BRITISH GUY Reacts to "10 Things That Will SHOCK You in AMERICA"

[@MoreAdamCouser]

Only follow if cool pls 😎 - www.twitch.tv/adamcouser

[@xpatriatedtexan2122]

Damn hoss, are you asking me to unsub?

[@USFirst1776]

Should try and get on the unsubscribe podcast.... it's a vet podcast that talks about different shit.... maybe they'll do a range day with you. I think you'd have a blast.... pun intended.... only thing is they're in Texas....

[@TheGhostOvHades]

Yeah you should try getting on the Unsub podcast, you actually had reacted to a few videos from one of their current hosts, The Fat Electrician. You'll love it here in Texas bro

[@Repugnantone]

I get road rage while walking on the sidewalk for crying out loud!

[@KieroSi]

You know, there's several places in the states you can fire a tank, throw grenade and play with other explosives... it's a bit expensive individually, though it's often bought as part of group packages... kind of the last ditch effort of family therapists and human resource specialists to promote some bonding at a corporate retreat.

[@funnyusername8635]

It sounds like this list should be called "10 Things That Shocked My Husband From Argentina In America".

[@MostCommentsOnYouTubeAreAiBOTS]

11:23 Notice she says that like it’s a positive thing - and Adam echoes it. How entirely fucked up and backwards.

[@nolame100]

Bless her little heart1 She goes one place, and has no idea of things! She sees it once and thinks that is the way all over U.S.!

[@roy_8693]

And all over the world!

[@robertq55403]

Definitely Bless her heart!

[@tohmano5855]

This lady :Traffic laws are very strict Me in my head: oh she has never been to FL

[@tylerferguson3707]

The people in my city must have missed that memo lol.

[@GooberDapple]

And Cincinnati

[@nate101794]

My thoughts exactly Floridians deal with tourist so we’re always on demon time

[@chrisscott1652]

They rarely enforce the road laws in Central Fl as you may know.

[@darkerdaemon7794]

​@@chrisscott1652 my mom legit got caught driving in Florida without a license a few years back. Cop pulled her for speeding, asked her why she was speeding, and told her to slow it down and let her go. Didn't even ask for her license. No joke.

[@Ashley-xe9gs]

This girl said she has traveled to many countries but I am thinking that she has not traveled to many US States. A lot of these points will vary by state and region within the US as well.

[@roy_8693]

See my comment above. Didn't see this comment before I commented. but I agree.

[@haroldfarquad6886]

That's why I tend to not like these videos that generalize what "America" is like. America is about as varied as your willingness to explore it. It's a huge land with so many different subcultures, so many different geographies, and so many different people. There is hardly anything that can be said be universally "American," even values.

[@Arctic-qr9eh]

My family originally immigrated to America from Mexico, arriving with little knowledge of English. Even now, 27 years later, they only speak the basics. Yet, despite this language barrier, both of my parents were able to start successful businesses-my father as an arborist in tree service, and my mother as a florist. Although my mother’s business was lost due to illness, my father’s continues to thrive, growing steadily each year. I often assist by translating when he needs to communicate directly with clients. This is why I hold such deep love for America. The United States offered us opportunities we never could have imagined. My parents, once poor and struggling with five children, worked tirelessly to overcome their circumstances. Today, they are thriving, even without fluency in English. This is why America is truly the land of opportunity-My beautiful U.S.A. 🇺🇸❤️🦅

[@summersands8105]

Thank you for loving our Country in a time when others are running her into the dirt. You and your family are a great example of living the American Dream.

[@andyboog2010]

Just a little thought for you and your family. You guys have never been poor. As penniless as your family may have been, poor is absolutely the last thing you guys were because poors an attitude. And it sounds to me like you've never been poor. Broke is what you guys were. And that's a situation that you dug yourselves out of. Keep it up.

[@Arctic-qr9eh]

Thank you guys! I appreciate the kind words! 😊💖

[@rorschach5184]

@@andyboog2010holy shit what a comment

[@lesterine77]

Wow. After 27 years they don't speak English? I was stationed in Tokyo for 3 years and picked up more than just the basics. That is not something to be proud of. 27 years. And barely speaking English. Smh.

