Brits React to European Shops At Walmart For The First Time

[@ramonalfaro3252]

The chocolate found in the candy aisle is for snacking. Pure chocolate (Baking Chocolate) would be found in the same aisle as baking goods and is usually 65% - 90% pure Cacao.

[@georgesnow3985]

I find it interesting that in the 60's and 70's when Americans came to Europe and especially the UK if we commented on the customs and facilities we were called "Ugly Americans," but now all I see are videos of European people, and British people making fun of and ridiculing US customs and culture, but they don't seem to think that is RUDE! Funny!

[@kevinhayes1656]

Walmart also has automotive centers with tires and batteries and stuff like that and some Walmarts actually have small garages where they change tires and do oil changes and stuff like change wiper blades

[@billbrasky1288]

Walmarts have about 4 aisles that is a seasonal section. It rotates year-round between Halloween, thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter among others.

[@Ira88881]

The guy in this video acts like a total jerk, making fun of rural Americans who like to hunt and fish.

[@Casey28027]

He’s the reason some foreigners shouldn’t be allowed in our country.

[@neutrino78x]

Well, so do urban Americans, who constitute 80% of the USA

[@karlkustrich9295]

This German has zero clue on what a american gun owner is

[@Ira88881]

I hope he meets one of us one day.

[@Drako_Sayre]

Yeah he’s not very bright.

[@jamesmarciel5237]

The gun culture is actually bigger in Switzerland than here in the U.S. It is really surprising. There is a video here on KZbin of a documentary about it. A U.S reporter investigated it. Strange how no one comments about the Swiss’ obsession with guns.

[@Drako_Sayre]

@@jamesmarciel5237 There are 120 guns for every 100 Americans, according to the Switzerland-based Small Arms Survey (SAS). No other nation has more civilian guns than people.

[@eroccha]

@@jamesmarciel5237 The gun culture is bigger in the US. 120 guns per 100 civilians in the US. 28 guns per 100 civilians in Switzerland.

[@thekegster92]

You guys are complaining about the price, but you seem to forget the fact that most things in America are twice the size that they are in the UK so you’re still paying a better cheaper price here for more product.

[@neutrino78x]

Indeed. Plus our salaries are higher. The median household income in the USA is 70k. In Britain more like 50k. (here in "silicon valley", home of Google etc., it's 153k.) 🙂

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

Prices weren't a bad pre-covid.

[@staceybert1975]

Walmart doesn't sell firearms at ever store. It's usually in rural areas where thier is a large hunting areas.

[@MiamiJamrockSpice]

They used to sell them at most of their super stores. They started removing them some years back.

[@MrVince8]

Walmart is not a supermarket. It is a megamarket. They carry everything plus a million other things.

[@hughfuller8416]

Perfect comment.

[@johnmemoli1261]

The embossed lines on a Solo cup are graduated measurements for mixed drinks.

[@paulinesoares3594]

Walmart has tire center for car repairs, all plumbing, painting, hardware, fabric, toys, optical department, tax return , everything.

[@robertthaxton2015]

There is no sales tax on most if not all food items in grocery stores...there is tax on fast food or restaurants

[@chrispavlich9656]

There is indeed taxes on food items in NC.

[@BrLoc]

Just FYI.....Walmart owns your ASDA stores. Walmart is a MEGA-STORE not a grocery store or supermarket.

[@annfrost3323]

The cents on the prices do have meaning to store management. At Costco, if I remember correctly, 8 cents, such as .98 means the price has been reduced. Endings in other numbers may have to do with the quantity of supply, length until expiration, or fashion from last or next season.

[@kevinhayes1656]

Plus all the firearms are locked up inside of the display case and you need the key from the employee duty to get them out

[@lyssmath3720]

Yep and there is an alarm on the cabinets that you have to deactivate first because if you don't. It is so annoying when it goes off, and loud.

[@georgesnow3985]

I'm sorry, but what really pisses me off is the whining about the choices. Nobody is forcing you to buy anything! Stop pitching! Just don't buy it!!!!!

