Why Do European's on TikTok HATE American Tourists?

This OBVIOUSLY does not apply to ALL European's, 99% of y'all are chill! :) but always remember it's okay to be filled with ✨ joy and whimsy ✨ in AN ENTIRELY SEPERATE COUNTRY... 😂 if these tourists aren't hurting anyone and are only just SLIGHTLY irritating you, the shade is not necessary! 💗
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[@joslyn_7]

I also want to add that almost every European I’ve ever met that is visiting America will sit there and compare everything to their country. Its just human 💀

[@ngarcia103]

I'm Canadian and visited some American relatives not too long ago. I've made comparisons myself, and my relatives also asked me to make some ("do you have this restaurant back home?", for example).

[@Alyumin]

I am European and I literally compared everything while studying abroad in another European country. I never realized how much is my country rooted in me till I lived abroad. It is so normal.

[@saltydinonuggies1841]

Yeah that’s just kind of what you do when you visit a new place. My friend is going to college in another state (not even out of the country) and we still are like “wow some things are so different to home”

[@draalttom844]

Oh yeah french people come to Québec and bitch everything about our culture

[@lisbondiaries9212]

That isn’t true…some may but not most, and certainly, not the way many Americans do . They compare to say as if the U.S. is better. I am American and European. The U.S. is roughly 240 years old compared to countries about 1000 years old of history…not many things to compare in terms of history and certainly not much of a comparison when you consider the social safety nets and social programs in Europe. Some comparisons may exist but the issue isn’t comparisons…those happen. The issue is the way some Americans criticize the country or culture they are visiting because it isn’t like the U.S.

[@lotusflower3173]

As a European person I HATE these kinds of people, putting Americans & other foreigners down for having culture shocks or different customs. Believe it or not, we also have bulk stores (like Metro) and seeing people go “oh my God!!! Why is it so big!??!!” pisses me off because we also have family sizes here. Love from Hungary 🇭🇺

[@lisbondiaries9212]

Oh stop…you are own for the fee Europeans who think that way. You want to rant about humanity, go rant to Americans who think they are the best in the world….that is why many Europeans complain about them . Oh, and I am American born and European! Believe I know this too is better than most.

[@fourlittlebirds6166]

I feel like most of it is for the views. And those that are not, is just ignorance. I personally know people who live very sheltered and small lives. They make fun of people from other countries b/c of their own insecurities. If any of these people had seen even a little bit more of the world, a small amount of wisdom would set in, and they wouldn’t say such stupid things.

[@Annabellethedoll666]

Thank you

[@T.A.Edison]

Magyarország LESTGOOO

[@Hostilegeese]

It's not really a culture shock though, there's a larger cultural difference between European countries than there is between the US and western Europe. I'd estimate the US has at least 85% cultural similarity to Europe and higher compared to the UK and Ireland. I mean what would these people have to say about Asia, Africa, or the middle east? Those have significantly larger differences in their culture and food. Compared to the US which speaks a European language, eats European food, wears European clothing, and has regular cultural exchange with Europe.

[@faeriestears]

i love how hayley defends the americans despite not being american herself

[@mrrandom3064]

I know. She’s such a badass for that🔥

[@CrimsonDawn-ou4og]

As an african american I appreciate it😊

[@DropDread]

She's great for that, I'm American and I didn't even know about all this 😭 it's kinda sad

[@erenyeager1660]

Really. This is where I get all my tea from ☕

[@drautch]

She's an honorary American now. Free hotdogs for life

[@zappleapple._6137]

Hello! American here, I would like to mention that our portion sizes for food is often times bigger, so you can take them home for later. You want an easy lunch? Have your dinner from yesterday! Your kid needs an easy lunch, microwave yesterday’s dinner. Most people don’t eat EVERY SINGLE LAST BITE of their food unless they are hungry or the portion is smaller. It’s quite common to see to-go boxes when you don’t finish your meal.

[@olakpasa6486]

Huh thats intersting. Here in spain we are prone to make either an outrageous amount of food for several days or to make something to eat once.

[@Cardinal_claw]

Most restaurants have servers ask how many boxes you need too. Portions are big because like you said, we like leftovers lol

[@1ong1ashes]

As another American, this is completely true. I’ve never been to Europe, but I’d believe that restaurants there give smaller portions. However, nobody expects you to eat all the food you’re given at restaurants here. You eat what you’re hungry for, and you can take the rest home with you. It’s totally normal to ask for a container and take the leftovers home with you, nothing strange or rude about it at all.

[@kileyblack2462]

What's fun is I just came back from Europe (Spain, France, and Italy) and I realized that food portion sizes are much the same as in America. You can find places that sell large portion sizes, like a dedicated restaurant, or you can look for smaller places like a bakery or sandwich shop and get something lighter. Since I was doing a tour group, though, I got brought to several high end restaurants that served us the full three course meal, and I couldn't eat it all. The total amount of food was equivalent to a large plate at an American restaurant, and I had to plan out what I ate to save room for the next course. However, most restaurants I went to on my own I was able to buy a single plate of something to eat and that was fine. The major difference was that everywhere we went it was normal to take an hour to two hours to eat your meal. So in the end, depending on your time and appetite, you could end up eating the full amount of an American meal, just spread out with a lot of time to digest.

[@starthornfromscratch2718]

Yep! Another American here. Having leftovers is actually really important, it's just... how we do food. I don't know how to explain it other than that. We get big portion sizes so we can eat the food again later because, crazy enough, we don't all actually eat three pounds of food in one sitting. (And I know there are also other places in the world who have a leftover culture, so it's not just us being 'crazy' ToT)

[@54lolman]

As an American. This...this feels strange. Being defended by a foreigner on the internet. I'm soo used to seeing some form of general hostile or mocking attitude from foreigners on the internet in regards to the U.S. . That having the opposite occur....pulls a weight off of me I guess? Even, going so far to admittedly nearly tearing up. Is....this what having to deal with emotional abuse is like?

[@flickcentergaming680]

It's quite refreshing to not have to defend ourselves, isn't it? Weird, but very welcome.

[@Sanatani.Chingi]

Dang I feel bad for you all now...cause I have seen the comments people have made under certain videos. If an American can't answer a question they go "Americans are so dumb" If they see an overweight American "oh they are full of fat people" If they see a woman who has work done "this is the nasty American culture" and blah blah blah You are all doing just fine, there are problems with every country in this world 😮‍💨

[@Blake_H_888]

It's an understandable reaction, but it's not emotional abuse.

[@Kilie_Morton._.OrangeCat_Roo]

No fr, no one defends us so Iv grown used to just letting them yap. I don’t have the Energy to defend myself anymore when they’ll just keep bringing up “America is fat and guns” all day long

[@starthornfromscratch2718]

This was exactly what I thought too ToT

[@trippysiren7966]

Here's the thing: Americans ALSO have kitchen towels. But I'd rather not use my white towels to wipe up spilled coffee, y'know? What is this need for people to mock Americans for...well, existing?

[@PaolaPonce-ec7tm]

cheap paper towels for me😜

[@LiterallyAllNamesAreTaken]

ok but WHITE kitchen towels feels dumb. it would never remain white

[@pringletingle4192]

@@LiterallyAllNamesAreTaken ...what do you use kitchen towels for? i use them for drying my hands. nothing else should be getting on them....

[@fatherflyntdraws]

@@pringletingle4192Fr, are they using it as toilet paper or sumthing 😭

[@laurenj3625]

Paper towels are wasteful and unnecessary. Also bitching that your kitchen towels/tea towels are getting dirty doesn't make sense. They exist to get dirty, they're made to wipe stuff up.

[@mz3281Vhw2]

I am an arab, I live in the UAE and many American tourists come to Dubai, you can't say all of them are annoying, most of them are the sweetest and most welcoming :)

[@HayloHayley]

I actually love when I encounter tourists when I go out, it always makes me happy to see people from overseas filled with such amazement in what I’ve grown to find quite mundane from being raised here my entire life :)

[@urfavzofia]

YOOO I ALSO LIVE IN THE UAE (i’m polish tho)

[@z_b2911]

@@urfavzofia I live in the UAE as well!!

[@nanacue]

thank you! I try to be as respectful as possible when going to any country, especially asia/middle east! :D thanks for saying (most) of us are nice! ofcourse there are some bad apples, but every country has those :DD you're welcome here anytime!