[@gwenj5419]

Sourdough usually doesn't have any sugar. White, wheat bread and rolls in the United States tend to have more sugar (but not like cake.)

[@willcool713]

In classical baking, sugar acts as a dough conditioner and preservative.

[@marvincasteel4876]

yes, but you can get a ticket for what is called a rolling stop! your car must come to a complete stop.

[@Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms]

@@willcool713 Indeed, but we do tend to put a generous amount of sugar in many of our breads, even sandwich breads. Of course, some do this more than others. McDonalds for example notoriously has their buns made with an exorbitant amount of sugar (their fries as well).

[@halflife2fun]

Let's not forget that subway bread has so much sugar that Ireland classified it as cake

[@nullakjg767]

@@Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms no we dont, go to any bakery and youll find very regular bread. youre confusing mass produced preserved sliced bread like wonder bread with the bread made in the bakery section of a super market. real bread goes bad in 2-3 days, if your bread takes 3 weeks to go bad, it probably has sugar in it.

[@darrinlindsey]

There is no traffic law that says you can't creep up to a red light. And, waiting 3 seconds, at a stop sign, in not a law either. Stopping is all that's required.

[@lkajiess]

Yeah, I don't know what she was on about that.

[@lalitabyrd4182]

I’m pretty sure that’s state specific, it was in my drivers test and study handbook. Although that was 30 yrs ago when you could get a drivers license at 14yrs old

[@troncat8490]

theres a lot of lenient and strict cops, a roll of the dice, and traffic cameras are obvious most of the time

[@NanaRae2Three]

My husband got a ticket once for not stopping long enough at a stop sign. So yes, depends on where you live and the mood of the cop that day.

[@tmae33]

In NH, its not a full stop without a 3 aecond pause.

[@Sikraj]

In america we don't just use the Imperial system to measure stuff. We also use blue whales, cars, football fields, the statue of liberty, Texas, ants, pizza slices, thumbs, the empire state building, laundry machines, and elephants as units of measurements. There is probably more but those are just a few off the top of my head.

[@TheRagratus]

I see you're a "The Fat Electrician" fan. He uses Blue Whales lol.

[@J3rs3yM1k3]

You forgot Eagle Wingspans. ;)

[@Arctic-qr9eh]

@@Sikraj essentially anything that isn't the metric system 😂🤣🦅🦅🦅

[@kevinhicks1108]

You forgot using time to measure distance., As in, well, it's about an hour and a half to town

[@Sikraj]

@@kevinhicks1108 yeah I forgot to include that the distance between el paso and san antonio is approximately 3 lord of the rings movies, theatrical cut. Depending on the flow of traffic and bathroom breaks

[@jodeeps2287]

I hope you enjoy every second being “inside us”, Adam 😅😉😂

[@MoreAdamCouser]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jmuraidajr]

What is funny, is when people from the UK talk about how we use feet and inches! Where do you think we got it from, it's Imperial Measurements from the England!

[@smileychess]

It’s interesting because much of the UK also use miles, and many people there use feet.

[@Domicle]

Pretty warm in Florida right now. Bring shorts. Ignore the hurricane coming, we ain't worried.

[@1020mikki]

hope you’re doing well with all these devastating hurricanes. i wish you the best.

[@Domicle]

@@1020mikki Milton was a mess that's for sure. We're good where I am, Central got screwed.

[@Domicle]

2 ply? That's dollar tree butt wipe. We're using 4 ply lotion infused these days, like grown men should.

[@ScribbleScrabbless]

And Dude wipes. The wet wipes for men 😂 But not joking.

[@jodeeps2287]

And warmed up 😊

[@markchristensen23]

​@@ScribbleScrabblessJust don't be flushing those, even if they say they're flushable. XD

[@MoreAdamCouser]

Factssss😂

[@TheRagratus]

I use "Dude Wipes". Paper 1st for a rough clean, Dude Wipe for deep clean, Paper again to dry and polish. lol.

