Everyone Thinks I'm Dumb: Reacting to Your Comments!

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

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[@crowbar9566]

You come from Flawiduh....You know gators gonna gate

[@stuartpenman6387]

BRITISH SUBJECT, EUROPEAN CITIZEN NO LONGER, THE UK IS STILL A MONARCHY

[@dbracer]

@@stuartpenman6387 I don't know about you, but I'm a British Citizen. That's what it says on my passport, anyway.

[@stuartpenman6387]

@@dbracer yep and passport assigns you a number but you are not a number either(subtle British tv reference there) LOL

[@dbracer]

@@stuartpenman6387 I think you missed my point. I am a citizen, not a subject. I was also perfectly content to be European, too, for what it's worth. Sadly, though, that's now formally only a matter of geography, not political unity.

[@philipemery5503]

Was taught by my father that people who make disrespectful comments should be treated with the contempt they deserve.

[@kathrynmcauley4808]

Wow how rude people are. So sorry to hear people calling you dumb

[@primalengland]

Don’t worry about the trolls. Some people have just got too much time on their hands. Keep on keeping on.

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Thank you so much for your support. :)

[@eggmayonnaise325]

I believe the reason we pronounce "Schedule" as "shedule" is because English is largely derived from old German where "sch" is pronounced "sh". Technically, we should pronounce "school" as shool" (from the German Schule) but we don't because we like to be inconsistent :)

[@peteraustin687]

incorrect. It comes from Old French cedule, from late Latin schedula ‘slip of paper’, diminutive of scheda, from Greek skhedē ‘papyrus leaf’. The word 'school' comes from Old English scōl, scolu, via Latin from Greek skholē ‘leisure, philosophy, lecture place’, reinforced in Middle English by Old French escole.

[@sroberts605]

@@peteraustin687 This word has layers upon layers of shifting spellings, meanings and pronunciations through the ages - both fascinating and funny how cousins can end up arguing over it! Google, however, has taken it upon themselves to use an english accent pronunciation using 'skedule'. Thanks Google for Americanising us. Or should that be Americanizing?

[@rogerwitte]

During a period of unemployment three or four years ago, I volunteered to help a charity teach basic IT skills to adults. I used to teach "Contrary to what you think, you are very unlikely to break your computer by pressing a wrong button, so play fearlessly. On the other hand a nasty comment in an email or message may break the recipient so badly that their eyes start leaking, so remember there's a real person on the other end of what you type."

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Such a great message Roger! I often think people think I don't read the comments based on how they talk about me rather than to me. And I'm not even anybody! I can't imagine what real public figures have to go through and can see why many just have other people read their messages and comments for them!

[@patrickdigby7433]

You can't please everyone all the time, but you do please lots of us most of the time, happy to say I enjoy your cheerful happy go lucky topics. I only found you a few weeks ago and always look out for you. I'm a 78 year old widower and love watching mainly informative channels and I put you in that bracket, in the nicest way. So pleased you are now in a much happier mindset. Looking forward to many more of your topics. A few suggestions for some which you may of already covered. The difference between UK and USA television and radio. Another is weights and measures, you may not realise it but USA uses metric money, which leads us to our banking differences, I believe the UK is far ahead of the USA God bless and keep up the good work. Patrick (Pat)

[@johnwebster4123]

Mixer taps in the UK do not actually mix the water in the tap. If you look, you will find two individual tubes at the end. The cold tube is outside the hot tube so that the tap is not too hot to move around. When we imported taps which do actually mix within the tap, the incoming pipes should have one way check valves in them to prevent any backflow.

[@stephenmcdonald7908]

I've only just found your channel and it's a breath of fresh air. Keep up the good work 👍

[@raymondporter2094]

You have the right level of self-deprication to be British. And your videos almost ALWAYS make me smile. We can disagree on mixer taps and the pronunciation of SCHEDULE, but we can do so in a friendly manner and with a twinkle in the eye! And we agree constructive criticism is one thing but abusive comments are inappropriate on KZbin - or generally.