[@GoshkaPolska]

​@@urfavzofia 🇵🇱 (o^▽^o) 🇵🇱

[@SillyMart]

As an American, I’m surprised anyone is standing up for us 😭

[@aryaeliadel3094]

I will. I won't say I am the most friendly about America but there is a difference between people and institutions. I have met plenty of Americans, especially students. They were so sweet and kind and mostly really curious about me and my country as a french person. The only American (and I am not sure if she really was, i may not have decipher her accent, but she was a foreinger) that pissed me off was a girl in the bus on a phone call being too loud while a panel in front of her said 'Be quite while you are in a phone call, mind the other passenger'. But this same problems works for anyone who are too loud in their phone calls, be them french, european, chinese, africans, spanish or americans, it is the same for everyone. So to sum up: Americans tourist are nice, it is just some people who will be problematic but it is the same problems for any foreinger or inhabitants. That is just the way it is. And I also just like to believe, only people who are curious about another country would like to visit it, so of course they are going to compare it with their home for it is the only thing they are used to. I never went abroad, but if I did, I am sure would be comparing what I see to my home, it is just the most basic thing to do. sorry for the long message, i just wanted to share my opinion.

[@SillyMart]

@@aryaeliadel3094 yeah! To be honest I hate the stereo type we got as being “fat country losers”, we’re all different. Maybe if we weren’t run by some old people we would have it better but yeah. people that call in public piss me off too, like don’t do it inside a library or a bus, that’s just rude.

[@aryaeliadel3094]

@@SillyMart It is stupid to say that a country is fat when actually it is alike to epidemy now. Every country got a big population of fat people because of processed food and excess of sugar in our alimentation. And also now our way of living is too much sedentarial. We don't move at all, so off course we get fatter. But that is the case for everyone. Not only America.

[@Azariah-dx7yt]

fr!! I'm used to people putting us down😅😅

[@SillyMart]

@@Azariah-dx7yt for real😭

[@rhiannajd4412]

American here and I completely understand the criticism we face. However, I want yall to remember there are over 350 million of us living here and the influencers you see on the internet do NOT represent the whole.

[@wondertyzipp8260]

Very true! Only idiots assume that 350M people all think and act the same 😂

[@mochixmelodii]

@@wondertyzipp8260 350K is 350,000 for your information

[@brandoncole5533]

Like I don't mind GENUINE REAL critiques of America because 9 times out of 10 I agree but shit like this?? Absolutely not cuz they're not critiques its just people dogpiling on America just because it's cool or trendy and they don't understand the way life is lived here

[@wondertyzipp8260]

@@brandoncole5533 It makes me genuinely dissapointed to see my fellow Europeans target America over dumb stuff. Some things are fair game but sometimes I think people are just so stupidly bored that they will nitpick to the finest flaw and make a massive deal out of it and its pathetic. Just know that as annoying as they are, they don't represent the majority of us. 💀

[@Cardinal_claw]

​@@brandoncole5533 they're just still butthurt over losing the revolutionary war lol

[@SkeleSukei]

I’ve had friends that were so nervous to be “those Americans” when we went places. I always got so confused because we weren’t doing anything different from anyone around us. But they were afraid to order too much food, be too loud, or even go certain places. Like yes, it’s good to be respectful, but I already have anxiety, I don’t need more!

[@Mary-sy8ox]

Let me tell you about my scaaaary experience with an American tourist. I was drinking some juice in a restaurant when I noticed that a guy asked for her food in english ...and I was like ... "0: Where are you from?" And he was like "I'm from new York" And I was like "0: The statue of liberty must be really big!!" And then . ...AND theeen!!!! We had a short and nice conversation 👍

[@Mysterium-zy6ri]

No way! I'm so glad you braved through this insane and horrifying experience

[@Koneko33]

@@Mysterium-zy6ri Yeah we are scary >:D (jk heheheh)

[@brandoncole5533]

😂😂🤣😂 love this

[@flickcentergaming680]

Wild

[@leobe2104]

American customers are my favorite where I work at. Along with Dutch and British customers. My least favorite are Germans (I live in Germany), who are the rudest generally lol

[@xenyied]

That girl that said things in my house that are weird to Americans is like so weird … like yes we have kettles, reusable kitchen towels, Reusable bags, a normal amount of toilet water, shoe racks, socks and a drying rack 😭😭😭

[@ColdCreekB]

😂 And her kettle is electric. Mine still needs to be heated on a stovetop. She is a weirdo, for sure. I literally have/use everything she mentioned.

[@coffee_2234]

​Fr she act like that european exclusively which is the most dumbest thing to put in a video because we can easily buy those stuff too both online and in store @@ColdCreekB

[@coffee_2234]

Fr they act like that a european exclusively like bruh we american can easily buy those thing online or in store ​@@ColdCreekB

[@johnnyklebitzrevenge4793]

I have the same drying rack she showed in my house, just with blue bolts on it instead of Orange

[@livefastpetkity]

​@@johnnyklebitzrevenge4793 oh woww blue bolts?? How american of you 🦅🇺🇸🏈🛻*plays star spangled banner* 🤠

[@_.V01D._]

Damn never knew I was European 💀 -reuses kitchen towels for water spills -doesn’t were shoes in the house -has a ‘normal’ amount of water in the toilet (tf does that mean) -detachable shower head -normal water pressure -uses a purse -kettle -hallway entrance But also do they not have shoe closets, we have a closet downstairs SPECIFICALLY for foot were and jackets to take up less space

[@ffl99]

I just have one question, it might be dumb but what’s "not normal " shower pressure ( sorry for my English I’ve been studying awake since 4 am studying and it’s 1pm 😅)

[@_.V01D._]

@@ffl99 your English is actually pretty good this sounds like a normal sentence to me. But honestly i think normal shower pressure is like when all the shower nozzles spit water out idk how I would word that😭

[@jaclynns.jungle]

I must be European as well then

[@jezalx]

now lets talk about the construction of your house... lmao

[@ejohnson3131]

Footwear*

[@BloomBlanche]

I've been fed up with this mentality for YEARS and I'm so glad that people are finally bringing this up. I'm not even American, I'm just tired of seeing them get trashed over the most idiotic things.

[@floaque]

Yeah for real. Like what the hell America probably saved their ass before. I'm literally from Germany and it makes me so angry 😭😭

[@harlemw651]

Where you from?

[@BlackChamomile]

Americans get so much hate but American exchange students in my uni are literally the sweetest, way nicer than locals

[@harlemw651]

Where do you live?

[@BlackChamomile]

@@harlemw651 hong kong

[@alice_geneveine_arts83755]

As a American, thank you.

[@auggiedoggiesmommy1734]

The FDA REQUIRES restaurants to list calorie amounts because then they understand exactly how many calories are in the gigantic portion they’ve just been served. BTW …you have to drive almost everywhere in America and with large restaurant portions it was NEVER taboo to get a “doggy bag,” especially for senior citizens who have a harder time driving at night. This way they get to have two nutritious meals instead of eating ice cream for dinner (my blind 92 year old mother was known to do that!) and b)not waste food!

[@qwmx]

Also, in Australia, main chain franchises list calories (in our case, kilojoules). I assume Europe would have the same but I'm starting to think not.

[@trishgels]

That's true, & many restaurants expect to be asked for doggie bags bc they know the servings are large. Nowadays, tho, bc Bidenomics is working 'so well', restaurants are cutting down on portion sizes, & are saving $ in every way possible, + it costs double & triple compared to before 2020. I kid you not, fast food for 2 ppl is around $25-$30! It's not even any good & barely qualifies as food! At least Europe has banned a lot of things that are harmful, like gmos. We can barely find anything now w/o them! Organic meat from cows eating gmo feed is ridiculous, & our fda & usda are corrupt!

[@mackenziej8980]

Yes thank you for bringing of the driving point. I hate when Americans say we aren’t well traveled but also you can drive for 10 hours and still be in Texas So a lot of Americans like to travel within the states becuase it’s cheaper and their are so many places to go

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

Back in the late 20's and 30's two generations were seriously traumatized by the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl events. They, in turn, traumatized the younger generations with their horror stories and instilled the value of thrift. This has led to a strong penny-pinching aspect of our culture. We do buy in bulk to save money. And we definitely value large portions at restaurants. But then, as you pointed out, the 'doggy bag' really is expected here. Yes, we actually do expect to pay for one meal and get two. Even at nicer restaurants. It justifies spending the money on something as frivolous as eating out. Now that the economy has retracted, thrift culture is rearing up even stronger than before. Companies are pulling back on portions to reduce layoffs, but the average consumer is screaming about 'shrinkflation' because the cost of groceries has gone through the roof. The generations who survived the Depression have mostly passed, but their admonishments are loudly ringing in our ears now. Kids who are born after things shrink will think as the Europeans do about portion sizes. It'll be their 'normal' and they won't feel cheated. _ And I'm one of the health-conscious Americans who was thrilled when they started posting calories on the menus. Before smart phones I actually had to carry a fat, little book of macros and calories, sit down, and math my meal before I could place my order. It does help people make better choices without much effort.

[@Cardinal_claw]

​@@mackenziej8980 And that culture is gonna be pretty darn different from where you started. Even between neighboring states there can be cultural/environmental shocks.

