I'm glad I left the UK

[@daviszdirector]

Of course you're glad you left the UK. You went to Norwich

[@TheCreepersGood]

too true 😭

[@daviszdirector]

@@TheCreepersGood HOLY CRAP SIR HANDEL FROM THOMAS!?!?!?

[@TheCreepersGood]

@@daviszdirectoraye, the one and only! talyllyn railway cameo haha.

[@zak_161]

Could've been worse. Could've been Great Yarmouth

[@schnitzelhorsen1105]

At least it wasn't Birmingham Also Talyllyn fans let's goooo

[@HanaDacat-j4e]

I can hear your voice dropping with every video I can't wait to see what your voice eventually sounds like

[@ricefarmer-kr4yv]

Im expecting a batman level of deep

[@blueotter5954]

Maybe Chris Pine?

[@SynthwaveDuck]

It's curious and kinda hot

[@JuniperHatesTwitterlikeHandles]

Projecting current trends outwards 10-20 years, only whales will be able to hear him.

[@yuvie9588]

imagine the gender euphoria he got from that, damn i'm so jealous of people who started their transition

[@ItsAshie_]

Ugly carpets? Ridiculously low prices on drinks? Sounds like good ol' Wetherspoon to me.

[@boltdoesstuff]

Love a good curry from there

[@drdewott9154]

Wetherspoons baby! Seriously their food aint half bad, you can always count on them if nothing else.

[@QuiteFamiliar]

I knew it sounded familiar

[@Jiv_the_protogen]

Wetherspoons is way better then some pub chains ive been too 😭🙏

[@jasperfox6821]

Gotta love a good pub!

[@JelliinaCup]

Oh stars they're americanising transportation and third spaces..... What a rollercoaster of a trip goodness!

[@jjsbeats3081]

hahaha

[@Dxisy_Fields]

Americanisation is worldwide at this rate..! -

[@Dimitrishuter]

Aren't we all

[@TheCreepersGood]

relatively speaking, I still wish I had more time there 😭

[@neolbioldey]

Not the ones who are still stuck there.

[@MochaXBoba_Official]

I like it in the UK what’s not to like?

[@RockyKitKat]

@@MochaXBoba_Officiali guess the rain and wind :P tbh i kinda liked it tho, mainly when i was inside of course

[@crimsontheotter]

I still live here lol, I live in the countryside so it's not that bad

[@ManateeStudios]

As an American who has toured in Europe, we don’t even bother with expensive hotels. We just bring along a small tent and stay in the local campgrounds. Campgrounds in Europe (especially Italy) are pretty different from those in the U.S. and are generally pretty friendly and accommodating. Of course, having to set up and take down a tent can get pretty annoying, but you can also use pop-up tents that are pretty effortless to set up. Great choice if you don’t mind the bugs. For food, we usually just go to the nearest Aldi/Lidl and cook back at the campsite on small propane stoves. Occasionally we will eat at a local restaurant to experience local cuisine.

[@327legoman]

Another good shout in a group is Air B&B. Air B&B's are often cheaper than hotels and offer some amazing places often with full ammenties. As I tell my Japanese friends, in Japan go for a hotel, avoid air B&B. In the UK avoid hotels, got for an air B&B.

[@ricksbart429]

That wasn't Sauerkraut that was red cabbage qwq I as a german person feel personally attacked lol

[@bronzdragon]

Not only that, red cabbage is a perfectly good vegetable.

[@ricksbart429]

@@bronzdragon Oh absolutely. I love red cabbage

[@rainpooper7088]

Also red cabbage absolutely goes with a good roast, especially venison.

[@PlanetEarth1369]

@@rainpooper7088 Key word: "good roast". Did that look like a good roast?

[@ManyArmedMooseDei]

“SAUERKRAUT IST SAUERKRAUT!” I was mentally yelling while hearing of such an abomination. It’s green cabbage, pickled and chopped. Otherwise that’s just pickled cabbage. The same way champagne is sparkling white wine from that region of France. Also, red cabbage absolutely stinks when boiled. The only thing worse smelling of vegetables boiled is asparagus. Of course it’s horrid. How me of me. Getting worked up about the semantics of pickled cabbage. The “sauerkraut of Theseus” at best, that was, or my name isn’t Rudolph. Which it is. (Apologies of the length, sometimes I get worked up about semantics.)

