I'M MOVING! American Reacts to 10 Things The UK Does Better Than The US

[@JTReacts11]

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[@pipercharms7374]

Not sure about this year or last year but before that the monarch cost us only 25 pence from our tax money lol. Whenever someones like she's stealing from you, I'm like yeah I really needed that 25 pence not XD

[@pipercharms7374]

A you've got some UK videos I thought you might want to react to this kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH_YaYt6d7ihZ5I Its the difference between UK, Britain and England. Also you might be interested in reacting to this as well kzbin.info/www/bejne/naHNi3ypi5h5oKs its how the American war of independence is taught in the UK. Though he does gloss over some details about our country in the end, making it sound like Wales and Northern Ireland joined the UK willingly, they didn't, they were forced into it, while Scotland is the one that joined willingly.

[@purpledevilr7463]

If you do move to the UK then be wary, America will still tax you even after you leave. Even though it’s illegal and Eritrea tried to do the same and was then condemned.

[@samuel10125]

I think there might be better videos on this topic.

[@Jazzman5]

New to here. You need to watch a video on how many counties the UK has invaded and took over! For a small island, we really did Rule the Waves. Britain, never, never ever, will be slaved

[@damienkeerthi6968]

I'm a native American who's lived in the UK since the age of 14 I live in Wales my father is Welsh , I had a great education, free great health care , a country with history and culture

[@PatriciaKelly-gz7vg]

Did you suffer much racism, may I ask? If that’s not too rude to ask?

[@PatriciaKelly-gz7vg]

@@ronlhubbard1353 How tragic for your Grandmother. I hope you’ve been treated properly here. Yes understand you have to walk in someone’s shoes.

[@yonduudonta7588]

South or North wales?

[@mcnoface8000]

Jelly Bean you have a point and I’m English

[@mcnoface8000]

I have never heard of a British welsh Native American

[@madabbafan]

They forgot one: Documentaries. Two words David Attenbourgh.

[@Jamesfoster48]

Hear hear to that

[@peteramaranth85]

Not a word its two names

[@madabbafan]

@@peteramaranth85 TROLL ALERT!!!!

[@sircookie7255]

three, sir David Attenbourgh

[@madabbafan]

@@sircookie7255 ok fuss pot

[@happywanderer34]

I’m surprised that health care wasn’t on the list

[@danielmessi1092]

Actually the US health care is better in terms that if u go to a US hospital they will treat u much better than most countries only down side is we have to pay more money that y'all in the UK

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

That's because both France and Germany do it better than us. EDIT: I said us because I'm English, not as in the US.

[@kevinh96]

@@danielmessi1092 False. The UK's health system has it's problems but we live longer and our healthcare system has generally better outcomes for serious illnesses than the US. Our infant mortality rate is a lower too. In almost all respects the US system is BELOW the average of developed nations, except in terms of cost to the taxpayer. The US taxpayers pays MORE per person than we do and our system covers everyone regardless of income.

[@BigAlCapwn]

@@danielmessi1092 You forgot any important caveat: "If you have money/a good insurance plan then (insert your comment)"

[@peterdurnien9084]

@@danielmessi1092 But in the UK everyone is covered, in the USA 40,000,000 are left behind. Health care costs in the USA are the number one cause of bankruptcies. IN the UK no one get made bankrupt due to heath care costs.

[@Belladonna313]

Couldn’t stop laughing when u said “they even get better wind over there” and then started slowly blowing 😂 😂 brilliant

[@helenbailey8419]

He is so comical,and so cheerful.

[@robynlumm6976]

Fun fact: did you know that Star Wars was filmed in pinewood studios in England.

[@robynlumm6976]

@@epicdude999 no pinewood because they filmed James bond and the carry on films there too

[@andrewbarbarash3116]

Fun fact you're wrong it was Elstree Studio which is actually in Borehamwood. Also Indiana Jones.. interior scenes of the Shining and the original Muppet show.

[@joshuapagett8174]

@@andrewbarbarash3116 they shot one movie there

[@andrewbarbarash3116]

@@joshuapagett8174 wrong they shot the original trilogy there. How do I know? I live round the corner from it! I have visited many times and even been in the Lucas film studio now there. Also a short Google search will show you otherwise.

[@baybay4906]

George Lucas even got a rolls Royce lot for his building team to Build all the sets in the movies

[@patcharinbaynham9681]

I'm from the UK and as for whose job it is to count things - we actually have that its called the ONS (office of National Statistics)

[@Ben-oc6go]

Lol 😂

[@sarahhardy8649]

Yup, and they’re a PITA when they have decided they want your numbers from work. I worked in an organisation that ONS pulled figures from. You can’t say no to them and they are relentless.

[@HeadshotsPerson]

Yeah, i live in london.

