5 Lies Brits in America Tell Themselves | BRITISH COUPLE REACTS

[@jebboceefus553]

Hershey is not our only chocolate manufacturer. Lol

[@wordkyle]

I guess it has already been pointed out that Hershey's is just one brand of chocolate in the US. It's not accurate to say British chocolate is better than American based on one example.

[@Furball-8994]

That's true. In my area we have Hershey, Nestle, Mars and a few others, Even Hershey makes several different types of chocolate's. With that said, It's not accurate to say any chocolate is better than any other, Only which you prefer. There are hundreds of chocolate Co.'s in the world. They all survive because a large enough populous thinks that there chocolate is the best.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi guys! I grew up eating Hershey's as a little kid ( when I could get it), but as I got older I encountered Cadbury, Lindt, Nestle's, Godiva and various French, Italian, Belgian, German, Swiss, Mexican, and Irish chocolates. I liked all of them. Sure, there were differences, but they all tasted like chocolate. Some I like better than others but sometimes it's just the mood I'm in. Kind of like different wines. Also, I found out that the higher priced ones weren't always the best.

[@jtoland2333]

Have you tried Godiva's Orange Chocolate? Heavenly! 😊😊😊

[@randalmayeux8880]

@@jtoland2333 No, I haven't, but it sounds great! If it's like their other chocolates, it's bound to be good. Next time I'm able to, I'm going to get some. Thanks!

[@Carfan678]

Milkas my fave its from Switzerland

[@SGlitz]

Hershey's and Cadbury are not "bad" but different. They are made differently with different processes. But because of Mr. Hershey the common man has the luxury of chocolate. Before him it was an expensive elitist treat not for the masses.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

Cadbury products are better in Britain than in America. However, Hershey is the basic affordable "good enough" chocolate that you buy for children who are too young to have refined tastes, or to hand out at Halloween, or whatever. (Nestle, M&M/Mars, the Cadbury products sold in North America, and Reece's are also in this category.) If you want *good* chocolate in America, you buy Ghirardelli, or at least Dove.

[@jeffgebarowski4808]

​@@jonadabtheunsightlyYES !!!

[@torstenheling3830]

Good quote: Travel is fatal to narrow-mindedness.

[@nullakjg767]

Better quote: british people traveling to your lands is fatal to your civilization.

[@BrLoc]

Most Americans understand quite well that when a Brit says football it doesn't usually mean American football but rather, soccer. And Hershey is the biggest chocolate company in America but we have more smaller and far more delicious chocolatiers as well. The Amish chocolate sweets will knock your socks off it's so good.

[@Human_2.0]

Cadbury is different tier to Hershey but they are not supposed to be compared to begin with. As much as Cadbury is better tasting than a standard Hershey's bar, the said Hershey's bar is far more important. MadMen covered it quite well.

[@torstenheling3830]

I also like this Alexander von Humboldt quote: „Die gefährlichste aller Weltanschauungen ist die Weltanschauung der Leute, welche die Welt nicht angeschaut haben.“ The most dangerous of world views is the world view of people who have never seen the world.

[@shibboleth5768]

4:14 I think here is the disconnect on chocolate. If we are comparing strictly a plain ol' bar of milk chocolate, Im sure there are plenty of chocolate bars better than Hershey. I say this as someon who likes Hershey. The problem comes in when a European sticks their noses in the air in disguist at Hershey, it isnt just chocolate they are snubbing. Hershey is responsible for the most lifechanging chocolate candy in the history of the known universe. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. No one snubs their nose at Reeses. I'm pretty sure thats a war crime. lol. Not to mention that the supposedly '"superior" British Cadbury is OWNED by Hershey......but I digress. Cant we all just agree that Chocolate is wonderful regardless of brand? 🤪

[@thomassantillan2194]

Hershey doesn't own Cadbury, they manufacture & distribute it in the US.