[@betsybabf748]

I love our huge portions. We all always bring our leftovers home so when you go out to eat, you bring home enough food for two more meals to eat at home. It makes it far more economical.

[@nullakjg767]

brits pay twice as much for half as much food. i would never eat out if i lived there, its a terrible value. its no wonder they dont tip. they cant even afford to eat.

[@1020mikki]

yes! i’m always so disappointed (either with myself for eating way more than necessary or with the place for having tiny portions) whenever i leave a restaurant without leftovers!!

[@OhArchie]

Sounds like her audience is people from Argentina. But she’s right as far as the bread. Yes, you can *find* bread without a lot of sugar, but in general there is much more sugar in American breads readily available at a supermarket.

[@RoniFromTN]

Driving: If the light is red, you most certainly CAN roll up slowly to the light. You don't have to hurry up to it just to stop, then go. I don't know where she's from, but I've done this is every state I've lived in - and I've lived in 9, including Washington, D.C. And you don't have to wait 3 seconds after stopping at a stop sign. Just stop, then go.

[@Lynn705Hal]

3 secs is required in some places, & suggested in others to be safe.

[@brianmoore6724]

I spent a few hours in downtown Belfast and then took in a baseball game in a park south of downtown. Yes I drove up from Dublin just to see a baseball game in Belfast so I could add it to my list of games in over 1,050 fields/stadiums in 35 different countries :).

[@tmae33]

Got news for chicky - you CAN slow roll up to a red light. You may irritate other drivers but it's not illegal. Except maybe in Calipornia.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I was in Shannon Ireland on our way to Baghdad while in the US Army in 2007 and then again on my way back to the US in 2009. I’m half Irish but did little time there but I loved it, can’t wait to go back.

[@douglasostrander5072]

Stopped in the same place when I came home from Afghanistan in 2011. Stuck in the airport, the country looked pretty. There was a U.S. government sealed plane parked there. Watched a TV show about Rod Stewart and after four hours went home. Coffee was instant (Nescafe) not good and expensive and small. Don't know your age but l was a cold War soldier. I got to fly into Bulgaria, Kyrgyzstan (which was part of the Soviet Union) and Leipzig Germany amazing to me.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

@@douglasostrander5072 I’m 39 and just retired from the Army. I was at Ft. Bragg most of my time but of course deployed all over (which you probably did as well) I was with the 82nd Airborne and 3rd SF most of my time. Was Counter Intel and jumped out of planes. Yeah man while there it’s a blur since it was like 2007-2008ish but higher ups said we couldn’t drink because we were headed to Kuwait then Iraq. I said screw this and told the boys if we all get a pint they won’t punish us all right, F**k punish us before Iraq, no way. I was one of the only CPLs in the unit then and I told my squad screw it. Let’s get a pint! Last beer for a few of us sadly but I’m glad we did go against the rules and got one. Have to have a Guinness in Ireland right?! Yet the SGT Major actually smirked at me and said good for morale so F it. We’re going to war, so we deserve a beer. Yet small Aussie and Brit camps had beer in Iraq don’t ended up not being the last but you had to. I went back twice but the last time I was injured when a 107mm Rocket fired by Jaysh Al Mahdi hit near us. Went to a hospital in Kuwait and then to Landsthul Germany. Loved Germany but didn’t get much time there to actually look around. Just in the hospital for a few months. Well nice to meet you brother, love talking to my fellow vets. Actually moving back near Ft. Bragg from Atlanta in a few months so that will be nice to see some friends. So how long were you in Germany bud? Wish I could have looked around more but I did some time in Korea and Japan that I did enjoy. If you have Instagram my handle is the same here as it is on there. Awesome Adams channel got some vets together to shoot the shit. Also I had no idea the coffee was so expensive there. I truly forgot the exchange rate 😂 Enough about me, I love hearing others stories.

[@douglasostrander5072]

@@BuckyBarnesNC Would it hurt if I told you I was an officer because I was. A lot of our people bought European Absthis (going home). You can get better stuff in America now.