[@shiufairycrumbs]

"AmEriCaNs aRe lOuD aNd anNoYinG" come to mexico, I dare you. You'd faint then if you think they're loud

[@Kai_The_Kaiookie]

Nah cause their eardrums would burst if they came to Mexico. if they think Americans are "loud" its loud in Mexico 24/7 lmao💀

[@olakpasa6486]

Como español , estoy dispuesto a aceptar el reto

[@Silly-rvniii]

No FR they will cease to exist when they find out about the way we throw parties and how they go. All the music and tias cackling while the cops join in if they’re called- they would act like it’s attacking them directly

[@edorasmarauder5761]

I mean, I went to Italy once and they were pretty loud.

[@viviisotostudios]

AYO FELLOW HISPANIC

[@afterglowswiftie]

*drinks water* 🗣 : that is so disrespectful!!

[@I-Am-Alexis]

😂😂

[@suniibuni]

ikk😭 how dare someone hydrate their self

[@bustanut5501]

To be fair, that comment itself was probably banter as well, being a riff on how tonnes of things in the US come in sizes that seem ridiculous to the rest of the world.

[@JinxMarie1985]

Lol 😆 😂 its soooo fkin stupid.

[@LoveK1]

@@bustanut5501it was not “banter”. She was being malicious.

[@jbshiva865]

I think the "God Bless America" shirt was on sale because the stores have the 4th of July stuff out already.

[@MonsterRat1000]

"Italy isn't your amusement park" is SO funny lmao. and the irony of being mad that US Americans compare everything in Europe to their homes while traveling but then doing the same and genuinely mocking cultural norms in the US is just...wow.

[@CodeDusq1]

Mocking Americans for wanting to drink water excessively? I guess they have a reason to make fun of The Rock now.

[@Peajay007]

It clearly sucks to have a European body……it’s must be screaming for water

[@ShinoriDelfrim]

I drank a bunch of water yesterday. 😔 Nothing wrong with water.

[@SweetOrangeGirl]

Damn, I drank some water just now.

[@JubbysDragons]

I don't drink enough water and I had the worst cramp this morning :(

[@serinadelmar6012]

Plus water is fantastic. I genuinely do not understand why anyone would mock anyone for that.

[@gordonsgrl1]

Groups speaking not-your-language always sound louder because it doesn’t blend into the background. Just spent a month in Europe and excited friend groups speaking Dutch sounded loud, French families on the train, Germans in a restaurant etc. I experience it here in US in Spanish or Chinese (common in my area). They aren’t speaking abnormally loud it just sounds like it to me

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

That's actually a good point. It's easier to tune out background noise if it's all the same noise. Anything different stands out.

[@sarahberkner]

I'll try to keep this in mind, but I think there's a reason most people who I hear talking loudly on the phone (sometimes on speakerphone) in the commons area of my apartment complex are speaking in Spanish. I'm not going to judge all Latinos/as because of that, but I looked it up and apparently it's a common thing in South America and they hate it too, just like Americans hate some accurate stereotypes about the U.S.

[@AniGrannyOG]

I'm an American living in the midwest. In a brick house, with a removable showerhead. Literally everything in that video exists in my house. 🤷‍♀️ We buy OTC painkillers in bulk so that we only spend like $6 a year on them. Editing to add: Isn't Europeans comparing everything in American stores and restaurants to what they have at home exactly the same thing as Americans doing it while traveling? Isn't that the reason people travel? To see interesting things they can't see at home? I'm not ultra patriotic, but I can't help but wonder why they'd spend thousands of dollars (or Euros, pounds, whatever) to travel to America just to waste their vacation time in a place they apparently hate? Js

[@mage1439]

Good job pointing out the hypocrisy. I wouldn't have even thought of that.

[@Anonymouss0988]

I’m American and the “God bless America” T-shirts are NOT always in stores to just normally buy if they are it might be close to the 4th of July (independence day) I do see some people wearing T-shirts like that but it’s very rare and I can say I own one too. But for them to be in stores it’d have to be during late June to July.

[@Cardinal_claw]

Yeah it's like any other holiday. The closer it gets the more merch you see

[@FukaiKokoro]

Depends on the area. You must be in a more liberal /Democrat area. Majority of people in my area wear those clothes year round. It's kinda cringe tbh. My favorite is when they rip off the sleeves of their proud to be American shirt.

[@alishaperry6521]

​@@FukaiKokorowhats cringe about being proud of your country?

[@GloryGlory-q1b]

Who cares if it was common. Who are they to have anything to say about our culture

[@edorasmarauder5761]

Bro, the last time I went to Europe, which was last year, the biggest gripe I had was the tiny cups of water and always being thirsty. Not to mention they would serve it with no ice. It didn’t help that it was summer and Bosnian summers are freaking brutal.

[@g1ng3r_br34dz]

i'm sorry... no ice? in watah?

[@edorasmarauder5761]

@@g1ng3r_br34dz No ice, and the water was always room temperature.

[@g1ng3r_br34dz]

@@edorasmarauder5761 damn, i would jist leave after that

[@Nayorxchii]

We europeans are just built different

[@Cardinal_claw]

​@@Nayorxchii ,,,let's talk roadtrips 😂 (Joking, just in case)

[@j.moth17]

The Cheesecake Factory one shocked me. Can we just not bully Americans for having different culture?

[@mage1439]

Even if it were a grocery store, they realize stores have more than one customer, right? And that choice is a good thing?

[@Simplyshreenaizhere]

Exactly 😅

[@j.moth17]

@joelleweetjewel9948 i thought it was more like “:0 wow why do Americans need so much cheesecake??” But you could be right

[@mar420.74]

​​@@j.moth17 yeah they just think were fat, i live here and i don't hecking understand where they get that, yes we have alot of overweight people here, we have bad stuff in our regular food and when we eat out when we can i mean, it's a treat, makes people put on pounds if they have medical issues or something, my metabolism makes me burn food extremely fast so it's like i don't watch what i eat for lbs like other people might need, but nah, instead of thinking about all of that and yk people's circumstances they just think were all so fat were rolling down the streets, which is so odd and not.. true? 😰😂

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

What kills me is that a lot of the things the Europeans are complaining about, we got from our European ancestors. People from EVERY European nation came to the Americas and brought their pastries, noodles, candies, sausages, and national dishes with them. I lived in Europe for seven years. They have tons of breads and baked goods of all sorts, candies, family sizes, and everything else in that video.

[@mercymonroe83]

I am an American, and my mother and I actually experienced rudeness from Europeans while vacationing there. She had a man approach her in Paris 🇫🇷 after overhearing her speak English and asked if she was American 🇺🇲 or Canadian 🇨🇦. When she replied "American" he just sort-of sniffed, turned up his nose and said "Oh.", and walked away. When I was in London 🇬🇧 my ex and I encountered a VERY mean Tube worker who yelled at my then-boyfriend for accidentally grabbing his expired pass from the day before and trying to use it, not realizing it was the wrong one. He actually yelled at us and said "What are you, an idiot?!!" I remember thinking I couldn't believe they have the audacity to refer to us as "Rude Americans" after that. 💜

[@weird-guy]

Brutish humor is too dark for Americans taste

[@greencat3800]

⁠​⁠@@weird-guy I might sound like a “dumb American” to you. But the way you’re commenting literally sounds like elementary/primary school when kids bully someone else and laugh at them about it. But when the kid being bullied isn’t laughing and they confront the bullies about it, the others would go “OMG CHILL OUT! iT’s jUSt a j0kE!1!1! 🙄🙄🙄” Okay? So… what would be considered a “joke” or “banter” and what would it actually be considered “slander”??? (Now don’t get me wrong, though! I love me some good British humor.) So.. you expect us all to laugh along your so-called “banters”??? What if we are laughing with you, but then you guys are like “Oh my goddd.. That dumb American literally doesn’t know we’re actually making fun of them!~ 🤭🤭🤭” What is this? High school/secondary school?? Also, there are people who are Autistic that might have trouble telling and picking up subtle hints and may not be able to pick up the joke, because many of them on the spectrum take words at FACE VALUE. (And it’s not their fault for doing so, by the way.) We just can’t win, eh? Because we’re soooooo dumb. 🤦🙄

[@LoveK1]

@@weird-guyso in England complete rudeness translates to humor? That’s such a cop out to say it’s humor instead of him being needlessly aggressive.

[@mar420.74]

​@@weird-guy You know being rude isn't humorous, stop trying to make excuses, if your rude for no reason, shut your mouth, there's nothing dark about being a piece of sh**.

[@strawberrywhiskers]

@@weird-guy How ignorant and simple-minded do you have to be to even think that? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ajmatt574]

The God Bless America shirt, we do wear those year round, but you’ll more than likely see more people wearing them around the 4th of July.

