American Reacts to We Visited America And THIS IS WHAT WE HATED Reaction

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King Boomer's Reaction to Honest Guide Visiting the United States of America and explaining why he hated 5 particular places in the US. ENJOY!
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[@kosefix]

He meant he had to pay for the sauce in the Czech Republic and he didn't need to pay for it in the US.

[@RedPenguin2]

The weird thing is in some parts of Pennsylvania, not the big cities even, if you don't get nuggets, or just want extra sauce or packets, they want you to pay. McDonald's says "They are franchises and get to set their own rules." In my area, you might get charged but then one a mile down the road, won't charge.

[@0utcastAussie]

@@RedPenguin2 That's the same here in Peterborough (UK). You can go into (or use the Drive thru) Mukky D's on the boulevard and they'll charge you for the sauces. Go about 2 miles north into Mukky D's on Lincoln Road (Morrisons) and they'll give you numerous sauces for free.

[@rjthompson1108]

@@0utcastAussie I worked at Maccies about 15 years ago through college, It's meant to be 1 sauce per meal is free. However there were times where the managers would tell you that you should charge for sauces (they were marked as an item on the register, so it must be the case). However as they would flip-flop between free per meal to charging regardless, it makes me think it's down to the managers trying to maximise their profits so they can say "When I'm on shift, we make more money" and it helps make an argument when they want a promotion.

[@Cheepchipsable]

That's what he said, I'm pretty sure he meant you had to pay for extra sauce above and beyond the portion given with the meal.

[@RedPenguin2]

@@Cheepchipsable Oh yea, but what I mean is, some McDonald’s and even Burger Kings will charge even for a single packet if you don’t get nuggets. Like buy a cheeseburger and want BBQ Sauce, gotta pay. Other locations of MD or BK won’t charge in that same situation.

[@AtenRIP]

Hi, a Czech guy here. I've got to pinpoint a fact Honest Guide boys do love the states for sure, and travel through them quite a bit. This was just a clickbaity-ish video to highlight some negative things they encountered, but they sure don't hate the US :) They've got more videos about the US, much more positive ones. Also, the thing with the sauce in McDonalds - he was talking about Czech McDonalds - here a trip to McDonalds used to be very expensive when it started here, and so it was considered a classy trip. That's why he mentioned the sauce, and he compared our McDonalds to a "dirtier" one he visited in the US :)

[@markflower8885]

Prague in the Czech Republic (Czechia) is a stunningly beautiful city. Well worth a visit.

[@maxdamagus]

Yeah, if you're going to criticise other cities, being from Prague is a good start.. because you know what a beautiful city can be.

[@paulmidsussex3409]

The well preserved centre of Prague is very beautiful but like anywhere else there are less glamourous brutalist districts as well.

[@SUK2293]

Very good post-communist hotels, nice trams, absinthe and big zoo.

[@KenFullman]

I've never been to America, but from what I gather, they don't really do "city centres." The real difference is that European cities were built before the motor car was invented. So European cities were designed for pedestrians. American cities have all been built to accomodate motorists. Americans also have strange "zoning" laws. So they don't blend their residential and commercial within the same area like we do in Europe. I've never been to Prague either but I know a lot of people that have. None of them were disappointed. If I were to ever travel abroad to see a city, Prague would definitely be right up there at the top of the list.

[@lifeisagame2023]

Yes lovely. Shame about the recent shooting

[@darrellpowell6042]

Brian thank you for the constant good vibes of yourself and Queen Boomer, have a happy new year and once again thank you dudes.

[@thebrightsided136]

Happy New Year Boomer family. Love the channel from Portsmouth England.

[@mattbentley9270]

Hey fellow fan from Hampshire too = We are Hants Muppets 1!

