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[@jeffrielley920]

"You're enough" is a compliment meaning you're good the way you are and don't need to strive to be more.

[@bluflaam777]

It's often taken differently by different people. One way is to say "you're perfect". Which I believe is bs as no one is perfect, but still a nice sentiment. Other way is to say more like you suggest, but IMO, that leaves ppl to be complacent. Right, we're always growing, evolving, learning etc. to be better versions of ourselves. My favorite way isn't far from yours, but leans more towards, 'you have what it takes to get you thru', i.e., don't give up. That leaves the door open for improvement and to include your friends because you have them too. I'll get by with a little help from my friends...as it goes. "We have what it takes" "we are enough" Real life says it takes; time, energy and 'treasure' (whatever is valuable to you).

[@tee4222]

Yeah, this girl seems really shy and timid and I’m assuming that the nice woman clocked that and decided she could use a compliment.

[@Catapultout]

In a culture full of compliments and self marketing, sometimes an understated “you’re enough” means much more than another superficial accolade.

[@andyloy7809]

​@@bluflaam777 To a degree I have to agree nobody is perfect and at least in my case I'm in constant competition with myself, well said 👍🏻

[@Morgaine]

@@jeffrielley920 It's a very loving thing to say to a person. It's very trendy right now and you can get T-shirts with messages like that on the back. It's a random act of kindness or a little blessing.

[@momzillainnova]

I compliment a stranger every time I go out. Its a pact i made with myself when I lost all my hair due to chemotherapy. So many strangers woud compliment my bald head, my outfit, earrings, whatever during a time when I felt my lowest in life. I promised to pay it forward and its been years that it I go out shopping, or anywhere I make sure at least once while I am out I compliment someone and you can see that it means a lot to them.

[@justsaying6654]

Kindness goes a long way!❤

[@spinthepickle1244]

That's beautiful! I do something similar with service reps on the phone. When I've had someone help me when I'm going through something stressful (dealing with identity theft, surgery details, runaround on a service we paid for, etc), after I thank them, I always get their name and ask to speak to their manager or be sent to their voice mail so that I can tell them what a great job they are doing. Customer service reps deal with a lot of stressed out people and bear the brunt of a lot of negativity, so I like to make sure not only THEY know I appreciate them, but their BOSS knows too. When someone goes above and beyond for me, I want to do the same for them.

[@TexasDonna-xu6fq]

Hope you are doing well! Cancer stinks!

[@changeworkssystem6024]

Sweet potato waffle fries. She said, "You are enough" -- it's a wonderful reminder that you're perfect just the way you are!

[@oc4061]

Being kind and generous with our words may just make someone's day. It doesn't cost us anything but it may mean the world to someone else who is in desperate needs of encouragement!

[@broncobra]

I stood in line at the gas station register today. The woman in front of me and the clerk were talking about there grand kids? About 5 -10 min. It didn't bother me at all. I loved it? At Wal-Mart, the cashier and I talked about our doggies? It's all good. At the beer store, lady and I chatted. It is what makes life worth living.

[@debbynorsworthy9550]

Here’s the way it’ll work for you, Lewis, if you move to America… YOU will be the reason for all your friends and family to make a trip to America to visit you and our beautiful country!

[@Champaign1117]

Exactly. He would be their liaison to the new world.

[@damm1957]

Lewis would rock here.

[@mbourque]

Also, once you get a green card it makes it easier for your family members to get approved themselves...

[@FreekTwizted]

i love watching his reaction videos it would be awsome to see his real life reactions to visiting the states

[@Morgaine]

Americans are, for the most part, fascinated by foreigners.

[@wilmarysantana5411]

@@Morgaine I love every accent. Believe it or not depending on what part of America you’re from you’ll have an accent. I myself have one I was born in the island. I am American and I love hearing them all. 🖤

[@nemo227]

I love meeting & talking with visitors from other countries.

[@bryandeviney4072]

So true, sometimes I think we get a little too curious but we try not to cross their personal space.

