when I was in Scotland. Terrific meals. I couldn’t understand why people said the food wasn’t good in Scotland. I was frustrated, however, in trying to find decaf tea and coffee because I don’t do well with caffeine. 😳😉 Also, I know the correct term to call folks from Scotland is Scots. BUT my family is from the southern US, and my ancestors referred to themselves as “Scotch-Irish.” So that’s what I call them and myself.... and that should be okay. I’ve had Scottish people scold me that I shouldn’t use that term-“scotch”. I don’t argue with them, but I think to myself, “Lighten up, Francis”. I’ll refer to my ancestors they way they referred to themselves. Oh, and in the South, everything is dipped in batter and deep fried. Even the orange juice 😉

[@kimberleyjanemcnab5343]

Polly Nolin as someone who is actually from Scotland I can assure you he is correct that the term for someone from Scotland is Scottish. It is only when referring to a formal group of people, especially in a military group ie “the Scots Guards” or “the Scots Regiments” that it is the correct term. Glad you enjoyed our delicious food and if you ever come back I would recommend that you visit a supermarket and purchase some there, most restaurants who don’t offer decaf will happily supply you with hot water. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@heidimarchant5438]

How do you deep fry orange juice? 😂

[@tonyahancock9585]

Dear God here in the South we will attempt to batter and fry damn near anything. Pickles, Snickers candy bars, Oreo cookies, ice cream, Twinkies, scorpions, alligators, butter, sugar cubes, cheeseburgers, okra, cheesecake, mushrooms, macaroni and cheese, pizza, bubblegum, Kool-Aid, beer, and salsa just to name a few of the deep fried culinary WTF items America has invented mostly sold only at state fairs. We have no right to comment on Scotland's deep fried Mars bars as we have been known to deep fry anything and everything. Next time you visit the southern United States though I highly recommend you try some fried catfish or fried chicken. Fried apple pies, funnel cakes, and fried pickles are things of awesomeness as well.

[@jackmcnally9237]

@@kimberleyjanemcnab5343 scotch Irish is correct in Ulster. This from the plantation. Google! Your clan of the good guys!

[@DeathskullLord]

@@jackmcnally9237 Scottish ya barmy fool

[@dhession64]

If I could subscribe twice, I would. Keep up the good work, Shaun 👍👍✌

[@cameroncross2881]

Ta! Love your channel. #0.5 of How to make someone from Scotland angry - Say "I like your Irish accent." (Please not haters from IRE - I LOVE Ireland and Irish people) It's like saying to someone from Mississippi 'I love your Boston accent.' It shows the um, unlearned edjamacation of speaker. Cheers! Thanks for educating us!

[@thatswhatisaidCA]

Oh, that's a good one. As a Canadian, I admit I'm still occasionally unsure of the two accents (blush) (it takes me a minute...), but I would NEVER assume and say something like that! :D People just don't think...

[@cameroncross2881]

I try to learn where everyone is from - Love accents. Love to learn about others!

[@lesliesauceman8093]

That goes for any southern state. Never say they sound like they are from up north! Even if they have lived a good portion of their life up there and have picked up a little of the accent.

[@kathrynb8167]

It is the same as we can joke or complain about out own families, but if someone else says the same thing we are angry and offended.

[@AnnieDewiPerci]

I am Welsh and fluent Welsh speaker from north west wales and live near Dumbarton as my partner is full blooded west costian Scottish and we both hate any one say we are in England argggg

[@dttv2497]

Congrats on 100k Shaun you deserve it!🥳

[@shaunvlog]

Thank you!!!

[@1050cc]

🤣 bang on... it used to p*ss me off too after holidays in Scotland as kids / teenagers coming back south of the border and people doing a double take when you tried to pass a Scottish note. Like you, I kinda enjoyed the moment of them struggling and then finding they have to accept it 😁👏

[@janicesuddath9737]

I agree completely!! I'm from KS USA, with a bit of Scottish heritage. It drives me crazy when people call Scotts Scotch. Love your videos, especially places when you give some history. Your videos on Mary Queen of Scotts was one of my favorites.

[@glh4823]

The things we deep-fry at the Minnesota State Fair would curl your hair! (there's another weird expression for you) Keep frying those candy bars and being the cool Scot-ish (say it fast) guy you are! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@killerfunghoul3948]

mate, we deep fry pizza! even deep fry steak pies! there’s not much we won’t try in scotland.

[@glh4823]

@@killerfunghoul3948 We'll be there next year. Can't wait to give it a go!