[@froggyfritz]

Honestly Norwich is lovely, I’ve lived here my entire life. There’s a really nice cat cafe you could’ve gone to which is pretty cheap (£12.50 with a free drink). It’s a shame you didn’t seem to do more! There’s so many old streets that are gorgeous too, lots of history with the castle and various other areas. There’s an entire hidden underground area I’ve yet to book a tour for myself. It’s a very underrated city imo, even I don’t appreciate it enough!

[@froggyfritz]

Also gosh, I haven’t watched your videos in years and hearing your voice change is so incredibly awesome haha

[@ToastieBRRRN]

Mhm, getting a blue badge tourist guide helps a lot. I definitely enjoyed visiting, for a weekend city break.

[@beaflux]

I've been to that cat cafe!! and yeah I love the art history of norwich

[@I_Ate_Your_Left_Kidney]

I've also lived in Norwich all my life and never heard of us having a cat cafe here?? Gonna have to check it out sometime lol

[@beaflux]

@@I_Ate_Your_Left_Kidney it's 136 dereham road, it's away from the centre but it is damn worth it I love it there :))

[@ItzBIULD]

2:03 we have these EVERYWHERE in the US and i hate it

[@thespectator1243]

I've got one close by where I live, here in Germany. It is mostly visited because of the two supermarkets there, the rest is just random shop. I kinda like it, then again I can go there by bike (although I have walked there sometimes), so the cars do not bother me much. Some of the shops there save me from going downtown, and I prefer buying (or ordering) books at the bookstore here, instead of at amazon (Jeff Bezos is rich enough methinks). I effectively live in a "15 Minute City" (or rather: neighborhood), and I do not understand why people are against it. I do not even own a car, btw, and I do not miss it at all. o7

[@drdewott9154]

Yeah Retail parks/Strip malls are awful. Heck malls are awful period and strangle any livelihood that exists in downtown areas, and further worsen the issue of car dependency.

[@Lazzyrus]

OMFG SO REAL 😭

[@Lazzyrus]

@@drdewott9154they’re also in rural areas too tho I know them more so as “outlets”

[@paul2019.]

In the US it’s more like parking surrounding the shops

[@voidresident_m4r127]

As a person who lives in the UK, yep we have our problems; a rubbish drivers, weather that’s pretty horrible. There are absolutely some incredible places for example, Leeds has a really cool thing in November called Light Night and it is so beautiful walking around the City Centre at night seeing art people have done with lights. Yorkshire Dales and Brimum Rock are so fun to walk around and climb!

[@I_love_Bunnies_and_Dogs]

I especially like when the castles have Christmas lights over Christmas 😆 Me and my family like to go there when it's nearing Christmas 😋

[@TheOne_6]

you see, there's this other cool thing in november called bonfire night

[@connorradcliffe1769]

there's a place in lancashire that does something similar called "light up lancaster"

[@I_love_Bunnies_and_Dogs]

@@connorradcliffe1769 ooooh cool

[@AndersenMiller-g1t]

SCOTLAND FOREVER!

[@cloacalkiss]

im from finland, and the differences in social interactions here vs the uk are fascinating to me. in the uk, waiters/waitresses will talk to you about their own life, people are much more bold about complimenting others, and in all the social interactions in the uk from what ive had so far have been very pleasant. everyone in finland keeps to themselves most of the time, and its really unusual for finnish standards to compliment the way somebody looks, or to just have a casual chat with a cashier/waitress/waiter.

[@nattly6340]

thats definitely not normal in the UK, as someone who lives here. granted ive been complemented on my hair a few times but thats about it, bar that speaking to people other than the ones you are working with is super rare and ive never had any waiter talk to me or seen one talk to someone else, just a friendly "can i get x"

[@urphakeandgey6308]

That's odd because I hear people say that about Americans compared to Brits. Basically, Americans are way more open to small talk, complimenting, and other small niceties. Especially if you aren't in a big city. Small town America is notoriously friendly that it's even a culture shock to Americans from the city. If you like that kind of culture, I recommend visiting the USA and trying to visit smaller towns. Don't go to NYC or LA. Everyone there is very mean.