[@peanutmwo6001]

the flavors in our food tend to be pronounced cause we want you to taste the full flavor of what we offer

[@p3t3rrrn]

20C is 68F and my man... that is a pleasant spring day... its been 36C here recently with high humidity. If you dont have A/C, sure 20 might be a bit warm, but nothing a fan can't fix lol.

[@randykillman6475]

My pleasure to support your efforts On July first, I was in Northern Ireland. Granted it was for a very short time of site seeing - one day only. So it is not the same as living there. I arrived in Belfast in the morning, took a quick ride through the city and then spent the majority of the day touring the Ards Peninsula (Newtownards. Grey Abbey. followed the coast through the town of Millisle to Donaghade, and saw the lighthouse, built in 1836 and stopped at a local hostelry for a cup of tea). I found the country side lovely and the day relaxing

[@grumpymorris6351]

Fun fact. I was king of road rage my whole life. I have not had road rage in five years since I retired.

[@J.D666]

In most South American countries, they don't have big enough pipes to flush the TP. They put it in bins with bags to be placed with the garbage later. Single ply takes less resources and cost less. My default since the pandemic is never hesitate "to go full bidet". Ren is just not using the 'Jedi mind trick'

[@happymask8042]

One quick note about the bathrooms... We don't have toilets that shoot water at your rear. I've never seen one in the US. So when the toilet flushes because you moved a little, you don't get wet. We just use a ton of toilet paper (which is why it needs to be soft).

[@mclark347]

Traffic laws can be *very* different depending on the state. None of what she said is a law in California. It's also extremely unsafe to do what she said... and the biggest law in California is to drive safely, in accordance with traffic. If traffic is such that the safest thing to do is illegal, do the illegal and safe thing. You're actually more likely to be stopped for doing something legal but unsafe.

[@revgurley]

Gonna miss you by 2 weeks. Visiting family in Orlando next week, but only for a short time. No Disney or other park fun. When you visit, I highly recommend stepping away from the parks to do "real" Orlando things, like go to a club downtown, go on the Winter Park Boat Tour, shop along Park Avenue (also Winter Park, which is attached to Orlando, on the north side). You might check if there is a UCF (University of Central Florida) home football game when you're town. They can tear down a stadium with the best of them!

[@Seahorse0418]

Omg I just recommended Park Ave to him too 😂. I forgot about the boat tour and my husband went to Rollins 😬. The UCF football idea was GREAT! I hope he listens to you! Cheers!

[@MoreAdamCouser]

Nice, enjoy!

[@dcbs8691]

I don't know how long you plan on being in Florida, but the Airshow at NAS Jacksonville is on October 19 and 20. You can see all the military planes, helicopters and the Blue Angels and other military stuff. Its free to attend too.​@MoreAdamCouser

[@kazeryu17]

Here's a little life hack for those who dont like the toilet flushing every time they move. You can cover the sensor with toilet paper. If its one of those wall sensors, use spit to attatch the toilet paper to the wall. Also, dont touch the top of the wall mounted sensors, because someone probably used spit to attatch toilet paper to it. Your welcome 😊.

[@JulesfromHouston]

😂😂😂

[@JIMBEARRI]

Adam, for a REALLY interesting account of a foreign person's introduction to the US, I would suggest that you check out : Yoel and Mari. She is a Cuban American, and he lived his whole life in Cuba until she brought him to the US. Oh, never been to Northern Ireland, but I've been to Dublin. I spent 5 days there. It was interesting.

[@Lynn705Hal]

Adam, pls don't start watching them. They are quite opinionated for reactors & come off as right-wing.

[@lynnb6990]

​@@Lynn705HalOh No, then they must be Evil and are headed straight to HELL! GTFU

[@greglarson4172]

This lady is really off her rocker. Driving isn't a big deal...you can coast to a light if you wish. The only risk you take is someone having road rage thinking you are going to slow. Cops aren't going to care.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

Drive up to Atlanta from Florida! This fellow Irishman will smoke you all the brisket and pulled pork buddy!

[@fuegonomics2536]

The traffic laws vary by region. Where I'm at as long as you aren't actively running over pedestrians or causing property damage you're pretty much good to go.