[@nullakjg767]

@@thomassantillan2194 I wonder if brit cadbury tastes different from american. i only ever see it around easter usually.

[@derred723]

You also only know one American brand of chocolate which is pretty funny. There are many. Ghirardelli is like "ahem!"

[@jordanledoux197]

I do find it pretty funny when Europeans in general, not just Brits, seem to think that the US is a similar size to their country. Sometimes that catches people out in stuff like planning travel, but a lot of Europeans are at least aware you can't do New York, Las Vegas, Hollywood, and the Grand Canyon in one week with a rental car. But it creeps into other things. The US is WAY to big to only have one chocolate manufacturer. There's like 350 million people living here. The US is too big for FUCKING WALMART! There's huge sections of the west and mid west that are dominated by other larger retailers, and almost every state and city has a few regional retailers and grocers. We're even kind of too big for one airline. Like, Europeans are aware that we have Delta, and American Airlines, and United, and so on, but a lot of them don't realize that you can't get everywhere on any one of those airlines easily. Most of the larger cities you can get to from the larger national carriers, but the west coast has FAR fewer American Airlines flights, and it's actually difficult to get to places outside Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego on American. That's a mostly east of the rockies carrier. They do have flights out here, but people on the west coast are much more likely to fly Southwest or Alaskan. That's just how big the country is, and how many people are here, and how large the economy is. The US is too big for there to only be one "good option" for most things.

[@RealDiehl99]

Good point in response to Lawrence's first "lie". Something familiar often makes us think that it is better. I'm sure people all over the world feel the same way. Our brains like familiar things and most likely trigger emotions and feelings that we in turn interpret as "better", for lack of a more accurate description. I'm sure the culture shock of visiting a new country inadvertently makes us long for the more familiar-or better- way things were done in the old country.

[@andreakear97]

Congrats again on the baby! I like both Cadbury and Hershey's okay but there are so many other kinds of chocolate here. I'd have a hard time choosing a favorite.

[@DavidTheHypnotist]

I love Cadbury cream eggs! They’re my favorite!

[@GeneMontana406]

i don't think i would get use to saying biscuit for a cookie 😀

[@patricetemple733]

We also have Cadbury chocolate in the US

[@George-ux6zz]

Remember, the US adopted the term soccer from the British. Now we're persecuted for using the British term by the same British.

[@eksortso]

It's true. And just because we in the U.S. call it soccer doesn't mean we don't like the game. I love it, myself, even though I love the football I grew up with, too. And it's a testament to the sport's popularity that it's called different names across the world.

[@torstenheling3830]

There are a lot of laws we got from the British (as well as laws passed in British colonies) that Britain very quickly abandoned itself when it left its former colonies and granted them independence, which are pretty ridiculous. The 21 year old age of majority for example (which only has a remnant of it left in a 21 year old age to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages in the US, imposed on the States by the Feds coercively, which threatened to reduce a State‘s highway funding by 15% if a State with a lower drinking age didn’t raise it within a few years, in a 1984 piece of legislation- a failed highway safety measure). It’s not a big deal, so all States complied. But, Britain dropped that age (21) years ago to 18 to be in conformity with the rest of Europe. That peculiar age of 21 derived from a Middle Ages belief arising in Britain that held a man was a fully grown man, i.e, entitled to be treated as having reached the age of majority, and was fully adult, when he was strong enough to put on his armor to fight battle as a knight without any assistance. And 21 was thought of as that magical age. Weird as it is, it caught hold and stuck around awhile and still exists in many former colonies.

[@eksortso]

@@torstenheling3830 Interesting, but what's that got to do with soccer? Aside from maybe the Laws of the Game?

[@torstenheling3830]

@@eksortso nothing really.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Hershey's is ick but Ghirardelli is fantastic. Have you tried that American chocolate? People tend to forget Ghirardelli is also American. 😊

[@anthonyrobertson2011]

There have always been alternatives to hershey bars. I would buy those alternatives back in the 80s in high school. Hershey is not the only choice here, but yes you will almost always have hershey at any store so it is ubiquitous.