[@Big-Chungus21]

@@nattly6340You might be hearing this for the first time but maybe you just live in a not great area? Either that or somewhere more urban like in London where people are too busy to care about that kind of stuff. But it is very normal where I live to greet random strangers you walk past, or make small talk with people you don’t know. I mean, the entirety of pub culture is basically chatting with people you might not meet again over a drink.

[@No-longer1]

@@urphakeandgey6308 Well see the thing is, nothing and nobody apparently competes with how shut in people are in Finland. Had a Finnish acquantince once complain about the Swede’s being way too social. Meanwhile my Eastern European acquintances complain about how antisocial and shut in Swedes are lol. Well, the old acquiantince may have just not liked Swedes, that’s also an option.

[@trews1]

I just randomly remembered your channel after like 3 years and wasn't ready to be greeted by such a deep voice. Damn. It seems everything is going well for you, or at least in the voice department it is.

[@iamflurrycat]

he is transgender

[@C0RRUPT3DITOR]

I'm still stuck here! >.> And, I'll have you know, sauerkraut with a sunday roast is amazing.

[@hybridstoatdragon]

Never exhale near me after you eat that stuff

[@KingDuckeey]

ITS RED CABBAGE im joking (Im just German)

[@commandercorl1544]

why would anyone trust a br*t's opinion on food

[@SotGravarg]

You ever tried Grünkohl with potato and Mettwürstchen :D

[@bluezitrone9731]

Grünkohl is not common in the UK. I have never heard of it until I moved to Germany. ^^ ​@@SotGravarg

[@Mike-my7uf]

Sounds like the farm owners just leave the tent there indefinitely. Tents are not supposed to be up forever. They are meant to be cleaned out, put away and set up again when you need it.

[@osirisforrest8222]

The voice drop trips me out coming back after years, keep making good content 😺

[@tango5thetargeted73]

honestly i do like their old voice abit more since it fits with the cartoon art style they have

[@Neon_hyperbrat]

Im really honoured that you made Norwich part of your trip, alot of people travelling through the country, or even already living in the country always overlook Norwich since it's far out of the way compared to other cities. As a local I've always found it a very beautiful city and I hope to move closer when I move out, and I'm sorry about the accommodation the city really needs to work on it. I hope the rest of your stay in Norwich was lovely and thank you for visiting

[@Mr.Meeoow]

Wake up new Chipflake video just dropped 🔥

[@PlushiiToast]

Hi, I was born in the Uk. Moved to Australia when I was 5 and have lived here for almost 13 years. I’m currently 18, only been back to the Uk once, and the culture shock is insane. Having mostly grown up in Australia, I got used to the dynamic culture and the overall atmosphere of the country. Going back to the Uk was definitely an eye opener to how different, but also how similar the countries actually are. Even my parents were shocked about how different the country was in comparison to when we left. In such a short amount of time the country almost feels like it was flipped completely, and I think I realised just how good my family and I have it being in Australia, or how good we have it just not being in the Uk… I miss my extended family, kinda wish I was able to grow up with and wish that I could see them more, I’ll still have to go back at some point soon hopefully!

[@JamesCarbon42]

whats wrong with the uk

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

@@JamesCarbon42depends where you live but it’s a dystopia

[@whitewall2253]

​​@@JamesCarbon42 London centralized all the countries wealth on itself and became a surveillance state while the rest of the country is borderline post apocalyptic. T. Scouser.

[@georgesears2916]

The last 14 years of Conservative rule have royally screwed over the UK. I'm not saying the 90s and 2000s were perfect, but there weren't the social issues, poverty, and culture wars of today. There was hope.

[@nattly6340]

@@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh How on earth is the uk a dystopia...

[@LeleiTheTigress]

I love how this video is just a description of the UK in general

[@Joel-nu1ed]

2:20 just be glad you didn’t live in North America. They were common decades before I was born in the parking. Lots are bigger in there.

