Brit Reacts to 22 THINGS ONLY AMERICANS DO

[@ScreamingYellowMach]

The waiter/waitress just don't walk up and take your plate, they will ask you if you are finished eating and then take your plate.

[@sabinanelson6092]

Exactly. Thank you for speaking out.

[@lockard_joshua]

Places I have gone to do.

[@princesstelevision67]

Unless you've been a pain in the ass and they're ready for you to leave, post haste.

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

Especially if you're eating a four course meal.

[@brandonaston301]

Unless its empty. They may ask to get plate out of your way or just take it then.

[@ImWokeWhatOfIt]

Does that guy realize how offensive "lazy" is to an American? And, if you had to travel by car as much as we do, you'd up for an automatic also.

[@robertofernandez7773]

You will appreciate an automatic car once you live in a big city with lots of stop and go. Here in the USA is very comfortable. When I lived in Madrid for example I would get cramps almost everyday. because of the constant clutch usage. Im 6,6 or 1.98 in height and with their tiny little cars it was guaranteed to have a cramp.

[@MrsColumbo823]

Bingo. I challenge this guy to work the hours that the average American does and we don’t get all of August off or any time off, really, that we don’t earn. Maybe two weeks total, including one sick week. Note to everyone: he’s right. Never refer to an American as lazy. Only WE get to decide who’s a slacker.

[@biged263835]

Also pretty funny he starts calling us lazy after he basically says it’s weird we work too much and don’t take breaks…. Pick one

[@ronclark9724]

@@biged263835 Another European LAME BRAIN NITWIT.... Calling us lazy when America has a higher labor production than Europe... Americans don't take two hour lunches everyday like the French...

[@mrscalifdreamer]

Are we lazy yet we’re considered workaholics! Make up your mind. We’re basically workaholics and go through drive through because sometimes it’s faster while getting home from working 12 hr shifts. The longer we’re at our jobs, the more vacation time we get and some places let you accumulate person time off. We have to take a minimum of 1 week off each year according to our state law. This guy just glossed over things and again, these are only his distorted view of things but there are exceptions and options he may not even know so he doesn’t mentioned.

[@FourFish47]

How is he calling Americans lazy, then comparing twice the vacation time for Brits??

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

🎯

[@juvon102]

Right!!

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Right? 😡😡

[@danialmoser2573]

You guys are all wrong. We're not lazy, we're not as smart, either. They get much more home time with their family. Or their loved ones. LOL.

[@claregale9011]

Yes we having bragging rights there , 29 days minimum A/L we work to live not live to work .😊

[@thomasrobertson2241]

This dude calls us lazy, he couldn't hang in our workforce!!

[@tannerwhitt4488]

Especially not when we get only 14 to 20 days off per year. (personal + sick + vacation.).

[@squink5649]

​@@tannerwhitt4488i don't even get that much at my current workplace

[@brettbuck7362]

He seems to be going out of his way to get his soy-boy butt whipped.

[@jeankwal4031]

He said we're lazy?! What about all the trash around Trafalgar Square?? Gonna blame tourists for that or pick it up?!? Dude! Never blaming you for what someone else says! Love your reactions!!!

[@brianmanuel1202]

For real....stay or go home

[@jillkoop5682]

Drive-thru's are not weird or lazy...they are CONVENIENT! that is what America is at its core...a society of innovators and inventors. Americans love convenience!

[@TexasRose50]

And it’s nice for people that might not be able to walk a lot. Or if a person is sick, it’s nice to have a drive through pharmacy rather than go in and expose everyone to your illness. I could go on and on.

[@carolcolon2250]

Amen!!!

[@MrsColumbo823]

@@TexasRose50 Or have either a finally sleeping baby or a bunch of crazy kids. Keep ‘em in the car. It’s awesome.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

It used to be eighteen to drink. I drank from 18-20 then had to wait a year before I could legally drink again. A lot of it was because parent were sending college tuition to their 18 year olds and instead they were drinking it up. And coming home in a month or two because they got sent home because the tuition hadn’t been paid. Same thing happened because of gambling in some states. Now you have to be 21 to gamble in casinos.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

The marsh mellow salad is usually a type of fruit salad. It may have grapes, apples, walnuts, pistachios, pineapple,oranges.

[@rasbypowell8529]

One thing I really appreciate about your videos is that you stay out of politics. I find it incredibly insulting and rude when outsiders try to tell U.S. citizens how to vote, regardless of which side of the fence they think we should be on. I can't even imagine trying to tell people from another country how to vote. So love our choices or hate our choices, they are OUR choices.

[@cookielady7662]

Say it louder for the people in the back!

[@boxerpaws55]

B:INGO!!!

[@Julie-sz2zv]

I agree. Too many channels throw in politics here and there while their channel is not political.

[@garycamara9955]

If they aren't a citizen its non of their business!

[@anitapeludat256]

I agree. And I'm old and very tired of blanket nasty assumptions about all 359 million of us. Around the globe and even in the states, British folks think I'm the complaint department. Assumptions based on ignorance and propaganda. However, we think of them as allies and we generally don't sit around and trash talk, England. We aren't taught to hate England or the entire UK. I do find Scots and Irish and Welsh folks a lot of fun and quite warm. Many British seem to be in a perpetual bad mood. Maybe it's the weather. Not enough sunshine would be a downer. ☮️🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

You take only one newspaper. We call it the honor system. Not everyone has honor. However most do.

[@MrsColumbo823]

I’m sure it happens but I’ve never seen anyone not pop in the $.

[@terriemartinez9989]

Newspapers are "shared"... Some might have Sports Sections, Want Ads, and other articles removed. Found on the corner counter of every diner... ✌️♥️🇺🇸

[@BTinSF]

The newspapers don't really care anyway. They make their money from ads, not selling single copies. That's why a lot of newspapers are actually free.

[@revgurley]

There was a tiny honey shop in south Florida that never had a person in it. You'd stop, grab a bottle of orange blossom honey, and leave the money in the box. Honor system, and we loved it!

[@ronclark9724]

The truth is you can't earn money from a dishonest person anywhere. If they will steal newspapers, they will steal everything everywhere... In America those newspaper single copy vendors work every day of the week as independent contractors, and pay people to take a day off. Waking up in the wee hours of the morning to work their routes four to five hours a day. When you steal a newspaper, you steal that dealers baby's milk that day. If you don't feel guilty stealing baby's milk, well, you are a heartless heel... Independent contractors buy their papers at wholesale and sell them for retail. You are not stealing from the giant filthy rich corporation that owns the newspaper... ]

[@carlred6476]

The drinking age was lower once upon a time. When it was lowered to 18, there was a significant increase in drunk driving and teenage deaths. It was raised after a few years, back to age 21

[@Zundfolge]

I'm old enough to remember when the drinking age changed, and it was first changed to 19, then the next year to 20 then finally to 21. I was 15 when this all started but the guy that lived next door to us turned 18 about a week before the age went up, so for 3 years he could only buy alcohol for a week each year.