[@barbarafrey1919]

Ghirardelli is delicious. Especially their dark chocolate and raspberry squares!

[@marydavis5234]

Ghiraradelli is made by an Italian company.

[@davidcosta2244]

​​@@marydavis5234Incorrect. He was an Italian immigrant that started making chocolate in San Francisco and had to spell the name phonetically due to so many people not pronouncing the name property. With the History Channel episode of Modern Marvels entitled the history of chocolate.

[@aNeighbour]

Yes!! Love me some Ghirardelli

[@janethernandez724]

Hi Beesley's! I agree with you Millie on the one where you mention how it is good if one can adapt to their environment, I found it possible adapting to the British vernacular while we vacationed in England twice, and I think with this vernacular architect it helps us connect with each other once we understand the context in how their words are used. I don't have a preference when it comes to chocolate, I do love Hershey's only because I have had it for so many years but during our travels, I have found chocolate that does taste better than Hershey's. It is not a bad thing I just know now that I have options for enjoying different brands of chocolate depending on my moods! I enjoyed this video reaction! ☮💕👍

[@toddjohnson5692]

One note: The video you did on the Polish/English gal who is travelling around the world and drove the RV. One of her best videos is of when she went to a small local rodeo. Check that out :)

[@Badllamah]

They did last month kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5-0gKudjrtlqZY cheers!

[@La_Roo]

Best wishes for a safe, easy but most importantly a healthy delivery! Good luck!

[@roseannepryor7220]

Lol! Grew up in Pennsylvania, Hershey was the only chocolate I knew! Then I tried European chocolates, oh my goodness, they were so much better. But I still like my Hershey’s, especially when making s’mores.😂

[@Badllamah]

Living on the West Coast, It's Ghirardelli chocolate for me.

[@richchie71]

Nothing is better than a Reeses peanut butter cup

[@BTinSF]

Why's there a Hershey-Cadbury debate? Cadbury (as well as various Dutch and Swiss brands) is readily available in the US for those who prefer it. I go back and forth--after a period of eating one, I usually go back to the other for a while. Accents: Face it. "Game of Thrones" at al without British accents might not be worth watching. Swimming pools in American life: I think it's a phase. I went through it. Most Americans want a pool until they have one and find out how much work it can be (or cost if you have someone else do it) to keep the thing pristine and the water crystalline (especially if you want to leave periodically on vacation). I had one when I lived in Florida. I made certain when I moved to Arizona that I bought a house without one.

[@rickmills4801]

There's other kinds of chocolate in the U.S, too! I think you could find a local chocolate shop from here in Wyoming by the name of Donnell's Candy, on the web (having said that, I haven't tried 😅, as I only live five blocks away!) But maybe they'll have a web presence, and you can give 'em a try...Cheers!

[@toyota420xp]

The origin of soccer was a few linguistically creative University of Oxford students in the 1880s who first distinguished between the sports of “rugger” (rugby football) and “assoccer” (association football). The latter term was further shortened to “soccer” (sometimes spelled “socker”) and the name quickly spread beyond the campus.

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

Hersheys has that special taste because soldiers wanted it. Hershey was like Cadbury. I mean there is no difference. Except one ingredient added. The US shipped bars to the soldiers in war time. When the war was over, they went straight for Hersheys their favorite candy bar. But what they found was the taste of Cadbury. Yuck, they said. So, Hershey put the ingredient in for good to please them. I forgot the ingredient, but it might have been a preservative to last long in war. Video on YT about this.