[@DarylFreeman-yv1gt]

Walmart owns ashta the UK store

[@DarylFreeman-yv1gt]

Walmart owns ashta in the UK

[@neutrino78x]

17:12 Ghiradelli is also American in origin. They're an iconic company here in the San Francisco Bay Area...their original factory is on the National Register of Historic Places. 🙂

[@savevsdeath]

Those are hunting rifles. Nobody's stealing that shit.

[@annfrost3323]

I have acquaintances, female, in Florida, who live alone and have guns at home, others carry it in their purse, you can see it when they open their purse. Another woman I met in North Carolina also had a gun in her purse. She's a whealthy older woman. 👍

[@philmakris8507]

Being armed as a security OFFICER depends on state and local regulations and the level of security contractor company that the local wal-marts hire.

[@TobyBaker-hz3rw]

It used to be that Christmas stuff came out after Thanksgiving.

[@TheDarkhorse386]

The Christmas season dosen't offically start untill the day after Thanksgiving

[@monicahaymes4361]

This guy just criticizing, using his limited knowledge of the US gained from movies and television shows. How stupid. The world is far too obsessed with us. They even watch our news instead of their own!!!! Wow. I hope this means he will not be coming back. I felt his jealousy.

[@light9999]

Traditionally the American government did not infantilize its citizenry. The idea being that both the government and the people can be armed. In more recent times there has been a reduction in this attitude, but it is still held by a strong majority. Many urban elite who promote disarming the public have their own security provided for in some way, by men with guns.

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

I love those lumberjack jackets..,so warm and cozy and easy to wash. As a Oklahoma girl. I wear them.

[@christophermckinney3924]

Every holiday is a promotional season in American retail. We have big sales for Christmas, New Year, President's Day, St. Patrick's Day. Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Memorial Day, Pride, July 4th (Independence Day), tax free holidays just before school starts in the autumn, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving, and I probably left out a few.

[@justinhowell8873]

Here in the United States, most stores have Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas decorations all at the same time! October, November, December all at once!

[@KrisFlicks]

as someone who grew up in the south i have still never seen a gun in a Walmart, it definitely depends on where you’re at so it’s not normal for all of us

[@thewolfdoctor761]

My local Walmart doesn't carry guns either.

[@neutrino78x]

yeah, here in California the AG got an agreement from WalMart that they would not sell firearms here anymore. This was in 2003. It turned out they had been violating a lot of state firearm regulations, apparently.

[@philmakris8507]

In the 90's there wasa case in Arkansas where a woman was found to be living in a Walmart. They even made a movie about it starring Winona Ryder.

[@marydavis5234]

For the different prices for the two Oreos, one is a family size and the other one is the snack size for one person.

[@Leona147741]

The prices are calculated not arbitrary 49 or 99. Sometimes they are trying to undercut the competition by a few pennies.

[@chrisg9196]

Stores start early preparing for the upcoming season or holiday FAR TOO EARLY. It gets early every year: When you see Christmas decorations going up in stores, you know Halloween is near.

[@JF-fx2qv]

Sam’s Club ( owned by Walmart ) is a bulk version.

[@christophermckinney3924]

There are "Secret" codes to the pricing. For example, if somehting ends in .47 it may mean that it's a temporary price and if it's .99 it may mean it's being cleared out. Costco does that and I imagine Walmart does too.

[@Leona147741]

Holiday decorating takes planning, time to setup and find all the items you are looking for. Many people craft holiday items to sell. You may have to hunt around many stores to find just the right decor for your home. December is for parties, baking and getting together.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

You Should have Put Ice in the root beer…Now i have Anxiety again 😂 thinking about your snack try video lol 😂

[@levysanchez4146]

Funny! Everyone in America has the same idea if the Acopoplysis! We are going straight to Walmart!

[@hlatino03]

Nowadays...not all Waltmarts have guns in them...

[@davidjones8164]

It's September and Christmas Decorations are out already. We have Halloween as ND Thanksgiving yet!