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

I'm disheartened to hear you're not Team Mixer taps Raymond ;) ;) but absolutely - disagreeing in a friendly way is what helps us all learn and I am very grateful for all of the members of my community who have taught me so many things over this past year. And I hope people have learned a little as well!

[@RajBlake7]

Please don't stop. you are bubbly, enthuiastic, very well spoken, and by far the best USA speaker about the UK. There are always nay sayer's, sadly that is a part of internet life, but you are by far the best and most watchable U-Tuber when it comes to joining our two nations, and I would miss you should you go. :-)

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Roland! So appreciate you as part of this channel and hope you enjoy the videos to come!

[@alexmctear5420]

I look forward to your videos as your intelligent and humorous comments brighten my day, I am perplexed why some people are so disagreeably negative. Lang may your lum reek!

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Thank you so much for watching Alex!!

[@johnhickey4289]

I don’t think you’re dumb, you cannot be expected to know what you haven’t been taught. I actually think you’re bright, you did well on the UK citizenship test, ignore the trolls, as I’ve said before, if you’re ever in the Wirral or Liverpool, we’ll have a drink or five

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Thanks John!! I have to admit I have never been to Liverpool, so it's on the soon-to-do list!

[@CrazyInWeston]

@@GirlGoneLondonofficial Saying "we'll have a drink" actually means 5 or more drinks here. The "or five" part means till you're sooo drunk you can barely get home, you've had so much you blackout and wake up the next morning with absolutely no memory of actually getting 'home'!.... If you're lucky.... I once woke up in the middle of a road with the back of my phone case (back when phones had removeable batteries) completely missing.

[@johnhickey4289]

@@CrazyInWeston that’s good, I think we’ve all got stories and can relate, but the crowd I used to hang with, the idea was to drink bucket loads of booze but to try to remain sober(ish). It’s easy to get drunk, but we used to try and drink all night and still be reasonably compos mentis

[@jillybrooke29]

I am in UK, been binge watching your old videos, and have had mixer taps for as long as I can remember, I have not seen seperate taps forever !!

[@uknsue4361]

Hi, I really enjoyed your videos and I watched alot of British shows on Acorn and Britbox streaming channels but am very confused regarding their schooling. What is 6th term or other references to their childhood education process. I would love a short video explaining the comparison to ours. Thank you ❤

[@visionsinblue7093]

re: mixer taps I have mixer taps in the kitchen, but hot & cold taps in the bathroom (WC/toilet/ensuite, whatever) 😂

[@richarddougherty41]

Your videos are brilliant, love watching them.

[@stephenhaggis1065]

Hi You are a credit to the States and now a credit to the UK. I am 70 years and live in South London and I wish some of my neighbours were as eloquent as You, I also love your friend in the States as She is Palace supporter, and very funny. Just a note on taps and the reason for two goes back to the day when houses had a cold water tank in the attic and had a low pressure supply to the tap therefore pipe joints lasted longer as opposed to the water pressure from a mains supply.

[@James.Ess123]

I have always lived here and have never filled the sink with water to wash my face. I just use the hot tap quickly before it gets to scolding temperature, or failing that - the cold tap. Mixer taps are probably easier to be honest.

[@byeckfella]

I can never understand how people watch a channel and whine and complain when all they have to do is click off it and move on. It say more about them than you. Crack on love, you’re doing great !!x

[@marygracemann7022]

I appreciate that mixer taps are amazing if all is equal in terms of water pressure, BUT the last house we rented the hot water was coming through at a MUCH lower pressure so you couldn't run the hot and cold together as it would just run cold. We had to first run the hot and then add cold, all through the mixer tap. So frustrating!

[@Mark-1978]

I have followed and subscribed to your channel for a long time and cannot understand the negative comments. I enjoy following your life in the UK and listening to your views both positive and negative on our way of life and also learning more of American culture. I really enjoyed your well researched, informative videos on differences on UK and US christmas. I think we are fortunate to have you as one of ours. As someone else said I cannot understand why people who do not enjoy watching your channel makes negative comments ( just don't watch ). Lastly a belated congrats on your British citizenship and am glad you chose to do it

[@annaburch3200]

I have nothing but good things to say about you and your videos. 😊 I've followed you on your blogs for so long, I'm just happy your KZbin channel is taking off and you've created a community of *mostly* kind and helpful people, interested in broadening our understanding of each other's same, but very different cultures.