[@smg404]

​@Zundfolge at least or state grandfathered in. If you were old enough to buy when the law changed you were old enough period. A lot of states made an exception for military IDs for a while also. My husband was old enough when age went up but not me. However, I could drink at 18 once I married and got my spouse ID. Good thing I enjoyed it I guess. The year I turned 21 had 2 kids, not twins.

[@sergioandrade8735]

When I was in high school, 1968 to 72, the drinking age in New Jersey was 21, 19 in New York, both 21 now. The bars and liquor stores in Staten Island, NY did a lot of business on the weekends.

[@ronclark9724]

I never had any problems getting someone 21 to buy my beer anywhere... You don't have enough friends if you can't find someone 21...

[@bramsey131]

I just love the way people come to the US visit a few places and think they have an idea of what this country is like and how things actually work. And until you actually have lived here more than a week or even a year or two mind your own business and and don’t worry about how our country is run or who’s running it.

[@scottkirkhomes1260]

What he doesn't understand is that we are a country of 50 states and each state has their own laws. Only some of his comments are accurate.

[@brianbaca8343]

That guy is the kind of person we imagine a lot of people in the UK think of Americans. Misinformed and kind of snobbish. Everything we do is apparently weird to him. As far as the driving automatics, that's mostly what the manufacturers are selling now. People who love driving still try to get stick shifts because they're more fun to drive. Automatics are quicker because the computers are so good now they can shift quicker than a person can. What kind of cars do most Britts drive that are shift sticks? Are they even fun to drive or fast? Besides Mini Coopers I can't think of a British car that would be cool to drive unless it's a really expensive car! I never hear Britts talk about muscle cars like the Mustang, Camaro and the Corvette.

[@anamariacanales6871]

You can ask where the toilet is. But expect an answer like it’s in the bathroom. 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

[@carolcolon2250]

I was just thinking about that and having a little giggle with myself....I might be tempted to say that to someone with a chuckle. An American would laugh right along with me.

[@andie22311]

More like “Ewww… in the bathroom “ 🤣

[@markperzanowski7398]

I work at The Home Depot. I say, "aisle eleven."

[@carolcolon2250]

@@markperzanowski7398 😉😂😂😂

[@judyhorstmann6332]

Thank you, Lewis. Purchasing a gun doesn't mean you have violent intent.

[@copperbuttons7376]

I agree. Most people use as self defense in their homes or go target shooting at a gun club.

[@barcster2003]

It's also not as easy as he made it sound either.

[@richardmartin9565]

These Euros have an irrational thing about guns. Most of us don't live in violent areas.

[@renaissanceman7145]

AND, you can't get a license to commit murder.

[@TexasRose50]

@barcster2003, except it’s easy for the criminals!!

[@christypriest30]

It’s not laziness! We just believe in making things simplified and streamlined

[@doradares]

Yeah, tell him to ENJOY his iPhone and computer technology...on us.

[@stevepalmberg5905]

That's why America is more efficient.. not always on holiday

[@carolcolon2250]

👍Good one ...a sly good one😉

[@lynnw7155]

US is the #1 economy in the world. The UK isn't even in the top 5...maybe because they are always on holiday?

[@therealimnotjiminy]

@@lynnw7155 To be fair, there are no moslem countries in the top 5, so it's not just the UK.

[@claregale9011]

Give your workers a decent time off they are more productive , more relaxed , . We in the uk work to live not live to work .

[@gregkrueger331]

⁠@@claregale9011yet America is the leisure activity capital of the world. Never heard the phrase “work hard, play hard”? I’ve never had a job that didn’t give me at minimum 2 weeks vacation plus x amount of personal days. If you have low ambition then it’ll show in the career field you choose.

[@tking747]

Just because something is different, it doesn't make it weird. If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to come here.

[@ronclark9724]

Yep. America has its own customs and laws... They are not British or German...

[@antoninahervela6671]

Plus... we have an amazing Constitution, ok it's a lil Shaky right now but it will pull through🇺🇸

[@doradares]

That's the beauty of America. We CHOOSE what we like with choices and have friends we don't agree with on every subject. We don't hate on peps "just because". Dude needs to get a grip. Besides the cheesecake factory? Pick a place that has real food. TCF should just be for desserts.

[@SharonPerson-hm9ds]

​@@doradaresHe talked about portion size, but never mentioned that a lot of people don't finish their meal at the restaurant, but take home what's left for another day.

[@armandomunoz276]

Another thing we do is let weird people from other countries in and let them call us weird for our ways yet they clamor to come take part in it. 🤔

[@sherryford667]

Yeah. Tell me again why we do that. 😂

[@TexasRose50]

You nailed it! 👍

[@carolcolon2250]

Yep! Dittos and a big Amen to that! And a "Bless their heart"

[@Literally_Deez_Nuts]

If people want to come here, they should assimilate. That is how it works literally everywhere else all over the world.

[@mr.snifty]

Bingo!!!!

[@jaebee9308]

The minute he talked smack about the 2nd Amendment, I marched right down to the Harbor and dumped all my tea in there. 😂

[@carlygrace2]

😂😂😂

[@carolcolon2250]

Too funny 😂😂😂😂

[@kv6826]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@victoriaroberts8024]

😂🤣😂

[@ronclark9724]

Most European live within ten kilometers of a police station, not all though... In America most don't. The nearest town with the county sheriff at the county courthouse is 40 miles away from my ranch... Everyone of my neighbors have GUNS, as do I, whether you like it or not... Keep in mind my county sheriff's department does NOT have a helicopter...

[@davidterry6155]

Taking the plates away I have always felt that the staff is allowing you to sit there to talk without dirty dishes on the table

[@copperbuttons7376]

Yes, it’s nice when the dirty dishes aren’t crowding the table.

[@jayli53]

I was a waitress for a while in college and that’s how the boss explained it. People didn’t want to chat with their plates of food in the way

[@ronclark9724]

Plus the sooner the table is cleared and the diners leave, the sooner the waitress can turn the table for the next diner. The more the turns, the more their tips... Its not rocket science folks...

[@stephy369]

Also people tend to order more items when their empty dishes aren't sitting there to remind them what they've already eaten.

[@SharonPerson-hm9ds]

And the dishewashers are waiting for those empty plates. They don't want to stay late because your table didn't get cleared until you were leaving at closing time.

[@changeworkssystem6024]

One important thing about guns in the USA. The right to own them is entrenched in the Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution) It's been that way since 1791 and changing it (or ANY amendment) would be a formidable task. By the way, it was the British who GAVE many of the settlers weapons very early on who, ultimately, used those weapons to drive the Brits from our land. While there's a LOT of debate about who should/shouldn't have a gun and the requirements to get one, you would be hard pressed to find an American who believes that ALL guns should be illegal.