[@wilmarysantana5411]

@@bryandeviney4072 then you haven’t met me. My mama said I came out the womb talking. She tells me stories about when I was little that she’d beg me to stop talking. 🤷🏾‍♀️ but I do not try to intrude in anything personal. But hey if your talking to me then I’m just going to keep flapping my gums lol

[@reign4723]

Yeah, with mostly yt foreigners, that is true. Lol. But if you appear to be Mexican, MidEastern, or Black, you’re not as likely to get the same reaction because they think all of them are either “thugs”, “illegal aliens”, or “terrorists.” But Americans don’t like to talk about that. 🥴😆

[@virginianoone9395]

I think Americans are really used to having people from all over the world either come visit or immigrate to the country, so we have a general, natural curiosity about other cultures as part of our own culture. Most Americans you meet would be REALLY interested in your daily life as a foreigner, regardless of how boring you might think it is. This generally comes from a place of genuine interest and curiosity, and wanting to know more about the people around the world. I really love meeting people from other countries, it's really cool. :)

[@user-pk3vx4le1p]

I think it's because we learn and live vicariously through other people. The world moves so fast, and hearing about someone else's life is a shortcut insight into another's world.

[@patrickcox8990]

@@user-pk3vx4le1p i know youre a bot, but damn that was deep.

[@user-pk3vx4le1p]

@@patrickcox8990 Beep. Beep. I. am. not. a. bot. Beep. Beep.

[@virginianoone9395]

"You're enough" or "You are enough" means that you are wonderful just as you are. You don't have to prove anything. You don't owe anyone anything. You are enough as you are, you are wonderful. You should be allowed to exist happily and peacefully as you are. What you do, who you are, is GOOD ENOUGH. :D

[@deborahfarr2201]

It's amazing what a smile can do for someone's day. You never know what folks are going though. So when you leave your house make it a goal to be verbally nice to at least one person. No matter where you are.

[@yugioht42]

You can ask for no ice if you’re sensitive or something. Honestly it’s fine as restaurants accommodate you easily. Some people can’t do ice because they have sensitive teeth or a specific medical condition. Just let them know first.

[@patrickcox8990]

or even "light ice" if you wanna be picky

[@TheSylish]

I like no ice because I don't like my soda or coffee getting watery or cold water but I like it in my lemonade or iced tea! :P

[@manxkin]

I love Marie’s videos. She has traveled all over the U.S. and not just the big cities. She is really seeing the U.S.A.

[@aimeehamby828]

@L3WG REACTS You’ll have so much love and support when you get here. We already feel like you’re our American friend from afar.

[@kcdavis5581]

The prices of houses vary wildly across the country. In some places, you can buy a McMansion for $200k. In other places, it costs well more than a million dollars for a 60 yr old matchbox. It's all about location, location, location.

[@debbynorsworthy9550]

Highway 1 is the coast highway…just gorgeous!!!

[@broncobra]

My ex wife had an uncle that I met that lived on Highway 1. Back in the late '80s. His rent was $4000 bux a month. I only made $20,000 a year? He told me his biggest regret? There was a kid selling computers out of his garage that wanted him to help finance him. Kid was only 17. Uncle thought it was a big risk. Kid was Steve Jobs. $20,000 - $22,000 was good money back then? I had my own house, a brand new '87 Buick Grand National in the driveway. At 25. NO WAY, today?

[@broncobra]

There are some Norsworthys in my home town. G-Burg NE. Are you one of them?

[@bradleycegelsk804]

Maria's exploration videos I really well done and fun. She just doesn't just explore the big famous places, like everybody else does. She really tries to show the real America for what it all has to offer. She's like having a good tour guide that will show you all the beautiful and interesting places. She loves exploring nature, all the cool little museums and big museums, show the lights finding a good places to eat of any place she goes to, and she especially loves the show the mustangs and motorcycles that she encounters. She has a genuine interest in all things that are beautiful and interesting.❤

[@patrickcox8990]

that makes her beautiful and interesting

[@christywillis1707]

I'm one of the Americans that talks to strangers - pretty much every day I talk to different strangers. I do initiate sometimes, but it's typically other people. I think I have a face that says "Please approach me" because people always ask me for help everywhere I go. And yeah...I help! 😂

[@susanobrien9917]

Oh my me as well every store I'm in people ask me things are!! Guess what I go out of my way to help them find it even though I don't work there😂

[@shyryTsr2k]

@@susanobrien9917you’re so kind ❤ I hope you and Christywillis live such blessed and happy/wonderful lives!

[@robynbeach3198]

I like the French girl. She's sweet and she appreciates America.

