England Exchange - The Great British Valentine's Day Special

England Exchange is a game about an American's student's quest to find love in the UK. And also avoid being murdered by several potential suspects. And possibly there's a vampire.
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[@isabelamontgomery9182]

“I thought he was a vampire, but he’s just French!” 🤣🤣🤣 Quote of the year! Lol

[@RainbowJesusChavez]

Isabela Montgomery I literally spit out my water

[@jameswilley6722]

“He is even worse than a vampire. He is, may Jove forgive me for uttering this word, a Frenchman.”

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

Tommy Wiseau

[@idontwanttolifeanymore8477]

Quote of the millenia

[@blarg2429]

Quote of the aeon.

[@robertlehto4667]

I like how the game itself called out Jon on doing a parody french accent WHILE he was doing a parody french accent.

[@sharkofjoy]

I adore how exuberant Jon is about searching for the hunkiest Valentine's date, and also margarine? He seems passionate about that also

[@ThatGirlWithTheCoffee]

That's because he's a carton of eggs, he's always concerned about fellow ingredients.

[@ottopike6000]

Margarine is Satan's milk.

[@adambutler1513]

Very passionate about margarine indeed. Lmao and apparently milk and cereal.

[@alexandercross9081]

Jon's American accent sounds like a aggressively gay Southerner, with a tooth ache

[@ripdimebag42]

That is ridiculously accurate

[@vicentefernandez9084]

This comment needs to get pinned. And liked a bunch. And saved. And printed out. And framed. And shipped to Jon.

[@jvseventeen]

From the South, can confirm 😅

[@AllHailTheKang]

Either that or Liam Neson as a cowboy

[@jripule]

Lindsey Graham

[@TheBlackBrickStudios]

“Oh god, I’m playing as an idiot!” Have... Have you played a visual novel...?

[@jonathanlandry8902]

💯

[@TwitCentury]

"You'll always be my number 1 nob" You really have a way with words Jon

[@oo-ef3fv]

Truly a romantic

[@Cthulhus_Mum]

"That's definitely not British Summer!" I was in Britain for British Summer one year. London, in fact. 1996. I think Summer was a Tuesday that year...

[@QueernMental]

Jon... Its a dating sim game and youre going off on the inaccurate departure signage and the exchange rate... never change

[@MelficeSilesius]

The fun bit is, it's not even inaccurate departure signage. Maybe for England, but this is Schiphol to a tee!

[@Kaarl_Mills]

I dont even know what he was going on about, many airports have you arrive at the same gate that is then used for departures

[@namavoid3266]

American here, not sure how it works in most other parts of the world but in every airport in the U.S. and Canada I’ve been to you get on and off at the same place.

[@htaylor9677]

@@namavoid3266 same

[@TheAllybhoy]

@@namavoid3266 I kind of thought the point of airports was to get off at a different place?

[@bethlovesben]

"Yes, whole new bin! We're going to buy a whole new bin! And we're going to write Brendon on it, in big letters! And we're going to put him in it and toss it off the pier!" ... me wishing you were the dating commentator of my actual dating life 😂

[@Music_Engineering]

Unfortunately I think a lot of people could use Jon as their dating commentator :(

[@billyhyde1415]

"Alright, Anakin, chill the flip out."

[@Zenriesz]

I really like how Jon pronounces Aasi, it sounds like he's saying arsey which is appropriate because aasi in Finnish means donkey.

[@euristic]

And in UK english arsey means someone who displays disingenuous, petty and aggressive behaviour

[@CommissarMitch]

"I thought he was a vampire but he was just French!" Not sure which is worse to a Brittish.

[@LittleGoblinBoi]

Im gonna bet all my money on French being worse...

[@FunkBastid]

100 years of war, along with countless other spats throughout history vs. one fake Romanian sucky boi.

[@everwhatever]

'Have I met my Avril Lavigne? No, she was Canadian' as if she's dead or not Canadian anymore

[@flightlesslord2688]

But he was a sk8tr boi

[@user-pq1hm5pk7c]

This guy conspiracies! Avril Lavigne died a long time ago and was replaced by her best friend.

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

I googled her, and apparently she disappeared for years dealing with Lyme disease, so that's interesting

[@mdcfe]

Nobody ever mentions that she was actually replaced by her Welsh doppelganger, April Lasagne.

[@JetSteele]

"Take it. My arm is getting tired." 😂😂 Amazing.