[@alanbicknell7696]

Mixer taps still need to get hot water from a boiler (unless you have a hot tap with its own water heater) so how quick they are surely depends on how far away from the boiler the tap is.In my case the kitchen and downstairs wet room are about as far apart as they can be so hot water takes a long time to reach them.

[@adamclark6756]

This is the best way to deal with the trolls and the thick meanies. Call them out and name them. I think your videos are entertaining and informative. More power to you.

[@RalphWigg1]

Good on you! Articulate & honest..you're a breath of fresh air!

[@JohnYoung77]

Rambling is the best thing about you, and what is attractive

[@redwarrior2424]

The word "torch" always conjures in my mind images of Dr. Frankenstein's creature being pursued and tormented by villagers.

[@teremazon6109]

Mixer tap team here too, to the end!!!!!!Totally, totally agree on mixer taps, but I have only encountered the old fashioned sinks with two taps in very old houses in UK. Mixer taps are indisputably better. I never lived in any house in Spain either that had two separate taps. My method in the old houses with two taps in the sink was actually never to take the trouble of filling the sink with both taps to get a comfortable temperature, but ending up with freezing hands! Very unpleasant experience. And that argument of saving water is BS 😂 It only remains an issue bc housing stock is very old and people are too stingy to replace the sinks!!

[@chrislawley6801]

With pronunciation of schedule I remember as a pupil at shool to not pronounce the C 😂😂😂

[@Bukark]

Having gone to a British school, I can confirm we never learned anything about the USA specifically in Geography and I'd struggle to name any more than 20-30 States from memory.

[@alexfoster307]

Must have been a bad school, I learnt about geography worldwide and can name most countries, point them out on a map, and even do the same with US States.

[@Jonathan8146]

I suspect a large majority of UK citizens, myself included, would have a hard time naming all of the counties in the mainland.

[@alexfoster307]

@@Jonathan8146 You're probably right, but it's not something that is important. But at least in the UK we have a good grasp of Geography, unlike those in the US.

[@peckelhaze6934]

I cannot remember all our English counties. My interest is WWII so I don' care.

[@thecritic81]

We are British and have used mixer taps for years.

[@nigelgear6012]

I fail to understand why people post negative comments. If they don't like the content, why watch? Life is too short to watch stuff on KZbin that you don't enjoy or makes you angry. I really enjoy the content and love the observations on the differences between our two nations. Keep up the great work

[@darinnixon1730]

I just started following you , and I cannot wait to take everything you say seriously. I am Canadian , yes, I come from that blank area above the U.S.A., lol. Look forward to commenting on future videos.

[@woolvesv]

I'm from the suurbs of London/Kent and I say schedule the American way...but I also get teased by my friends for saying a lot of things in the American way because I watch too much American media haha

[@scottsmith4178]

I'm also an American living in the UK and I totally agree on mixer taps.

[@carlcollins8967]

I'll never understand why people watch videos on KZbin that they don't like and then carp on about it, watch something that makes you happy, it's not difficult. BTW, your videos never fail to make me smile, which is why I watch your channel, keep up the good work! Also, I think it is shedule (as in not skedule), think of the soft drinks manufacturer Schweppes, how is that pronounced? There are probably etymological reasons, but I can't be bothered to look them up. Ultimately, it doesn't really matter, we know what we each mean.

[@TheTimbo07]

i understand why people watch vids that irritate them its perfectly natural

[@peteraustin687]

Schweppes was born in 1783 under the guidance of Jacob Schweppes when he discovered a way to manufacture carbonated mineral water.

[@paulgnsn554]

As a Brit, I've often wondered about the flashlight/torches debate, however thinking about it, when a torch turns in your direction, it definitely flashes in your eyes in a way that a steady omnidirectional light doesn't. Especially when seen on TV or cinema.