[@mr.a8315]

Great reaction and great vid by the Honest Guide guy. 👍👍 The actual New Yorker who was in Times Square to the Honest Guide guy.. "F**k off." 😂

[@AdeboFunkyVoodoo]

They're videos on Prague and the country are very good. Well worth watching if anyone is planning a visit. I remember one about the border crossing and the rip off shop that sells car passes to use the highway (or something like that). Very informative and entertaining too.

[@QPRTokyo]

A Happy New Year to you and your family. It is 2024 here in Tokyo. 🇯🇵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@rogermadeley7413]

I went in a casino in Sydney once across the road from the Penrith Panthers ground. A massive room filled with slot machines or 'pokeys' as they call them in Oz. You would sit down in front of one of them...ash tray to your right , drinks holder to your left and a bucket of quarters in front plus a button to call a hostess for anything from another drink or food , more quarters or to stand guard whilst you visited the rest rooms.

[@drewbewho]

I went to florida. Loved it. Loved the food. My dad created an expression whilst there: Get bagged (!). Meaning, eat the shit out of this breakfast, because I'm not paying for the over priced food at the parks. Best holiday I ever had.

[@AndyKing1963]

When people go to London they don't even bother seeing more than about a 2 mile square bit of it - This is NOT London, or at least you haven't seen more the tourist part of the city, there's far more to it that that, each area has a different feel.

[@mattbentley9270]

I agree, mate im from Surrey Hants border, easy to get to Waterloo in 38 mins on the train.... best bits of London, Camden, greenwich Richmond etc Boomer 2 tour guides for u

[@bendaniel2271]

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost did a series in the late 90s, early 00s, called Spaced. One of the themes throughout the 2 series is Pegg's character's hate of the Phantom Menace.

[@watchreadplayretro]

Wow this was Brilliant! Instant sub @ the line "the one guy who was from NYC told me to foff" omgosh gold! pure gold! Honest Guide, more future reactions please MrKing! Oh and yup, we've still gotta pay for the sauce here in the UK too (at least if online delivery etc, not sure about actual McDs, not been since before Covid)

[@dave_h_8742]

I'd be disappointed if i was not told to foff by a New Yorker 😂

[@Jman-qf6wo]

In the UK you have to pay for extra sauce now but it used to be free, though I still get extra sauce for free if I go drive thru so I dunno what the rules are on that.

[@ianoo23]

Hey, I’m reading the comments and genuinely shocked lol I have never been charged for extra sauces- drive thru I get 4 or 5 bbq and they just lob them in the bag… at the counter the kids behind the counter just pass you them when you ask for an extra one… where the hell are people being charged for sauce 😂😂😂

[@ianoo23]

I stayed all over Michigan and found the town squares and as you said go out of the big cities and it’s completely different- I found the people more than friendly and would go out of their way to help you find things or just generally gave you their time on the street if you asked for help. I stayed in Lansing and MSU and visited so many cool places- all around the Great Lakes and a place that boasted the largest Christmas store in the world(I believe the town was called Frankenmuth) … stayed in a converted boathouse on lake in a forest which apparently froze over and people drove across it in winter 😮 Met a real life Sherrif somewhere called Ingham county and had my picture taken on his horse 😂 true story- we got there in the middle of a town parade where they were on floats and throwing sweets to the families and kids as they passed! Have to say I only had positive experiences over 3 and a half weeks and would 100% reccomend the Great Lakes or other parts of Michigan as a holiday destination

[@ruddyy123]

22:32 I went to this place haha. Was about 2010 and I remember going for food and got a fish bucket. Literally every sea creature you could imagine chucked in a metal bucket boiled to the brim with fish and other sea creatures. Wasn’t my first choice but went down easy after a few beers

[@2030soonbehere]

Not been to Florida since 1995! 😲 Loved Tampa Bay and St Petersburgh. Watching the dolphins jumping about in the sea. Buying cups of fish and feeding the pelicans. Until my family chucked their full cups of fish at me, only to be rushed by stampeding pelicans. 🤣🤣 My favorite night spot was St Armands Circle, Sarasota area. My wooden Alligator that I bought there is looking at me right now LOL. Hated Miami, apart from the beach front. Great Art Deco buildings, but too busy for me. Might have to go back one year.