[@sweetwillyrollbar]

texan here and it aint that uncommon to see someone wearing a god bless america or even a texas shirt, usually i see them during events such as 4th of july (like u said) or events like the blue bonnet festival xD or on the weekends at the store lol

[@jordy2018]

⁠@@sweetwillyrollbarsame but I don’t really see the America shirts unless it’s 4th of July & they dwindle each yr. I live in Austin, though so that may explain some of it. Mainly see shirts about Texas, Austin or buc-ee's😂

[@Cardinal_claw]

Most of the people wearing patriotic stuff probably are just wearing their 4th of July merch on an off day because it happened to be clean lol

[@elixtirr2611]

Lol yeah I live in Texas too, in the DFW metroplex. Sometimes I see people wearing American or Texas flag shirts. I’m pretty sure my 87 year old grandfather who has lived in Texas his whole life has a “God Bless Texas” shirt lmao. He also owns about 40 guns for…some reason. Some people do embody the “highly patriotic American garbed in equally patriotic attire” stereotype, but it is honestly a very small portion of the population and, I have to say, probably largely in the South and on the Eastern Seaboard. While many Americans hold the highly patriotic and conservative values associated with that type of clothing, it’s less common to see people flaunting “God Bless America” and “Land of the Free” shirts than a non-American might think. On another somewhat related note: in case this wasn’t already known, yes, we do sometimes wear cowboy hats. But really only on special occasions, like prom, a football game, or a rodeo. If you do wear one, it’s, like, the ultimate masculine country signifier. It is a way of declaring “I am from Texas and I am proud of it” without saying a single word. Reserved for only the hickest of hicks, in my experience. Or at least those who aspire to attain that aesthetic. When guys show up to a place wearing cowboy hats, you know the event is going to be aggressively Southern. You typically won’t see people just walking around in Walmart wearing cowboy hats, though it does happen once in a blue moon.

[@sicksickBacon]

true. i see them occasionally at random times here in the south

[@faaaduma6876]

I love that Hailey is coming for those entitle Europeans and exposing their hypocrisy and sense of superiority😂

[@olakpasa6486]

Hey , I can assure you , most of them are either brithish , french or german. There is a reason so many countries dislike then as tourist.

[@Diabolicaleditz]

They are just spoiled kids 💀

[@TheswagGod-mg7nv]

⁠@@DiabolicaleditzThere Europeans they have had everything handed to them on a golden platter, there a waste of a species and I dislike everyone of those “people”

[@GloryGlory-q1b]

*false sense

[@TheEternals806]

11:56 As an American, I can confirm that no one wears this shit except for on 4th of July.

[@g1ng3r_br34dz]

As another american, 100% agreed

[@Cardinal_claw]

As another American, it's just a shirt so if it's clean and looks nice I'll throw it on. I do save it when it starts getting close to the Fourth though

[@FukaiKokoro]

That's were you are. You must be in a more liberal Democrat area. I constantly see people wearing America shirts etc and cheesy stuff. My favorite is when they make it sleeveless.

[@TheEternals806]

@@FukaiKokoro im in California-

[@ShayeMapes]

I live in Iowa and have been to several different states. The amount of times I have seen someone wearing chessey American stuff is less than 10.​@FukaiKokoro

[@urfavzofia]

as a polish person, IMA SPEAK FOR ALL THE SANE EUROPEANS AND WE DONT CLAIM THESE EUROPEANS.

[@TheGhostOf2020]

Americans usually conflate these kind of people to Western Europeans that ironically have had closer historical connections to the US than any other regions on earth so they feel threatened by feeling like they have to aggressively differentiate themselves from anything they perceive as ‘American’. Hopefully this gives you some relief. A lot of us Stan Poland for being nice to us ❤🇵🇱

[@enegizedadam]

Your right we don't claim these mf's

[@SpiderNoir_lover]

@@enegizedadamfrrr

[@Reputationlover.13]

WE MUST RISE

[@mackenziej8980]

As an American same with all the americans going off the rails with the Stanley’s. The 1 % is being broadcast a lot making it seem big than it is. I have a Stanley yes but it’s because it’s a good cup I don’t buy expensive stuff to add on to it

[@amyhawks]

i’m european, and every time i meet americans they are so kind and sweet. literally can’t hate them. you had this long ass expensive flight, please enjoy your trip damn!!

[@cheeky_lady]

Thank you for saying that!! I'm currently planning my very first trip to Europe. I want to brush up on the local customs & language before hand so not to offend anyone. I just want to see the sights, relax, & eat amazing local food. It would never be my intention to come into a different country & disrespect the people. Kindness & respect always. ✌️

[@wondertyzipp8260]

Most of them are alright

[@amyhawks]

@@cheeky_lady omgggg!!! you have to see italy, this country is stunning

[@ky_piece]

i can say the same for foreigners visiting america!! i’ve meet so many nice people from all over the world when they visit!! yes some americans are rude & some europeans are rude, but overall i’ve only met the nice once’s 😅

[@leobe2104]

The only thing I find a bit annoying is that some...SOME, NOT MOST OR ALL, American customers can be a bit extra sometimes. In my exoerience they generally ask for more extra work than other customers, but I could easily refuse, but I won't. But they'e also more forgiving for mistakes I make and more patient

[@afterglowswiftie]

stereotyping countries have gone WAY too far.

[@LilacMoon97]

Honestly and the shit I still hear about Canada is getting out of hand. I'm so used to all the stupid stereotypes we receive. I even had someone in a comment section on TikTok under a video about Canada a few months ago they said "Everyone in Canada has that silly accent" and I responded with "No we don't all have the stereotype accent" and they responded with "Um yes you all do now stfu". I was so flabbergasted, I couldn't believe it.

[@wondertyzipp8260]

Indeed. People need to get their bloody shit together.

[@nicoleb.schickel1533]

⁠yeah

[@CrimsonDawn-ou4og]

Exactly. Imagine being indignant to people who you don't even know personally

[@realranx]

True. I’ll never understand why some ppl are ignorant.

[@Spacebuggy]

As an American, no I don’t drink a 2 liter soda everyday. People here buy in bulk because American families average on having 5 living creatures in a house. Including the humans and pets. We buy in bulk so we don’t have to go to the store everyday. We don’t eat a family sized chip bag in one sitting. Either it’s for a big family or to eat some and save the rest for later. My family has four to five people living there at once. So no shit there is going to be a ton of food and stuff in the house. Meds in bulk goes for the same thing with food. So you don’t have to drive down to the store everytime you don’t feel good. So you can just go to the cabinet and grab the meds you need so it’s easier. Buying in bulk is very common here.

[@PinoccThePiccolo]

“Reusable kitchen towels” made me unnecessarily mad because both of my households as well as my friend’s family have those and we all live in the US.

[@cjthenarhwalking1378]

Everything in that clip many Americans have

[@alaska_6156]

As a European, why are y'all acting as petite little girls?! Not everything in America is that big! And even if it was, We have that too! We have almost everything they have.

[@nova14414]

THANK YOU!

[@Simslord15]

THANK YOU

[@ffl99]

I don’t have those cheddar fish cookies and ngl I want to try 😭

[@jennoq1311]

​@@ffl99"cheddar fish cookies" that's so cute! I would send you some if I could because as an American I also want you to try the Goldfish crackers, they're pretty good, and made for sharing. 😉

[@Simslord15]

​@@ffl99I'd send you some Goldfish if I could. They're delicious 😋.

[@yairehy]

I worked in tourism. Some entitled Americans could be obnoxious af but they werent the worst. (The worst experience with a tourist was with a Canadian which shows rudeness could come from anywhere and is not concentrated in just one country. Then there was the harassment done by non-western men cos they assume all western women are "easy". People just concentrate on Americans as the symbolism of rudeness for the whole world when every country has its problematic people.)

[@andromedamessier3176]

People are quick to blame Americans tourists as the reason for why Japan banned the view of mount fuji. However, North American tourists are less than 10% there. When I pointed this out, they started saying they still ain’t wrong. I think the hate is deeply rooted.

[@puppykittyyo]

​@@andromedamessier3176 That is true. Some locals of that area have stated many rude tourists have come from other east Asian countries.

[@soggyfroggy22]

In Japan you have cake in a can. It’s pretty neat stuff. I don’t know why other countries think we only eat junk food, and like they don’t.

[@brandoncole5533]

People tend to glaze tf out of Japan and ignore the bad things there

[@leobe2104]

People romanticize Japan for some reason

[@quinnrishor9237]

Doesn't Japan really idolize the US or was that just some bullshit I heard?

[@TheswagGod-mg7nv]

@@leobe2104because the weebs think that just because there waifu is from there it means it’s the most beautiful, friendly, not racist at all, diverse, Place.

[@ian6882]

Not even American but this kind of ignorance and hypocrisy has been bothering me for so so sooooo long. Thank you for speaking up!

[@CapitalistDeathCult]

10:10 NAH that ‘chips and salsa’ has to be a hate crime. 😂 They gave her ketchup and mayo and called it salsa in Italy of all places? I’m so disappointed in my Italian brothers and sisters.

[@rachelmaxwell5936]

Ketchup and mayo mixed is what we in Utah call fry sauce. It isn’t in any way shape or form the same thing as salsa.