[@Charlee1776]

I think it's quite normal for Americans to say random nice things to each other. If I see someone with something abut them that I think is nice, I generally tell them if I'm in their area. I enjoy making people smile and have a better day and since it happens often enough to me in return, I can only assume that many of us do it.

[@Lynn705Hal]

Buying a house here is such a huge move for someone who's not familiar with our country. I hope you can take a few months to travel around first before you make a decision bc there's so many factors.

[@TBeatles67]

He’s buying a house in England.

[@alisonflaxman1566]

He clearly said he's looking for a house in England and after that he'll come visit here.

[@Crystal_3777]

Verrado AZ . She drove right through my town..Those mountains are called White Tank mountains...awesome!!!!

[@notlouisegirl]

Same!! I live in Waddell/Surprise.

[@WoosterCogburnn]

No, there’s not a fence all the way around America. It’s only small sections in what used to be the most highly trafficked areas.

[@jayli53]

I’m from Az! That sign with the cactus wren has the 5 C’s listed. Our state revolves around copper, cotton, cattle, citrus, and climate.

[@mikegottes]

I have lived in San Diego for 26 years, it is the best place to live. Period.

[@derdin8]

It's all fun in the sun until somebody steals a tank and flattens cars and fences in the neighborhood... Oh sorry, that was 1995 - Before your time in San Diego.

[@jeffrielley920]

Home price vary widely across the US. The value of my home has tripled since I bought it 20 yrs. ago but some states have depressed prices because nobody wants to live there.

[@lindae9875]

here in IL house prices have a double whammy--too high and the taxes are un-freaking-believable because people can't afford them now. Houses have become insane. Across the street from me, a duplex, 2bedrooms, nice but not a mansion, listed for nearly half a million dollars and sold the first day.

[@kairodgers-lang]

Americans are sincere when they compliment others! The host of this show is handsome and charming!

[@aolsweetsew]

I always try to compliment random people whenever I go out. Kindness is very important for most Americans.

[@tammyleatherman1897]

Harley Davidson is an American motorcycle company. Iconic. And she likes motorcycles so she probably did really like the leather jacket lol

[@abbynormal2111]

San Diego, born and raised! The most perfect place to live. If not for the fact that it is currently also the most expensive place to live in the US.

[@jeannerogers7085]

Ditto here!

[@JamesMartinelli-jr9mh]

Ice? We need it ! Remember that we all far south. Philadelphia is at the latitude of Rome. Miami is at the latitude of Mecca.

[@lizmarch4000]

Wow! I'm american and I never thought of it that way- I think of Philly as so Northern. That's actually nuts to me.

[@dking1836]

@@lizmarch4000 London is as far north as Calgary, Canada. San Diego would be in the middle of the Sahara Desert. I never thought of it that way until I was trying to explain why we like our drinks with ICE... USA-Canada border is generally on the 49th parallel (west of the Great Lakes)... in Europe, that would be Paris, France or Heidelberg, Germany.

[@karensillonis6900]

I'm from the Midwest and have traveled all over the US! I fell in love with Idaho and decided to move here. In just one State not only is it Absolutely beautiful, but it has like everything from Amazing mountains and so many trees, Prairie areas, Desert amazing towns and Boise is beautiful and called the city of trees. No matter what you want to do from Mountain climbing, fishing, camping, boating hunting for rare Gems, City life you just don't have far to go to do whatever you want and the people are so friendly. I can't imagine living anywhere else and have been surprised and just blown away by this State! I live in Sun Valley and the beauty of the Sawtooth mountains is amazing! I love to Ski and this is the place to be❤

[@angelabilyeu2927]

I am from AZ. It's nice to see my area being highlighted. One time I was at the Grand Canyon and an artist gifted me one of her paintings. I still love it after 25 years.

[@Hremom]

I have always made a point of giving compliments, but during Covid, when people couldn’t see a friendly smile, I made a point of giving compliments everywhere I go. It may be “thanks for the great service” or it could be a total stranger I’m walking by and I tell some one I love your hair cut, nice beard, beautiful dress or sharp suit. It’s fun to watch people’s eyes light up with pleasure. They made an effort to look go someone noticed. I also make sure to praise young parents or offer encouragement. A simple, you are doing great, or it gets easier, to a parent having a difficult time with a toddler or a teaching moment with a youngest goes a long way! I remember having a comment like that on a really hard day just made everything feel easier. I want to share that experience.