[@katherinebirkett4706]

As a Brit, I've never flown anywhere in my life. If I ever came to the USA, my first stop would be New Orleans, so I'm with you on that. My second stop, as a geology enthusiast, would be to visit the Cascades Range for the volcanoes! When you visit the UK, I recommend the Yorkshire Dales (try Wensleydale cheese) and Cornwall. Hope you, Queen Boomer and Princess Boomer have a great 2024!

[@Relyx]

I watch some British gaming content creators who have been over to San Fran for various expos and stuff and they've all said it's a weird place. Like you'll be in a really nice cool area, that seems quite gentrified and kinda hipstery, and then you'll walk just a few blocks and you're suddenly amongst a sea of tents filled with homeless people, and people just casually shooting up, smoking crack and meth. I believe it's the Tenderloin neighbourhood that's where it's worst.

[@thegamesheplays]

We traveled to Los Angeles (from Scotland) for a convention and my friends insisted on "going to Hollywood" to see all the stars on the ground. It felt like one shiny, fresh street in the middle of a neighbourhood that was barely surviving. From the last star on the end, you could see lots of homeless people.

[@dsean4040]

Hey king boomer, I think you misheard him, when he was saying they charge for extra sauce he was talking about in Czech, as they do in the uk in (some) McDonald’s, some staff don’t care, ask for a bbq sauce and a sweet and sour and you’ll get 3 of each even though you’ve only ordered a double cheeseburger and fries lol (way too much sauce for the amount of food you’ve ordered) but on the odd occasion you will get either a miserable employee or one having a bad day that will charge you 10 pence for the small square dipping pots and (I think) it’s 20p for a pot of ‘premium’ sauce like sour cream or sweet chilli, but yeah, think he was talking about the maccies in his country/Europe and it’s the same here in 🇬🇧 ! Happy new year by the way 👍🏼👍🏼

[@alecmunro1732]

He paid for the extra sauce in Czech republic, not the US. He was comparing McD's between the two countries. This guy's channel is really good. He does great videos in his home city Prague showing you how not to get scammed. Really great channel.

[@Pampalak]

20:09 He is talking about Europe not US :) In Europe you have to pay for extra things ofc. I mean..it is an extra :)

[@Pidalin]

And it was really expensive for us when it started in former communist countries and it still was expensive until like 2020 when massive inflation hitted us and traditional restaurants increased prices to western european level, but for some reason, fast foods didn't increase prices that much, so it's cheaper now than traditional restaurants, it was vice versa in the past.

[@claregale9011]

Hi londons side's streets and ally ways are full of interesting buildings , pubs etc very historic and much quieter .Happy New year

[@Natez-vw4kd]

Love the Honest Guide channel. Good bunch of lads. Prague is a beautiful city.

[@gminusmark]

I'll never forget the first time I went to Vegas, I was at the Gold Coast casino, I looked over to my left and I saw a lady looking to be at least in her 90s, pushing a walking frame towards a slot machine, cigarette in mouth, put most outstandingly a glass ashtray mounted to her frame. Kind of like a bicycle light would be

[@adrianboardman162]

Interesting one for you (I'm a smoker), The Aquarius in Laughlin has a smoking section of the game floor. No live gaming, but the older slots and Keno that are gradually being phased out. They also have 24 hour Bingo, and they have a Smoking and Non Smoking area in the hall.

[@GavP75]

Went to Disney for my first time earlier this year, enjoyed stuff and had to learn when to go for rides to minimize queuing. However, my best experience was the Cantina at Galaxy’s edge, happily spend all day in there (if it was allowed), felt like Star Wars, good drinks and no droids - apart from the DJ.