[@harrison687]

Candy Bars? Wtf

[@patrickburns3628]

Love your videos Shaun. My Dad & Grandparents were from Scotland only been there twice myself in my twenties. Now that I have grown boys of my own we are planning a trip in a year or so, Savin up so we can make it a good one. I think you’ll get 200k plus in no time, Cheers.

[@rrushford5123]

Had watched your live feed before I watched this. Once again CONGRATULATIONS on your 100,000

[@stanleyreid9621]

When you were talking about the money..... Said get the manager sunshine ..... I had to laugh that was to funny ..... Love your videos...... keep it up .....

[@marcyolivia6237]

That was a lot of fun. Will be in Scotland next month, so thanks for the tips, Shaun.

[@dstarfire42]

Next time somebody calls you scotch, tell them "No. Scotch is a drink, so unless you're asking for a sip of me, ... " and give them either a flirtatious or wary look (depending on how they match your tastes).

[@kerrydevlin]

Thanks,I really enjoyed that,I'm with you on the currency it's infuriating when your told your pound is no good!

[@Necrothrall]

My brother has an amazing response to being asked what he wears under his kilt, he looks them dead in the eye and says "your mother's lipstick"

[@cynthiarose7833]

Love these videos! Good info. 😆

[@jacquelineking1683]

💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 100,000! I knew you'd make it Shaun! Here's to the next 100k! Thanks for all the time talent and honesty in all your shares! I love how you see the world and as always - I LOVE SCOTLAND! 💕

[@shaunvlog]

thank you so much :)

[@gutpunch6724]

I've refreshed 3 times to see you hit 100K subscribers. You made it! Congratulations, my friend! Well deserved!

[@shaunvlog]

Thanks so much 😊

[@kp8777]

You made it! Over 100,000 now! Congrats, Shaun! 🎉🙌 I enjoyed the vlog and can’t wait to visit Scotland in a few weeks.

[@shaunvlog]

Thank you 😊 hope you have a great time here. Where are you visiting?

[@kp8777]

My daughter and I will mostly be in Edinburgh, and Isle of Skye. We want to see as much as possible as we travel between the two areas. We are so excited!

[@drogoscg1]

This is off topic, but what is the sentiment in Scotland if a no deal Brexit occurs?

[@lorimidwife]

Yes please, go somewhere like the castle and do a live feed! Some of us could listen to you talk all day long!😊

[@lindsayschilling8707]

Hi, Shaun! Love your vids. When I was in Scotland, I ate outstanding food! Absolutely delicious. I had many memorable meals, but the best one was at Menteith (Port Menteith, Lake Menteith) at a hotel on the edge of the lake. While everyone's food looked delicious, I had what is commonly called 'Tweed and Kettle'; a fish pie somewhat. It was superb fresh salmon with one or two vegetables topped with browned mashed potatoes (all in a delicious white cream sauce). I know, fish pie did NOT sound appetizing, but in all honesty, it was the most delicious meal I have ever experienced!!! OUTSTANDING. Also, the best places to eat that won't break the bank are the pubs. Thanks, Shaun. Lindsay, Sacramento, California.

[@craigclayton8109]

Congrats on your soon to be 100,000 subscriber accomplishment Enjoy your videos and continued success in the future Peace out from the lone Star State..

[@allano937]

Loved your comments about Gaelic. I tried to learn Gaelic after wee Scottish lass posted a video on the subject. I have a book titled learn Gaelic in 12 weeks. Ive had it for 3 years and still cant get past the 3rd page as the grammer is very difficult to get to grips with. I can get by with greetings and order drink in Gaelic so thats all I need :D You covered all the things that get me angry on this post. I work for an Italian owned hotel and there are only a handful of Scots working there. My team tonight is 5 Italians, a Turk, Romanian and 2 Polish. The thing they do to really wind me up is to miss pronounce Glasgow as Glass gal and Edinburgh as Edin broo so thats not just an American thing unless they are really just doing it to annoy me.

[@greyarea3804]

The only thing that kept me from moving back home to retire was the bloody temperature. Can't take the cold and unfortunately we can't move Scotland further South

[@devilman2465]

It might bother you when you get to one of the later OUTLANDER books because Diana Gabaldon addresses the "Scotch" vs "Scots" thing and mentions in the notes at the back of the book that the two words were interchangeable through to the sixties I believe. So I think "Scotch" shows up in the books since it's historically appropriate.

[@UnicornsPoopRainbows]

Language is always changing and I LOVE that Gabaldon adds those little bits of info at the back of her books. It shows her academia background and how much research she puts into each book.