[@tricitymorte1]

People in the US can be very friendly. In 2000, I was probably 14, and my family took a trip to Washington state, and we went around both sides of Mount St. Helens. On one of those trips, I was admiring a vintage Indian motorcycle that was parked at one of the lookout points. The guy that owned it saw me looking at it and let me get on it.

[@lindae9875]

my dad had a vintage Indian bike! i always wondered what happened to it (after Mom made him get rid of it)

[@hypocritease]

The US and Mexico share approximately a 2000 mile border over half of which is with the state of Texas.

[@Old_Hippie]

@@hypocritease Canadian border is 5,525 miles

[@jenniferoettle6849]

Happily married American here but I compliment you every time I watch your videos. 😂 "Awww... he's so cute." "Bless his heart (the endearing version)...". Never thought much about it but maybe it's just who we are. 😄

[@cathybrookeburt2616]

At the very least I say Hi to anyone I make eye contact with, in a store or whatever. I feel it's common courtesy to treat people with respect & acknowledge their existence. LOL With ladies I might say cute outfit or that's a great color on you, when I walk by. With a guy, I might say cool truck or something. Why not lift someone's spirit when you have the power to do so? Simple courtesies & a smile can change the atmosphere all around you.

[@kcdavis5581]

Same! I love to give compliments to strangers. Spreading joy makes me feel as great as I hope others feel receiving them.

[@erichallada910]

Lewis, if you want to see what a UK Costco looks like, Mr H from Mr. H and friends (KZbin channel) just released a video reaction of going to his first Costco and it just happens to be in the UK. Mr H lives in Bristol, I think that is how you spell it, so he probably went to a Costco around there.

[@philmakris8507]

A half hour ago I sent L3W the link to that video and let him now that the closest Costco to Nottingham is in Derby 16 miles away. Do a vlog L3W.

[@johncompton88]

#L3WG you are already so American. I can not wait to see your videos of your USA trip.

[@nathanreid1459]

As always, love your reactions! I learn about the UK almost as much as you learn about America

[@Britt_Bratt_96]

Im sure youre just as pretty in person as you are in your videos Lewis .😉 Sometimes telling soneone your'e enough or some other act of kindness no matter how small may mean alot to that person .You never know what someone else may be going through Great video ✌💜

[@TwistedArtLady]

Hi from Texas! I love to compliment people. Makes them feel good. Makes me feel good. Its a win win.

[@chrispruett81]

Holy shit.... at 1:45 in... it shows a VERRADO Sign off the freeway... That's EXACTLY where I live LMFAO! Right there in Buckeye Az :)

[@SaguaroBlossom]

For random compliments, walking into the Dr office this morning, and some lady walking out was very excitedly telling me how good I looked in the color of shirt I was wearing. Like *super* excited. And I'm not some cute, young girl that people would just say that to.

[@lindae9875]

bus driver told me yesterday she loved my hair and although I am 70 it made me blush with pleasure to hear that.

[@prioress]

We Americans are pretty free with compliments or just making friendly conversation. When I used to take my mom around before she passed, she would regularly get compliments about her pretty white hair. Guess it's our informality. We aren't as old as Europe.

[@yugioht42]

Harley Davidson is a legendary motorcycle manufacturer out here. It’s like the Triumph Bonnieville except Harley is just pumping out top of the line motorcycles constantly. they branched out a bit into clothing which has that tough look.

[@Tiyedyed]

Me looking at the trip miles and thinking “Oh, that’s only like 3 1/2 hours. Light road trip.” Lol

[@marianncadmus9572]

Americans are friendly! The thought of anyone coming here being lost or unhappy makes me crazy.

[@Becca-nt8ju]

When a woman says to another, "You're enough!" It means I see you. I see you & your beautiful soul. There are so many women raised as 2nd class citizens, especially in certain countries. It's just important to a lot of American women to let other women know they are acknowledged. Its emotional to both women.

[@debimdza]

The wife was saying, “If nobody has told you today you are enough.” It is just a nice affirmation saying to say to someone who may need to hear it.

[@cyndi.K9090]

You should see the lights in Cincinnati at night as you come down the hill from Kentucky. It just suddenly opens up in front of you and it's beautiful. Then there's the fireworks on the river by the award-winning Rozzi Brothers fireworks.

[@sandirobinson6966]

It's part of the unfinished border wall. We have a LONG border with Mexico.