[@christinecoates9449]

Dnt every country have statistics

[@DruncanUK]

Your sense of humour would go down well over here. You’re welcome to the UK anytime buddy. 👍

[@TomGodson95]

Was going too say the same! 😂

[@iloveanimals1662]

Yes,self deprecating sarcasm👌🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻😆😆

[@wingedparagon4448]

Yeah, we'd be happy to adopt you as one of our own. 👍

[@karltaylor7378]

Excellent video brother. If you do make it to the uk and find yourself in the middle (chesterfield area) of Blighty I'd be glad to help.

[@markpotter8280]

i was also going to say the same thing

[@jarb-ops]

Roundabouts: look to the right, if someone is coming give them way. Its that simple.

[@BigAlCapwn]

Normally it is, sometimes you get those funny moments when a car arrive at each junction at the same time and you all just look at each other wondering who will go first :D

[@jarb-ops]

@@BigAlCapwn when that happens in my town, we all just rev. Its like somesort of western standoff 🤣

[@BigAlCapwn]

@@jarb-ops 🤣🤣🤣, I just go fist and hope for the best LOL

[@fancyhat6505]

@@BigAlCapwn tbf that sums up britishness in general pretty well

[@jonisilk]

@@BigAlCapwn the taxi driver.

[@stephenroberts7626]

Just found your videos. I absolutely love them. The differences between nation's is what makes it all so special. Thanks from a 74 year old guy. Steve Roberts

[@loriamunn]

As an American expat who lives in Notting Hill, London, and for 8+ years, the UK wins everyday about absolutely everything. I love living here. My Scottish husband lived with me in America for quite a few years before we moved to his country. Best move ever! Ever!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@traceynicholson6774]

Welcome to the uk , glad your happy here x

[@rubybuttons668]

Yeah I have American friends here in Scotland and they said they would never move back to the USA. They said the feeling of walking around the town and never having to feel fearful the same way they did in the States is worth it alone.

[@th3ham5]

UK here, Yorkshire gods county officially, if you ever come to the UK remember London isn't the UK....explore

[@arbiterofreason2068]

Anything that's not London is just :- Up north, The sticks, Brighton beach. That's it.

[@noahash_]

If he travels the UK, Yorkshire is the worst place you can go

[@cerisambrook7692]

Strangely enough, the Bible declines to mention Yorkshire. What's the cover up? I think we should be told!

[@tSp289]

London is its own country, most of whose population is not even from there.

[@andycarmichael3012]

@@cerisambrook7692 maybe because the bible is fiction, no concrete proof any of the people ever existed or any of that bullshit ever happened, we don't do bullshit in Yorkshire 👍

[@grjlynch]

I am British, keep going young man, love your enthusiasm.

[@simonpowell1762]

Yes Bro, British here. Come move in! We’ll welcome you as one of our own. You’ll be calling people ‘wankers’ at round abouts and counting scientific papers per 1000 populas in no time at all 🤣🤣🤣

[@GirlyHR]

My favourite insult is "Bell End". Much funnier than wanker because many people don't even realise you're insulting them 🤣

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@GirlyHR pillock, commonly used by country legend james may

[@martindunstan8043]

😂😂😂😂✌️🇬🇧👍🍻

[@Rosiecrossley1]

Pillock sets me off every time 😂

[@GirlyHR]

I like pillock too and for a bit of old school insulting wazzock is always a winner! 🤣

[@davecomish6534]

When it comes to the flag thing Wales has by far the best flag on earth. I'd love anyone to try and prove wrong

[@daryldixon3933]

No no no no the British flag is the best in the world with all flags connected to it

[@davecomish6534]

@daryl Dixon has absolutely nothing to do with the Welsh flag and we have a dragon lol

[@martinp8174]

The Welsh flag was highly influenced by the flag of William the Marshall, turned through 90 degrees and naturally replaced the red lion rampant with a red Welch dragon !!!

[@martinp8174]

P S William is also the main reason Magna Carta was issued and we don't speak French

[@derk486]

Bhutan beats wales imo, im sorry brother

[@xlms25x]

My fella is american, it took him a minute to get his bearings on road but he managed it. The country lanes scared him more 😂 have faith you could do it!!

[@Revolución_Socialista]

"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the united states

[@GirlyHR]

Our flag is only called the Union Jack when it is flying at sea. On land it is the Union Flag 🇬🇧

[@markpotter8280]

and we all learnt that from doctor who so it must be correct.....which it is lol

[@nickjacobs1770]

That was changed in 1904 either is acceptable.

[@Hiforest]

I've *always* called it the Union Jack lol.

[@surkit6465]

Its always called the Union Jack

[@mumflrpumble9107]

It has been called both in legal documentation and both serve the same purpose.