[@the25thprime]

I’d ask them to take it back…

[@thatlittlesquid]

Just a reminder to never hate someone unless they have done something horrible to you or someone else or they are disgusting like really disgusting

[@thatlittlesquid]

By disguising I mean pedo or z00 disgusting

[@wondertyzipp8260]

Well said!

[@I-Am-Alexis]

Right! I don't understand the ignorance. Traveling is supposed to be fun and memorable. Why make fun of something that is pointless?

[@SammieHeart]

This.

[@draalttom844]

How bout just font hate ? Cause that attitude already caused enough damage.

[@Eddysig]

people act like having a *very normal sized* water bottle is excessive until you literally need that water for the whole day.... like wtf not everyone wants to drink the contaminated tap at their gross warehouse job.... it's ridiculous to me to care that much about other people doing normal things

[@jayc1139]

Also gets a LOT more hot and humid here than Europe on average. While Southern Europe can get pretty toasty, the humidity levels can get extreme in the Eastern US in the summers. Sweat = water loss.

[@BangtanARMYLovelyHAPPY]

I hear people in other places going crazy over 90°F (around 32°C) temperatures.... it got up to 112°F (around 44°C) where I live in the USA. My dad works as a mechanic and he was working outside a lot that day. So, yeah, lots of water is needed.

[@tricitymorte1]

@@BangtanARMYLovelyHAPPY My dad was a mechanic in southwest Florida, where I grew up. He worked in a shop with all the bay doors open and big fans blowing. Yeah... he probably drank a gallon and a half of water every day, came home drenched in sweat, with bloody shins and knuckles. Even just existing outdoors in that climate requires more water intake than what's considered "normal," and most of the US turns into a blast oven every summer. It's in really poor taste to judge other people's actions without considering there may be a good reason for it.

[@LunaDarkFall]

that water bottle is not normal sized tho. its huge and excessive.

[@neurotic3015]

@@LunaDarkFall It's not, wtf is wrong with you? The daily expected water intake for a male is 125 OZ of water and for females it's like 91, a 32 to 40 OZ bottle is completely fucking rational. It's not like anybody using those cups chugs the water in 5 minutes, it's meant to be drank throughout the day, refilled a couple times and boom you've hit your daily intake. "Huge and excessive" - so fucking ridiculous, acting like people are carrying jugs at their side, treating people like freaks for doing something as simple as drinking water, you're fucking weird.

[@FoxGameCZ]

american: breathes european: oh! the audacity!!!!😤

[@Axilliona]

😂

[@Reputationlover.13]

European: Admires the cheesecake display Haley: How dare they! That's bullying

[@mochixmelodii]

@@Reputationlover.13 they werent admiring it lol

[@CallMeA-Menace]

@@Reputationlover.13 the people in tho og TikTok were making fun of the amount of cheesecake, even though they were in a Cheesecake Factory.

[@kyrarobinson9496]

@@Reputationlover.13i don’t know what your idea of “admiring” is but okay💀. They were clearly complaining about the amount of cheesecake..

[@koshinordlicht8816]

Having studied the language in Italy for several months the one thing I have learned about pizza is that there are just so many different "rules" that you always can offend someone 😅 Some Italians leave the crust because it's dry, some prefer to rip the pizza instead of cutting. There are different types of pizza doughs and people are willing to fight for their favourites. Pineapple on a pizza is considered a cardinal sin but french fries on a pizza? Nobody bats an eye 😂 Just have fun with your pizza and enjoy it. No matter where you are from.

[@iamjayes]

I'm a european, and I would DIE TO travel to America and compare EVERYTHING to my home country in Europe. I feel like people are SOOO BORED that they just hate country 'just because..'

[@TheswagGod-mg7nv]

From a Native American! Don’t come, We don’t want you here. 😊

[@Horsey-Twinkle-Toes]

@@TheswagGod-mg7nv Speak for yourself

[@mjmoffatt6097]

It's hard to travel to America because most of the cool things are spread out. Like the grand canyon, NYC, something in California, and mount Rushmore are on complete opposite sides of the country

[@justoad]

Don't come to the U.S. You'll regret it.

[@sarahberkner]

I hope you can travel to the U.S. someday! I live in Minnesota and want to go bicycling in Europe someday, probably in the UK, Scotland, and/or Ireland.

[@MissHERable]

@5:26 Americans don’t use bricks as walls because there’s no seismic support and plus we love renovate our homes without having to break down the whole house to do it.

[@cjthenarhwalking1378]

All tornados/earthquakes. Wood is better against earthquakes and they can bend without breaking. As for tornadoes brick won't do much better so it's better to use the cheaper materials since both are still great materials.

[@alexvang5639]

As an American living in Tornado Alley, I would rather be buried in plywood than in bricks. That’s just me though.

[@margaretbush]

Wood is still a great building material… hell my house has a concrete base and a wooden frame… it’s better to have two materials that CAN withstand small tornadoes and storms then to have no support material…. Helll our older buildings (that are either made with concrete or wood) are considered shelters because they can withstand natural disasters better

[@peonylarkspur645]

Exactly!! I’m a Californian we can’t afford to be living in brick houses when the fault line is RIGHT THERE

[@bvanderford]

It’s easier to run cables and conduit through sheet rock walls. Also you can paint it or add texture. Hanging shelves and pictures is easier. Plus you can tear it out and add a window if you want. Plus remodeling is a lot easier

[@Lunabunniess]

The pill thing I sort of understand, mostly because in the UK we're heavily regulated on how many pills you can buy at one time per the law (there was an epidemic of people using pills to OD, so pills were put into blisterpacks at a restricted number to make people think about what they're doing before doing it). As someone with chronic pain I'd LOVE a bulk bottle of pain meds ngl

[@TravellerZasha]

For me im 50/50 cause the antidepressants I need to function are literally banned in the UK and my depression gives me chest pains daily now so having the painkillers to function and a lot of it is superhelpful when I have to wait weeks or months just to see my doctors

[@deadpilleds]

​@@TravellerZasha it is just a protective measure though, if there wasnt that protective measure people would be able to commit suicide more easily.

[@arthur-oy2ki]

With pill bottles like that for pain killers, they're only ever the "light" stuff. You still have to have a prescription for anything more than ibuprofen or Advil. plus we aren't sitting here taking handfuls of pills, we have the "bulk" bottles so we don't have to buy more meds every time we need them. Personally I actually don't like blister packs because of how annoying they are, but maybe the American ones are made differently 🤷

[@bbferreira78]

I was thinking the same. You have to walk out of the store and in again for them to sell you 20 more paracetamol 500mg pills. You want Ibuprofen, you get 200mg dose and also just a few pills Yeah, I am jealous too

[@sylverscale]

Same. I used to be able to get 100 pills of my meds and now 20 is the maximum size. I get a prescription for 2 packs every 2 weeks. So damn annoying. And the doctor says the see thing almost every time "are the 100 packs still not available?". 500 seems crazy but since I need about 20 per week, that suddenly isn't all that crazy anymore. I do get the culture shock, though. Just not the negativity about it. There are those if us who need that to function. 😅

[@lunalubanski6284]

lol i remember when i really wanted a stanley cup and my mother convinced me that those cups are TOO BIG for europeans and that they are made for american consumers. Her reasoning was, that in america everything is spread over a larger area so that americans have to drive everywhere and often for a longer time then here in europe, so they NEED a giant tumbler that fits into a car cup holder.

[@sylverscale]

Makes sense. 😂 But it's not like we can't get giant water bottles and such over here as well. 1l (that's almost 34oz it seems) is enough for me but I've seen 2l bottles (67.5oz/0.5 gallons). Some Europeans go hiking or want to have enough for a whole working day.

[@kristennelson3190]

That is actually an excellent reason!

[@helenemuscagorry244]

Exactly, the only weird shit is when they think they need ten of them, just in different colors.

[@ReineDeLaSeine14]

I like your mom’s logic. It’s an hour and a half to get to a city here and yeah we need some hydration on the way.

[@nobody-xh6ii]

There's just some people who drink a lot of water or need to for medical or other reasons too. So it's a convenience. Honestly I've had a manna bottle for years now and it keeps things cold up to 48 hours if it's with ice. About 24 if it doesn't. It's either a 32 or 48 Oz bottle but it's convenient to have next to me vs just constantly getting up for water

[@thatmillionthman582]

Midwestern American here: sound and environment take a key role into when we feel it's appropriate to speak, speak quietly, or speak freely. In an environment like church, funeral home, government buildings, a bookstore, or a calm cafe, we tend to only speak softly. In busy areas like bars and restaraunts are we noisier, but it's rude to yell here, too. I haven't taken public transport here but in a lot of media I've seen depicting it in the States it's relatively quiet.

[@thespadeexperience]

This is a great point, all things that I’ve noticed as well. Also, hello fellow Midwesterner!