[@josephfutrell5619]

I do have to say I am a bit disappointed in a valentine's day special not needing the use of hedgehogs. Those poor little buggers must be getting bored as they haven't been used in a long time

[@katejones8705]

'Sexy cockney'... I'm not sure those two words have ever been in the same sentence before... Magnificent, Jon, simply magnificent!

[@dr.matthewgliboff4610]

That "Hello" at 55:15 almost murdered me.

[@michaelmilam7285]

The English: "Welcome to Britian, we do things better here!" Africa and India: "OH GOD NOT AGAIN!"

[@flightlesslord2688]

Than America*

[@flightlesslord2688]

Every other country: 'Yeh fair enough' (Also we only had like half of africa)

[@gunmunz]

America: Oh hell naw!

[@cdw2468]

LordOfThe Flightless *only* half of Africa. *only*

[@flightlesslord2688]

@@cdw2468 it's called a joke

[@oergpoerg4658]

Jon, sludge metal has been around since the eighties, so in this case you're actually not too old. It just hasn't had much mainstream recognition.

[@Magrijack]

“Chad Washington!” That’s the funniest thing I’ve ever heard!

[@polishenglish8356]

Cockney Lavigne was the best damn choice!

[@PenOverSword]

I think the reason American Jon acted embarrassed wasn't that she had the underwear. I think she was embarrassed because she was caught sniffing them suspiciously.

[@kabobawsome]

"Chad Washington" I'm *_dying_*

[@trogdor8764]

When it comes to a proper buttery American breakfast, there's no margarine for error.

[@ven7165]

Jon got it right with drinking tho. Old enough to vote and fight in a war, but not enough to sip

[@garmtpug]

Unfortunately, most younger Americans don't "sip"!

[@Skycroft1000]

The constant evaluation of the accuracy of the game's portrayal of the UK and the accents pushed this to the sublime.

[@gincraze]

Can we please have a shoutout to Claire for the most English thumbnail to ever exist?

[@flightlesslord2688]

The most London* Theres more to the country than the capital, and some cliffs in Dorset.

[@ZumbaMarx]

LordOfThe Flightless Is there though?

[@flightlesslord2688]

@@ZumbaMarx yes there is dickhead

[@samreid6010]

LordOfThe Flightless he’s being sarcastic. Calm yourself

[@flightlesslord2688]

@@samreid6010 maybe, but a lot of people are just dickheads

[@Samwyze]

When I saw breakfast in quotes, I expected her to be turned off by a pot of beans. Instead she complains about apples and cereal, a perfectly fine American breakfast. Who made this game, and where are they from?

[@rivenrime]

Was she maybe expecting a hotel breakfast?

[@RenaDeles]

@@rivenrime I mean that basically was, minus the pancake and bacon

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

I usually just have the cereal, if someone offered me all that other stuff I'd consider it a luxury.

[@rivenrime]

I've been to hotels where cereal and apples are most of what there is on offer, and ones where there's everything from bagels, waffles, eggs, bacon, sausage, yogurt, hashbrowns, etc, plus fruit and cereal. So, maybe they're thinking of the larger spread. 🤷‍♀️😊

[@cinerdella4693]

And who in American actually eats an "American Breakfast" every day? I drink coffee. And maybe eat a yogurt if I have time.

[@bobspace69]

Oh, how I missed Marnie's accent. And then hearing you try to be sad and sexy with it makes it even better. Jon, please do that accent more. It's the best accent.

[@joerider2508]

Midland memes at the end. 10/10 made my valentines day

[@Jayfive276]

Joe Rider so just mentioning a place is a meme now is it? Christ.

[@MelficeSilesius]

... I went to see Monument. Admittedly, it's because it was close by while I was doing a great big walk through London, and I figured "why not", but I went to see Monument! It was amongst one of the first things of that day too!

[@DeHerg]

You guys really have a monument called Monument?

[@BRUXXUS]

Jon.... You have *no* right to comment on how Americans pronounce "herb" and "Arkansas" when you have a city spelled "Leicester" that you pronounce as "Lester". 🥴 Edit: I also loved this video. I haven't laughed so hard to one of your videos in a long time! :D

[@the_tactician9858]

It is the same trick as one used on Wednesday, so I really don't bother with it, and I'm not even a native English speaker myself

[@misssilvercrown]

Wait till you hear about Towcester and Bicester

[@JadestonePony]

Not to mention that the way the British pronounce herb is actually not the original pronunciation, which omitted the H, since it was a word borrowed from French. The British later started pronouncing the H in the 19th century after the US and Britain had split, while the US continued to use the original silent H.