[@shaunvlog]

Perhaps true and I have no way of knowing whether this was widespread or just in certain locales, though nowadays nobody would use it here. Even my parents generation don’t use it. If true, I guess an interesting sign of how language trends change so quickly 😊

[@sirderam1]

I don't think Scotch was widely used interchangeably with Scots or Scottish in Scotland in the Sixties, if it was used at all. I think it had fallen out of favour by that time. I certainly don't remember it being used and I was always taught that it was incorrect. It may have been more widely used in England or elsewhere. I know it was used, even in Scotland in previous times.

[@shanem.2984]

Great video, Shaun! Thanks. 👍🏼 It feels racist to assume a Scottish person can gulp a bunch of drink. My heritage is Trinidad and a lot of people drink but I don’t. Never have a day in my life.

[@lizard6444]

Great video Shaun!

[@Liamella23]

Would love to see some Edinburgh related content for 100k. Maybe you could climb Arthur's seat? Was always something I enjoyed.

[@shaunvlog]

good idea, cheers :)

[@marcospinto8589]

Btw, as I was driving most of the time I didn't have a chance for a lot of alcohol, but I loved, loved a few Scottish beers I had at a traditional Scottish pub in Inverness. Btw, we loved every minute we were in Scotland and, well, I thik we will be back for a longer trip sometime. The only thing we did not enjoy were the midges, haha. Almost worse than our mosquitos. Take care and happy 100k subscribers!

[@shaunvlog]

Our midges are totally fierce 🤣

[@josepholinchak7558]

In April 1786 the publisher John Wilson of Kilmarnock printed 8 dozen copies seeking potential buyers for a new book of poems. The title of that document was "Proposals For Publishing By Subscription SCOTCH POEMS By Robert Burns". One of the sole surviving copies of that proposal is in the Burns Birthplace Museum. Today we'd say SCOTTISH POEMS, but hey, who am I to take issue with Burns.

[@shaunvlog]

Interesting! I’ve seen a few other comments along this line, and I think it’s interesting how language trends tend to change so fast. Even from one generation to the other

[@andreadeamon6419]

Actually most of the things you've said - I've never heard of before. Only the kilt thing and drinking. I'll mind my P's and Q's if I ever get to visit. Someday I would love to visit so many places. Enjoy your night and congratulations on your 100,000

[@amandawolfe1054]

Shaun, when you said that when people come there and assume that y’all are backwards, country bumpkins, with no running water and such....I understood that completely. As an East Tennesseean who’s hometown is at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountain Range, (The Great Smokey Mountain National Park, to be precise) I can tell you there’s tons of people who assume the same thing about us, too. And yes, all those assumptions and misconceptions can often piss us off.

[@thewhisperingwoods5069]

Congrats on hitting 100k Shaun

[@shaunvlog]

Thanks so much 😊

[@odysseusrex5908]

Your complaint about Scottish money is not unfamiliar. Here in the States we have a circulating, legal tender, $2.00 bill. They have a picture of Thomas Jefferson on them. For whatever reason, they are very rare. You almost never see them and there are a lot of people who literally don't even know they exist. There are a number of stories floating around about cashiers who have refused to accept them. One time somebody even called the police on a customer trying to pay with one, and the police officer explained that, yes, that's legal money and no, it's not counterfeit. A number of your complaints could be shared by Southerners here, which is interesting since so many Southerners are of Scottish descent. Also, I was happy to hear you talk about Scottish contributions to science. Scotts have also made major contributions to philosophy and theology. You could easily do whole videos on Scottish contributions to the Western intellectual tradition. But, speaking of science specifically, as I mentioned in a comment to a different video, I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on the Sutherland Spaceport. In the meantime, keep up the good work, your stuff is always interesting.

[@michritch3493]

I very much enjoyed the video. I feel very keenly that the fact that we speak the same language can lull me into thinking that our cultures are the same. And I am made doubly vulnerable by the fact that ever since my first visit to Scotland I am madly in love with the land, the history and the people. And Gaelic, God help me. So I really appreciate tips on how best not to make a complete a__ of myself, any more than I can naturally help it. So thank you most kindly. Also, I ate some lovely food while there. The Dalmore beef was tender and rich and the vegetables were particularly flavorful. They made US vegetables seem tasteless, strangely enough. A friend told me that some of that lovely produce was imported from elsewhere in Europe and that Brexit might affect availability. Is that true, does anyone know? I hope not. Love to to all you lovely, saucy Scottish persons! 💕❤😊❤ And heartfelt thanks, Shaun. And congratulations! You've certainly earned your hundred thousand, sir!

[@marcospinto8589]

100k! Congrats!!!