[@rudecanadian]

As someone who lives right beside America 🇨🇦. That comment on the tik tok about "back in the states" no American has ever said that. They call it America 99% of the time it's what state they're from or if they're from a more populated state it's what city or neighborhood. That chic was full of it. Besides everyone is loud when they're happy or drunk. Tourists tend to be loud and excitable, just saying it's people from the US isn't right. If you want to see loud tourists go to Niagara Falls. Idk about the American side but on our side you can't hear the person beside you half the time. Can we stop blaming America and Americans for all worlds problems.

[@liviecarter1854]

Thank you for defending us Americans Hailey I appreciate it we aren’t all selfish we just living our lives just like everyone else!

[@Simslord15]

As an American... Agreed 💯

[@nanacue]

yeah i hate now its normalized hating Americans, but if its any other culture they'll get jumped on immediately...

[@weird-guy]

It’s rage bait from both sides, nothing on those videos are real things we really mock about Americans. If you want real things: the USA citizens h”te poor people there I said that, credit scores are dumb sorry, you spend more in healthcare than us but isn’t available for free to all Americans, you don’t have maternity leave, at will employment, without a job most can’t afford health ensurince, paying to give birth, you say you have lower taxes but when accounting for everything is only slightly lower, too say you have freedom and we don’t but in some aspects you seem to have lower freedom,g’ns,some schools have metal detectors and security, your fat people are fatter than ours,mobility scooters, you live to work we work to live, some thing America is the only country in the world, besides the south and migrant food you have no food culture, you think Europe is all the same and smaller than the USA ect We love tho but who cares you do you we going to continue to do us

[@weird-guy]

It’s rage bait from both sides, nothing on those videos are real things we really mock about Americans. If you want real things: the USA citizens h”te poor people there I said that, credit scores are dumb sorry, you spend more in healthcare than us but isn’t available for free to all Americans, you don’t have maternity leave, at will employment, without a job most can’t afford health ensurince, paying to give birth, you say you have lower taxes but when accounting for everything is only slightly lower, too say you have freedom and we don’t but in some aspects you seem to have lower freedom,g’ns,some schools have metal detectors and security, your fat people are fatter than ours,mobility scooters, you live to work we work to live, some thing America is the only country in the world, besides the south and migrant food you have no food culture, you think Europe is all the same and smaller than the USA ect We love tho but who cares you do you we going to continue to do us

[@Velvet_wings908]

Defending Americans but mocks Europeans… what is the point of this video then?

[@davidminus3973]

I'm German and i can tell you; when Soccer Fans hit the Train, than loud singing, the Bluetooth-Speaker at highest Volume possible and the smell of Beer everywhere is standard. So we are not even that better.

[@jusoda6041]

Soccer fans are the WORST. Some people here really think they can judge Americans for not whispering in the train but then yell around when their soccer team has a game. We love it :|

[@someveryburnttoasty]

Hey quick question. What does beer smell like? Could you describe it?

[@davidminus3973]

@@someveryburnttoasty It's a little bit impossible to describe it, cuz even if we ignore the Fact that in Germany alone we have over 5000 Kinds of Beer, mostly it's a Mix of fermented Grain and Hop. And some other Spices, but the big Part is the "Rotting Process". So it dosen't smell very good.

[@leobe2104]

​@@someveryburnttoastyto me it kinda smells fruity, fermented bit also with a hint of piss

[@leobe2104]

Ehrlich gesagt finde ich auch dass Deutsche generell in Europa (neben vielleicht Briten) die größten hater für Amerika sind. Leute hier fühlen sich oft als wären sie was besseres

[@jaclynns.jungle]

I'm confused why people think Americans don't boil water in a kettle like everyone else....

[@Kdf2021]

For real, my whole family has always had kettles and most people I know have them 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jaclynns.jungle]

@l-m6313 we just don't drink tea all day

[@weird-guy]

It’s not a Europe thing but a Britain thing, the richer Europeans are from Western Europe the rest are second class citizens, same when USA citizens talk about Europe they are talking about Western Europe usually

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

@@jaclynns.jungle True!

[@coro4ever]

Truly. My apartment has 2 stove-top kettles, 1 electric kettle, and 2 teapots solely for steeping and not for heating water.

[@positiveecho326]

People also tend to get loud when they’re excited.

[@Kytachan]

Hayley has more than earned her honorary dual US citizenship imho

[@sarcazen3171]

I AGREE!

[@coffee_2234]

6:00 so are we gonna ignore the fact that some state here in the usa started to banned plastic so their logic is immediately thrown out the windows

[@auggiedoggiesmommy1734]

Plastic shopping bags are banned in Colorado. You must bring your own bags … you can still buy a plastic bag in some stores if you forget your bags because the store is allowed to get rid of their stock.

[@coffee_2234]

​@@auggiedoggiesmommy1734samething in european so idk why they complaining if their policy is like that in some of the state you have to bring bag or pay to get one

[@Sourstrawberryx]

My thoughts exactly

[@Randombear7]

Plastic bags are also banned in New Jersey im pretty sure…. Like idk what they on about 😊

[@ToxicCatt-y7c]

They’re banned here in Buffalo too. I’m shocked they still sell plastic straws here cause I’m pretty sure those were banned too. My mom has a trunk full of reusable shopping bags and freezer bags from every store we’ve went to. Including Walmart and Target.

[@Caro-e3f]

The problem is tourists in general don't usually understand local rules and customs. Eating a pizza like a pig in a restaurant is rude in the USA too tho.

[@nova14414]

That was a joke dude -_-. It's not that deep

[@deadpilleds]

​@@nova14414 but it is gross..? its like mocking how somebody eats fufu because you want to make a ioke idk

[@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012]

i really don't care if someone folds a pizza in half and eats it like giant taco

[@valyshknee4203]

yeah and why the hell would you order mexican nacho's with salsa at a Italian restaurant is my question, i am pretty sure i have never seen that on the menu anywhere in europe apart from cinema's and exclusively mexican restaurants and we travel quite a lot due to open borders, which makes sense since its a damn movie snack you can make at home, just a bag of chips and salsa, there is no demand for that to be on any restaurant's menu unless it fits with the theme since you're better off making it at home, so i fully understand why she didn't get what she wanted in the video at 10:38 because they literally dont have it in stock and had to improvise for her odd custom order by as you can clearly see, cutting up potato's into tiny slices and cooking them with a bit of salt, and even after all that work to give her something that was as close as possible to her odd order, she still dared to complain. i like Hayley but she truly fell off the wall like humpty dumpty with this video with in my opinion, pretty dumb takes.

[@sabr4174]

I fail to see how that’s piggish? In NYC the pizza Alice’s are so massive we all fold them just like that guy did and eat them just like he did. Also, that’s how you eat things like tacos so idk how that’s gross.

[@7ShadowMaiden7]

WHO in the name of all gods ever, is putting their eggs- IN THEIR FREEZER?! We have hallways and closed floor plans too. We use dish towels. I can’t decide what irritates me more. When Europeans or literally anyone else comes to America to explore it and understand with an open mind and kindness towards the people who live there, it brings me such joy! I’m going overseas to Europe in a month and I plan to be on my best behavior while still staying true to my American cultural identity, in a most respectful way. I plan to learn and adopt some new practices and perspectives. That is how you explore the world, not with judgement- but curiosity. The lack of self awareness is absolutely astounding. I find it wonderful when people come to Texas from OTHER STATES and are like “woah this is so wild, we don’t or do have XYZ” and they’re kind and excited- not mean and judgmental. I don’t understand how this is an insane perspective, Hayley… you’re so spot on here!!! And thank you for sticking up for us from down under! As a Texas resident (I’m from Georgia but lived here about 14 years) I feel like Australians are our twins across the world! we have crazy animals and peculiar social practices, super hot weather, different accents while both speaking English, many cultural heritages, etc. You’re wonderful and thank you for being so!

[@trishgels]

I freeze fresh eggs from our chickens, but for longterm storage. You have to crack & scramble them before pouring in silicone trays. Then, I vacuum seal after popping them out of the trays. This is far better than water glassing uncracked eggs, bc if just 1 cracks open, it ruins the rest. After freezing them, they're great for baking, & scrambled eggs taste the same as w/o freezing. You can't really freeze whole eggs bc the yolk doesn't freeze well. I also prefer freezing bc if vacuum sealed, they last indefinitely, + we have tons of eggs bc our hens lay daily. They'll eat their own eggs, which is weird!

[@sylverscale]

I think she meant fridge.

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

Good point - I'd love it when I'd meet tourists from other states. We always make sure to share our favorite places to go that aren't on the tour-guides radar. Conversely, we'd also learn our state provides X-service for tourists (Wait, What? We have that? Dang I'll have to check it out!).

[@PGOuma]

They see the food proportions and act like they can't split it up to have throughout the day/week 🤣🤣🤣

[@LPS_enthusiast]

Tbh, whenever I see anytime of tourist, I smile because they are enjoying where I live and are exploring!