[@RamblingRose08]

Hershey's is just one of our chocolate brands. There are a few that are worse than Hershey's and they're are many that are WAY better. It seems like Hershey's is the only brand that has reached the UK. Unfortunately I have never had British chocolate so I can't weigh in on the debate, but there are so many American chocolates that I love. I am in Northern California so a huge chunk of Ghirardelli Chocolate straight from the San Francisco factory holds a special place in my heart ❤️ I look forward to trying British chocolate some day. 😊

[@bedlambreed5090]

I think the Swiss got the UK and USA beat in the chocolate

[@tonycone7848]

I'm from the US I lived in Canada for five years and I prefer their Hershey's bars over the US Hershey's bar.

[@dhunsi1340]

I’m sorry I do get tired of this 😂Hershey’s is mass market - try some like Ghirardelli’s. Hershey is not the only American Chocolate.

[@skyjust828]

I love children speaking with English accents or even in another language 😂❤ I hear a 5 yr old speaking Spanish or French it freaks me out 😘❣️😍

[@scottdarden3091]

You like your chocolate 😊 okay did you not see the two British guys eating fudge from Bucees in Texas? Fudge is chocolate. Hershey's candy bars are not our only chocolate.

[@marydavis5234]

Chocolate and fudge are not the same thing.

[@scottdarden3091]

@@marydavis5234 who eats fruit fudge, I'm from Texas home of Bucees all you will find is Chocolate Fudge

[@marydavis5234]

@@scottdarden3091 fudge doesn’t have milk in it though.

[@Cricket2731]

​@@marydavis5234, fudge can contain chocolate.

[@scottdarden3091]

@@marydavis5234 has cream and butter

[@CharlieL]

I don't know an American who thinks Hershey is the best or has a favorite aside from Reese's. For simple chocolate i personally don't choose a brand until i know what is available

[@jobethk588]

Y’all are the legends! Best video ever. Your happiness is bubbling through. Each of you is so bright and thoughtful and well spoken. I am 66 years old and I thoroughly enjoy watching you grow and learn. You two are authentic people anyone should be proud to friends. And someone is getting the sweetest, most loving, hard working and practical parent! Looking forward to more videos. Thanks for planning ahead and building up a backlog.

[@torstenheling3830]

I totally agree. Theirs will be one lucky child.

[@Pinkfong2]

Hershey’s is really just our everyday affordable chocolate. If you want good chocolate there are many in every state. You just pay more. If you visit California, one of the best I’ve ever tasted is See’s Candies. I believe they are based San Francisco. When they are eaten within a day or two of making they are heaven. Every country has good things to like. I like all things British, always have since way back and Italian thing’s because my grandparents were from Italy. It’s all good.

[@EagleFang74]

Hershey’s is like the Starbucks or McDonald’s of chocolate. It’s ok in a pinch but if you really want nice chocolate that’s not considered a premium brand. Most Americans recognize Godiva, Lindt, Ritter Sport etc as better than Hershey’s.

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

Also, Hershey owns the rights to make Cadbury in the US.

[@Liamshavingfun]

Hersheys isn't the only chocolate we have here in America

[@CharlotteDavis-ir6tl]

Hershey's chocolate is a American tradition ! I gave my kids hersheys, my grandkids and when they get here my great grandchildren. We love Hershey's chocolate ! Everyone has different taste ! So if you don't like it that's fine, but there's a lot of it sold so it must be good to a lot of people.

[@TomDLuv777]

American here, Cadbury is a lot better than Hershey. But Hershey isn’t the only chocolate in the US.

[@samefornever5637]

I actually prefer Hersheys Special Dark chocolate, becoming lactose intolerant very recently introduced me to it and it has definitely become my favorite Hersheys chocolate, the normal milk chocolate had always been too sweet to me

[@davidcosta2244]

Have you tried baking chocolate?

[@RebelCowboysRVs]

We have hundreds of chocolate options from all over the world. Yet we chose Hershey most of the time. While it may be an acquired taste, people are not choosing it because of lack of opinions.

[@danielleslater9301]

I grew up eating Hersey & Cadbury chocolate. I think both are real good.