[@The_Demolition_Icon]

English McDonald's in the UK is 15 or 20p for extra sauce. In Norway, you have to do something similar. Every McDonald's I've been to you have to pay for extra sauce

[@ianoo23]

I’ve never paid for extra sauce and they ask you how many you want and just throw it in the bag- I’m in Essex and can honestly say whether at the counter or drive through they just give you the sauce unless this took effect in the last two weeks or so I’ve never experienced this

[@The_Demolition_Icon]

@@ianoo23 maybe not all of them do it. Had to do it when I was in Cambridge

[@petrmilota6398]

Duuude I am watching your channel because of your IT Crowd reaction videos (which I enjoy a lot with you guys) and you are now reacting to a great czech YT channel (my country).. I do recommend to watch their cultural difference video between Europe and USA too :)

[@matttv94]

I’ve been subbed to this guy since like May 2022 my first solo city break was to Prague his channel helped me a lot

[@avmavm777]

When I visited the US I was also shocked how old, tired and run down so many of the McDonand’s restaurants looked compared to the UK. They seemed like smaller p,aces and very old. In the UK, for many years we had to pay for sauces, although they have now started introducing BBQ and tomato sauce dispensers

[@BeansBricks]

You have to pay for the sauce at McDonald's in the UK in Staffordshire too, it used to be free but not anymore.

[@ianoo23]

All the ones I use if you use the drive through they give you a handful and I’ve never paid when I’ve gone up and asked for an extra sauce- also there’s ketchup and bbq on the pump with those silly paper ramakin things in all the Macdonalds

[@SharmanSomerset]

I’ve only been to LA and the people I met were lovely, wherever you go there’s beautiful scenery or historical places but if the folk are assholes then you don’t go back! 😂 Happy new year to the Royal Boomer family x

[@richardhargrave6082]

Agree about Times Square, centre of NYC in general I found the lack of a town/city centre weird Vegas is an oddity that sometimes seems great and often just strange

[@randomcube999]

He was saying that in *Czech republic* you pay for the sauce. Which you do. Im Czech myself.

[@richardmacaulay783]

If you and your family visited the UK, I would recommend the North West of England as you are within reasonable distance to Liverpool, Manchester, Blackpool, Chester, North Wales and the Lake District to get different views of the UK. Generally cheaper than London and if you plan ahead, may be possible to get an inexpensive flight or ferry to Northern Ireland from Liverpool due to the close proximity. If you do visit South I recommend Devon and Cornwall- I remember Woolacombe and Ilfracombe in particular as beautiful places to visit.

[@davidcox9674]

Haha, yeah Woolacombe. I think that's where all the pigeons come from 🤣

[@sueshortall1617]

Ferry to N.I. from liverpool take about 10 hours.

[@sueshortall1617]

Better flying to Belfast from John Lennon airport which takes 40mins.

[@AnthonyValentine-vm1yc]

I was fortunate to visit Prague just after the break up of USSR before tourism took hold. It was a crazy experience the locals looked at me with total suspicion. I tried to converse with bar staff & their eyes started to look everywhere but at me. Obviously after years of tyranny they thought I was some sort of KGB officer. It was a real telling experience. Now of course it is the capital of bawdy drink parties.

[@thadtuiol1717]

Avoid the drunk Brits like the plague there

[@Pidalin]

Maybe you looked like a KGB officer. 😀

[@maggieellison1017]

The reason for his video is to cover the places he hates within the USA. He doesnt mention the countryside because he doesnt hate it.

[@brian554xx]

Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis is the name of the street that I would consider the city center. There's a building on Nicollet Mall _called_ City Center, and definitely go there as part of the Nicollet Mall experience, but not as a focus. It's just a name. Spend some time on Hennepin Avenue too, if you want somewhat grittier memories.