[@blueboy4244]

it's pretty funny that there almost was not a bill of rights added to the constitution, because the founding fathers thought they were pretty much self evident.. then one of them ... I forget which one.. said..um... ya know.. lets just spell them out - just in case

[@doradares]

Right! Like the pilgrims came over and the native Americans handed them guns!

[@L70s]

Bathroom is in home and has a bathtub or shower, Restroom is in businesses and/or for public.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Also, a bathroom in a home can have just a toilet and sink.

[@L70s]

@@copperbuttons7376 yep, referred to as 1/2 bath.

[@BTinSF]

@@L70s Or "powder room" (as if ladies still wore face powder)

[@everwhat013]

and a "toilet" is where you plop your ass down. that's why it sounds rude to us to ask where the toilet is. it paints an image. if you're looking for the kitchen, you don't say "hey, where's the fridge?"

[@stephy369]

​@@BTinSFeveryone I know wears face powder so they don't look greasy. At concerts, girls are always adding powder in the restrooms so they don't look so oily.

[@otowndaddy]

Hmm. Seems like he doesn't have a very positive view of the US. Also, really interesting to see someone from the UK have a not so positive view of the gun culture they (historically) helped to create lol.

[@FourFish47]

I think a lot of Brits are taught nothing but negativity about America.

[@ronclark9724]

@@FourFish47 Yet they can' win a war without the USA... Even in the Falklands the British bought many Sidewinders from the USA...

[@jimmyb.6272]

A waiter or waitress will always ask if you’re finished before they take your plate. They’ll ask if you want them to take your plate.

[@robertofernandez7773]

Exactly, they will ask first. Also, a restaurant is a business so they want to serve as many people as possible, In Europe, specially in the south, like Spain, Italy, etc... They will stay for hours chatting after their meal. In Europe restaurant have very short windows where they serve meals. In Spain , unless a very very touristy area , restaurant open around 1 or 2 pm and they close 4pm or 5pm. In the USA they are open and serving almost al day and they're always full. There is no way you are going to be there for 4 hours with your friends taking a space when the restaurant can be making money.

[@copperbuttons7376]

@@robertofernandez7773 I have sat for a few hours in a restaurant (in the US) chatting with a friend or two that I haven’t seen in a long time but we’ve paid the check and it’s only if the restaurant is not busy and it’s not close to closing time. We’ve also checked with the waitress and they’ve said it’s not a problem.

[@robertofernandez7773]

@copperbuttons7376 of course there might be exceptions, but definitely not the norm, while in Europe is the opposite. Probably not in northern europe, but in Spain, Italy, Portugal is pretty much the norm.

[@Jeffs40K]

I have had waitresses take my plate with out asking, But i had pushed it away from me and it was empty, and I said thank you when she picked it up, she asked if I wanted another tea and i told her I would but I was about to leave, so she brought be a to go tea, American Service !!!

[@AnnieDC304]

They should ask you. They usually ask you. They don’t always ask you.

[@johnlabus7359]

The British pretend that they are fully Metric, but they're not.

[@rightlyso8507]

This past week, before heading off to work, I was at the post office twenty minutes before it was set to open. So, I'm standing in the vestibule, before they opened the 'main doors'. A guy comes in, we started talking and had a good conversation, his auto accident, medical issues etc. Once in, I let him go ahead and when he left, we shook hands, wished each other well and that was that. Just a normal day in NYC. Americans are friendly - that's just how it is. I think, for the most part, we don't meaningless say, "How're ya doin'? Why waste the time asking, if not really even somewhat interested? Why be phony about it?

[@Jdb74985]

You definitely don't live in the south 😂

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

Just think what a therapist would have charged to listen to that man's problems.

[@prman9984]

It's OK to say something like, "not great" when someone says, "How are you?" as long as you leave it to them if they want to continue down that road or not. (I would reserve this for acquaintances and friends, not total strangers.)

[@rightlyso8507]

@@prman9984 The poor guy was in seriously bad shape ... mentioned a hospital - I know it's a major cancer one - but I didn't ask him. I guess he just had to talk to somebody. In that case, his wife had also been badly hurt, maybe talking to a stranger was better for him.

[@Jeffs40K]

@@Jdb74985 I live in the south and stop and talked to many people ? I Often say good morning or evening to those I pass, and I was also brought up to open the door for ladys and my seniors, as well as say thank you, your welcome, Yes Ma'am and No Sir, I am sorry where you are is not as friendly.

[@terryperrin7779]

This guy you're watching is what we would call a Karen! Seems like a buzz kill at a party.

[@ronclark9724]

He is basically a PATHETIC liar....

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Totally!!

[@Jeffs40K]

Doug is the type who could find a hundred-dollar bill on the ground and complain that someone had dropped it in the dirt.

[@bobbibruce3533]

A Daren for sure.

[@Meg0307]

Seriously! Can't stand him

[@DianeCasanova]

Turning right on red is optional. There are some intersections that have NO TURN ON RED signs.

[@dking1836]

Not all States allow it.

[@smg404]

Oh, and now, in many areas, turn left on red with flashing yellow arrow.

[@bluflaam777LSA]

@@smg404 I think I know what you meant, but left on red with flashing yellow doesn't make sense. LOL Yellow is yield, so as long as you yield to any traffic that may be there you can turn in either direction.

[@jodiebristow3210]

​​@@dking1836 Correct, Arizona just changed our ROR to NROR unless specifically marked. That sure didn't help the rush hour traffic situation. 😑

[@houstonwolve2765]

@@bluflaam777LSA in the U.S.(specifically Texas) left on red is legal if both streets are one way. If the light is red with a flashing yellow turn, it means you're turning onto a one way street that has a greenlight, but oncoming traffic has a red light so it's legal to safely make a turn.

[@rdistinti]

He missed the weirdest thing; We don't have a King; A British King is the reason America has a Second Amendment (Actually all the Bill of Rights).

[@Literally_Deez_Nuts]

Vivere gratis, mori gratis.

[@rdistinti]

@WonderMonkey-xp3xk Every new design must go through a review process. there will always be things the originators missed. Nothing wrong with that. Afterthought are usually better though out an less rushed.

[@TheProfoundBean]

⁠@WonderMonkey-xp3xkIts because without the 2A there’s nothing stopping the corrupt from destroying the Bill of Right.

[@rdistinti]

@WonderMonkey-xp3xk Show me any creation of humans that was perfect on its first iteration? Afterthoughts are usually better because they have had time to think about them as opposed to the rush to get something to market.

[@rdistinti]

@WonderMonkey-xp3xk I get it now. You are only a bot that fills up the internet with ambiguous statements .