[@robert3987]

You come across as very bright. I love your comments.

[@supermansbigsister3012]

Anything on KZbin should seriously be intended as light entertainment only, no more no less.. As for the mixer tap thing i imagine there are some people in this world that would be grateful for water no matter how it comes out of the tap.. Keep it real people..

[@walneygirl]

I wouldn't have ketchup or brown sauce on beans on toast but I do find a bit of Encona hot pepper sauce lifts the beans considerably.

[@vickytaylor9155]

Can you please do a video on high school diploma versus GED v British qualifications and the difference between the 3 please? Thank you.

[@b3564]

The picture of the red wall with the window is absolutely fantastic, I want one! How and whom from?

[@Jinky_11]

Hi, just wanted to sent you some support. I love your videos and your perspective and find them very instructive and entertaining. I know you won't but don't let the haters get to you. They're sad people.

[@MillsyLM]

I've said it as Skedule for as long as I can remember (I'm 51) so it's not a recent thing that's happened in my experience. Considering that we (as British folk) are supposed to thrive on negative and deprecation there are far too many people who have a sense of humour failure when faced with negative and deprecating statements or comments!!

[@Jonathan8146]

Can't really see the problem, afterall, you don't got to shool to learn, do you?

[@domsavvy7908]

I don't think it's negative at all to point out all our weird British traits, they are your videos I enjoy the most - (especially loved your US view versus husbands UK view on the bad parking in your street - I do that!!! So true and so British to love complaining about something rather than fixing it). You just know the people leaving hateful comments are the same type of people that park across two parking spaces and lie about being able to name all the US states/capitals and nicknames. The UK is better for having people like you over here questioning things rather than idiots who swear mixer taps are the work of the devil, keep going the more you annoy them the better job you are doing.

[@chasfaulkner2548]

I was a scheduler at Lucas for many years, and yes we pronounced it as shedule. It's just another difference that brings us closer, it wouldn't do if we were all the bloody same, would it?

[@circus-jf5kr]

I have just roughly calculated the cost of converting my 1790 house to mixer taps. This would involve ripping out yards of copper pipe, hot water tank, immersion heater, change the entire central boiler, replace three sinks and a bath and so on. Cost of new boiler plus new taps etc. The cost came to over £9000 and could have been more. Excuse me if I stick to my two taps system😀😀

[@kathrynmcauley4808]

I appreciate your videos and opinions they are interesting and entertaining

[@adambarrett1465]

What is this with mixer taps, I'm 50 years old and haven't been in a house in the UK with separate hot and cold taps for about 25 years?

[@deannaylor2576]

Very amusing, I do like watching your blogs. It’s a shame there are some weirdo’s around who take everything so seriously. Keep it going it does brighten my day watching your work.👍👏👏👏

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Love your comments, Dean! Hope you keep enjoying the videos!

[@gustavn8902]

im subscribed and i like what u do, im from sweden. im not perfect and nobody else either, we all do as good we can... so no hard feelings from me to anybody. we are just all friends... great.

[@postie48]

Well - I think you-kick-ass girl! Seriously liked your responses!

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Thank you so much Roger!

[@jamesh_uk]

I don’t get why people watch a video then complain about it, just watch something else it’s not rocket science! It’s probably the same people who complain about tv shows but have clearly watched the entire show. People need to relax and remember it’s entertainment not the news!!

[@alanbicknell7696]

If you don't watch the entire show you will never know if it starts badly and improves as it goes on.The same thing surely applies to you tube but I agree there is no need for rudeness or personal insults.If you don't like it either say nothing or make a polite constructive criticism.

[@Psmith-ek5hq]

Some people get a perverse kick of going out of their way to watch thing they don't like, and even more bizarrely, things which outrage their sensibilities.

[@jenniedarling3710]

I like to have separate taps in the kitchen because normally I either want hot or cold water.