[@ravendarkie]

4:50 - Bruh I hate this argument. This girl BETTER not be using WiFi in her house because it also uses non-ionizing radiation, just like microwaves. And she better not listen to her radio. And she BETTER not ever let the sunshine in through her window in the morning because that UV radiation is pretty strong. Wouldn’t want it to change the taste of her tea now 🙄 Also, a country uses the materials most readily available to them. Here in America we have lots of lumber so it’s cheaper and more convenient. And I dare that girl to punch a wall made of drywall, see if her hand thinks it’s as soft as cardboard.

[@ItzTheFrost_]

They also seem to forget America has insane storms, then on top of that they think tornados won't destroy a brick house lol

[@peonylarkspur645]

I was touring colleges in Oregon and I was like “huh, why are there so many more brick buildings here?”I’m from California, and as my dad pointed out, we get way more earthquakes. We need the stability

[@sarahberkner]

I laughed though, and I'm American. I think my mom feels the same way about microwaving things and I have no idea if she's right or not. She has an electric kettle to make pour over coffee, and I don't know why they're not more popular here.

[@RudeJudy]

That ibuprofen post spoke to me...i just bought a bottle of 1000! 😂

[@mage1439]

Those things have a long shelf life. Do Europeans somehow not understand the concept of being prepared for the future? 🤣

[@RudeJudy]

@@mage1439 😄👍

[@prawn2003]

@@mage1439its because there is a limit to how many you can buy as a form of suicide prevention, there are laws in place for it. That’s why it’s so unusual, it’s akin to seeing a restricted substance out in the open. I’ve lived in the US for 3 years and I’m still not used to bulk buy meds myself, it is incredibly helpful. Especially melatonin, you can’t even buy that in the uk without a prescription.

[@giadamancini7490]

​@@mage1439The fact Is that in Europe they just don't sell medicines in big quantities. Usually in a package there are 20/30 painkillers. Also in Europe medicines cannot be sold in supermarkets.

[@olakpasa6486]

​@mage1439 Thing is , with public healthcare things need to be VERY regulated , and I mean it. I suffer from epilepsy , I need to be on constant meds to prevent a posible seizure , every month I need to go to my pharmacy within a time period or I wont get my meds , apart from that , every year I must go to my doctor to renew my prescription. To do this I need to go to my neorologist 2 times a year , do several test to get the same results as last year. It would be 10 times easier for me to grab a bunch of pills , but I cannot , because I am not paying for my pills , the goverment is , I need to do this whole thing for something I need. Publich healthcare is great , dont get me wrong , but it takes a monumental anount of effort to make everything work.

[@jennoq1311]

The "houses made out of cardboard" ones amuse me as an American that lives in a concrete block home. Guess what? We have choices and can buy or build what we prefer or can afford. 😲

[@spragona]

Some of the homes you guys build over there do look like cardboard boxes.

[@cjthenarhwalking1378]

Yeah if you live outside tornado Alley then brick and concrete houses are more common. And in tornado Alley there are EF5s which not even brick houses will survive.

[@Elenisyyyyy]

I think she meant dry wall lmaooo

[@kermitthefrog2578]

​@@spragona it depends on the area and the weather, places in tornado Alley tend to be cardboard trailer homes because that's all they could afford.

[@leobe2104]

I live in Germany in an area where more less-wealthy people live. We have multiple-story buildings that feel like they're made of cardboard. It's almost like cities trying to save on housing best they can isn't exclusive to the US?

[@marianafrancisco7551]

Americans God Bless u from Portugal u guys really need patience with these people .

[@-RandomStuff--hu6js]

This video makes me appreciate the humans who ARE smart and invented all of these

[@Eddysig]

bro we are taking hyperawareness of random elements of BEING A HUMAN to a whole different level, oh my goodness TOUCH GRASS FR

[@PerfumePriestess]

Funny because as an American I am well traveled, speak several languages and have run into Europeans in my travels and have found them to be very rude and entitled, and for some reason especially while traveling in Mexico. I am quiet and reserved and found them to be loud, demanding of hotel staff, and found their sense of entitlement very obnoxious. There’s two sides to every coin.

[@Danielle14..6]

I’m pretty sure it’s because of how privileged they are that’s the only explanation for their horrendous attitudes towards others it’s so sad they act like that they can’t get along with anyone completely pathetic man 🫤

[@martinasandoval5326]

And Loud too. People are lound when traveling in group.

[@whocares897]

Some Europeans are extremely loud! Brits are the biggest culprits I’ve noticed. So loud and drunk and rowdu

[@word-weaver1001]

The calories on the menu items is actually legally required now. Just some restaurants hide the calorie sign to an inconspicuous place. They put that law in place to help better inform people eating out so they can make better eating decisions.

[@creat0r755]

6:51 I’m American and I lived in America my entire life and I have NEVER seen a donut THAT HUGE.. IT LOOKS LIKE IT GOT SQUASHED

[@creat0r755]

Coming back again to say WTH ITS SO HUGE I COULD EAT THAT FOR BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER

[@alesianicola]

Im from Romania, Europe and I deeply apologize for these selfish and arrogatnt ppl.

[@Suriganda]

No it's not you guys fault it's mostly people from Western Europe doing this crap

[@NaishiYT]

This is xenophobic bro. These people damn well know that if an American started complaining about how Mexicans act in America or Americans went to Mexico and started complaining about the stuff there, they’d be labeled as racist and xenophobic (and rightfully so). Treat all countries equally with the same respect (or disrespect).

[@weird-guy]

😂

[@LoveK1]

That’s what I just wrote! People could never get away with talking about another country like that. They’d get tacked over the coals!

[@olakpasa6486]

Ok , please , I dont know if I read this correctly , but did you insinuate that mexico is in Europe ?

[@NaishiYT]

@@olakpasa6486 no, I did not insinuate that Mexico is in Europe. I was using Mexico being bullied by America as a comparison to America being bullied by Europe.

[@olakpasa6486]

@@NaishiYT oh ok , I just got really confused

[@Star-Skaterstillslays]

I'm European, and I genuinely enjoy our little internet rivalry with Americans (at least when nobody is getting hurt), but I hate when people go out of their way to be really rude to them for things that either aren't their fault or that are stupid to get mad about

[@weird-guy]

I like but the ones in this video are probably rage bait because nothing is was the thing we usually mock them about like healthcare,g’ns,schools sNntings, fat people over there been two times bigger than ours, they think Europe is smaller than the USA, they say that every state is different but forget Europe has 50 different countries 😂

[@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf]

@@weird-guytwice as many of you move over here than vice versa 😂

[@TheReal_EnderQueen]

Which side am I on guys 💀 I was born in Europe but I live in AMERICA 💀😭

[@Apopcyp]

@@TheReal_EnderQueen you’re an American if you respect the principles america was founded on and if your first instinct to a Brit mocking Americans is to do one of the following: 1. immediately mock their accent 2. make some sort of joke about how we beat the British in the American revolutionary war 3. Respond with an audio like the “what the fuck is a kilometer?! *eagle caws*”

[@randomfan4966]

I like the occasional friendly banter you know. Unserious and laughable jokes

[@lifewiththatonepreppy]

Who else watches Hayley everyday?

[@ThatOneGirlOnTheInterwebs]

Meeee

[@Iovekarensmith]

Mee

[@Chloe-lv5es]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@wizardkumaanimations9984]

I would if she posted everyday

[@light.me.up.13]

Meeeeeee!

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Hey 100 % American here. I do not worry about what they say. It shows me exactly who they are. I live in a FREE country with the best of everything that everyone else wants but complain because we fought for what we have. Love your show peace love and smiles

[@floaque]

German here, we love tourists from America!!! You're actually so sweet it's crazy. Like most of you take the time to learn some German and are very respectful. (Meanwhile European tourists just make WW2 jokes then leave 😭😭). I don't get why they're dissing on America so much you all are awesome. Ich liebe Amerika ❤

[@demonetized7803]

@@floaque We get WW2 jokes about showing up late and doing nothing in the war, probably from those same people.

[@Suriganda]

​@@demonetized7803Alot of Russian supporters like to use that against us despite the fact we are the the main reason the entire Pacific wasn't Japanese

[@KA-vv6uv]

Purr

[@lionel1596]

0:18 I'm European. A group of people being loud and happily talking on the bus is nice, better than the quiet hostility I'm used to.

[@hannahlax38]

Europeans will see ONE American do something that the majority doesn't and just f*cking run with the idea that every American does it. Don't get me wrong American have done this too, but a majority of Americans who see a European do something will ASK if it's true when making a video about it. And don't even get me started on how if you try and correct them they'll say "well at least my school don't get sh*t up" like I'm sorry wtf?!?!

[@weirdolife9075]

The escalation of jokes is freaking wild. Like, it could be normal banter, and all of a sudden, they are bringing up real-world tragedies as some sort of gotcha. Like...what the heck???