[@DeckDogs4Life]

@@JadestonePony a lot of American pronunciations are the same actually. We kept using the same pronunciations after we split from Britain and the British changed how they pronounced things and eventually they evolved the accent. In actuality, American English is closer to how they spoke in the Colonial days than modern British English.

[@RichardM-kv4uu]

Get back in the bin, you Americans pronounce Mojave as Maharvay. 😄

[@cgunugc]

Jon. Leave a stick of butter out on the counter. They take forever to go bad, so it's a simple way to get easily spreadable butter, and you don't have to eat flippin' margarine.

[@struanrobertson7128]

Or just get the spreadable butter?

[@50mt]

Honestly, a hot enough toast with melting butter and cheese, could you have a better sandwich? Well, yes, _swedish kaviar_ is obviously the vastly superior choice, but I think I had a point somewhere, damn it!

[@gunmunz]

Let me just point out that, a few years ago, Jon treated those measurement lines on the butter packaging as the most amazing thing ever.

[@craigcollings5568]

​@@struanrobertson7128 Absolutely: good NZ spreadable butter. The answer to all your dairy quandaries.

[@cgunugc]

@@struanrobertson7128 Personally I don't like spreadable butter, but I have a soy allergy and most spreadable butters use a hydrolized soy oil as the ingredient to make them spreadable. I am biased.

[@callumjohn6622]

This is the most American game about England I have ever seen.

[@juliajs1752]

2:02: yes, Jon, you do. Arrivals in Edinburgh walk through the waiting area towards the exit. It's a very trusting airport. Source: lived in Edinburgh for four years :)

[@williambarry5410]

Also seemingly the default in most american airports.

[@Thermalions]

Similar situation in a lot of Australian airports too. The plane lands, taxi's to a gate where people disembark, the plane is fueled and then the departing passengers are loaded at that same gate. No need to muck around having the plane move to a different departure only gate.

[@biscuit715]

To be fair the game did say it was London and both heathrow and gatwick have separate departures and arrivals

[@arienh4]

@@biscuit715 Every airport in the world with jetways works this way. You arrive at a gate exactly like the gate you'd depart from. They're not going to physically move the plane/jetway before boarding the next flight.

[@adelaide2511]

This is perfect. Peggy is too pure for this world and I love her and she must be protected.

[@jamullin97]

She's definitely one of my favorite romances out of all of Jon's characters

[@Mini_Squatch]

"Boobs McGee" i lost it. Also, as a Canadian, aka the middle state between british and american, essentially, watching Jon's rants are even funnier

[@isabelamontgomery9182]

Jon’s American accent is absolutely hilarious 😆

[@eloquentlyemma]

American dollars! Try paying Scottish notes to taxi drivers to see them get really pi$$ed off! edited to correct grammar

[@PhoebusApollo360]

thats why i cant get taxis in the south- A northener

[@flightlesslord2688]

@@PhoebusApollo360 wait why would u be paying with Scottish notes, unless ur really northern, practically Scottish

[@PoisonInc]

I heard Scottish notes get you far in Blackpool... at least that's what that one B&B owner told me.

[@cman_ofthe_cmen7882]

Bruh this hits real deep

[@kyleablett]

Scottish notes aren't too bad, try Irish and bank of Ulster notes, now then you get a reaction

[@notarealname7737]

Imagine Ashley the bartender's back pain.

[@MelficeSilesius]

Jon, I hope you never have to endure Schiphol, Amsterdam Airport. It is exactly like it is in this game. As you disembark the plane, you'll find signs directing you to various gates, as well as connecting flights, and the baggage (claim). I expect it would be hell for you.

[@alexkantor8238]

Every airport I've been to in the US is like that too. It's all one area, just the baggage claim is somewhere else

[@TheFerry7791]

Conn Benn Rotterdam Airport is better. You don’t have to walk a marathon to get to your gate :p

[@TheFerry7791]

Conn Benn Schiphol is not small, don’t know if it’s medium or large, but not small. Yeah, we can be blunt and sometimes just plain rude. We are not all proper and the country is going to shit. But hey, every country is going to shit lately :p

[@induceddemand]

Halifax Stanfield is like this too. Toronto Pearson might be as well, I wasn't really paying attention.