[@timkammer9232]

As a plumber I hate all the sensor faucets and toilets

[@AniwayasSong]

As an American, I enjoy seeing folks' reactions/perspectives on the many things us 'Yanks' live with/enjoy, and the many differences between ours and other people's Country's and Traditions. :-)

[@kate2create738]

In the US, some stop lights have tracks underneath the concrete in each lane to trigger the lights to change based if a car is there or not. So if you think going slow as a turtle is more efficient, it’s not really. Sorry. You’re likely going to have to stop there anyways, you just took too much time to get to the spot to wait by an extra minute and if you make others behind you wait, don’t be surprised if you get various reactions.

[@jakemasterson6057]

Ex-cab driver from the USA here. I don't need to go the theme parks, being a cab driver was wild enough.

[@darrinlindsey]

100% of my mail is advertising. The other half is bills. 😆

[@GummyBearWA]

The first time I went to Ireland was in the mid-80s during the troubles. I was in Dublin, but we did have to drive to northern Ireland once. I've never had my life threatened more times in a single day, and I've traveled through most of Central and South America.

[@chrisscott1652]

We have about a billion guns! I have 6 myself. Buy the way the English brought the imperial system here.

[@tj_2701]

A tip: if say the sensor for the water doesn't seem to be working when trying to wash your hands, try rubbing your hands together to warm them up, because the sensor is looking for your body heat and plenty of pepole have hands that are naturally cooler then what it's celebrated to pick up.

[@henrydupuis5648]

You gotta release the demon killed me the most yo yeehaw lmfao!😆😭

[@thegcorner9978]

My wife and I love your channel. I have never been to Ireland but it's on my bucket list. My great great great grandfather, Patrick Madden, was from county Tipperary and apparently there is a "Madden" Castle somewhere in Ireland. He moved to Oil City, Pennsylvania in 1910 ish. Here I am living in Detroit Michigan 110 years later.

[@violetkalico]

0:00 I felt threatened for about 10 seconds lmao 💀

[@jodeeps2287]

😂👍

[@ManyJaz]

I think you stay in America for like a month or 2 and really get a feel what it’s like in America you can learn a lot in a month or 2

[@KathleenDalessio]

when I moved to the UK I could not believe how rough the toilet paper was

[@bryanwayne7237]

There is a sweet sourdough bread, but that isn’t what most labeled sourdough will taste like. It will be sour. The sweet will be sweet bread.

[@TroublesomeChris]

Yea traffic laws are totally strict 🙄

[@jasoncordial4730]

My mother bakes bread alot, usually sourdough. We do have sweet buns. The most famous are Hawaiian rolls. They are super sweet.

[@revgurley]

Since I'm a wedding minister, and have my ministry on a bumper sticker, I do try to control my road rage. However, when I was taking a Citizen Police Academy, they had a driving simulator so you could see what it would be like driving a police car with lights and sirens, running lights (they're allowed to with lights/sirens), and trying not to get hit by stupid drivers. During my "drive," I kept screaming "DON'T HIT ME!!!" and the cops behind where laughing their a$$es off. Being in the south, most people are kind - sharing a wave if you let them in before you. But inside a major city (Atlanta), all bets are off. How many times have I screamed "GO-WAH!" (yes, two syllables) when someone is texting at a green light.

[@TheMaxmurphy1973]

Road rage can be dangerous here in the USA... you never know who's carrying a 🔫

[@deanaltman6841]

This lady has never been anywhere except for Argentina. No shocking things on this list. Some different things of course but many are the same as nearly every other country around the world.

[@denverleatherboy]

American Bread is VERY sweet if it's processed. However, every grocery store sells fresh baked bread that isn't sweet. And you can buy no sugar added bread, as well a million varieties and organic. A normal grocery store has an entire AISLE of processed bread, buns and rolls (Usually with lots of porcessed baked snack cakes and brownies nearby as these are made and delivered by the same vendors, who must stock their own shelves.) As well as having a bakery filled with european style breaa from foccaccia to baguettes to telera rolls (used to make central american sandwich called Tortas). So, not ALL bread is sweet. But, regulady processed sandwich bread tastes almost like brioche bread if you have tasted that.