[@Old_Hippie]

Longer border with Canada..

[@ketolife2797]

Long border, short BS wall.

[@glowormrdr6183]

It's not unfinished; it's not even planned. No one's building a 3,000 mile wall. It's ridiculous.

[@ronclark9724]

@@ketolife2797 While the fence, it isn't a wall, funnels foreigners through official entry points, we don't want foreigners entering our country without proper documentation, passports, visas, vaccination records, etc., etc. As you prefer strangers to knock on your front door asking to enter better than total strangers climbing through your windows... It is what it is...

[@ohmightywez]

Arizona is amazing. It's my home!

[@davidcharlesfisher5692]

Thank you for interpreting what she was trying to say! I thought she'd NEVER spit it out! She was being shy I think and probably embarrassed by the positive compliments even though strangers in the US are likely going to compliment you out of nowhere, about your accent, your beautiful skin, your hair, your eyes, the outfit you're wearing...it would be VERY unusual for someone to come up to you and say something rude. So enjoy the compliments, just say "well thank you, I appreciate that, you have a wonderful day!" and say it cheerfully and like you mean it!

[@jacquesmassard9226]

We call them Waffle fries, where do I live at least? In my area houses are per meter/foot more expensive than London man. hahahaha. There has been walls between Mexico and the USA for years. the places where there is not a wall are usually in the middle of a desert.

[@CrisCrossPhx]

Bro, I live there in Phoenix, Arizona and have made that trip to San Diego many times to visit family when my sisters lived in Vista and Oceanside, California and It’s only about a 5 hour drive, which for most of us is a very quick drive. My room mate drove to Los Angeles last week for a long weekend. California is a pretty common get away spot for many Americans especially living in Arizona. Other nearby get aways are New Mexico, Colorado and Utah, as well as Mexico itself, where we usually drive to to visit family during the holidays. When she sees Mexico in the video, it’s most likely Mexicali or Tijuana. Arizona borders Mexico and it’s a 3 hour drive to the southern border. When I was a kid growing up in Oregon (pacific northwest) every summer for vacation my family would drive down the pacific coast highway through California and stop in San Diego to see my uncle and cousins, then through Arizona in Tucson to see my grandparents (maternal), then through New Mexico to Texas to see my other grandparents (paternal). Then back up through the Sonoran desert, through to California, up the pacific coast highway back home to Oregon. Many Americans may not travel a lot internationally, because traveling between the states here is like traveling through several different countries in Europe. Again, I enjoyed this reaction and see you in the next one!

[@misslora3896]

And I make the opposite trip. I've made the drive between San Diego and Phoenix dozens of times throughout my 55 yrs. My favorite place in the entire world is Sedona. Though I'll stay in Phoenix since it's so much more affordable. Coming from the South Bay area of San Diego, I take I-8 through Yuma, but have friends in Oceanside that prefer to use I-10. It's one of those drives that's so familiar, it's like being on autopilot.

[@CrisCrossPhx]

@@misslora3896 autopilot exactly! As familiar as the country roads back home in Oregon!Sedona is stunning! Prescott and Oak Creek Canyon are favorites here in Arizona as well!

[@glowormrdr6183]

Jerome, Arizona! That was a Ghost Town for a long time, after being a mining town. Now it's a artsy touristy kind of place. I only know because my father was born there, and my grandfather was a miner there, during the Great Depression.

[@kelleewolfe2834]

Lewis, you're an American at heart. ❤ Come see us as soon as you can!

[@billolsen4360]

4:29 I live near Cave Creek, love it there. 6:15 We call them waffles fries, close!

[@SellersChantal]

3:08 that’s where I live. I work a mile from the border and can see The Return of the Jedi “Tatooine dunes” from my office window, and yes that is “Trump’s wall.”

[@thefallofKAE89]

I'm 34 born in the US and will expire here. People are more nice to me than I'm to myself. If I had a family of my own. I wouldn't get a house. I'd get some land. Haha

[@paulayala4816]

California has always had a wall or fences separating Mexico and California, but mostly near the major cities or crossings. In the 90's I even helped design portions of the wall near Yuma, Nogales and Douglas. We used to call them hot walls because they were metal shoring linked and welded together. Those locations were built during Bill Clinton's presidency, but the democrats want voters to forget about that. On a hot day the metal would get sizzling hot, and by nightfall they could easily be seen when viewed thru a thermal imager.