[@farmaccount1653]

I love videos like yours. They highlight, in a comedic way, how very often people can get disappointed by a visit, holiday.. whatever. Ask yourself this: Why am I going there? What do I want to see? What interests me? If you just go and want to see everything... well... you won't. Plain and simple. Europe is Old. It has transitioned from one 'age' to another 'age' through other ages. You have the Old next to the Young and all right next to the Now.. Do some research first. If you don't... prepare to waste a fuck-ton of cash... Simple stuff... obvious stuff... but you'd be suprised how many people don't... ANYWHERE

[@MrNikolidas]

My first time in the US I was 21 and went to see my relatives in Tucson AZ. I had a great time, and yeah it's probably because we didn't spend much time in the city. The only downsides were it was constantly 44C (114F) and seeing some pistols on hips, which was pretty unnerving.

[@pierrenilsson6189]

In Prague it is easy to see who is a tourist and who is a local. If a person is smiling, it is a tourist.

[@Salfordian]

19:53 Our McDonalds are refurbished all the time, the one near to me had one in 2020 and then after C19 where its digital only orders, no till. You don't pay for the sources in the UK either so that must be something in his country

[@ianoo23]

Apparently you do in some in the uk according to some comments on here 😮 I haven’t found one yet but I can’t wait for some spotty Herbert to try asking me for 20p… I’ll drive round to the drive thru- buy small fries and ask for a pile of sauces and they oblige 🤣🤣

[@coffeeguy6673]

Me and my good lady went to New York in 2013 as chaperones to her mother who was visiting her sister in Brownsville. We stayed at a Best Western hotel in Brooklyn , which was nice, the staff were great. We ventured out a couple of times to find fast food and within a few minutes we found a KFC and McDonalds and both were old, tired and grubby and looked like we had time travelled back to the 70s !!

[@dirtbikerman1000]

In England ive not been to any McDonald's that ive paid for sauce. Not at a pub or restaurant either The only place that charge for sauce is at a chippy

[@davec4955]

There are probably many places in the US where you can't smoke because it kills slowly but you can take your firearm and that kills quickly 😂

[@davec4955]

You need to listen ! He said here (Prague in the Czech Republic)

[@HunkumSpunkum]

Love how the New Yorker told him to f**k off-must have been a genuine native...

[@Robeight]

Totally agree with you on the SW. And that was a good video. Interesting, and funny.

[@neilgayleard3842]

I agree with most of what was said including the reaction. I have been to America a few times and something's have changed and not in a good way. That being said it's similar in other countries to.

[@Maesterful]

Changed how? Just curious

[@adrianmcgachie]

My fave McD's story, my sister, bro-in-law went to New York for a short say and really wanted the US diner experience but could not find one. In the end, convinced US McD's would be somehow different they went for a burger unable to find a diner. They were so disgusted to find out it tastes exactly the same, and then in a hire car, full up, they passed a diner! I love that story.

[@EnigmaStar153]

King Boomer getting a boomer belly 😆 Happy New Year ya Muppets 💫

[@ashleywetherall]

When He talked about Time square I totally got that . When we visited New York I wanted to get a taste of the old Time Square but it's gone corporate.. The same has happened in my home town of London. All the small shops and the home grown businesses have gone, replaced boring big brand names..

[@Sofasurfa]

In the same year I visited NY and London. London is my old stomping ground before I moved up to Cumbria. New York was a city I visited regularly back in the late seventies early eighties. I was disappointed in both cities, they have both lost that certain something they used have. Times Square had definitely developed a corporate look. And London was just looking dreary. My partner bless his evil little heart caught me on camera ranting about how a black cab is no longer a black cab, it just a mobile advertising hoarding that will transport to your destination. I know we often see the past through rose tinted glasses but when did the cabbie stop chatting to their passengers. I guess I’m just getting old and grumpy.😊

[@CaptainBollocks....]

Big cities in Europe often have multiple squares,such as Barcelona. Other cities around the world likely have "hubs" that gear themselves to different demographics, like Bangkok, for example. Edit: almost forget, Happy New Year Kb and family! 😅

[@Pidalin]

Ofcourse there are a lot of squares, but only one is mostly considered the main square. But in big cities like Prague, you can still find original city centers of previously independent cities, because today megacities are younger think than people believe, until like 1920, all these parts were independent cities with their own historical centers.