[@makapan1]

WIERD LAZY Ah? but the rest of the world is trying to get to America and Canada. They're not trying to get to England and Scotland. I think that says a lot!

[@therealimnotjiminy]

England, Scotland and you left out Whales. This is country that gave up a 13-0 colony lead, don't forget.

[@darleneshriver3270]

And more and more of Americans, Canadians brits Australians immigrating to Russia, saw video today of 2 new families immigrating, it is growing!!!!😅

[@richardmartin9565]

These Euros have an irrational thing about guns. Most of us don't live in violent areas.

[@FRAME5RS]

I live in an open carry or concealed carry state, and no permit required to do so. We are number 2 safest state out of 50. Big reason? We have no huge urban centers. The biggest city is smaller than one LA suburb. For the crime we do have, it mostly happens there.

[@richardmartin9565]

I never I owned a gun. But if I need one, I'd get one legally or not.

[@jonok42]

Are they irrational about guns, or are the people of the US the ones who are irrational? We know for a fact that countries without guns or with very strict laws have far less violent gun crimes than the US. They have less homicides overall. To me, that says we have the problem, not them.

[@JordanLofgren434]

What's really funny is that Euros like the guy Lewis is reacting to will only visit the most violent areas with the same social programs they claim to love: big cities.

[@so3683]

yep and they loooove their knives

[@makapan1]

North America is not a country bro!

[@DomDownTV]

that part! And we at least have Canadian teams in the MLB, NBA, and NHL 😂

[@AlanConnieGrodecki]

Amazing how we Americans are “lazy”… however that dude wouldn’t have a platform to bitch about these things without us. We are the innovators of Facebook, Apple, KZbin, etc… I missed the amazing recent innovations that have come from the UK… 🙄

[@claregale9011]

Trains , industrial revolution , t.v , jet engine , penicillin, telephone , underground railway, international law , I.V.F ,Internet .

[@thorstrebla980]

@@claregale9011 RECENT

[@claregale9011]

@@thorstrebla980 that is recent to us .

[@Meg0307]

💯

[@averyblankenbaker]

Funny how half of the stuff you just listed was invented or originated from the US. ​@@claregale9011

[@RoeShamBoe]

99% of servers when asked whether they would rather get paid a flat wage or work for tips say they would rather work for tips.

[@FourFish47]

They should be able to do both

[@cp368productions2]

Because they make more money working for $2 an hour less and getting tips than getting paid $15 an hour and not getting tips.

[@sherryford667]

​​@@FourFish47Not gonna happen because diners would have then have to pay higher prices and would not be interested in leaving tips on top of higher food prices. Sorry, you can't have it both ways.

[@robertofernandez7773]

@@cp368productions2 For real. My boyfriend makes more money working for a restaurant here in the US than my cousin being a doctor in Spain. Unreal.

[@jonok42]

​@@sherryford667I would still leave a nominal tip for good service, especially for those who have gone above and beyond their actual job requirements to make the experience better.

[@LisaC.-mebugyou]

Didn’t care for this little fella

[@clydea.murphy2219]

He sounds like a britt hollow head liberal!! lol

[@LisaC.-mebugyou]

@@clydea.murphy2219 Exactly what I was thinking

[@Defx10]

Yeah, he was a douche. A badly misinformed one at that.

[@deniseduncan5325]

Me either!

[@LisaC.-mebugyou]

@@deniseduncan5325 I’m with ya 👍

[@anotherbluenova6358]

Not only do news papers do this there are a lot of farmers stands selling eggs and veg that use honor boxes. Take your product and put the correct amount of money in the honor box.

[@johnadams1444]

They have those in rural Britain as well.

[@Julie-sz2zv]

I'm in NorCal and where I live(in the country), there are many. My neighbor has one for fresh eggs.

[@blueboy4244]

@@Julie-sz2zv in SoCal they have avocados just sitting out with a box to put the money in ($1 ea usually)

[@SpuzzyLargo]

The World Series originally was a baseball tournament sponsored by a New York newspaper called THE WORLD. The phrase has morphed over the years

[@therealimnotjiminy]

LOL That joke reminds me Norm Macdonald's Germany joke, they fought THE WORLD.

[@rickalexander2801]

There are some Canadian teams in major league baseball also.

[@GunUDwnAt2nd]

​@@rickalexander2801there is one.

[@prman9984]

@@rickalexander2801 There is one left.

[@gotham61]

He thinks newspaper dispensers are “weird”? That just shows that on the whole Americans are more honest than Europeans. If the newspapers were losing money due to these machines, they wouldn’t use them.

[@johnadams1444]

In rural Britain farmers set up honor boxes sometimes. It's basically a box of stuff like eggs or jars of honey that the farmers have produced along with a sign listing the prices and a lock box to put money into. Same sort of honor system. I'm guessing the guy in the video being critiqued doesn't get out of his local city that much.

[@misslora3896]

Out in more rural areas farmers in America set up honor stands too. Same sorts of things, eggs, produce, honey etc.

[@maryjane4432]

@@misslora3896I live in a community like that. We all know each other.

[@chrishebert5672]

Even here in Houston, TX, we still get a newspaper delivered daily. I don't want to read a "paper" on my phone or tablet.

[@asgardian6638]

Honestly i dont even know how they are still in business because who even buys them when we have the internet?

[@Laura-mi3nv]

You know, none of these channels ever mention that you can also order ALL your groceries online. From Amazon, they have Fresh and Whole Foods and delivery is free after a certain amount. But also, local grocery stores, even Walmart, you can order online and just go to the special drive through spots at the store and they will bring everything out to you and you don't even have to get out and help.

[@L3WGReacts]

oh yeah that service is good, we have that in the UK aswell with the big stores like tesco, asda etc. & thank you so much for the $10!!!

[@Pahdopony]

This dude called Americans lazy several times and yet he wants to visit here. He should just stay home if he can’t say anything positive. We don't need his negative energy and attitude.

[@thomasmurray3212]

Lazy? #1 economy in the World!

[@judypowell9674]

True

[@kathyrutherford4485]

My parents lived In Belgium for 5 years when they went out to dinner the servers would hear them speaking English and suddenly kick the service level up knowing they may get a tip because Americans will tip for good service even if not expected of them.

[@tinapomfrey5412]

Last summer, we vacationed in Greece and Turkey. Europeans have no problems with working hard for a tip, particularly if you tipped in American dollars.

[@BogatyrUSA]

I found the same kind of reaction in Ukraine on several occasions.