[@DebiB53]

There is not always a sales person standing waiting, but trust me, there are many cameras watching your every move! 😂

[@rickyashment]

No tax on food in Nevada

[@justinhowell8873]

The Second Amendment to the Constitution allows ALL American citizens not convicted of a Felony the right to own unlimited firearms!

[@js-ig4xm]

Some States have age and other restrictions.

[@flashxdoe295]

even here in usa the average security guard doesnt have a gun. there are exceptions but not normally

[@scarrab76]

They do in Missouri

[@flashxdoe295]

@@scarrab76 like i said, there are exceptions

[@russellfisher2853]

We had all of the 99's before covid. Then prices doubled, and sometimes tripled, with all the price gouging in the stores. Some of those stores, are owned by Walmart. I've bought 40 cal. 9mm, and 22, and 30-06 and some shotgun shells . Ammo at Walmart. Also a 30- 06 Rifle. When they sold them. Their prices were actually pretty decent. As far as someone standing behind their, some times you have to tell an employee, you need help in the sporting section. Which honestly, could be a little annoying sometimes. Lol Their's cameras all around, the guns, and ammo. No Walmart employees don't cary guns. But as far as someone grabbing a gun, and trying to shoot it. For one you would have to break the glass, and or locks, on the guns, which everyone would hear, and none of them are loaded. So then you would have to break the glass, or lock on the Ammo. Open up the Ammo, and try to load the gun after all of this, plus they have cameras being watched, and not sure, but probably an alarm also. In fact, the ones on display may not even have firing pins, or be able to fire. Plus, the Police would be there in a heartbeat. Now that I think about it. When I bought the 30-06 Rifle, they had an employee escort me out the door. Not sure if I bought the Ammo then or not, or if the sell the two together. Or maybe I bought the Ammo then also, and that's why I had an escort. Their's states without food tax, or any tax on Items bought at the store. Two I know of Oregon, and Washington, has no food tax. Oregon, has no sales tax. The pure chocolates are in the baking section. They also have the cheap pizza's for 2 and three dollars. The food, unfortunately he isn't showing the cheaper brands. As far as pure Chocolate, he's in the wrong section of the store. It's in the baking section. 😂 You can get a frozen pizza for two something.

[@peacepeople9895]

If you go into the candy section, find Lindor chocolates and buy them. You can thank me later. Frozen pizza ranges from about $3 to $15 depending on how crazy you want to get. One thing I know for sure, if you feel the need to read the label, you're probably not going to buy it.

[@jtb8]

Our normal chocolate is not in the candy aisle. You would find that in Baking Goods, We use normal chocolate for baking so it would be with the baking supplies.🤔😎

[@christophermckinney3924]

I would love to see your reactoin to the video about why America is gun crazy. It goes back to our history as a British colony. The Brits didn't want to station an army all over the world in their colonies so they gave people land and told them to defend it themselves. After the American War of Independence (The Revolution), we put in our constitution that the right to bear arms in defense of the republic is not to be abridged, BUT it is supposed ot be a well regualted right and a collective right, not an indicvidual right. Conservative courts have eroded the "well-regulated" and collective part over the last three decades so that all that is left is the right to bear arms. It's why we have so much random gun violence and mass shootings. In fairness, we have relatively few shootings considering how many guns we have. There are 1.2 guns for every 1 person. But in reality only about a third of people actually own a gun. Those who do tend to own several. And weirdly they get passed down through generations. I have never pruchased a gun but I own 6 through inheritance. One is an antique Kentucky Hunting Rifle from the 1800s that I intend to keep as a historic piece of art, the rest are just basic guns owned by family in the past including a bird shot gun, a .22 calliber rifle, a .22 caliber hand gun, a .45 Colt revolver, and a 006 shot gun. I have a couple of friends with .50 caliber sniper rifles (that are illegal) and most of my friends own some sort of hand gun or hunting rifle for protection or actual hunting. When you grow up in the rural south it's just part of the culture. One of my cousins is a professional hunter in the winter and a farmer in the spring thorugh autumn. My grandfather kept a two loaded guns behind the door of his den. One was a shot gun for shooting gophers that got into his garden and the other was a shot gun for shooting people if they trespassed. We all knew not to touch grandpa's guns.