[@TheCornishCockney]

As a Londoner,I LOVE Prague,it’s full of gothic structures,and the gorgeous classy looking TALL girls just walking about gave me a sore neck. Europe has an advantage though,we’ve been around as a populated continent for a very long time so our history is endless compared to America,a relatively young nation but still acting like a stroppy teenager. 😁

[@CaptainBollocks....]

*stroppy teenagers with guns 😅

[@jameshunt8939]

Come to Rochester... lovely little town, only 40min out of London

[@cireenasimcox1081]

Old mate is back home talking about his trip. So when he says "We" have to pay extra for sauce, he's not talking about the USA at all. The reason for paying for this is allied to the fact that o/seas McDonalds don't give free fizzy drinks in giant barrel-type cups, and our "large" chips are like your 'small'. Gallons of tomato sauce are wasted every day when people grab handfulls of the stuff and disguise the taste of what they ARE eating. Litres of sugary drinks are also wasted because the human body isn't designed to ingest all those chemicals & stuff - which don't quench thirst but instead build up a reliance on more & more sugar & chemicals. But hey - in many places beer is served in Maccas overseas franchises 24/7. Have never seen anyone get pissed though...touch wood😆😆

[@penishazelton8321]

Well where I had to pay for extra sauce was around Jefferson and Orlando in Florida...

[@kiino001]

Interesting video but what you need to remember on the city square point is that a lot of European cities date back centuries, Prague goes back over 1,000 years, so they grew slowly around natural centres.

[@Socrates...]

The only time I use McDonald's is to use the toilet as a tourist

[@timjackson1904]

You mentioned coming over here UK and theres something that Americans (from lots of vlogs) and some Uk habitants dont appreciate on their historical tours. That is the place names often tell you something about the village or towns history. For example, there are lots of -chesters ,Manchester, Bicester, Dorchester, Colchester which indicates they developed from Roman forts. All of the -fords developed from river crossings eg Ilford (river Hyle), Thetford (river Thet), chelmsford (River Chelmer), but dont mention Oxford cos its the river Thame lol. THeres the -Burys :Sudbury, Danbury, Canterbury all denoting former Anglo Saxon strongholds. There the -bridges-Stourbridge (river Stour) Cambridge (river Cam). It saddens me to see UK place names in America like Cambridge, Boston where they are just names. Where I live, theres places named after celtic islands which were at the edge of the fens before draining : Nornea, Manea, Stonea. Nothing here has a name that doesnt relate back in history.

[@rescyn1190]

Anyone with a functioning brain has checked out on Disney Star Wars... and Marvel as well by this point.

[@anitahargreaves9526]

Saw on KZbin on my own recliner, too expensive and hotel shut down now? 50+ Nerd, not my cup of tea, imo.

[@CaptainBollocks....]

I've pretty much given up on all these franchises - there are so many, and on so many different channels, I can't keep up with what's what. I currently have a backlog of about 30 series and movies I wanna get through, but given series contains at least 10 episodes each, I feel like I'm gonna be there forever

[@sharonellis8776]

I would recommend you visit a seaside town like Brighton or Bournemouth. xx

[@jaymurray6051]

Cray Fish town is an awesome place, it’s my mom’s home town. When I talk to People wishing to come visit I always say when you get to Nashville keep going, we want our city back! For at least a week

[@fuzzluvver69]

Prague is really nice, I've been twice, in 2006 and 2019, great city to visit!

[@def_not_dan]

I Remember when they banned smoking in casinos in the UK. It wasn't like anywhere else, gamblers stink. All the casinos I worked in after that just smelled like sweat and depression.

[@Turn1t0ff]

Re: San Francisco... Type "poop map of San Francisco" into a search engine. You'll never see or think of the place through the rose tint ever again.