[@vskane]

As a slight counter to the “don’t listen to the haters” comments, an American KZbinr who I very much respect has the approach that if he sees trends in his comments pointing out negative aspects to his videos, he then uses that to feed back into his future content in order to continually improve it. That positive approach to negativity pretty much sums up a US attitude for me. I think the first video I watched of yours was ages back when you tried British Christmas treats. It was one of the funniest things I’d seen all year and got you an instant sub from me. You have a wry, understated humour, which is probably why you fit right in in the UK. It kind of goes with the weather.

[@janetkent8307]

Love your videos

[@maxmoore3472]

Mixer taps, I agree with ..

[@rgoonewardene380]

I agree that there is a big difference between disagreeing with a point of view, and personal attacks. I would not be able to name all the US states BTW, but I think I can manage about ten. 😊

[@rayhardy9963]

Viva washing up bowl on the merch! 🤣

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Haha, yes!! Mixer tap and washing up bowl merch.....have to do it! ;)

[@Lily_The_Pink972]

I get your point about mixer taps but I wouldn't even bother debating it. We should just all accept the two things exist. I have mixer taps. They're no better or worse than individual taps because they're so far away from my boiler that the hot water doesn't get hot by the time I've washed my hands. So I mostly wash my hands in cold water.

[@BordersJambo]

I'm Scottish, and I use skedual and shedual interchangeably.

[@clivegilbertson6542]

Hi! The English Language...As a student in the 60's here in Australia I loathed "English" as a subject. Having said that I had the good fortune some years later to work with a notable British repertory company(not as an actor, they had need of some dancers). Working with some of Britain's finest I acquired an appreciation and respect for "classical" English. I realise that the language has been changing for a thousand years but some basic tenets of usage would be really important for present and future comprehensions of the traditions of "English."

[@johndare3576]

As always, a very entertaining video. It’s good you don’t take yourself too seriously, sadly the same can’t be said of some of the haters who respond to your videos.

[@danielferguson3784]

You are doing fine. Always be yourself. Discard the negative.

[@SirKnobofCheese]

Mixer taps for life!!!! (throws gang signs)

[@nigem6611]

I'm a 63 Northern English man and I'v always pronounced the word schedule the way you do.

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

The OED lists three different pronunciations of 'schedule' for British English ('sk', and two 'shed's with different endings) and just the 'sk' version for American English.

[@damianpritchard1456]

your best post. I am so upset if you get negative trolls. your singing voice is much better than mine.

[@daveedmondson9002]

I lived in Phoenix for around two years and one of my daughters has dual nationality. Have you ever made a broadcast about walking in the suburbs - I'm guessing that you live in the suburbs in the UK. My wife was amazed in Phoenix when she walked around half a mile to the shopping mall, pushing a pram with two other daughters in tow, that one or two (very polite & concerned) motorists would ask " Are you OK Mam?"

[@Psmith-ek5hq]

Bill Bryson makes a similar observation in one of his books. The concept of walking even relatively short distances is alien to many Americans. When he moved back to the states for 7 years in the mid 90's, they invited the next door neighbours for dinner. . .and they drove there! He light-heartedly asked how they got to the supermarket, by light-aircraft? His attempt at humour seemed to go over their heads. He said pretty much everyone in the small town where he lived was within no more than 5 minutes walk to all the shops, but nobody ever did. Well apart from him that is. After a while the locals got used to his "eccentric" behaviour. Before this though, people who knew him stopped and asked if he would like a lift. When he politely declined. "well, if you're absolutely sure", they would say. And left him reluctantly, even guiltily, as if they were leaving the scene of an accident.

[@potownrob]

I’m in line to get my mixer tap shirt. Do you have sweatshirts?

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Haha! I mean it has to happen now. I'll make sure there's a sweatshirt option for you. ;)

[@potownrob]

@@GirlGoneLondonofficial Now, that would be awesome ⛄️ 🔥

[@greyman3515]

I guess being a keyboard warrior and trying to pick apart youtube videos from the safety of their own homes gives some people meaning in their lives. If you don't enjoy a channel, improve your own life by doing something positive you enjoy. I rarely subscribe but I like to give credit where it is due, especially as I know it helps the people putting the content together. I find you balanced in your views and engaging in your presentation. You go girl. There is a funny bit on '8 out of 10 cats does countdown' where the late great Sean Locke questions the pronunciation of schedule. As an English teacher I also hate the grammar police/nazis. Don't get me started on pulling people up for using a double negative. I enjoyed your reaction and think you did a great job restraining your frustration with the negative comments. Keep on doing what you do.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

Personally I think anyone with the courage to sing on a public forum like this - good, bad or mediocre is worthy of respect. I never could, and if you have the confidence to put yourself out there like that, I have great respect for the performance...