[@TylerMusgrave9]

I spent a month in Israel and Italy. Came back, and the toilet paper OMG! Not the public bathroom stuff of course, but like Charmin and Quilted Northern feel like butt pillows. Edit: Also, when I was in Florence, there were just sports cars up the wazoo. My dad was pointing out every Ferrari and Lamborghini, and eventually my mom was like "point out one more and I'll punch you" so when we heard vvvvvvVVVVVEEEEWWWWwwww and a red blur went by, my dad was like "can I say it?"

[@sharonkirkpatrickcowzer9410]

I visited Ireland and Northern Ireland in 2019. Beautiful countries, but I especially enjoyed Northern Ireland. Saw where the Titanic was built which was very interesting. I learned a lot about the past troubles. The Irish people are really cool. I’m a San Francisco native and we have many Irish in SF. Love your reactions. Sharon Kirkpatrick Cowzer (my husband’s Dad was from Dublin).

[@geraldpadley769]

All the All the different ethnic stores in a different language cultures are only in the cities get to the small towns. It’s all English.

[@mrszee-g9f]

I've not been to NORTHERN Ireland. Just a long layover in Dublin on my way to Germany for my year abroad. I absolutely loved it and want to see and do more!

[@catvl6433]

hope you enjoy your second trip to america

[@saaamember97]

Never been to Ireland, but back in the late 80's I was stationed with the U.S. Air Force in nearby Iceland. Does that count?

[@Justin-gm3ze]

The toilet jump flushing while you get down on it is a game of roulette every time

[@Xl081x]

I had a homegirl from Ireland she said she couldn't get weed unless from the IRA. 🤷‍♂️

[@melisameza7553]

Never been to Northern Ireland but spent 10 days in the South part of the country. Beautiful and I love the people. So welcoming.

[@strawberryshortkate5413]

I went to Belfast with my mom. It was only for a day, but it was fun. We went to the Titanic Musuem mostly. We were on a cruise, and it was one of the stops and she wanted to go. The whole family joked they were terrified she'd spent our parents entire refitment fund in the gift shop. We were all proud she held back and got only things she really wanted.

[@WhatsNextAmy]

Obesity is a problem with Western society in general. We have the luxury and curse of abundance and convenience.

[@nancyg4844]

Hey Adam. Loved NI when I visited Colraine for a wedding in August 2017. It was SO beautiful and everyone I met was so much fun. The coastline is just wow! 😍 Cant wait to go back. You’re headed to my home state now (Florida). Hope you enjoy your second time around. October is still a little hot (and still hurricane season) Drinknliys of water and bring the bug spray and the sunscreen! 🦟🪰☀️🥵

[@Bob6800a]

4:17 A few years back, I remember our bread changed. We always bought honey wheat, so yes, it was always a little sweet, but all of a sudden, it seemed like they were dumping an extra cup or two of sugar in every loaf. We tried that brands other products, like hamburger and hotdog buns, but they were all super sweet now. Ended up having to find a new brand.

[@RebeccaMidyette]

Yes, I have been to Northern Ireland. (about 5 years ago) I did the "normal" touristy things like visiting the Giant's causeway and the Titanic Belfast. Visited Derry and Donegal. Went to Farrans Bar in Malin Head. What struck me the most was how friendly the people were that we encountered. Being from the South, I tend to strike up a conversation with anyone and people were quick to talk back to me (unlike some places I have been). All in all, I had a wonderful time there and in Ireland. Lots of pub stops and just wandering around taking in the sights. Definitely want to go back again.

[@KylaMae2000]

I have never been to Northern Ireland though I have been online friends with a girl who's from Derry Ireland for like 10-11 years, we met when we were 13/14 on a reading and quiz site called Quotev and we are now 23/24. Literally have followed each other's lives through various social medias for over a decade and I find something so special about that❤

[@sopdox]

I visited Northern Ireland in 1998. My mother in law wanted to show me where her family was from. We went to Armagh. I was born in Athens. We moved to the USA when I was 19 months old and I speak Greek and English.