[@knownothing5518]

With all the things you noticed that were less than optimal, it constantly reminds me of how good a time can be had in a place like Aberystwyth. Lively town, young, vibrant, full of good restaurants, pubs and quirky unique shops.

[@MystaKittenWhiksers]

Oh my gosh your voice is amazing!! I watched quite a few of your videos a while back and its really cool to hear how your voice has changed. also the new creature is really cute!

[@Nikkidafox]

2:53 WIE COOL IST DAS BITTE? YIPPEE!

[@MaticTheProto]

🎉🥳

[@loganbuckley2010]

3:21 the pub chain is called Wetherspoons

[@islac8525]

It definitely has to be 😂

[@cypheruz9036]

As someone who lives in the UK and wants 2 leave could you make a how to escape tutorial?

[@stalepancakes]

that'll be amazing

[@AimzOff]

Always a pleasure to hear about your adventures and stories. I can't wait to hear more! X3

[@mattsnotit7662]

I'm starting to think that somebody stopped by a Wetherspoons. Nothing wrong with stopping at your local spoons.

[@hackerwolf1995.]

I watch these videos knowing I had a similar road trip across Brazil for the exact same reason haha. Even with the bugs, the tent seemed fun, if you wear repellent like we're used to in Brazil you'll be fine!

[@person-lk5kq]

TRAITOR but yeah ill also probably move to germany. im glad you're having- had? have had? - fun!

[@icefish17]

I went to London once with school from The Netherlands. Don't recommend going there unless you want some bad KFC and/or fish and chips.

[@rockycuro7737]

Oh this thing isn’t a cat anymore. That’s a shame

[@ZentaWinds]

Gotta love how all local places are being replaced by mass chains and brands.. Super cool.

[@Volcano22207]

How else can the wee little giga corps make a profit?

[@AceFuzzLord]

Didn't you know that without massive food chains and popular brands that an economy will implode because the peasant class ruins everything? /s

[@ZentaWinds]

@@Volcano22207 exactly.. such a cool awesome time we live in.

[@draco6349]

the enshittification of everything strikes again as an american this is really opening my eyes lol. like logic dictates that it's happening everywhere of course but i've never really been particularly attuned to what exactly it looks like anywhere else.

[@davianthule2035]

@@draco6349 well, imagine you live in x place in europe, with said local pub (which often times is a resteraunt and was also often a historic inn, like in ireland, many pubs actually still call themselves Inns despite not offering it anymore etc), now, add that its been apart of your locality for centuries (a good chunk of notable pubs/inns in ireland are literally older then the USA itself for example), and its suddenly gone and replaced with JOHNS BOOZE AND BEER. Yeh...its not great, and this is not actually an example of enthitifcation, Enshitification is a post 1980s phenomena (i.e when corporations shifted heavily towards maximising shareholder value), where companies will enter a market (or create a new one entirely in the case of tech occasionally), make amazing good services or at least decent ones, then start turning the shitty screws once they captured enough market share and market power that consumers and business customers will tolerate it. It was literally netflix's business plan for example, i.e come out with amazing streaming service outperforming basically everything, and then turn back into cable TV once an overwhelming market share was achieved, got scuppured by everyone else who has Intellectual properties of note realising they can do the same thing. No, the chains and franchises taking over everything is a phenonoma of capitalism that began after ww2. Basically since governments everywhere effectively made monopolies illegal and will penalise them (and most businesses also don't like dealing with one either), corporations and capital shifted towards oligopoly instead, which neo-marxist economists wrote extensively about in the 60s-80s as an update to marxist theory (because capitalism changed alot since marx's day, in marx's day gold backed currency was the norm, central banking as we know it today didnt exist back then etc, recessions in the modern day are a joke compared to the recessions that occured in marx's day up to the great depression etc which prompted the emergence of modern central banking). Speaking of neomarxist (sorry, autistic, I like nerding out), neomarxists are ironically rather socially conservative and capitalism naturally doing its thing really pissed them off because capitalism literally erodes culture and society, instead of centuries old irish pub, its Jack and Johns booze crews now, everywhere, that and jazz pissed them off, Adorno who was the most famous neo-marxist for instance basically said jazz ends your manhood, no, seriously, look that up. Right wingers talking about neomarxists as anti western culture meanwhile actually reading neomarxists ranting about the decline of western culture caused by capitalism doing its thing is never not hilarious. extra nerd note, enthitification is the first time a big criticism of capitalism has emerged that has basically zero connection to the marxist gang at all and not even tied to economics, but technology of all things.