[@piersmathias]

Even the Airports in the UK are like shown in the game, for example Edinburgh Airport

[@nicklesthename]

Jon falling for the red head? What a surprise!

[@rellimnahtan]

LOVE the fact that Jon's rant about Arkansas being pronounced wrong was perfectly bookended by the game bringing up Leicester. Or is it LESTER, as he pronounced it? Take that, Jon! (I'm so sorry)

[@AgentofChaos315]

We need a video someday that's just Jon putting on different accents. It'll be gold.

[@HortonCapt]

55:40 I died giggling, that was the best Jon voice!

[@kendallchaos]

Tim Horton yeah it’s late at night and I was laughing into my pillow so I didn’t wake anyone up

[@ryttyr14]

I love how as soon as Jon started to make accents for the Americans they became Texans.

[@ripdimebag42]

That ain't what people sound like here, bud.

[@ryttyr14]

@@ripdimebag42 alright, then I'm sorry. I meant no disrespect.

[@ripdimebag42]

@@ryttyr14 You're good, no offense was taken.

[@samreid6010]

ryttyr it’s more a slightly flamingly gay southern “good-ole-boy”, but like if he had just had some dental work done and half his face is still numbed.

[@UmJammerChelle]

I never expected Sludge metal to be mentioned on this channel

[@Rain663]

You rightly called out Arkansas, but I think we need to talk about Leicester

[@thomasmiller8289]

The weirdest thing is that when I moved to the mountains of the Carolinas, they *also* pronounce it that way!! I'm used to the rural accents pretty much, but that one still blows me away.

[@DeckDogs4Life]

14:51 This is why you keep butter you plan to use on toast or something at room temp. If it's not fresh out of the fridge, it's easily spreadable and has a much better taste. Especially if you get Irish Butter.

[@trogdor8764]

*Throws Jon's margarine in the harbor*

[@williamglass2553]

“You’ll always be my #1 Knob”- Jon

[@ChevronTango]

There is more shouting about butter than I was expecting from a dating sim video

[@NaramSinofAkkad790]

I wouldn't say no to booby McGee is probably Jon's motto in most cases.

[@otrovikbhorl9968]

The name Arkansas was initially applied to the Arkansas River. It derives from a French term, Arcansas, their plural term for their transliteration of akansa, an Algonquian term for the Quapaw people. These were a Dhegiha Siouan-speaking people who settled in Arkansas around the 13th century. akansa is likely also the root term for Kansas. The name has been pronounced and spelled in a variety of fashions. In 1881, the state legislature defined the official pronunciation of Arkansas as having the final "s" be silent (as it would be in French). A dispute had arisen between the state's two senators over the pronunciation issue. One favored pronunciation as /ˈɑːrkənsɔː/ AR-kən-saw while the other favored /ɑːrˈkænzəs/ ar-KAN-zəs. In 2007, the state legislature passed a non-binding resolution declaring that the possessive form of the state's name is Arkansas's, which has been followed increasingly by the state government.

[@samreid6010]

Jon, I get that in England you usually fly into the airport nearest your destination and therefore don’t need other gates, but in non island nations a large portion of the passengers getting off the plane are going to have a connection flight to catch. I live in Cincinnati, which is essentially the hub in the Midwest for connecting flights. Almost everyone traveling between the two coasts has passed through our airport.

[@fin5317]

At 14:50 jon picked up on the butter but not on the fact that they complained about marmalade and honey! I am outraged

[@mattevans4377]

As someone who's single, this kind of insanity is precisely what I need today :) Thank you Jon!

[@minscandboo9749]

Are the hedgehogs returning? I feel like the hedgehogs will be returning...

[@metetural9140]

I would think Boo wouldn't like hedgehogs

[@gunmunz]

@@metetural9140 No it's plumbers boo hates.

[@Kaarl_Mills]

We've been cockblocked

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

The game dev put out mod to add nudity, but it's not the default. It's super easy to install.

[@metetural9140]

@@gunmunz ahh yes I remember

[@gregwhitmer6063]

@Claire, if Jon ever needs to be punished for some infraction. You should make him greet everyone with his "sexy" cockney 'hello' for a month

[@sludgeparty]

sludge metal is indeed a real thing and i love it :] hence....well.... have a gander

[@Ikcatcher]

Jon playing romance visual novels for Valentines Day is always a highlight for the year

[@yoavba2991]

An hour and 14 minutes of Jon ripping on Americans... Perfect

[@Tripp426]

As an American, I found it very hilarious. Jon made very good points with each rant.