[@mancuniangamecat8288]

The homeless issue is a problem in most major American cities, skid row in los Angeles has between 8000 and 11000 people living there.

[@stevekeeves9363]

London is full of tourists and people from London are quite often rude. Go other places where locals are friendly and helpful and happy to chat with someone from elsewhere.

[@michaeljohnryan7801]

Interesting video, the smoking thing especially, something as a Brit who as for most of my life known the smoking ban the idea of indoor smoking elsewhere is something I've never considered, don't think I'd like it vaguely remember the smoking in a pub as a kid and it was like walking into smog not good

[@glennhands4085]

When you come to the UK come to Norfolk and visit Norwich. So much history surrounded by rural landscape. Meet different Brits in rural towns and villages ( just like on Hot Fuzz 😆)

[@freefolkofthenuminousoccid9054]

You ever come to England.. please post where you will be for meet and greets. Come to Canterbury too 👍

[@dave20thmay]

That rudeness of NYC, is what I met. So many hustler merchants all on the make. And as for getting help with either the underground or even a fast food shop, forget it. Best Dave

[@Trundlecake]

Loved the reaction!

[@electricbloke]

I went to Texas, Dallas area, and had a great time. I'm from Yorkshire. I got myself a Texan country girl, and went twice 😊✌️

[@timglennon6814]

He did say he was from the Czech Republic 🇨🇿. So maybe they change for extra sauces. They change for extra sauces here in the U.K. too, in McDonalds.

[@rjswas]

He meant, in his country he had to pay for the sauce, here in Australia its the same in most places.

[@keithgrant351]

You don’t generally pay for ketchup in UK McDonald’s if they have a pump station…you do have to pay for ketchup at Popeyes

[@ianoo23]

Yes finally- where are these people being charged for sauce in Macdonalds- I thought I missed the memo cos I’ve never ever paid or been asked to pay for extra sauces… maybe if you’re taking the piss a bit they have to charge but one or two extra never had any problems and going through the drive thru they ask how many you want then throw in extra anyway 😂

[@MaximusJohal]

I agree Disney killed Starwars for me.

[@billdoor3140]

Not just star wars... Indiana Jones and marvel too.

[@Philip-ei8pu]

I'd love to visit your national parks. If particularly like to do the trail from San Diego to Seattle.

[@billdoor3140]

One of these made about uk would be far worse. Lets be honest anyone visiting Londonistan expecting to experience English culture is in for a shock...

[@CaptainBollocks....]

Yup, thanks very much to the tories over the last 15 years!

[@billdoor3140]

@lifesbutastumble tbh labour has open doors too both parties flooded the country with mass immigration. I wonder how many Americans realise the most popular boys name in London and Birmingham is Muhammad...

[@yosephbaomer7023]

​@@CaptainBollocks.... Actually it begun with Labour from 1997 to 2010 with the rest of the political establishment continuing their destructive work.

[@gazlator]

22:15 interesting observation on the lack of "city centres" in America, as opposed to those in Europe. I suspect that might be because of the influence of original Roman fora in Roman cities, with a central square & market (forum), and the main public amenities clustered around it, - which then just continued to evolve through medieval and early modern times. Perhaps something American cities never really engaged with.

[@lewmo2811]

I think you hit the nail on the head regarding the influence of the Roman Empire. I think in Europe cities have slowly evolved over hundreds upon hundreds of years whereas a lot of American cities were mostly build within decades.

[@dave_h_8742]

YES, gave up on Star Wars franchise of film's far far away in time. Jaja binks and ewoks 🛌 just stab me now 🗡. I'd be disappointed if i was not told to foff by a New Yorker 😂 Happy New year to you both.

[@jumbojimboplaysgames260]

I once visited New York City back in the mid-90's as my aunt lived there at the time and quite enjoyed it, apart from catching some illness going around at the time and having a run in with the C.H.U.D.s.