[@Kuro-mg8vc]

As one does

[@Policepigeon]

The thing with locally owned family pubs is that they are most often for locals, so tourists won't find them because thats not the intended clientele.

[@samiraperi467]

2:34 Isn't sauerkraut canonically made of white cabbage?

[@MegaHorrorLP]

About UK traffic. You can experience that also on our own German roads.... So yeah.....

[@brelonwy]

Most people when visiting the UK: Let's sleep in this charming little hotel room! Chip and Co: T E N T

[@Nuzzling]

"Having a field day" haha, get it. Because the bugs were in a tent. And the test was in a field. So they were having a field day. Because having a field day means having a great time which those bugs were having since being in a tent in a field is fun. I get it.

[@inha1ed]

the uk is great until you have to go into any city and then its depressing

[@xeniaromayor2256]

Chipflake are you British?

[@acescionti711]

At least its dozens times better than America

[@Stickboi]

why did you leave the undying kittens

[@thespectator1243]

Can we hear more about Greg, pwease? ;) Thanks for taking us on your roadtrip - your drawings and you narrating this was really fun to watch and listen to! :D

[@schnitzelhorsen1105]

Glad my ancestors left that place long ago and settled in a slightly better place XD Also, ngl, I would totally sleep in that tent. I'm Australian, it wouldn't make a difference

[@Guciom]

You basically have a dictatorship over there. How is it any better than the UK.

[@Hallow-ex7jw]

isnt australia where they put prisoners

[@schnitzelhorsen1105]

@Hallow-ex7jw Yep. and now we're just a rather boring society

[@RenardThatch]

My takeaway is that the UK is basically the US.

[@the8bitkit]

I would give anything to escape the UK honestly. I absolutely hate it here, but autism/adhd/mental health means it's unlikely I will be able to afford a move abroad unless a miracle happens.

[@Tomzulian]

you n me both pal :(

[@nesyboi9421]

This is like the third time I've heard this from someone with autism in the UK and you know what I have to say about it? I have autism, I live in the US, I'm going to college and I had a summer internship last summer. I know we aren't the same and everyone experiences it differently but just, you've got to take the first step. Get a job, or pursue education. It's the hardest part, and then the second hardest part is staying focused enough to keep going Like it's rough, but doable. I believe that you can do it, cheesy as it sounds. Just wake up and try one day.

[@the8bitkit]

@@nesyboi9421 I have a degree but burnt out severely getting it. Only got diagnosed last year at the age of 31 with autism and year before with ADHD, after 8 years of repeated tried and failed jobs. Hoping that now I know what's wrong I can try to get things in the right direction, but honestly not got much hope.

[@ninjaboyjames]

Real bro

[@327legoman]

As someone who's lived in Japan for 3 years I can't wait to go back to the UK. I like Japan but I've reached my limit when it comes to putting up with the working culture and overall 'fakeness'. The UK can feel like a shithole because we like to complain. But I'd sooner have that and occasionally have real, not fake, good places to visit. Japan seems like a utopia because nobody complains. Not because everything is great, but because complaining is highly offensive and in some cases; illegal.

[@ajtheflame9180]

“I’m glad I left the UK” Say something that we haven’t heard before

[@Vulpes_Ailurus]

Skoonk!