[@kevinhayes1656]

In the town, I was born and raised in the Walmart has the police substation inside of it so there’s always a police officer or two

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

Pure chocolate is found in the cooking isle.

[@Ira88881]

He’s an idiot.

[@hughfuller8416]

Generally, Walmart is a mall. If you can’t find it in Walmart, then it doesn’t exist.

[@d.publicenemy]

Walmart is a Superstore not a supermarket. The odd prices is for saving money compared to other stores. $4 for Kraft cheese is cheap it's $6 to $7 in a regular grocery store.

[@ThoseWhoStayUofM]

The fact that you guys make it exciting to go to Walmart is really surprising. I don't like going grocery shopping. It's hard to find what I need when there is so much crap I don't want. So much choice is annoying because there's so much crap to sift through. Edit: Going to Walmart with Fats would be so fun because I can experience it through her eyes.

[@SarahBroad-kw7fj]

Walmart is huge and they have baby stuff and auto stuff and camping, pet supplies and etc. normally retailers put last years stuff out first to get the products from last year gone then they slowly start putting the new items out the closer to the holiday and then in order to try to get more products sold. They do the discount after the holiday.

[@yugioht42]

There are police officers that are stationed at Walmart. They can help with certain licenses or whatever. Guns actually fall into that with the checks. Basically they can help register the weapon and do a background check. Unfortunately the purchaser must wait 30 days for everything to go through. Normal the police simply get all the paperwork started. They also help in store with security and other issues.

[@BrandonPerry-io3hv]

yeah where im from theres 2 cops there at all times with 2 different cars, but im from the hood, so i cant speak on everywhere else.

[@pddaawwgg]

Yeah and I would be more afraid of a citizen with a carry license seeing someone trying or succeeding to steal a gun. ggs

[@walkingdad506]

I have bought several rifles at walmart. I filled out the federal form online at the store. Bought the rifle. Never more than an hour. No police officer, just the normal counter worker. I have never ever heard of anyone waiting 30 days. If it exists then it is the exception.

[@danieljohnson2349]

😕

[@stevenbennett9425]

​@@walkingdad506that's exactly how it is where I live no matter where I buy a gun from a pawn shop a regular gun store or Walmart it never takes more than 30 or 45 minutes and no police officers or any law enforcement is involved in it only the retailer

[@TanielaKaufusi]

We Americans usually shop once or twice a week. So we shop in bulk so to save multiple trips. Which is why we have huge fridge/freezers.

[@geraldjackson3921]

You can get it as soon as you can because the closer it gets to Christmas the higher the prices go

[@courtneyperry82]

The prices in Walmart are actually cheaper than most of the local standard supermarkets. A price of frozen pizza is cheaper than delivery.

[@annfrost3323]

The sales tax on a $5 pizza would be from 0.25 to 0.38 in differrnt states. In California 0.44 the highest .

[@richarddyer2372]

Food items are not taxed in most of the US

[@johnmemoli1261]

In my state of residence, roughly 5% of the population is carrying a firearm in public. If there are 300 peoples in the store, there are likely 15 firearms walking around. For the most part, we take care of our own and each other here.

[@thelifewithburd]

prices vary from product to product, good example: Oreos chocolate flavor may contain a more expensive ingredient, compared to normal Oreo's which are made the same way all the time, limited items usually also will be more expensive when they first come out.

[@ESUSAMEX]

The security in Walmart are just normal workers and they are not armed. When someone is caught stealing, the store calls the police. The only people armed at a Walmart are the shoppers themselves, especially in the South. Once you get out of the big cities in the US a lot of people are armed. Stealing stuff in areas where most people are armed is a deadly mistake. Here in Florida, I treat everyone as if they were armed.