[@desertrose9483]

Hi Shaun, Congratulations on nearing the 100K Mark on your channel!! 👍 I love the creativity in your videos, and you deserve any and all continued success! I think the thing with this specific video, is stereotypes. Don't buy into stereotypes or make sweeping generalizations about an entire group of people. You can be mistaken!

[@2MadTruckers]

You should talk about the change in currency from paper notes to polymer notes...got caught out on my last visit with paper notes!!

[@marcospinto8589]

Your 4g not good? Don't say that! We drove all around Scotland 100% on Google maps and a smartphone and we did great. Tried the same here in Brazil and... well, it didn't work too well...

[@marcospinto8589]

@Rhiahl Well, my wife was the co-pilot who was navigating and following every bend on the screen, so she was the one to keep me on the right track. Only once we took a wrong road but this was still down there in Cardiff, Wales.

[@Angel_Ripoff]

Great video, Shaun! I think the Irish get a similar treatment when it comes to alcohol. These types of things are done to, probably, most people regardless of country. Like years ago, people in the UK would start chanting "Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!" (like from the Jerry Springer show) when they found out my best friend is from the USA.

[@TopGunSGA]

I work in a shop down in Hampshire and we get Scottish notes quite often which we do accept. Sometimes if it's a new member of staff they might call someone over if they get one but the answer is always the same "As long as it says sterling on it, it's fine" (appart from the old paper £5 and £10 notes)

[@darylhiggins4311]

Hi Shaun, Love all your videos! You have a great engaging personality! When I come to Scotland you can meet me at your favorite pub, and I will buy all the drinks!!!

[@shaunvlog]

i'm in :)

[@bjoeljones]

Congratulations, Well Done on reaching 100K subscribers, Shaun. If it is of any consolation, I get a lot of the same type comments here in America, ...so triggering. Slàinte

[@SunilKumar-hd5sl]

And when I arrived in London on the first day I had the oh sorry I can’t accept this. Well that was me off on one, I think you will find u can, even a postage stamp is legal tender. They realise my voice is getting louder and just take it 😂

[@bethroesch2156]

Go streaking through Fringe Fest??? 🤣🤣 Congratulations 🎉 you deserve it. I'm from Ohio, deep fried is it's own food group and required 3-5 times a week 😉😄😄

[@heidimarchant5438]

I think the money thing ruffles everybody's feathers. I tried to purchase something with a roll of quarters and the clerk tried to tell me she wouldn't except it and we had a few words about how it's issued by the government and why she had to except it. Then later I figured out that people try to be cheap and put things in rolls that aren't of that cash value. Another time I tried to cash a check that said no recourse on it and the bank manager wouldn't except it, I had to contact the head CEO and she told her she had to except it or find another job. I was taking legal courses at the time and I knew all this.

[@amygreen4408]

15 subscribers away from 100K! Way to go, Shaun!!💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸💙

[@tedlast4896]

Sincere question: what about the term “Scotch-Irish”? I hear that term sometimes to describe a subset of Scottish people with Irish ancestry.

[@akehapkap6143]

I like Scotland :) I've never been there but the landscape, the nature and history is amazing. Actually I know you've got your own money, your own government at really just as I see a part of Commonwealth (along with Canada, New Zealand and Australia, they all got their own money and bank system. And government). You have some common language with Norwegian, I'm not kidding you. I'm a nurse and started to try and find a job in Shetland, and then came brexit, and now the virus... Love your channel, BTW came here from Laurence from Lost in the pond 😊 Ps: Schotsman used to be a brand of cigarette in my childhood. My mom smoked them. No filter 🤔 Cheers from Norway :)

[@Triplezero13999]

We have a legit fish & chips + haggis food cart here in Beaverton, Oregon, USA run by a grumpy Scotsman. He also deep fries Mars bars and sells Irn-Bru. Fantastic spot, and you can't find anything else like it around here. Good man.

[@calebjdavisnc]

I am an American living in Northern Ireland, and number 8 happens to me all the time when I go to England! Ulster Bank and Bank of Ireland sterling notes look different and sometimes confuse people in England.

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

Having been born and lived most my life in the deep south (Tennessee & South Carolina), now living in Kentucky, which is considered mid-south, we are often accused also of frying everything we eat, well not everything but close. Here in Kentucky you will get a lively debate on where the world's best Whiskey is made. If ever here you should go on the Bourbon Tour. The best time to do that is during the Ky. Derby Festival, the 2 weeks leading up to the Kentucky Derby, which is ran the first Saturday in May. There's something going on every day. P.S.- Growing up spending summers on the family farm in central Ky., we raised Angus Cattle, owned a few of them myself.

[@Hero1117a]

Almost 100k, congratulations

[@SophieMia806]

I didn't know that about the deep fried foods in Scotland. That's interesting. What is the best deep fried food you've ever tasted, and what is the worst?