[@lindae9875]

oh i didn't know this! well done for your part

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Lewis, you do look pretty in your videos, no worries! So if someone says you look prettier in real life, it means your even better looking in person, it in no way means that you are not looking good in your videos! Also, you are enough!

[@jerrypackard6807]

L3WG Get a house with some space outside (and no anti-gardening restrictions) so you can grow some fruit trees/veggies/herbs. Gardening can be really cool especially with all the varieties you can buy online. You can grow a customized jungle of food!! My favorite seed-website sells like 90 different kinds of just heirloom tomatoes.

[@TexasDonna-xu6fq]

I loved going to San Diego for their sandcastle building contests!!!

[@davidterry6155]

San Diego has an average home price of about 1.1Mil

[@SunM00nandStars-dz2xb]

There is a sort of olf fashioned American supersition but I really like it. It is a concept that if you want to feel better you do something or say something that is true to somebody else to make them feel good then you feel better as a result. In America I get random compliments all of the time from strangers telling me they really like my tshirt or my hair style looks really nice and I come back with "Thanks! You just made my day!" or I make a quick observation and compliment something back that I think is true like "Thanks! I also like your shirt it's really cool!" or "Thanks! I really like your style!" it sort of lifts the atmosphere and everybody feels better and "attitude is contagious" so it is like Americans are trying to spread a positivity virus or something. It's just something everybody does. It's almost like a superstition.

[@crimson49er]

i moved to SD from the SF Bay Area 3 yeas ago and yeah, it's pretty fantastic here. California is an amazing place to be.

[@Dansull123]

@2:10 100% understand. I'm in Rhode Island (RI) and stay in RI because of family and friends. There are less expensive more profitable parts of the country I could try but need to be around to help out my Mom.

[@karenbeamish6907]

I just started watching your video. I don't usually ask for ice in my water, or lemon! I'm good with just plain water! It's usually cool enough, not too cold, just enough to quench my thirst! Even if I get thirsty I'm still good with tap water! It depends on where you get your water from though. I lived in a town where the water was "hard", full of nastiness! I would wash out my 1 gallon jugs of milk and go to my parents house and fill them up with their much tastier tap water! It depends on where you live! From Erie County NY Love your channel!!!

[@wilmarysantana5411]

Technically the wall was baby bushes idea so the wall belongs to him. Lol and no it’s not connected due to animal migration and vegetation growth. The wall does not stretch 1200 miles lol 😆

[@kurarisusa]

About the compliments, where I grew up it would be considered rude to stare at a person. So if you were looking at them for a good reason, like you thought they were pretty or their hair look cool or their outfit was nice, we were taught to just say that to them. So unless you really were staring for a bad reason, you would just tell them the reason.

[@lesterstone8595]

A European once thought that I told him, "You're enough." However, he was short and from Ireland, and I actually said, "You're an elf." I had mistaken him for a leprechaun. 🍀

[@lazarusblack9995]

American culture is primarily inclusive. Every person belongs to so many groups that there is always something to bond with. And complimenting each other - especially women complimenting other women - is really a thing.

[@kingmary2268]

American can be a very individualistic place, so we try to engage with each other to connect to remember our humanity

[@Dandee268]

I always ask for my drinks with No ice. I have extremely sensitive teeth, and they are fine with accommodating your requests.

[@bradparker933]

That Bandana is a navigation tool for night travel using the stars.

[@tammyleatherman1897]

I love when I see visits to San Diego! Especially when ppl have a great visit 😅

[@AlaskanGlitch]

The cheapest homes in the US can be found in the mid-west. Both coasts are expensive because that is where the majority of the population wants to live.

[@Deamin87]

Those "waffle chips" are called "waffle fries" here. Those particular ones appear to be made from sweet potatoes/yams.

[@robinsmith2815]

Nope. It's a saying here. "If nobody has told you today, you are enough". It's a compliment meaning you are worth everything. We do compliment each other. It happens all of the time.

[@TinaTinkSwafford]

I know people say, "You are enough" when someone seems sad or down, or if they simply want to lift someone's confidence as a person, they will say it.

[@IC27185]

ALRIGHT! A VIDEO FROM MY HOME TOWN SAN DIEGO, CALI!!!

[@VicEclectica]

Never underestimate the power of a compliment from a random stranger. It can completely change your day(s). Cheers!