[@wjf213]

You're exactly right. A while ago, I was in a Walmart in Louisiana, and a guy was grocery shopping, and had his Glock in a holster open carry on his hip and no one cared.

[@neutrino78x]

@@wjf213 well, they also voted for Trump, so not much sense in Louisiana. Although, I doubt that happened anywhere close to New Orleans, which is a blue city.

[@neutrino78x]

"Once you get out of the big cities in the US a lot of people are armed." Only 37% of Americans only firearms. You'd have to get FAR from a major city before it was common. Here in California only 28% of Americans own a firearm. In Florida it's 35%. Of course, in a 20 mile radius of each major city in South Florida, it's probably a lot lower.

[@Kovitlac]

I'm jealous of the Walmarts that still sell firearms. Ours used to. Really lame that they stopped. Ours still sells ammo and some attachments but it just isn't the same.

[@chrisg9196]

Guns sold in Walmart even surprise some Americans, these days. But as a child seeing larger gun displays for sale in normal Department Store Sporting Goods sections (Sears, Montgomery Ward). And I was raised in a liberal state, in an area not filled with 2nd Amendment defending NRA members, nor a place popular for hunting.

[@pacmon5285]

Keep in mind when you visit, only super Walmarts are that big. Non-supers still have a lot of stuff, but are smaller stores. Typically one thing they have a lot less of, is food.

[@staceybert1975]

Walmart is a bulk/family store. You don't buy daily or weekly, you buy for twice or the entire month. You buy in bulk so only go back when you need something like eggs or milk

[@natesmith1461]

there are cops that sit outside the building sometimes at walmart they usualy are there cuz of shoplifters but ya you would be stupid to try an steal one of those guns anyway

[@alex98656]

Yes, we love our 2nd amendment 😉

[@timothybush9633]

I've been to many Walmart Stores and they're great but if you go to Costco you have a big warehouse selection too

[@Terrell070]

Stores often have the Christmas stuff out before the Halloween and Thanksgiving stuff. Adults getting in costume for halloween isn't unheard of.

[@annamariavalatka636]

Yes, too early for Christmas things in October

[@dougca7086]

Gun sales are controlled by each state and the more right-wing the state is the easier it is to get a gun for the most part

[@michaelpalmer9966]

Here on the planet of Neptune we pay 8 million space dollars for a pack of Oreos half that size. Security here will throw hand grenades at you as soon as you walk in the door.

[@SwimCoach8]

Walmarts odd prices. Walmart is generally the largest retailer of everything. Pizzas, lightbulbs, soap, candy...everything. This allows them to go to manufacturers and basically tell them the price structure they are willing to pay (wholesale). They buy cheaper than everyone else and sell most things cheaper. Many times it's only a few cents. Retailer A sells something for 2.49 Walmart will sell it for 2.47 or 2.43....Odd pricing. Their motto....Low prices every day.

[@jsamuelsen]

We have amazing chocolate here in the states. You just don't get it from Walmart.

[@TanielaKaufusi]

If there were to be a zombie apocalypse, i would definitely take refuge in a Walmart

[@dianecostanza]

I don’t mind the Christmas items out early, but I do hate the Christmas music playing in October.

[@DarkCoreKilla]

In 2002 i was 14 when I got my first job at a local grocery store and the security guards there had guns on them

[@bobbybarrett8948]

The American people have over 400 million guns in their homes

[@Bellastrega1960]

Not every Walmart in the US carries guns. You’ll find them mainly in the south and parts of the west

[@zachraymond7341]

So there are 8000 Walmarts worldwide I have 5 within a 20 mile radius. FINDING A WAL MART IS BIT DIFFICULT

[@directmessage5823]

Most of the video this guy spent saying this isn't cheap. 😂. Germany and Europe has cheaper prices? Okay. 🤣. People say Kroger and its umbrella of owned regional stores are cheaper for food, but they are both equal. IMHO. Most people probably shop at Costco, Walmart and Kroger, tbh.