[@theultimateamazingsleepyko6687]

I haven't watched this channel in a while and your voice has changed alot

[@suedonnym]

God i wish i could leave forever

[@nonexistent101_]

4:46 Exhibit B: Not Greg in its natural habitat. It looks very similar to Greg in shirt, tie, and stature, but nonetheless the mustache gives it away as Not Greg not Greg. In addition, Not Greg can be seen intensely staring at a computer, most likely streaming the hit game Forkknife to his 4 Twitch followers, whereas Greg would be more likely to accost passerby with assurances that "he would always be there if you needed him" and promptly use natural camouflage to disappear into the surrounding environment. In conclusion, this is Not Greg not Greg, as can be seen by the distinctive mustache and exhibition of behavior characteristic of Not Greg; while it may seem difficult to determine between the two, with enough practice you will begin to learn to spot the differences mentioned above and thus become skilled in the essential art of differentiating between Not Greg and Greg.

[@Itkovan]

The ending had me howling

[@Ricklet0ons]

HEEYY! Chipflake uploaded!

[@abyssangel76]

me who lives in a 3rd world country: 😐

[@Lonzoboi]

I'd never be able to sleep with the bugs. My anxiety would go nuts 😭

[@GalaxyPlayzLOL]

Oh well have fun having a heart atttack and not being able to pay

[@Volcano22207]

He lives in Germany now lmao

[@GalaxyPlayzLOL]

@@Volcano22207 WITCH IS STILL IN EROUP u dumbass

[@NotAFrenchPerson]

6:35 From Cambridge so I'd give my input here. If you do go to any of em, I'd recommend Christs. Certainly the best one imo, people there are really kind and one 2nd best looking one as well (below Kings; the one you will probably see when you google the city)

[@DatBiBish]

Hey

[@flipaclipnews]

I’m glad my family from 250 years ago left the UK

[@VarmintLP]

4:26 ok that seems overpriced. The castle in Vianden has an Entrance fee of I think 10€ or less for adults. They are even so nice they let me nip in to quickly rebuy a few things we bought a week before and lost them the same day. Loved that little kind guesture since it avoided me to pay the entrance fee again just to buy some merch xD

[@RetroNekoArt]

that was not sauerkraut...that was red cabbage and if it tasted sour they did it wrong...

[@meictic5621]

5:28 so true

[@LèFanman]

Wtf is a "UK"???

[@sovietproto]

United Kingdom

[@LèFanman]

@@sovietproto I know it was a joke

[@arabeske3278]

2:51 YIPPIIEEE

[@Rafunir]

2:52 lmfao, the reference

[@BaumatronYT]

Just dropped my coffee to click on “save to watch later”

[@squirrelwood8008]

Is british food really that bad? If made correctly; yes. 😁

[@reply-beggar-leader-creator]

only uk can like dis comment [forcing] [not begging]

[@MrScaryPasta]

Is Chipflake from the UK? I just noticed they had a strong accent.

[@tdubmorris5757]

as someone from the US who has never left North America, Europe vacation is very high on my bucket list.

[@onlykflow]

just not the UK

[@tdubmorris5757]

@@onlykflow lol yeah

[@Absbor]

the bug party is giving me a chill

[@Ein_Joschy]

2:54 is this referencing the yippie video lol

[@teasteel4900]

I hope you're doing well!

[@checkmatedino9543]

I didn't watch the video honestly

[@seesaw41]

The one time Ive been in the UK, I liked it. I wouldn't mind going there again, despite what most people seem to say

[@catfwish]

I went back from Canada to get some things in order with my family, the UK that I missed simply doesn't exist anymore. Everything's more expensive, most of the local buisnessas are going out of it except ironically one of the actually shitty ones, a few of the most popular/well known people in the village I lived in, which had a *very* old population, died, and the next village over - which was very close socially speaking since it had one of the only two primary schools in the area - had a drug problem of all things and I suspect at least one of my childhood friends was caught up in it. It's sad.

[@iana6713]

Ah, you made a trip to 'Spoons for food - that description was too accurate! The joys of driving a left-hand-drive car on UK roads, too. I've done that. In a Trabant, of all things - German connection there! So, basically imagine a rolling roadblock with blue fumes sputtering out the back as it chugs along a winding Scottish road with a queue of cars behind it....🤣

[@sentienttapioca5409]

You know a day's gone tits-up when it ends in a Wetherspoons

[@Jocraft2039]

For everyone here not speaking German :) 2:55 translation „…then I allowed him to drink coke - he played Fortnite the whole night!“

[@gracelandtoo6240]

whole* hole heißt Loch

[@Jocraft2039]

@@gracelandtoo6240 Danke, das habe ich übersehen ist geändert thx

[@TheCreepersGood]

I still wish I were in the UK honestly, it’s such a nice time, driving through the small towns going to your next location, albeit the roads being small are one hassle 😭

[@DonutTPOTer]

It's the Philly of Europe lmao

[@Crystallium]

​@@DonutTPOTer bfdi fan spotted in the wild!?!??!??!!!???