[@meomy29]

My mom and I were just saying how people aren't as friendly as they used to be.

[@GoneGrimdark]

Congratulations on looking at houses, it’s a big first step! Don’t feel pressured to move, immigrating to a new country is a HUGE step and not for everyone. It’s a lot of work, and it’s hard to leave your life behind. Just make sure to visit sometime!

[@VirginiaPeden-Harrington-qd5zu]

The "wall" between Mexico and the US does not extend all the way across. It is about 300 miles long and full of holes because it was a lousy idea from the very start.

[@kimberlyobrien4677]

Get a house in America for half of the price that you're planning on spending over there and give your family and friends a place to visit on their vacations. Then with the money that you save from not buying a house in the UK you can buy yourself an awesome van to travel around the country in. 😁

[@richardlopez5992]

Come to America , your gonna love it

[@kimpepper4713]

I tend to ask for lite ice for my drinks. There are times that I will ask for no ice for my water.

[@jannibal9273]

An "F" can also mean a failing grade. In school, we are often marked from A (the highest grade) to F (the lowest - you failed grade). If the lady from the other table said "You're an F" it could have been a smarmy comment by the lady who thought the young French lady was making a "hit" on her man.

[@jjbud3124]

I don't know about everyone but many of us, if we see something we particularly like about another person, whether it be an article of clothing, a hairdo, etc., lots of time we'll say something. I got complemented on my shoes the other day at a doctor's office, another time I got told that the color of my blouse looked good on me. This is mostly between ladies. Men usually start a conversation or a complement in a different way because they don't want to come across as hitting on a woman. When I was young someone on the street told me I had beautiful hair. These are things that make both people's day and make everyone happier.

[@karlsmith2570]

6:53 "I Don't Know What That Is" Well, Lewis, Harley-Davidson is a motorcycle company that's based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and they also sell motorcycle apparel and accessories

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

Live in US...buy the house here...flip it...make lots of money to afford the place you want in the UK...then move back. Win win.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Oh, I get it now! She was saying "enough", not "an F...."!

[@luxleather2616]

I live in Yuma & they actually stopped at a restaurant called 'Daybreakers' which is a few miles from my house which is right on the border of California as well....yes she was talking about 'Trump's Wall'....we're a border town so not only can you can see Mexico from here but we have a few places that you can enter Mexico from....we're also bout 3 to 4 hours from San Diego depending on traffic....those are called waffle fries....'you're enough' is a positive affirmation message

[@kelleewolfe2834]

Those are sweet potato waffle fries I think? Just because of the orange color. I could be wrong. Lewis, I was at a new restaurant the other night and commenting that I wondered what something on the menu tasted like. The man at the table next to us had ordered what I was talking about. It was like hot honey breadsticks? Or something like that. He overhead and offered me one! My dad and I carried on a conversation with him and his wife for half the meal! I always compliment people that I don't know. Especially women. I'm complimented a lot on my eyes, but the best compliments I've ever received from someone I don't know is how well my kids are behaved, or that I must be a good mom. ❤

[@shelbywoo3229]

In the U.S. the older people are the more easily the compliments flow. Older people no longer have anything to prove, aren’t competing anymore, and know how wonderful it feels to be on the receiving end of one. It’s much more satisfying to leave someone with a smile. This is another reason we joke about people turning into their parents. 😂 Both my parents could strike up a conversation with anyone and I appear to be following in their footsteps. 😊

[@kristybreal6789]

I can’t wait for the day to visit the US. Will be so fun to watch

[@neutrino78x]

6:11 "cross cut fries", here in California. 🙂

[@LA_HA]

You're not planning this with stealth in mind. What you have to do is come to America First. 1) Tour about 3-4 really good States -- maybe 1 in each region: North, South, East, and West, and maybe a 5th State in the Middle. 2) Bring your girl along as you eat, have fun, look at all the beauty around you, and meet friendly, good-hearted people. 3) And while doing those things, plan visits to houses that are in your price range in each region. Just to get her really thinking about it while she's immersed in the adventure your on together. It may not change her from a No to an instant Yes. But the idea is to get her to Maybe, to Entertain The Idea. See? You can always move. But if you really want to get to live here, just start with a great visit and introducing the thoughts of the possibilities Then. Ha

[@SGlitz]

Love Jerome, Az.