[@kylecrawford4068]

My grandparents were from northern Ireland and I'd love to visit one day but never have. Love your channel bro I'm 33 from Canada, found it recently and I love the hockey reaction vids. Get ready for the next season soon brother. About a month and a half now away. Anyways I've been thinking about visiting Northern Ireland sometime here in the future! Cheers brother!

[@KazuBells]

In America, we are robo blocked from talking directly with businesses because we have to go through a long automated system to answer the basics before reaching a real person. Even to book an appointment or order food, we are usually put on hold or go through a “if you wish to know store hours, press 1. To know the address press 2”. Also all fast food places have an app to order food. AC and heating is automatically provided as long as it is paid for. I heard a Brit complain about paying more in rent just for AC.

[@dlmullins9054]

Never been to Ireland but that is where my ancestors came from. In the 1700's, they were the first pioneers to settle in the Appalachian mountains and particularly in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and where i am from in Southwestern Virginia and West Virginia. I grew up in the fifties in a coal camp.

[@Jeffersonsgardener]

Only driving tips are as follows: 1. on the highways/interstate the left lane is for criminal speed, do not get into that lane unless you're prepared to go well over the speed limit. People will get very pissed if you block the left lane by going slow. 2. Depending on the state, always remember that drivers can be armed and throwing the bird or aggressive driving, road rage can escalate quickly. Im from FL and its like nascar on the highways with no indicators lol

[@Repugnantone]

Sweetness in bread can easily occur if you use dry active yeast as opposed to fresh yeast. The dry active type requires tepid/warm water and sugar to activate the yeast. Dry active yeast also is minute in comparison to how fresh yeast you need to use for the same purposes.

[@PamLancaster-g7k]

Visiting Ireland is on my bucket list. My maternal grandfather was Irish and I would like to see what Ireland is like.

[@tonyscott56]

The Road Rage is REAL, Brother. 😎😏

[@dking1836]

I've been to Northern Ireland twice on tour. Had some free time in (London)Derry and in Belfast. Walked the Walls in Derry with a local guide and saw the Peace Bridge. Saw Dunluce Castle. Did the Giant's Rock Pile both times, very cool. Missed out on the Titanic Experience as it was under construction? upgrade? remodel? last time I was there. Saw the murals on the buildings. Saw the wall. Been to the Belleek factory. St Patrick's Cathedral. Ulster American Folk Park. Stayed overnight in the Ballygally Castle Hotel and another night in Belfast. Saw the Garda fortresses, I mean stations. Loved it. Been to Downpatrick. Took the ferry once to Scotland out of Belfast.

[@89Interceptor]

every time i hear someone from the uk say 20c (68f) is hot i chuckle. a nice winter day in arizona is 68f, during the summer we regularly see 120f (48c).

[@dobroplayer7]

I'm from the US, Alabama specifically. My wife is from Belfast; so I have lived through all of her culture shocks. We've a son that speaks both southern US and Belfast accents, it's hysterical. "Haow naow brown cow" vs "Hi ni brine cai" . Daddy, we gonna go downtown?" Vs "Mum are wez goin dinetine?"

[@YasmineGalenornOfficial]

You have to be careful with road rage here, the angry guy in the other car may have a gun and he might shoot you--it's happened a number of times.

[@KBAILEYinMS]

The name a lot of people call the one ply cheap toilet paper is John Wayne toilet paper. You have to be tough to use it. lol I'm of the opinion that if you are going to move somewhere, learn the language spoken.

[@JoeyBlueTx]

Packaged, pre sliced bread (sandwich bread) usually has added sugars because sugar acts as a preservative and increases shelf life. We also have other bread varieties (including fresh breads) that don't have the additional added sugar.

[@themarvelouscollector1215]

MURICA! COME INSIDE US!

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

The large portion sizes in restaurants is a fairly recent thing, to justify menu price increases or to make the high prices not look so bad. Portion sizes in recipe books and in regular size frozen dinners, are normal size. In restaurants, it doesn't cost much more to add more salad or beans, or rice or paste, that can make it large and seem not so bad for the menu prices.