[@DonutTPOTer]

@@Crystallium What?! That's crazy! -📌

[@xRabidGaming]

I haven't watched you in years and I'm kinda confused but happy you uploaded a new storytime

[@DrowsyDanny98]

I mean, if the budget is this tight, then camping for 2 nights at Nowrich is a pretty bold and adventurous move

[@VayreenaVulpera]

Holy hell I haven't watched Chip videos in a long time that voice got DEEP

[@TheOne_6]

same

[@megamushroom]

That was a nice and relaxing story i like the part were you pet the animals and met the bugs 🌈 ❤ 🌈 ❤

[@KnakuanaRka]

I prefer the simpler way Socks was drawn in the tax video; this looks too smooth.

[@LeviGoober]

As someone who lives in the United States, you've successfully reminded me of every 'bar & grill' chain, (Places like Applebee's and Red Robin) and a form of driving which I can only imagine as the child of New Mexico and Montana. And so many more little references that I'd rather not pack into a single KZbin comment, otherwise we'd be here all day.

[@moonycat]

I went on a trip to london not too long ago and aside from the most traumatic ten hour flight back that I will never forget, I really miss it and want to go back

[@Mr.Meeoow]

4:15 welp_that_was_dover 😂

[@CrimsonCaII]

It’s Dover

[@icarue993]

You can go straight through Dover, or bend Dover.

[@dodgerthekangaroo4561]

I fr live here man 😢

[@SxpremeKota]

Seems like you guys are definitely having an interesting trip 🥲 And keep up the good work Chip!

[@kyrian_cy]

first year of uni,, cant lie i want to leave this place toon it just feels like depression as a country

[@Kate_Hanami]

I was not in here for a while, and I guess I missed quite a few things, glad I could see the story first thing I come back loved the new doo btw

[@bubbybubbybubbyy]

In Cambs the best places to go to are honestly the free museums and art exhibits, fitzwilliam is an absolute banger!!! And there’s also a lot of really nice family owned cafes and also classes like pottery! The universities are only a small pocket of the city it’s so slayful

[@Frostycatp]

Every time you talked about Greg I just thought of the best British food place _greegs_

[@honeycombc]

Hi! I’m a student living in Cambridge (currently). There’s a lot more of it to explore if you really step out of your comfort zone, especially with the punting and exploring the different colleges. I’ve lived her for three years now and you do end up finding things to do… but if you don’t know what you’re looking for, you can find yourself being done with it in a couple hours honestly. I’ve always said it’s less of a City and more of a big town (with a lot of history)

[@Smth-Smthn]

I'm from Dover and it sounds like you fell in to most of the tourist traps (except the castle which you can easily spend a full day at) which is sad to hear. There are plenty of good pubs and places to eat around town that locals will go to but they're usually a little off the beaten path.The Wetherspoons is also considered pretty bad, even compared to other spoons.

[@TheRedMC]

3:10 "Starbuckin', man. It's everywhere."

[@hqTheToaster]

Pretty sure Cambridge gets tourists because of its College. I don't know if College is 1st place for why where I am gets tourists or 2nd place, but if it wasn't for the arrangements, and leaves, I guess restaurants would be it, which makes sense for the degrees away from where you went. Also, don't worry, I'd fall for the tent trick too, despite the fact that it is pretty much an unwritten rule that anywhere nearby a place where people literally eat, sleep and drink the intellect away from other places, the cheapest option is a bait option.

[@pocket_possum]

hearing your voice drop gives me hope for my own T journey 🙏

[@cordingdesert9566]

"I'm glad I left the uk." The book title of everyone of her colonies.