[@stevegray1308]

On states. I think I know the names of all US states, but knowing exactly where each one is would be difficult for me. For example, I know Michigan is in the North but placing it on a map would be a miracle. Ask anyone from the UK to try place every British county on a map, or even name them. An English person (like me) never remembers all the Scottish, Welsh etc counties.

[@jodiedarlingauthor]

Don't worry, Brits love commenting on how "dense" I am as well 😅 and heck yes for girl scout cookies!! Someone bring us some too 😂

[@nicksykes4575]

Neither of you are dense Jodi, I would describe you as adorably scatter-brained! I love watching your channel as well as Kaitlyns.

[@jodiedarlingauthor]

@@nicksykes4575 well since I (Jodi) have ADHD the scatter-brained assessment is definitely accurate 😂

[@fionagregory9376]

Girl guides is what we call them.

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

They constantly come up in American shows I watch. Are they REALLY that good?

[@catherinewilkins2760]

Forget about mixer taps, no worries on that. Funniest news story Barry Gardiner MP, has been infiltrated by the Chinese, nearly fell off the chair laughing. Now waiting for the trolls. You are doing a good job, just keep away from bring a bottle parties in London. Can't beat the UK for comedy. Queen just trumped BG, Andrew stripped of honours, in for a penny in for a pound.

[@johnclements6614]

PMQs yesterday had me in stitches. If Boris can keep the straight face he will make a fortune in after dinner speeches.

[@ethelmini]

Hardly infiltrated, he took some money to pay the salaries of some researchers & declared it according to the rules. Mixer taps are old hat. A cold tap for teeth cleaning and a thermostatic blending valve on the hot is the ultimate in plumbing perfection.

[@marcelpenuelatraub2343]

Lol, my parents, even though we're Brits now, prefer mixer taps. Young autistic man speaking- I'm still super-dependent on my parents.

[@robertwatford7425]

Shedule or skedule - Hmmm. I think there are two shools of thought about it...

[@uoodSJW]

The only problem I have with 'Flashlight' is that just because of advances in technology and engineering doesn't mean you need a new word for something. I like the idea that there's a through line from a prehistoric torch being tinder on a stick to medieval oil and rags, to light bulbs to LEDs.

[@johnrooney355]

You’ve said previously that you like the people from the north. Here’s a typical response from a northerner “ Don’t worry about it love you’re doing a good job.

[@grahamstubbs4962]

Very enjoyable. I think you'll need a nice cup of tea after that.

[@sarahdoust2285]

Mixer taps 😃🤣😃🤗😁😂😃😃 are by far better..... I'm so pleased you finally found something the US does better 😗 love you

[@johnorchard9811]

Please do tap merch

[@GirlGoneLondonofficial]

Genuinely want to now haha!!

[@robertwatford7425]

Oh yes, I love obscure T-Shirts :-

[@chasfaulkner2548]

@@GirlGoneLondonofficial Our society is mixed, why not our taps?

[@redwarrior2424]

My English skills are good, my math skills, well, I don't have any particular skills at math. In fact, I practically need a calculator to add two and two. These facts don't make me especially smart or stupid. Everyone has different talents. There are some geniuses who are terrible spellers. And the ability to memorize lists of things is not an indicator of intelligence. 💙 I love your channel and I'm subscribed.

[@marcelpenuelatraub2343]

I could probably only name the American States (however, not nicknames, and usually not capitals) when I'm being challenged.

[@Bossman1959uk]

Ive got a mixer tap so I’m on your side ❤!