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

Hey, he ripped on the Midlands too, can't leave that out lmao

[@johnbrown4956]

Will be using “in the bin with you” for some time

[@blarg2429]

Are you still using it?

[@johnbrown4956]

blarg2429 honestly, yeah

[@blarg2429]

@@johnbrown4956 I'm glad.

[@johnthecrazedsskull81]

I love that Jon has only made one of these but he keeps putting the playlist at the end of random videos.

[@torybraybrook7537]

"It's cocking cold in this country in January" - *Laughs in Canadian*

[@invisiblechick]

Yeah, my butt sitting here in Michigan where it's currently -7 C found that pretty damn funny, too.

[@flightlesslord2688]

That's fair

[@rileyledyard4350]

Ahahaha welcome to -42C yesterday in Winnipeg, MB

[@juliajs1752]

*chuckles in Mongolia*

[@samreid6010]

Julia Maluca chortles in Siberian

[@ErikHawkinson]

When I was visiting England about 20 years ago, the bus driver told us that "Americans drive on the right side of the road, the British drive on the correct side."

[@gnaskar]

@Conn Benn Which is also why the Americans switched. Too much temptation to shoot each other otherwise.

[@ultimakewl]

the right side is objectively the correct side because that would mean the drivers seat is on the left, which would leave you shifting gears with your right hand, which is the dominant hand for the vast majority of people and would therefore be easier and more comfortable

[@acardboardbox3610]

@@ultimakewl yeah but like steering wheel, which is arguably more important to keep stable

[@ultimakewl]

@Conn Benn it takes a lot less skill and coordination to hold a steering wheel in place than to shift gears

[@ultimakewl]

@Conn Benn youll be using both hands on the wheel whenever you need control. the only time one hand will be off the wheel will be to shift gears, which you will only be doing when going straight. it takes no effort skill, or coordination to hold the steering wheel still so there is no difference between using your dominant or non-dominant hand. dominant eye? what the hell are you talking about? use BOTH eyes for the love of god. oh the romans did it? my mistake! i concede completely. they also had communal toilets and were ruled by a guy that tried to go to war with the ocean. old =/= right

[@ThatGirlWithTheCoffee]

This always makes me so happy- I found Fading Hearts on Valentine's Day 2015, and that May, I found your playthrough of it- that was all it took to fall deeply in love with the channel. Every time we have the specials and explore dating sims, it's like falling in love with the channel all over again. Never change, Jon

[@mountainmolly2726]

I don't really know much about soccer but I think they mean "scrimmage" not "skirmish".

[@Abdirahman_Mohamed]

Mountain Molly but thats a rugby term

[@Rathspaz]

@@Abdirahman_Mohamed Scrimmage isn't just for rugby.

[@spooky_basil202]

That’s not a thing people say though. It’s a friendly

[@Ry-in-The-Sky]

I used to play soccer and brief, non-serious practice matches were called scrimmages, so that's kinda what I assumed they meant, as well.

[@jamesren12980]

I love this so much, the thumbnail is possibly the best one ever

[@polishenglish8356]

I love Jon's passion about the notion of being truly British!

[@garythedude]

This is glorious. Simply glorious.

[@FreeDoM_nl]

I don''t know if I feel happy that I was looking forward to this and MatN delivered, or sad that it was this that I was looking forward to today.

[@ZayusTClannless]

"Margarine is better than butter" is almost enough to make me never watch MATN again. Almost. Good thing Jon is charismatic.

[@maliciousgrin4307]

Thanks I couldn't figure out how to say that without capslock and many explicitives.

[@donatello4582]

You're taste in videos is great. Bread spread? Nah. Margarine is fantastic.

[@samreid6010]

Joseph Michels wrong. It is oily and sad. If you don’t try to spread butter as soon as you pull it out of the fridge (and even then if you give it like 20 seconds on hot toast) it spreads just fine. The taste is a million times better than margarine.

[@TheMrVengeance]

@@samreid6010 - I don't understand why people keep butter in the fridge. That's what a butter dish is for, you leave it on the counter. Then your butter is perfectly spreadable.