[@paul-o1]

Of course you're going to have a bad impression of New York, if you only focus onthe pimps and the C.h.u.d.s

[@CaptainBollocks....]

What are C.H.U.D.s?

[@paul-o1]

@@CaptainBollocks.... cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers

[@carlgibson285]

​@@CaptainBollocks.... the only C.H.U.D.s I'm familiar with are from a 1980s horror movie. If I remember correctly, it stands for cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers or something similar.

[@CaptainBollocks....]

Thanks, now I get what the OP is suggesting lol@@carlgibson285

[@sonofsol2869]

You have to pay for sauce in the McDonald's near me in UK. It sucks. And it's not for "extra sauce" it's for any sauce

[@Pistol_Knight]

Where to start! I went to Disney World in 1988 there was only Disney & Epcot, they took a day each from 8am - 9pm queues for every ride (although I'm sure you can pay more to jump the queue). San Fran I was due to go there in May 2020!!!! covidium fukd that up, my Son lives/works in the US of A touring with theatre productions (Peter Pan is his latest show coming to a City near you in 2024) he' was working on Harry potter and had a year contract for San Fran (where it was opening) so rented a apartment for 12 months, nearly bankrupt him, dearest City in the US and a complete shithole (but he got $1,800! his least favourite City is New York, Dirty, Rude and a Con, he hates it, personally I have never been but not bothered about going tbh. I think he was saying In Prague he had to pay for sauces?! In the UK we don't. your not a frequent McDonald's user, your an Abuser 🤣🤣

[@lukemarsh3103]

Hi, someone probably mentioned it, but maybe react to the film airplane!

[@Gmachine88]

Theres a comical video that compares American and UK McD's and the ingredient list for the fries is hilarious. UK: Potato, Salt. USA: Potato, Salt, Flavourimgs, Food dyes, Chemicals X,Y,Z, Cocaine, Cement, Nicotine, Caffine. Ok, slight exageration for the last few, but the point remains.

[@stevenprout6058]

Al Murray is touring 2024 tickets now on sale. I seem to remember that you wanted to know this information.

[@pauldurkee4764]

I've always fancied horse riding in the west, the Dakota's, Wyoming or Montana, if ever I come into some money that's what I would do.👍

[@anitahargreaves9526]

I did too, people seem lovely yet snakes???

[@elemar5]

I've never been to Los Vegas, or Las Vegas either.

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

If't like Disney's Star Wars, maybe check out Andor, it's dark, gritty and actually worth a watch. It's written and directed by Tony Gilroy, who also wrote and directed Rogue One (the only Disney Star Wars movie worth watching) as well.

[@Danedogafternoon]

In the UK we pay for extra sauce if we want more than what we get with the meal.

[@PowerMadLabRat]

Not in my experience mate. I've eaten in many in the UK and never had to pay for sauce.

[@McLintox]

BK are charging for it now

[@Danedogafternoon]

@PowerMadLabRat if you ask for more than what they give you free with the meal I always get charged.

[@vermis8344]

Just wait 'til you get to the smoking episode of The IT Crowd, KB. 😆

[@user-yu9uw8wo9o]

Have you seen this YT vid -'US vs UK McDonald's | Food Wars'?

[@geordieb3959]

McDonald's food is shite in England and even worse in America, where it's pumped with more additives which are bad for you.

[@randomcube999]

I like how he said *town* of Prague. xD

[@davec4955]

Prague and Munich and cologne are on my bucket list. If you haven't guessed I'm a beer drinker 🍻

[@ross8884]

I think the US City Centre thing is pretty obvious, it's a modern layout. Almost no one goes to church anymore or the market square to buy food. Here in the UK and Europe, these are just nice historical places to look around so think he was being unfair to the US. Anyone been to Milton Keynes? A modern layout, similar to a US City. Shops, Bars, Car Parks...and more shops.

[@uppyraptor49]

My daughter loves visiting prague, she lives in manchester