[@lindacarroll6896]

I don't think it is a prevalent now, because younger people (your age) are just used to the chocolate that is available, but when I was a kid and young adult, it was very common for people to order or seek out chocolate from Belgium or Switzerland. BTW Laurence did a video on the US laws that caused us not to be able to get Cadbury chocolate.

[@wes5532]

Mark Twain's statement "travel is fatal to narrow mindedness" is dead right. Growing up in Oklahoma and Texas, I'd never set foot outside of the U.S. until I was 25 years old. Living and working for 18 months in the Middle East with mostly Brits and French certainly opened my eyes as did the traveling I've done since. When I tell people stories of things that happened they sometimes express skepticism. All I can tell them is "if you never go, you'll never know".

[@ginny5764]

I’ve lived my entire life in the United States, and I have never thought our chocolate is better than the rest of the world. Every Christmas, our stockings are filled with Toblerone, Terry’s chocolate orange, Lindt, and Godiva dark chocolates. Hershey’s actually gives me a headache sometimes.

[@garyporterfield7165]

Ghirardelli is made in San Francisco and it is my very favorite chocolate and I prefer dark. The problem is people in the UK believe the only chocolate available to US citizens is Hershey's

[@glammazcloset6928]

No, I'm a hundred percent American and your chocolate is so fire, y'all got the bomb-a$$ chocs there.

[@nullakjg767]

Hersheys is wartime rations, they have plenty of real chocolate in the grocery stores.

[@paulbattson834]

I live on the Canadian border. We are used to Hershey, we can also get Cadbury. My preference is Cadbury.

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I was raised in between both countries and i just kinda shifted gears to blend in but occasionally let little slips out like referring to a 600 mile drive in the UK as " jus down the road a piece". And telling telling parking meter maids in the US to fuck off back to Essex . Im used to the confused stare. Different worlds!

[@DanMcCall-g3b]

God bless you two! I can still be optimistic, when I see a nice couple like you. I wish The Beesleys only the best. Have a wonderful family life!

[@torstenheling3830]

They are a nice couple. Very wholesome and kind-hearted.

[@krisschobelock4973]

Cadbury is awesome - we have it! LOL We like Hershey - there's all kinds of Hershey! We also have Dove which is really yummy!!! I would definitely try to use UKisms . . .ie: the Loo.... I love that! Sounds so nice vs toilet!

[@ghosttrucker3553]

Congrats guys. Welcome to early parenthood. You guys got this its easier than you would think but figuring it out for the first time is a bit rough but together you guys got this

[@johnlouk6539]

Sorry, I am a bit behind on these. I find Hershey's to be fine. I prefer dark chocolates (over milk chocolates) and find Hershey's Special Dark to be very good. I enjoy Godiva. And, another that I find very good is an American chocolatier company called Ghirardelli.

[@jimbeckmann4492]

Good Luck Millie, with the delivery and the baby! Jim From Milwaukee

[@danielh6015]

i dont like Hershey chocolate either. I always loved red Nestle milk chocolate bars

[@garycamara9955]

I like Ghirardelli chocolate, its from SF.

[@StevePaur-hf4vy]

Accents just aren't a nation to nation thing. Even here in America people from the North who move to the South develop a southern accent over time and I remember seeing an interview with Madonna after she had lived in the UK for many years and she had a slight British accent. There are words that are very British and only sound right when spoken by a Brit in a British accent. Words like brilliant, chap, bloke, cheers and ta.

[@JohnDoe-sc1pr]

When in Rome, do as the romans do.

[@stevenbeall9637]

Hershey is not very good. But it's just as easy to get Cadbury in America too, so its not even a thing where you "have to" like Hersheys. There are lots of other options, and no ones locked into it "just because". Unless you're in Hershey, PA, where it's probably all you're going to get. IMO, Hershey is ideal for kids and adults with limited pallets. You know, like Budweiser, McDonald's and Jack Daniel's. Nestle is an American chocolate, and it's better than Hershey too.