[@stevegray1308]

Mixer taps are obviously better. There simply is not one single benefit anymore in having separate taps unless you have a very old house with a very unhygienic water supply. I am used to separate taps so don't mind them but no doubt mixers are better.

[@stevegray1308]

If you really like filling a sink you can still do it with a mixer tap so that is not an advantage of separate taps.

[@leecal5774]

Hi Kalyn, It’s certainly good to call people out, but I’m glad you didn’t focus too much on them either and gave air time to positive comments. I totally get you. You do comparisons. As a Brit I totally agree with you about aircon and screens. In fact so much so, that we had aircon and screens installed after spending time with friends and family in the US and Canada. We realised what good ideas they were and adopted them. I follow a lot of travel vloggers and I get the impression that the trolls are basically energised by jealousy. You’ve done what they probably never will, and that’s travel and move abroad. I’d guess most of them still live with their parents and have never moved much further than their bedroom and gaming station!

[@pauljohnson4871]

How can people call you dumb?? That isn’t very nice. I find you so interesting watching your American tour and watching you adjust to uk life. Thn you passing your uk citizenship I say well done and be proud of everything you have done Keep vlogging xx

[@bugtracker152]

When British folks call a flash light that you put on your head as a head torch - that is actually weird! My imagination draws a hell of a unicorn 😂😂😂

[@MrsLynB]

I’m only a couple of minutes in. Love the positive comments the 1st negative comment was just plain rude! I have commented where I sometimes may disagree but honestly there is no need to be so rude! I for one love all the guys doing videos where comparisons are made between the US & U.K. as I I want to visit the US in the next 2 yrs. I find them all helpful. The one thing I have noticed in a lot of videos not this one though! Is when someone coughs or sneezes or even yawns & they don’t say excuse me! Or apologies. Just the one thing I find a bit annoying. Other than that love love love your KZbin channel & quite a few other US channels. I love the fact people from all over the world come here to visit or live! As one of the other comments says sometimes we forget how amazing our little island is! Take care lovely. Love your channel x from Lyn in Liverpool x

[@naradaian]

Hey girl this Scottish Brit thinks u are good for our endorphuns and u make me laugh thanks for your contributions. Nil desparundum carbarundum!

[@davemiller4385]

Do you think nick went to "shool" my English teacher told me (schedule) and school is pronounced the same

[@KingsleyHylander]

1. Like your videos. Keep them coming and ALWAYS BE YOU. For me the way you wander through your thoughts is a refreshing way to put across your content. 2. Ref: places to go; Fairly Pools and Bad Steps - Isle of Skye. Mull of Kintyre, Edinburgh, Isle of Jura and Loch Lomond. Douglas and Peel - Isle of Man. To name a few, as you have already mentioned many of the places I would also recommend. 3. To those of you who write blatantly negative comments "FOFF!!" and don't come back. The girl gone good ( Yes I Pund it on purpose) 🎉😊

[@zhukov43]

A question: do you melt the cheese on your toast? Or do you put it on and leave cold? These are the big questions of the age.

[@sparkiefire8525]

As a Brit with appalling English l love your videos always interesting to hear a foreign nationals perspective of this country and in many ways l appreciate the U.K. all the more, and your husband is a very, very lucky man!!!!!!!!

[@soniatwortowen9494]

I am British and I say schedule as in sked

[@lemdixon01]

I heard an American comedian doing a stand up routine once in the UK and he was talking about Brits eating beans on toast, asking if we're still at war, lol. Quite funny and it probably did get popular from WWII. I used to prefer tinned spaghettii hoops on toast when I was a kid but I havnt had either for years. I watch a Bill Burr podcast before and he was responding to someone telling him that the word colour wasn't a spelling mistake but just they way its spelt in British English and he was like I don't care, we don't care how you sell it, so quite funny.

[@marcuswilson007]

Hi Kalyn, my name is Marcus, I live in New Zealand and I enjoy your videos.

[@markanne54]

I think it says far more about the mean-comment merchants that they do it because it makes them feel better about themselves. What an incredibly sad way to behave.

[@euanthomas3423]

Stay as you are. An entertaining and engaging presenter.