[@Jeffs40K]

@@tinapomfrey5412 But they should do it all the time, not just if they see an American, Goiod service is what they are being paid to do ! thats just good work ethics

[@stephy369]

Every time I tipped in Europe, they treated me like a weirdo. I am always like oh just take my money! In London, I had exceptionally great service and I felt like a hassle because of allergies. I tipped 30% which was $30 and he asked loudly in front of everyone "are you sure you meant to tip that much? Is it supposed to be $3" ... I was embarrassed but felt good about tipping well for being such a hassle.

[@jishani1]

"lazier" sure bud, we've heard what uk slang sounds like

[@carolcolon2250]

😂😜

[@scorpy09]

"lasier" :-)

[@user-calm_salty]

Lazy? At least we pronounce "th" and "r". This guy makes me appreciate " Laurence " from Lost in the Pond.

[@estreetangel]

Oooh, I love Laurence and his videos.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Lewis, thank you for all your great thoughts. We Americans would adopt you in a flash!

[@xXDiGiTaLBaThXx]

The guy he's reacting to sounds like a hater low-key 😂

[@janetschmitt6760]

Fahrenheit tells the furnace to kick on much better than Celsius. I'd freeze waiting for one of those degrees to change on the thermostat.

[@CZH3982]

It's also more accurate

[@sherryford667]

​@CZH3982 Yep, in Celsius countries, I really never know what the temperature is, just some broad range of temperature. I enjoy the Fahrenheit scale with its greater specificity.

[@cynmelly637]

​@sherryford667 I lived in Germany, my stove was in Celsius, you could look up Celsius to Fahrenheit. My heat was radiators. I never had to adjust a thermostat. It was toasty, you could turn it down or up.

[@janetschmitt6760]

@@cynmelly637 Radiators and forced air furnaces are quite different.

[@ronclark9724]

@@janetschmitt6760 While there are some radiators up north in New York City for example, most of America uses central HVAC systems with either gas or electric furnaces and air conditioners...

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

Here's the logic behind keeping Fahrenheit over Celsius. Celsius measures what? Freezing and Boiling Points of Water, correct? Literally 99.999999% of other things are not water. Yeah, they may have water within their system, like even humans do, but are we measuring the freezing and boiling points of that water within us? No, no we aren't. With Fahrenheit, using that same general 0 - 100 scale, we measure a greater range of humanly conformable Temperatures. Let's say anything above 40°F to 100°F is doable for most living things. That's a 60° range. (32° is Freezing, btw). So let's convert 40° and 100° F to Celsius. 40°F is 4.4°C, and 100°C is 37.7°C. That's just a 33.3° range you can play with there. 60 > 33. With a greater range of Temps you can play with for comfortable living, you don't have to worry about decimal places that much. There's not that much difference between a degree in Fahrenheit, but I guarantee there is in the Celsius scale. And outside of doing science in a lab, or cooking, do you really need to know the boiling point of water? I'm more concerned when I'm gonna freeze or sweat my balls off, know what I mean? And as it gets closer to 💯, I know that's when I need to drink more water. (

[@copperbuttons7376]

I’m American and never thought about all you’ve written. Thank you for enlightening me and now I have a defense against those that think we should change to Celsius from Fahrenheit.

[@sharimedleyed.s.166]

Nice! 👍

[@ronclark9724]

Research Fahrenheit and you may discover BRINE has much to do with setting O, not water freezing at 32 degrees... Why don't idiots research using Wiki? From Wiki: Daniel Fahrenheit did not use the freezing point of water as a basis for developing his scale. He called the temperature of an ice/salt/water mixture 'zero degrees', as this was the lowest temperature he could conveniently attain in his lab. He called his own body temperature '96 degrees', and then divided the scale into single degrees between 0 and 96. On this scale, the freezing point of pure water happens to occur at 32 (and the boiling point at 212)

[@janefrost4267]

I explain the use of F over C in the USA in the terms of geography. From polar north to equatorial tropics, using F makes for more sense than C. Flying from Miami, FL to Anchorage, AK, check the temps on both scales and even a European will understand the efficiency of fahrenheit usage. (especially if you look at those same cities like say on February 1st)

[@TexasRose50]

Ok to mr know it all(guy in the video). There’s a good reason some places serve sweet apples with pork. There’s something in pork that’s hard on your digestive system. Eating any kind of apples with pork, makes it easier on said digestive system. That’s why you see apples on the mouths of pigs at a luau! Now whose weird? Or shall we say uneducated?

[@ronclark9724]

Frankly I enjoy apple sauce with my pork chops... However, I do detest baked beans for breakfast...

[@prman9984]

@@ronclark9724 Yeah, I mean why not eat a food that will gas out everybody you meet all day long?

[@TexasRose50]

@ronclark9724, I make my own homemade apple sauce. We have a little on the side with just about everything we eat(meal). And I agree, can’t imagine having beans for breakfast. But to each his own as they say.

[@everlastingphelps]

It's not like Americans are unique about that. Germans cooked pork with apples before America was even formed.

[@anamarianunez1563]

In Europe public toilets have a lock and you have to put a coin to be able to use it. To Americans this is weird as in the US, public restrooms are free. In Europe the prices in restaurants are higher and the portions are smaller and you don't get refills. I normally end up taking half of my plate home.

[@stephy369]

Depends on where you are in Europe. Definitely true in Paris! I never had to pay to use restrooms in the U.K., Austria, Hungary, etc.

[@TNugent]

I think the Toronto Blue Jays are from Canada I'm sure they could play in the world series if they made it. North America is not a country but it does have USA and Canada in it. It's a continent.

[@TexasRose50]

But consider this, teams hire players from all over the world! Ok, so it’s not quite the same. But anyhow.

[@IOAFan]

Yes, the Blue Jays are in Canada and have actually won the World Series twice. Montreal used to have an MLB team, but they relocated to Washington DC years ago.

[@smg404]

The statement was only North America plays in it though. Go back and check.

[@TNugent]

No he says " But here's the punchline, North America is the only country in it" you go back and ✔️ he calls North America a country.

[@tejida815]

And 🇲🇽 is part of North America.

[@stevemattfis]

As a Brit High Schooler said recently about Jalapeno. "Why put silent letters in a word. UM, ColoUr, HumoUr.

[@shashall3n527]

Also, since when is the J in jalapeño silent? It's not pronounced alapeno, it's halapeno. Not saying this to correct the OP, but the person the OP is referring to is clearly less than smart.

[@carolcolon2250]

😉I saw that "Jolly" episode! Those British high schoolers are a hoot to watch 😂 hoot = funny, in this usage...lol!

[@stevemattfis]

@@shashall3n527 I know but try to disagree on a JOLLY vid. Not a lot of acceptance when you disagree there.

[@alicesullivan4089]

Obviously because it’s SPANISH!

[@kenbrown2808]

worchestershire.

[@PhilBryant-r2m]

Went out to breakfast this morning say hi and good morning to 8 to 10 people.Some said hi and talked back and you get in a conversation even if you didn’t know them.