[@ThisIsAHandle-xz5yo]

It’s so insensitive to make fun of tragedies, imagine if they said that to someone who actually knew someone who died from a school shooting

[@scoopskipotatoes1631]

Or they'll watch an American made movie or TV show and assume that everything in them are 100% facts not knowing most of them are greatly exaggerated for the dramatic and entertainment effect.

[@ZP-xyza]

I was shocked at the amount of painkillers Americans can buy because here in the UK we have a two pack limit to reduce suicides. It’s not weird in a bad way, I just grew up thinking every country had those rules to prevent suicide.

[@heybuddy3616]

I don’t think it’s that easy to OD on ibuprofen? anything sold in bulk without a prescription is going to be very mild as far as medication goes. it’s mostly limited pain relief, cold medicine, etc

[@ZP-xyza]

@@heybuddy3616 I know but those are the rules. I think it’s kind of stupid though cause I could just go to different shops and buy tons of packs.

[@MeadowMonkeyMyers]

@@heybuddy3616 I wonder if it could maybe be specific to Tylenol (aka acetaminophen or paracetamol), which can cause liver failure if overdosed on

[@olakpasa6486]

​​@@heybuddy3616its hard to OD , but is easy to get hooked on.

[@kimmeeb]

Well, 3 reasons. 1) the American healthcare insurance system doesn’t give a single frick about mental health of suicide, 2) the painkillers you buy in the store are incredibly mild compared to prescription painkillers which you need a doctor to prescribe, and 3) it’s really really really hard to OD on over the counter pain meds due to the aforementioned weakness of the drugs. They’ll still mess you up if you take like 30 of them but they won’t kill you. I have chronic pain and the most ibuprofen I’m taking in a day is like 1000mg (5 200mg tablets), and that’s spread out over several hours

[@GogiRegion]

Calorie labels are also just amazing even if you aren't dieting. Knowing that a mac & cheese bowl is only 200 calories tells me it's a small portion. Knowing that a sandwich is 800 calories, I know it's probably big. It gives you a good estimate of the size of the meal in advance so you know what to expect.

[@CheezBuper]

It’s kinda funny that half of the time the loud and annoying ones aren’t even American😭

[@SGabi205]

When I was 11, I was on a train to Chicago, and there was a group of older ladies speaking another language. As this was two decades ago, I do not recall where they were from or what language was being spoken. They were extremely loud, and whatever was being said must have been hilarious because they kept bursting into laughter. I remember feeling happy as they were having such a good time. I didn't mind, and their laughter put me in a better mood. The fact that Europeans are upset about a group of teenagers from America laughing and having a good time is quite disturbing. I'm glad when people are having a good time no matter where they are from.

[@jovanarosic3606]

As Serbian just try to compete with us on loudness.... Maybe not loud in the bus but overall OMG

[@Tobertobee]

My neighbors are Serbian and they threw their only kiddo (he’s 1 now) a birthday party and HOLY SHIT It felt more like a party for adults than a 1 years old party, it was crazy and awesome

[@blahblahblah1835]

As someone with chronic pain, 500 painkillers is really convenient during flare-ups, I don't have to worry so much about running out in a time I really need them, ESPECIALLY since my funds go towards food and looking after my family

[@weird-guy]

That’s why USA have a drug problem, sorry

[@the25thprime]

They’re just from a poor European country and coping or just are ill mentally

[@JayEverdeenValentine]

Im Canadian and i live in Sweden and i enjoy seeing tourists! Even greeting them. Ps: no i do not speak swedish, i don't understand their language nor can i read their language. Continuing: Tourists are really nice most of the time, they should get some respect.. Lastly, mind your own business about where I live y'all, I don't wanna feel uncomfortable..

[@bustanut5501]

If you can't understand the language, let alone read it, then why do you live in Sweden? Honest question.

[@JayEverdeenValentine]

@@bustanut5501 it feels safer when I know my ex can't get to know where my location is 24/7 cause he's always up to something. And he doesn't even know what & where Sweden is.

[@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf]

@@bustanut5501why do you care?

[@sim4296]

@@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf it is fair enough to ask, pretty much anyone would learn the basics of the language of the place they are moving to. Tbf im used to people tryna learn other languages, most people i know learn at least one random one for fun

[@Asher0_0axel]

Do the people wonder why they probably don't speak Swedish it's because most Swedish people actually speak English like myself so you don't actually need to learn our language

[@MegUSN52]

Damned if we do and damned if we don't.

[@BlikiPanini-vl4js]

As an American I’m now scared to leave the country.

[@tunkytunky]

Go to Japan! They’re so much nicer than Europeans!

[@KingOfRats7]

Nah cuz same 💀- I’m learning French and was considering visiting France but I might acc just go to Quebec instead 💀 closer to home anyways lol

[@0fficialcheeto]

As an African American I appreciate you for defending us fr and this is why I love your videos fr ❤and I will always support you no matter what. Keep it up hayley❤👏🏾you’re the best

[@Filmed_by_izzy]

As a European I love America it is a joyful happy country I go there 2 times a year I don't know why people hate it so much.

[@wondertyzipp8260]

I mean, all you have to do is type the question into a search box and you'll probably get a lot of answers as to why. 🧍

[@TangentialTif]

5:31 I have literally everything this lady just listed except for a brick house, but I know a ton of people who live in the city and have brick houses IN AMERICA.

[@yiyivega3206]

fr

[@marianafrancisco7551]

Seriously when u are not a lonely person its normal to talk with ur friends whatever the place . Are these people alright??

[@Da_Bludster]

12:17 isn’t it literally a requirement to put the calories on your goods? Panera literally got cancelled because of how poorly they communicated with people how many calories were in one of their drinks.

[@fuzzymelon1261]

this really just reinforces the saying "Australians are British Texans". its more impressive that yall can survive the insane wildlife of the continent, which is the one reason I dont want to go to the land down under

[@graphite2786]

Nah We don't go to church, we aren't fat, we don't have flags every where. Saying Aussie's are like British is one of the nastiest insults, we are our own people. But you got the critters right. It's very very bad here, most of Australia is in the grips of a Taipan plague, snakes every where. Also in a week it's going to be Spider season and we are warned it's going to be very bad, 10 spiders per sq yard.

[@Suriganda]

​@@graphite2786dang why do you hate Britain so much

[@WhoWhatWhen1245]

12:05 that looks like the 4th of July display at Walmart, so ppl can be patriotic…for the American holiday…

[@Peajay007]

They’re grasping at straws for rage bait. It’s boring and pathetic. I’ve also heard Europeans complaining about ‘all the Asian food’ in Melbourne level been to the states countless times and I don’t know about you hales I do ALL of my summer shopping at their end of summer sales. 😊

[@hereslune]

0:17 that person is probably too scared to say it to their faces, so they post about it on TikTok hoping people agree with them

[@coffee_2234]

11:21 it legally allow to be there because it protected under the 1st amendment of the constitution

[@Idratherliveoffline]

oh my god as a european,i hate people like this.i love your videos hayley i cant wait to watch this🫶

[@IloveaxolotlsOwo]

are we really gonna do this? I dated a European, she wasn't very nice, but that doesn't mean I don't think all Europeans aren't nice.

[@IloveaxolotlsOwo]

some people got mad that I was dating a European as well I'm like "BRUH? WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME DATING THEM?"

[@IloveaxolotlsOwo]

also, I live in america but I hate what the put in the food, in the UK it's way better, with less stuff that causes cancer.

[@wondertyzipp8260]

Thank you! I hate how everyone's grouping us all into a category just because some Europeans are rude and are treating us poorly. It's not fair 😮‍💨

[@wondertyzipp8260]

@l-m6313 I think it's always been equal-ish but that it definitely fluctuates from time to time. I think American and Foreign media, and how that's evolved over time, is to blame for the increases and decreases.

[@depresseddino7433]

The fact her shirt said “American nightmare” while showing how paper towels are used is so funny to me, idk if you did that on purpose but I love you for that

[@TheDoodleGriffin]

7:10 The funny thing is, that ramen bowl size is pretty standard in Japan. When I went to visit, every restaurant that I ordered ramen from, was that size. And they didn’t give me that because I’m a “fat American”, I’m actually considered under weight for my height, that was just the standard serving size for ramen.

[@hiimfromarea51._.40]

Lost my dad last night, you uploading today was perfect and your vids always cheer me up. got up at midnight but when sister told us, she thought he had been asleep but checked on him because he rests a lot but didnt get up at all that day. you have been a big help uploading I was so happy to see that💜🖤💚💜 perfect timing haylee, you feel like a best friend

[@Marasovsbuttcheeksareblu]

I’m so sorry❤ much lv to you and your family 🤍🤎💛🖤💖

[@LovePurpleMagenta]

Wishing you and your family the best ❤

[@goblinqueen4991]

My condolences for your loss.

[@Madeline-qh3jc]

R.I.p I hope you get better soon and recover soon and am sorry for your lost😢