[@kunger9020]

You ever have fried ice cream? You take ice cream roll them in to balls refreeze them for a few hours, then crush corn flakes type cereal and a small bowl of beat egg whites, roll the ball in corn , egg, corn ,then the deep fryer for a few minutes and there you go ,dig in :) Texas style

[@joselynmejia7385]

K With the orange shirt I rather have a churro with ice cream 🤤

[@TheBruceGday]

Fried Scotch eggs 👍🏼! Fried haggis 👎 (it’s sacrilege). Eat it fresh, piping hot, with plenty of scotch for chaser 😃, but not fried

[@SophieMia806]

@@kunger9020 ...I've never had fried ice cream, but I've heard of it. I'd like to try it some day.

[@kunger9020]

@@joselynmejia7385 , try grounding up a churro or Cinnamon toast crunch cereal instead of cork flakes... You might be surprised 😂

[@annalindsey8461]

Loved this one! Super entertaining

[@ellelaforte3443]

Congratulations on 100k!! 🎉🎉 I've been watching your videos since last spring and I've learned so much about the lovely people and amazing places in Scotland. I finally got to have a visit for the first two weeks of August I can't shake the feeling that I would love to live in Scotland at some point in my life. Also- I thought the Pound Sterling notes were so cool so I kept paying for things with the Bank of England ones in the hopes that I would get Scottish banknotes. I ended up with quite the collection! Keep adventuring and making great content! :)

[@2dancemom2]

My grand mother used "scotch" as old slang word for; skimpy, cheap, short-changing, minimal. She was an american mid-western native of Celtic ancestry (Irish, Scots-Irish, Scottish) a couple generations removed from the other side of the pond. I don't know if this is a regional or cultural slang as I am a north-western american native.

[@paulcrawford5437]

With the bank notes thing I think its because in england (and Wales) only the bank of england can issue notes but here in Scotland all 3 of our major banks. Clydesdale, Bank of Scotland and The Royal Bank of Scotland can issue notes. In a couple years it won't matter anyway since most places, buses and taxis now accept cards.

[@Klawhauser353]

Iam scottish and Irish American and thanks video✝️☮️🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇮🇬🇧👍

[@cynthiajotim8223]

I love your wonderful scottish Salmon and the people. You are all gems.

[@bobbell4461]

As an exile I have a thing "Oh you are a long way from home aren't you" as if I have just arrived on the platform at Euston over night. A lady once said that to me on a bus in Enfield (where I currently live) and I pointed out that "no I,m not, just about three miles away", she replied "oh but you are from Scotland aren't you". Another one that irritates the living daylights out of me is when the weather gets cold "oh you'll be used with this won't you, coming from Scotland" here's news for them I have lived south of the Border 36 years - 7.5 years longer than I lived North of the Border - I am from Langholm in the deep South of Scotland. The coldest place I have ever been was at a point to point race meeting at Charing Kent about four years ago in Mid February. It stands out as the coldest day out I have ever known. Barely above freezing all day a nasty wind with snow flurries - I like kent but never again in February, or at least not at Charing.

[@PS3GamingScotland]

Congratulations on 100k subs. Very well deserved!! Nice one Shaun! :D

[@shaunvlog]

Thanks so much my friend 😊

[@thenaturelady4676]

"We even make fun of ourselves. We'll encourage you to join in, we love it!" ... My mom's side of the family are all of Scottish descent. If we couldn't make fun of ourselves and our loved ones (constantly) then, honestly, we probably wouldn't know what in the heck to ever talk about. XD

[@kimholcomb6943]

Congratulations on your 100,000 people reached. You've. Met your goal

[@shaunvlog]

thanks, almost there :)

[@jessicamceachern602]

Would love to see you do a livestream in Edinburgh! Loved this video. As an American of Scottish descent, the "Scotch" thing has always grated on me. Funnily enough I found a census document under which my great-grandfather appeared in Prince Edward Island, Canada (1880s or so). Under his "Nationality" they wrote "Scotch." I suppose it's the way they did things in Maritime Canada, LOL... It was an interesting discovery, though.

[@tanyamckinnon5376]

I just watched the Lia hats vid and she was at the festival too. Is it a film festival?

[@amyslingsby6947]

Before I moved to Scotland, a (very simple) friend of mine asked if we’d have electricity. WTH??? Do people not understand those films and tv like Braveheart, Outlander etc are set looong ago? And taxi drivers and sandwich shops in London were always refusing Scottish notes. I argued but to no avail.

[@daemein]

Congratulations on the 100K subscriptions!