[@Julie-sz2zv]

I absolutely love "mini" conversations I have with people. Whether it be at the bank, grocery store or at the mall, it's better than everyone standing in line staring straight ahead and just waiting. It's nice.

[@courtneyperry82]

I don't know what restaurants he's been too, but the waiter or waitress will ask if everyone is done before taking your plate away. I don't think it's lazy that we don't use the same letters for certain words. I think once we became independent from Britain, and the country grew I think spellings changed. We do drink before you're 21 but in order to buy alcohol you have to be 21. 32 degrees is freezing and 212 degrees is the boiling point for water in Fahrenheit. That's not true about holidays. Certain places will pay time and half if you work holidays.

[@houstonwolve2765]

Turning right on red would be equivalent to ya'll turning left on red. You still have to come to a complete stop, then make sure it's safe to go.

[@barcster2003]

Yeah it's phrased in a way that's not quite right. Yes you can turn right on a red yielding to everything else and you are supposed to stop first. For Europeans think a lefthand red yielding for everything.

[@susancrouthamel760]

How many countries drive on the left?

[@houstonwolve2765]

@@susancrouthamel760 main ones are UK, Australia and surrounding area, India, and southern Africa.

[@ronclark9724]

@@houstonwolve2765 Plus Japan... Most of the world do it like the Germans, French, Italians, Dutch, Poles, Russians, Ukrainians, Spanish, Canadians, Mexicans, etc., etc...

[@barcster2003]

@susancrouthamel760 apparently alot.

[@rebeccaroark-hobbs8680]

We aren't lazy. We just work smarter not harder! For example drive thru everything...why walk?

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

I know! Why walk to McDonalds for that double cheeseburger? I'll just buy larger sized clothes every year.

[@rebeccaroark-hobbs8680]

​@@rhondacrosswhite8048 considering it's a 20 mile round trip to McDonald's I'll stick with healthy food at home and a walk in the local park

[@richardmartin9565]

US companies offer benefits to attract employees. These include vacation and health and dental insurance. Our government does not give them to us. In addition, you do not have a right to a job. To keep your job, you ought to at least be there. Too much time off means your job is not important to you. You can be replaced by someone who is better at the job.

[@robertofernandez7773]

Exactly. At a national level you may not have those laws like in European countries. But I have never worked in a job in the US without paid time of, benefits. I know they exist. But it is not the norm. I also got paid double when working a holiday or I could take another day off another time. Plus in general, we make way more money compared to our European counterparts. I would rather make more money and be financially independent ,than having 28 days of vacation that I can't travel or do anything else because I don't have the financial independence. Lots of my family members and friends that live in Europe stay at home on their vacation time because of low financial independence.

[@ronclark9724]

@@robertofernandez7773 I noticed that too when I lived in Europe for a year in the import/export business of books and magazine distribution... We shipped using airline cargo... Believe it or not some Americans want to read British tabloids...

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

Yes, the only way of self-identity is from your job. It's more important than family, your health or peace of mind. Working is the only reason for living.

[@robertofernandez7773]

@rhondacrosswhite8048 of course not, and the fact is that american families interact way more with their communities, participate in family events, family reunions, kids sports practice, their church, etc, than the European counterparts. It's amazing to see how Americans participate in neighborhood gatherings, kids sports. Friends, family will go crazy and support their little ones, in Europe you will be happy if only your parents show up. But financial security is important to support your family too.

[@robertofernandez7773]

@rhondacrosswhite8048 I'm also talking from my personal experience after living in Spain, France, UK and Finland and now in the US. I work in the travel industry and I've been blessed to visit half of the countries in this world. At the end everything is subjective, and self interpretation of what you experience. For me the best place is the US, but of course for you might be different. Your experiences and mind are probably very different and incomparable, for good or for worse.

[@lorikisiel9367]

Remember that English colonists began settling in America in Shakespeare's time. Some of the differences in spelling and pronunciation of the same language were the same when they crossed the pond. For instance, the "r" sound within words wasn't dropped in England until the 1800s.

[@therealimnotjiminy]

Correct. Americans sound like normal English speakers. They're the ones who sound ridiculous at this point.

[@gotham61]

@6.50 “America is just about the only place left that still uses the metric system”. HUH???

[@robertofernandez7773]

He meant imperial. I'm European and live in the us. I don't know why it is sooooo difficult for people to adjust to the either system. They're both easy. just getting used to it, like anything else in this world.

[@BTinSF]

He was joking but it's truer than you might think. I'm in health care. Almost everything in health care these days is metric. Science in general too. Also, lots of liquid food products from sodas to cooking oil is now dispensed in metric bottles (500 cc, 1 or 2 liters etc). I even have a house near the only US interstate with metric road signs (I-19).

[@jodiebristow3210]

​@@BTinSFAre you in Southern Arizona as well?

[@gotham61]

@@alisummers7984 Except England was using pounds, ounces, gallons, inches and feet until the 1970s, and they still use miles for distance and miles per hour for speed limits to this day.

[@ronclark9724]

@@robertofernandez7773 If you can handle different monetary systems throughout the world, handling the imperial system is easy... Ditto with different languages as well...

[@ESUSAMEX]

Food is cheaper in restaurants in the US than in Europe. Plus you get more food for the money and you can take the leftovers home without any problem at all. My leftovers are my lunch the next day.

[@sherryford667]

Right. I love leftovers.

[@copperbuttons7376]

I often have a second meal or two with my leftovers here in the US.

[@sharimedleyed.s.166]

Absolutely! I do the same thing & appreciate the portion size because of it.

[@ARNM55-l9v]

Older American here. He's wrong about the waiters just grabbing the plates. The UK's lack of patriotism, perhaps this could this explain why there doesn't seem to be a strong unifying national identity in the UK. As for the paid holidays, compare the productivity of US & UK companies. Vacation days are left up to the companies. Metric system, doesn't the UK use it for temperature & measuring but not for distances? Doesn't the UK still measure things in miles? Refills, I don't recall people forcing anyone to [1] order a large drink, [2] drink a second large drink. Personally I didn't care for the guy doing the video.

[@claregale9011]

We are very patriotic . Just not your face patriotic chanting our countries names , flying flags all over the place . Its all a bit too over the top for us . But hay each to there own

[@ImWokeWhatOfIt]

Who wants to have their nasty dirty plate sitting in front of them.

[@rockflageagle4051]

0 degrees means cold as hell. 100 degrees means hot as hell. Not exactly rocket science.

[@merfwriter]

Cheesecake Factory has a menu that looks like a book.

[@buckeyegirl16]

Our turn right on red would be like you guys turning left on red. You aren't crossing traffic so as long as nobody's coming it's safe.

[@kathleenlange1823]

Where did this guy eat?? I’ve never had that done. They always ask if you’re done and may they clear the plate.