[@samreid6010]

@@TheMrVengeance because butter goes rancid. It lasts longer at room temperature if you keep it covered but still gets an off taste after about a week. The convenience isn’t worth the funny taste of slightly off butter

[@lucafalchetto]

I think I laughed through the entire video Job well done Jon as always !

[@Ethonoris]

I can confirm that Americans who are from the same part of America as each other, believe they don't have accents. Especially if you're from the north western U.S.

[@ipetzombies]

I've never gotten that. As a Midwestern American, even. Literally everyone has an accent! There's no such thing as speech with no accent.

[@samreid6010]

I Pet Zombies though linguists do agree that a midwestern accent is the most neutral and easily understood. Doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, just means almost everyone can understand us.

[@garmtpug]

Yes, it is funny to me. I'm from Wisconsin and was in Colorado this summer. They could tell we were from there by our "accents". Yet Coloradans sounded just like Wisconsinites to me!

[@nicewithacupoftea]

Thank you Jon, I've not smiled this much in ages

[@LadyPandaGoddessOfTheCakeHunt]

Idea for next year: Purrfect date! It's about dating cats and solving some kind of mistery.

[@fin5317]

This entertained me a lot more than it should've

[@Slurreydude]

Anyone else curious about what butter ever did to Many A True?

[@JB-xl2jc]

Fun fact Jon, a modern British accent is actually further from the accent at the inception of the English language than some modern day American accents- most linguists believe that the closest accent to what was spoken around 400-500 years ago is actually the appalachian accent (somewhat close to West Virginian but a bit more "insulated" than that), because of the lack of other accents influencing it (some towns have remained fairly constant for a very, very long time there). Meanwhile, most of areas of Britain had such large influxes of immigrants from other areas of the British empire that the accents slowly changed over time. Truly, fascinating!

[@LillyP-xs5qe]

Jon! Leicester got the best Indian food in all of Britain, and you can get whatever kind of food you want in Narborough road in Leicester, plus New walk museum is nice and you have the market and the space museum, Leicester is pretty nice place Jon!

[@charlesbaldwin3166]

I think the most Jon moment in this game was when he complained that his room didn't have the right mentioned in the description, just because it didn't cover the whole floor.

[@caiofreire97]

17:13 That accent is so perfect, almost blew me off the chair.

[@sleihbeggey1992]

I'm offended. Jon thinks the average American eats breakfast these days.

[@kokosan09]

is this the best thing ever for Valentine's Day? yes, yes I think it is!

[@octodionis]

I sure hope Peggy and American Jon have a good life together

[@jarradscarborough7915]

24:20 what does claire think of jons french accent?

[@Ditchdigger2005]

Weird mix of poorly researched stuff, but with very specific stuff well researched like the Mary Bell order! Also I noticed the door to the balcony in Jon's room was always open, even at night, in the winter, in the middle of London!

[@Mr-Trox]

Clearly American John is from Alaska or Minnesota or whereabouts and thinks the British are pansies.

[@christhewritingjester3164]

This is one of your funniest videos by far!

[@lime9985]

as an italian I'm deeply offended by the portrayal of my culture by Angelo.

[@timmustill]

Best. One. Yet. Bravo Jon, bravo.

[@vicentefernandez9084]

I love how Jon reverts to "concerned parent" with the almost naked woman in front of him.

[@kennandunn7533]

7:05 well Jon, when I was vacationing in London about 2 summers ago with my family, we got off the tube at tower hill, did the tower of London tour, went through tower bridge walked over to London bridge and saw the monument to the great fire on the way over to St Paul's. I went and saw the Monument Jon!

[@abberline2664]

My name is Danny and I've never been this uncomfortable or confused, thanks Jon, looking forward to seeing where this goes between us....

[@atomicsunrise85]

In my state in the US, you used to have to drive to the next state over to pick up margarine. We were the dairy state back in the day, and they taxed the crap out of the spreads.

[@Rateus_Johanson]

Hey. HEY! Loughborough's great. I've enjoyed this video, it has been particularly hilarious as the Valentine's special usually is :-)

[@nhailstone]

Hunky boy #1 looks like he’s perpetually about to sneeze

[@koganusan4025]

oh dear... i can already see this is gonna be amazing

[@williamconnors2418]

I don't think I've ever laughed harder at a KZbin video in my life.

[@project_adderall4139]

Jons judgment of everything... Just wow😅