[@garyporterfield7165]

It's so sad that when people in Europe think about American chocolate, they always say Hershey's😂 just like any other product in America there is at least 100 types of chocolate, Hershey's just happens to be the cheapest. If you're going to buy chocolate as a gift for somebody, please don't by Hershey's, at least buy Ghirardelli's or Lindt, Hershey's is for handing out on Halloween

[@sandylee9564]

Hershey's is good but nothing beats Cadbury chocolate. I live in Oklahoma.

[@Kuonji]

As an American I only like/tolerate Hershey's if it's mixed with other things such as almonds or nuts or crispies. I don't like it plain at all.

[@torstenheling3830]

I think this is one of the best review videos that James and Millie have ever posted. The internet is full of sites like Reddit, Quora, as well as KZbin (all of which are incidentally based in the San Francisco Bay Area of California) which are chock full of anti-American posters and their rhetoric (Canadians are the greatest offenders), and anti-American stereotypes. And like most stereotypes they are based only on a small portion of truth, and probably a vast majority of the matters mentioned are untrue. It’s nice to hear these anti-American sentiments called lies. Because most of the complaining done on these sites are lies, probably posted by people who have never even been to the US. Fair play Millie and James, and of course Lawrence.

[@jhouck1969]

I agree that Cadbury is better than Hershey, if only because Hershey's milk chocolate tends to be too sweet. Hershey's Special Dark is rather nice, though. What's interesting is when you buy Cadbury in the US you're most likely buying it from Hershey because they own the rights to the Cadbury brand here in America. It still tastes like Cadbury because they follow the same recipe. (The caveat here is that if you go to a shop that imports British goods you would be getting Cadbury's Cadbury instead of Hershey's.)

[@vaopr1012]

Swiss, Belgian, and German chocolate are all better than any American chocolate, and willingly choosing to fly in or out of Luton should cause a questioning of your own judgement.

[@marydavis5234]

Have you ever had Ghirardelli chocolate or Godiva chocolate.

[@angrboda45]

The simple truth is that certain foods are better in certain countries. The US doesn't do chocolates or bread well but many European countries do. I grew up in Japan and the only place I ever ate good pizza (including expensive places) was on an US military base. It's just the way it is and it's fine!

[@RanManRaider]

I'm amazed that Brits think the only chocolate sold in the USA. There are dozens of brands of chocolate, including Cadbury, sold in the USA and they all taste different. Swiss brands, Mexican brands, etc. Perhaps think this cause of Hersey being the mostly advertised ? Dunno, just guessing. :)

[@hyett1954]

My favorite American chocolate is Ghiradelli's.

[@marydavis5234]

It is made by an Italian company though.

[@harryrabbit2870]

Taste is a funny thing, isn't it? I liked Hershey's okay growing up but understood is was cheap, mass-produced food. And I learned to love Japanese chocolate when I lived in Japan which is a totally different taste from either Hershey's or Cadbury's (try a Morinaga or a Meiji or a Royce' bar.) And for us U.S. citizens out west, none holds a candle to See's which can't even be purchased in a supermarket. Sad for me, for health reasons I can't eat any chocolate anymore. So I miss all of it.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Some of out chocolate is good, but not Hershey. Even before Brits informed me it was bad, it wasn't a brand I liked a lot of. The Swiss and Italians do vetter chocolate than either of us.

[@jtoland2333]

As always, love your reactions. So, when the baby comes, whose accent will he have; James or Millie's? 😊 ;)

[@MaxAmiga]

I have lived in the US my whole life but I think Cadbury chocolate is definitely better than Hersheys chocolate.

[@richardmennel2415]

I do think British (European) chocolate is better. But I guess it's related to fond childhood memories, but I enjoy, and prefer Hershey's most of the time.