[@usmc24thmeu36]

In America, it's all about convenience.

[@robertofernandez7773]

And that is what I love about the USA. I moved from Europe to the USA, It is still so backwards over there in many many ways.

[@MJBJ-cb2jd]

I drive stick as my mom did. Now it's great as an anti theft device.🤣🤣🤣

[@jadeh2699]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Good one!

[@jasonligon5937]

Common etiquette: If you cross your knife over your fork with the tines facing down, it signifies you are done. So, please take that dirty plate away. Also, like others say, the waiter will just ask, "Are you done?"🤟😎

[@copperbuttons7376]

I’ve never heard of that and I’m an American in my 60s. Is it a regional thing because I’m here in the northeast.

[@jodiebristow3210]

Exactly. Also, if the waitress/waiter see you haven't touched what's on your plate for a bit, they'll ask if you'd like them to take it.

[@AZHITW]

That's what I was taught in home economics class back in the 1960s, but back then etiquette was the norm.

[@therealimnotjiminy]

@@copperbuttons7376 No it's not. I'm from NY and it's what we always did.

[@christypriest30]

I’m old school when it comes to tipping and I don’t hesitate to leave no tip or if I want to stress my point, I’ll leave a quarter or something. But before y’all start screaming at me, the service has to be extremely awful for me to do that! However, on the flip side, I once left a 100% tip.

[@AZHITW]

I went to a restaurant and never got my food, I didn't feel the need to tip.

[@jimmyb.6272]

For the millionth time, YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO TIP IN AMERICA. If you have terrible service, don’t tip.

[@janetchristensen7812]

Some do put it on the bill

[@vodriscoll]

I have never had terrible service. And I'm old. Maybe it depends on where you live.

[@jimmyb.6272]

@@janetchristensen7812 I’ve never seen that done unless you have a large group.

[@stevemattfis]

For the millionth time someone overworked and underpaid may not have the energy to live up to the standards of the arrogant (side glancing at you Jimmy for making your point a million times) TIP THE HARDEST WORKING PEOPLE OR DON'T GO OUT. I hope you don't trip over your privilege on the way out.

[@carolcolon2250]

Also you can tip whatever amount you want...10% is still an okay amount ...it is a "gratuity" for good service, not an obligation. We believe that waitstaff are generally very hard workers and deserve a little extra cash for their pocket. So we like to tip!

[@ESUSAMEX]

The waiter will ask if you are finished and if you would like your dirty plate removed. Removing the plate is better because it gives the people at the table more room. Besides it is also considered rude in the US to leave dirty plates sitting around.

[@davidterry6155]

I think that foreigners and influencers over state the tipping requirements. If the service is bad I will not tip and I will make it clear that they sucked ($1.00 tip) when I tip I leave a good tip. I am sure that many waiters in the US make way more money than the staff in other countries that don’t tip

[@pauldixon5778]

K3WG, here's the thing. We don't really care what others think of us. If you don't like it, don't come. We'll be fine either way. We love our country because it is the best place to live in the world. We work hard because we enjoy solving problems or making things easier or more simplistic. And, we provide needed services. We work hard, we play hard. We enjoy the freedoms we have and we typically have good lives. Proud American.

[@TheChinmama]

In the 60’s America was preparing to switch to the metric system. There was a great emphasis in learning the metic system, I was in school then and I remember. However, the government did not make the switch mandatory. So since it wasn’t required most people didn’t switch. Anyhow that’s how I remember it.

[@jadeh2699]

Yes, you are right. The cost involved in changing everything over - factories, packaging, road signs, etc. - was prohibitive, and so the changeover never happened.

[@meme-sb7vr]

Texas here, we have about as many, if not more, Texas state flags as we do American flags!

[@BogatyrUSA]

Of course Texas used to be it's own country.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Most places (except for NYC-and others I don’t know about) allow you to stop at a traffic light with a red signal and then make a right turn if safe. It helps with the flow of traffic but you can’t take that right turn Willy nilly. You have to stop first and then proceed to make the right turn.

[@jeffmande4671]

I'm about to give you American citizenship. You have very American views and opinions.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Maybe we can start a petition 😁

[@JordanLofgren434]

Honestly, yeah. If Lewis wanted to come be a citizen (and if our citizenship requirements were based on merit like they should be), let the guy in.

[@masudashizue777]

When I came to the US in 1972, the drinking age in this state was 18 and I was able to drink. It went up later.

[@DHARK1873]

FYI - the clearing of dishes after eating: yes, in restaurants we clear when the individual is done (and yes it’s preferable to most people for the same reason you said). However, in a home or sometimes club-type or banquet fine dining situation, we do still do a same-time clearing. I love both! Because I feel like they fit the situation. There’s something wonderful about old-time manners and etiquette and unfortunately much of that has been lost, either due to ignorance or just impatience. One of my favorite things working as a maid was how we served dinner with the whole serve on the left, clear from the right and having all the dishes in the same place at each setting.

[@BryanW-bp3le]

We need another Fat Electrician video sir.

[@myinvisiblejet]

Right! War Daddy got me hooked on him.

[@rhondacrosswhite8048]

I have just started watching the Fat Electrician on my own.

[@VirginiaPeden-Harrington-qd5zu]

The typical greeting when meeting someone in Norway translates into English as, "How do you have it?" That makes, "How are you doing?" sound internationally appropriate to me.

[@sarunhthach8972]

also Ca va, etc

[@sarunhthach8972]

and in Asia--Ni Hao

[@johnl5316]

THAT young Brit has the disadvantage of getting his 'news' from the BBC

[@carolcolon2250]

👏😁😂

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

👍🏻

[@mikeg.4211]

As often happens in these videos, there is a lack of context. The drinking age is 21 because we had a big problem with young people in drunk driving fatalities. Kids drive here at 16 at the oldest, unlike Europe. Also, wait staff always ask if you're done before taking plates away. This guy apparently have never heard of diet pop, either, when saying free refills are too caloric. I'd like to see one of these un self-aware Europeans do a video about how the age of consent in Germany is 14, and how they drive manual cars and have no air conditioning in the 21st century; and they call us weird! Oh yeah, and they also like to start world wars. Definitely weird.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Also, just because the US has free refills it doesn’t mean anyone is forced to take it.

[@mikeg.4211]

@@copperbuttons7376 Exactly! European snobbery!

[@barbaramelone1043]

Free refills in the restaurants I visit often include 0 calorie flavored waters as well.

[@kathleenlange1823]

MLB, the World Series includes teams from Canada not just US. NHL includes Canadian and US teams also.

[@Troy_In_The_80s]

How many professional baseball teams are located in the UK? Brits don't compete in the World Series, but it's not OUR FAULT...