[@scoobysnacks]

Walmart does weir pricing so their price can be lower than their competitors. Everybody does the .99 or the .79, etc., so Walmart does .98 or .78

[@davidj.379]

if you think a regular sized pizza is "massive", then you need to go to Texas and go to a farm and order an entire rack of beef ribs, that would be the definition of "massive".

[@stacysimms2709]

The prices are not expensive. Also I'm not sure what brands he has in Germany. Walmart is truly one of the best bargain retail stores around. They even price match. And the prices are not corrupt. 🙄

[@liltony1866]

Hi, love your video. I would like you to look back three years ago when we where going through COVID.. So fresh foods were limit and the world was lock down. Here in the U SA, You have fresh, frozen , and can. So, now you know why Walmart because a supercenter then the neighborhood store.

[@446hemi]

this fucking guy needs to return to Germany permanently

[@jtb8]

$2.99 to us here in the US that's $3.00 we don't look at it as being cheaper. Anything with 99 we look at it as being a dollar more, That's why they have the lower odd numbers, Because to us that looks like a better deal. Also when they add to sales tax in it comes out to be $0.99😎

[@DerrickLanders-nt3tg]

Dude, why didn't she park closer?

[@ericmightywombatprince]

I like Presidenta for groceries thier friut is fresh and more variety than Walmart after all their a department store like Kmart or Target.

[@curtisthomas3598]

There's no tax on uncooked food items in America.

[@rtses2]

Walmart is, pretty much, the only ones that charge those odd prices. Normally, stores chart the regular, ?.99

[@Paul-t9i5l]

You should text that guy, and have him and her compare the prices to another store like a Kroger. OR an Albertsons. Then a Ross or something else and the a gun shop, then sports store. See if it is still expensive at walmarts

[@samxf]

2:40 we still have to pass a background check before you’re allowed to carry the gun out of Walmart 4:06 probably most of the people in Walmart have a gun on them but I don’t know if the normal security at Walmart would carry a gun. I’m sure they have some specially trained security that would carry a weapon I know they have a police presence that are not part of Walmart security, but They’re only there if something happens. 12:45 i’m sure Walmart spent millions of dollars to figure out how to price their items to make people most likely to purchase the item 18:00 yes you can Walmart has everything but if you only need food and basic needs we have what Walmart calls neighborhood markets. It just has food medicine, dog food soap just basic necessities so you’re not overwhelmed.

[@digitaldirt7773]

There are gun nuts and people like me who just like to target shoot and shoot clay pigeons and do not hunt or ever carry a gun in public. You can't buy guns at Walmart in California and other states. I do have over a dozen guns inherited from my family dating back to the late 1800's. The only revolvers I own are two Black Powder revolvers, you know pour the powder down the barrel and pack the bullet in with a rod then put the caps on to fire. Walmart is really cheap stuff (price and quality), not sure why you think it is expensive.

[@mycoperic]

Security does not have firearms unless they hire armed security.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

SamsClub is The Walmart version of Costco

[@staceybert1975]

Walmart used to own ASDA

[@philmakris8507]

Wal mart still owns 10% of ASDA

[@jackmanders7077]

You guys are forgetting there’s nobody behind that counter because half the citizens in the store are already carrying one 🤣 guns create a polite society

[@Ira88881]

No. Security guys never have guns. NEVER: It’s never legal to shoot someone who’s just stealing, so the stores don’t want to risk a massive lawsuit because of a security guard who hurts someone. The reason there’s no one behind the gun counter is because WalMart isn’t going to pay someone to just work that section and never leave it… The guns are all locked up anyway… And very few people come there on average to buy guns. If you want a gun, you ask for an associate to help you, but there’s no “service” like a regular gun shop or BassPro Shops. You have to choose the gun beforehand and say you want to buy it. The salespeople can’t really educate you/help you in deciding to buy this gun or that one. I mean, it’s just WAL-MART! Also, not every WalMart sells guns, for various reasons, based on local laws and/or policies.

[@Alphaangell]

I work for Walmart and we have Walmart health too lol