[@crazyoldbat]

the not rolling up on a red light is not a law it may be one of her rules, but most people do where I live do slow down when coming up on a red light. Sounds more like it's one of her pet peeves she's full of crap actually

[@PhoToLiFeMuSicDeMon]

Everyone I know from New York that’s been to Northern Ireland loved it. I want to visit some day.

[@ckilo11]

i'm a storm spotter in Northeastern Oklahoma. i drive in the worst driving conditions imaginable in effort to tell others how bad it is before it gets to them. rain, heavy rain, raining sideways, hail, high winds, winds 100+ mph ( personal record of 115 mph. inflow jet on the back of a rain wrapped tornado ), heavy fog so thick that you can't see more than 8 feet, ice, freezing rain, snow, heavy snow, snow squall reducing visibility to 12 feet, fire, heavy smoke, sub-zero temperature. in short with the exception of volcanic ash related events if you can name it... i've probably driven in it. and yes Oklahoma gets hurricanes too. usually they aren't very strong with winds in the 60ish mph range but they dump a lot rain and cause flooding.

[@chasecards15]

Spot on with the phone call/technology piece 😂

[@CraigB1216]

I live in Texas, if I road rage I might get shot

[@Tijuanabill]

They put all that automatic stuff in bathrooms to save money. It only flushes once, and the sink doesn't keep running while you wash your hands, and you don't accidentally take 4 paper towels before realizing one would do the job, etc.

[@karenburke8987]

We have a wide variety of breads to choose from. These lists drive me crazy!

[@JulesfromHouston]

I've been to Ireland, but the tour didn't take us to Northern Ireland, probably because they considered it unsafe for tourists. The furthest north we got was Dublin. We were there in September, and it was absolutely green and beautiful and the people made us feel welcomed. 🤠

[@seantodd8875]

Yes i've been to Northern Ireland. Just one night, in Belfast. It was my last stop on a tour of the UK and Ireland.

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

The extra sugar in SOME breads, not all, is about a one half to one teaspoon per loaf. Sugar is a natural preservative that can keep your bread products from spoiling. They last about 3 times longer. Salt is the other natural preservative so you will see it in many prepared foods, smoked meats and canned foods. these two preservatives have been used for hundreds of years. Read up on it.

[@bsmith8943]

The ole John Wayne toilet paper is good enough for me.

[@brshep6098]

Hubby from Belfast, we lived there a couple of years early 90's. Now stateside for many years.

[@GummyBearWA]

Why are you going to the same place? Central Florida isn't even a good example of America. The US official measurement system is metric, established in 1974. We just refuse to use it. Her only comparison is Argentina. It's not illegal to coast to a red light.

[@russirish89]

I have only been to Northern Ireland once, visited Belfast and the Titanic museum before heading to Carrickfergus Castle.

[@winniefourre8301]

Me too. I was there visiting friends. Loved the Titanic museum, people so nice to talk with and many laughs over fine eating. Beautiful countryside and castle. Loved the pubs and music.

[@cynthiapeller2195]

AVOID road rage incidents at all costs, you never know who’s packing a GUN, they’re out there.

[@nullakjg767]

you think road rage isnt an issue in the Uk either? a car already is a weapon. you dont need a gun lol.

[@puxkx5827]

4:06 I say the same thing when people talk about how "sweet" American bread is. In the US, there are several sugar- and sweetener-free bread brands. I agree that Americans have a sweeter taste palate and often add sugar to their foods; however, I'm declaring "dessert American sandwich bread" an internet myth people repeat for content.

[@circedelune]

Yep.

[@bruceh4180]

I think it may be because our commercial bread usually has lots of high fructose corn syrup in it. Everything is so sweet that we don't taste it anymore.

[@nullakjg767]

yeah its like saying "the only beans in the UK are cheap sugary heinz beans"

[@1012Mrjesse]

Regular white bread in the US is sweet. They add anywhere between 2-4g of sugar per slice of bread, but I don’t think all breads do, just mostly the white breads you find that are pre-sliced for sandwiches. Fresh baked almost never uses sugar. They claim it helps with shelf life supposedly