[@socket_error1000]

The "free right hand turn" rule requires you to come to a complete stop if the light is red and make sure the way is clear before taking the right hand turn. It is also voided if there is a sign prohibiting it. There are rare cases with one way streets where you can take a "free left hand turn" under the same conditions, stopping and yielding to cross traffic first.

[@hippiemama52]

All new cars in the US come with an automatic transmission. You would have to special order a car with a manual transmission from the factory. And perhaps if Brits started giving a smile and a nod to a passerby on the street instead of "staying in your lane" it might catch on. Just sayin'.

[@johnl5316]

The US gov cannot ban guns. The constitution says that the gov may not ban them since their use is a right that we have and it precedes the establishment of any government

[@dking1836]

Also, our Constitution, unlike most in the world (Canada, Soviet Union (RIP and never return), China, Australia, etc), is based on "God-given" rights, not granted by the government. It's a limit ON government. Literally a list of things the government can NOT do,. It can be changed, but 3/4ths of the States must approve the change. One such limit is that treaties must be approved by the Senate with a 2/3rds vote. Which is why some treaties are never sent for approval, presidents such as the 43rd, just pretend they are in effect using word games.

[@jonok42]

No, it doesn't in any way, shape, or form say you have the right to own guns, or that the constitution protects that right. It specifically says the right of the people to bear arms, shall not be infringed. It does not specify any type of arms. Only that you have a right to have arms. Arms DOES NOT specifically mean guns. Nor does it mean it can not be guns.

[@kelsin8854]

@@jonok42 It still says the right to bear arms (by your definition, any weapon) shall not be infringed. This means that the government does not have the power to take any legally obtained weapon from citizens.

[@ronclark9724]

Keep in mind the America Revolution started when the British red coats took the Massachusetts militia's gunpowder... That gunpowder did NOT belong to King George III or the British Parliament... It belonged to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts...

[@stephaniefoster1964]

Actually, the Bill of Rights came several years after ratification of the Constitution- the establishment of government. That's why they are... amendments.

[@heavin6586]

Yeah, zero degrees means really cold and 100 degrees means realky hot. Makes perfect sense to me😊 Newspapers, yeah technically you could take as many as you want but, people just dont.. So long as there is not a sign saying "No right on red", yes, you can go right..

[@TypoMaker]

He was President, but he’s running again in 2024

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

❤

[@carolcolon2250]

👍🇺🇸

[@edithroberts8959]

Here again, we have manual transmission vehicles everywhere. Another dumb statement.

[@prman9984]

Automatics are just objectively better in every way. Do they still have elevators with manual doors and a lever to move the elevator and try to line it up just perfectly? Why not? Isn't that more fun to operate?

[@MrsColumbo823]

He missed the strangest thing. We have a constitution. The Uk does not.

[@prman9984]

We have free speech, the UK does not.

[@claregale9011]

Ever heard of the Magna Carta . Its a document very important to you , and your country .

[@MrsColumbo823]

@@claregale9011 Yes I have and yes it is.

[@KnowledgeIsComfort]

And we are proud of our constitutional rights! We will never give them up, especially not the 2nd one. We will never give that up like other countries caved

[@claregale9011]

@@KnowledgeIsComfort why do Americans have to put other countries down like they are nothing . You just come across as so arrogant all the time it's a shame .

[@stevemattfis]

We understand Celsius, we just know that lumping essentially 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit together turns into a nightmare when you get too cold easily or too hot easily. Body temperature is how we determine what's necessary with temperature. As for liquid measures it's just inconvenient but the rest of the space measures, we're fine with it. Kind of like in the UK which uses miles etc,.

[@danielshaver4517]

His random Anti-President Trump comment is the kind of thing that would stop me from following him. I appreciate that you don't do that.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Agreed

[@ronclark9724]

Trump's mother was born in Scotland... Furthermore, he has been correct with everything... If you think America will save NATO from a Russian invasion, think again... If NATO refuses to spend 2 percent GNP on defense, well, America may not come to your rescue... Uncle Sam is BROKE, defend yourselves...

[@GunUDwnAt2nd]

Trump is a moron. Face it.

[@chrishebert5672]

I second that. Turned me off of him instantly.

[@anthonylarson7919]

I hear ya.....especially when they have Boris Johnson....Tony Blair...etc...

[@curtiswood2453]

Ummm... nothing more fun than a muscle car with a manual transmission.

[@usarmy11B17]

The tip thing is so annoying. You don't have to tip literally everywhere... it's only what restaurants you sit down and eat in and sometimes at coffee shops..

[@corvus1374]

The World Series is named for the Boston World, a newspaper' You can be 17 to enlist in the military if your parents approve

[@therealimnotjiminy]

"The World Series is named for the Boston World" No, it's not.

[@corvus1374]

@@therealimnotjiminy Prove it

[@therealimnotjiminy]

@@corvus1374 I'm afraid that the burden of proof is on you. Go for it.

[@davidnelson5728]

The purchasing of a firearm does not require a license. Just a background check at the dealership.

[@kelsin8854]

I think that depends on the state, doesn’t it?

[@prman9984]

@@kelsin8854 Most states allow private gun sales with nothing as long as you don't sell to a felon.

[@SharonPerson-hm9ds]

@davidnelson5728 It definitely depends on the state. At least 13 states require permits to purchase firearms.

[@sandirobinson6966]

We may not use all of our vacation because a lot of the time, there's work to be done, and we value our jobs. We are competitive about our jobs, but also have a strong sense of responsibility. I learned to drive manuals transmissions and only bought manual transmissions until the dog-gone American vehicle companies quit making them. I much prefer manual. This guy is trying too hard to be cute. Haha. I voted for Trump two times so far, and plan to vote for him again in November. As for the metric system, I went to school for, and worked in biomedical research. Scientists use the metric system exclusively and kids are taught the metric system in school - just that most never use it for much. Many Americans are bi-lingual when it comes to the measurement systems.

[@mellie5899]

We really do strike up conversations with strangers. In a store the other day a woman said as she passed me, "You have a good life. Not a good day. A good life." I thanked her and said I really needed to hear that. Then she came closer and said, "What's going on, hun?" I ended up telling her my struggles, she told me hers and we must have talked for well over an hour, laughing and sharing stories back and forth like old friends.

[@IOAFan]

About Fahrenheit temperatures: 100 degrees F is crazy hot, and 0 degrees F is super cold. In Fahrenheit, freezing is 32 degrees and the boiling point is 212 degrees. Right turn on red works just fine. You have to come to a complete stop first, then look to make sure no traffic is coming before you make the turn. In the UK, it would be a left turn on red. That should make it easier to picture in your mind.

[@Desertflower725]

Clearly this guy has never had to go to the bank and the pharmacy, gotten hungry and needed a snack before picking up the dry cleaning, all with a sleeping child in the back seat.