[@toyota420xp]

This videos eight months from Christmas

[@bradleyanderson4315]

Hershey's is not a premium chocolate and I say that as a US citizen. But that is picking nits.

[@MrPenguinLife]

Hershey's is by far not the best Chocolate in the US, it is just the biggest, because it is the cheapest.

[@dcmphotog8452]

I'm glad you guys like your brocolate chedder. Although, being a Yankee, I have no idea what that is.

[@Pokesfan28]

I don't like chocolate, so I'm not a good judge. The biggest part of the rest of this is that traveling forces changes in us and that is a good thing. The whole "things are better in Britain" is similar to what we have here which is a lot of people that think all things "American" is best. The reality is that there are a lot of ways to do things and ways to live. Understanding these things makes us better humans.

[@nrrork]

Cadbury is the tits, I gotta give you guys that. I ordered some from the UK once and they were outstanding. Like, we have nothing like a Twirl bar here, the way its so airy and layered. It's like a chocolate croissant. I think one time at Aldi in their mystery aisle I found sometimes similar once. I like those Jaffa cakes, too. Those are a lot easier to get here, you can find those in any big supernarket's international aisle. That'd be a good one for one of these channels to do: visit the international aisle and see what imported stuff they sell. I don't _think_ Lawrence has done that.

[@pangkaji]

I am American and I agree with you. American Chocolate sucks 😂

[@judydalton3812]

i am an American. Cadbury's is better! But Hershey's is not as bad as made out by Europeans!

[@bobbiscrittercave2348]

Your chocolate is far superior. I almost never have American chocolate now, because I find it lacking.

[@msmilder25]

Again, not all chocolate in America is Hershey chocolate. There's this perception, that all chocolate in America comes from Hershey Pennsylvania...it doesn't. I much prefer Mars chocolate bars to anything Hershey does. On the same note, there's also the perception that the only cheese we have in America is Velveeta, the powdered cheese that's on Cheetos, and spray cheese in a can. As someone who lives in the Midwest, in Dairy Country...I can say for a fact, we have a diverse selection of dairy products, and a wide selection of cheese in our grocery stores. But the perception persists despite these facts.

[@grasssnake0068]

US football uses one foot when playing. The European game uses two feet during competition, therefore to be grammatically correct it will be "Feetball" . The conclusion is we have (football) for the US and (feetball) for Europe. The confusion is solved. An English person who argues with Grammatically Correct will lose there place at the dinner table.

[@barbaraharrington4185]

❤🌹🌷❤

[@clarkjeschke3344]

Most Americans who have tasted Cadbury know it's better than Hershey

[@bevmcgonagle6765]

We love all kinds of chocolate

[@spaceshiplewis]

I enjoy German or Swiss chocolate. Cadburys is too oily.

[@jettslappy7028]

Bwits in Amewica!

[@debrapope2991]

I think anyone can adapt to there surroundings lol eventually

[@jayman9315]

Football > Football Or is it Football < Football

[@MA-jd4ui]

Me and my wife were born in Portugal We came to America when we were very young we do like Hershey but we love European chocolate People gonna hate me for this but we think it's better and it's not because we're from there

[@-JA-]

❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧❤️

[@LondonWater]

As far as British accents go… I like the real posh accent, and I like the super trashy sounding accent, with an “innit” …. Everywhere!🤣🤷‍♂️

[@LondonWater]

It’s hot🤷‍♂️

[@DocIdaho]

Neither Hershey or Cadbhry are bad, but both pale to Belgian and Swiss chocolate... and only 85% and over cacao content is remotely edible.

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Hi

[@mikeneely3213]

I'll give you a hint if you come to the southern United States do Not call us yanks or yankees.We're not .just call us southerners. Looking forward to seeing y'alls baby. We pray all goes good!

[@Navyuncle]

I'm a Midwesterner. I don't care what you call me. Just don't forget to call me in time for supper.