[@arbiterofreason2068]

In countries that drive on the right, you just look to the left at a roundabout. If it's clear you can go. In the UK you drive on the left so you just look to the right. They look intimidating but they're easy.

[@platypusdreamtime]

You're absolutely right; they look far scarier than they really are, even the ones with 5 or 6 mini-roundabouts in them which look terrifying but are actually a breeze if you take it calmly and keep your head.

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

@@platypusdreamtime I live in the UK and I'm dreading the day I have to learn to drive.

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@platypusdreamtime mini roundabouts in a row you just drive in a straight line and boom. You're going in the right direction

[@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769]

I can't remember seeing a roundabout in the USA but haven't been there. Do they have them?

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769 I play a game based in the usa and there is one on the map

[@atomiswave1971]

I'm from uk. Lived in the USA for 6 years but had to go home.

[@angievara7355]

I lived there for 2 years and hated it,was so glad to get home to England.

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

@@angievara7355 I'm never leaving the UK, I'm looking for a place in Scotland.

[@SiGr10614]

@@angievara7355 i'm from the US and i hate it, can i come to the UK and use your spare room lol.

[@madgoat2692]

@@angievara7355 I can stay away from my home for a Max of a week

[@Isleofskye]

@@madgoat2692 In 1979 when I was 25 I had the holiday of my life being 7 wonderful weeks in The USA/Canada but I STILL cried with pure joy at the thought of returning to the heart of London and England.. Over 40 years later and I would be more tearful than ever..:)

[@gedbridges8381]

I'm British and just stumbled on your video's, they are so brilliant and you are so funny, i love your accent :-)

[@helenbailey8419]

The Royal family generate alot of money.When Prince George was born,the shop that sold a shawl he was wrapped in sold out within hours and the ripple effect from that is incredible.Just one example

[@iainsan]

You would soon get used to roundabouts - they are much less difficult to manage than you think. I'm not the greatest driver and I've driven in the UK (left side) and in France (right side) and coped with roundabouts in both countries with no problem.

[@Naylte]

03:14 No sweat. Most places in the UK are accessible by bus and , to a lesser extent, train.

[@kendalton8752]

Try Cornwall.

[@lordbonney9779]

“I’m not doing roundabouts!” Wait till this guy finds Milton Keynes XD

[@katechiconi]

Or Basingstoke...

[@passionfruit5320]

Pmslol roundabout City. Love this comment I was 5hinking mi.ton Keynes too. Great minds 😌👌

[@replevideo6096]

I visited Milton Keynes many years ago to goto an exhibition. Adjacent to one roundabout there were some concrete cows in a field. I passed the cows 3 times before I found my way out.

[@PandaSenpai]

literally known for its roundabouts. Lived in MK all my life and still hate it

[@TJOOBI1]

Nothing winds you up more than people who can't work a roundabout.

[@carldarbyshire4]

"James Bond is cool, but have you seen kung fu panda?" Ha ha ha, that line made me laugh. You're a funny dude. Peace brother.

[@annglaister]

Oh ,y gosh kung fu Panda ..my family won’t let me watch it because I spent the entire film asking how the heck does a bird have a panda as a son ..now I’m adopted. But that’s weird 🇬🇧🇬🇧🤣🤣

[@virtualatheist]

Hollywood is not the film capital of the world. That title belongs to India. Bollywood far outstrips Hollywood.

[@dek123]

Very mainstream

[@jamesleate]

In sheer numbers of films made only. It generates a tiny fraction of Hollywood's financial success and is even worse than Hollywood when it comes to originality. The same film made a million times over, cue woman in red dancing around a fountain and lots of changing lightbulbs and wobbly heads. I could name 1000 Hollywood movies, 200 British movies and 0 Bollywood movies.

[@manjumarwaha2196]

I think you will find Bollywood is big and does make loads of money.

[@jamesleate]

@@manjumarwaha2196 More than Hollywood? I know it is huge, the market is huge with over a billion people in India alone. I have watched maybe 6 or 7 and tried to watch many, many more. I don't mean to be disrespectful, it is just that Bollywood movies tend to have two of the things I dislike the most in entertainment, Musicals and any form of choreographed dancing. That is just my personal taste and nothing more but it does make it difficult for me to enjoy those movies. Of all the film's I have seen, I must admit that I only saw a woman in a red dress dancing around a fountain 4 or 5 times 😂.

[@mehakgoyal9420]

@@jamesleate then Bollywood movies ain't for u , they all r musicals and that's where indias music comes from so yea

[@StephanieLaerkeAndersen]

These videos are great. You’re very likeable and you would do well over here in the UK. I’ve gotta say I do love the United States. My dream is to visit California sometime. I want the sunshine and the warmth. My advice to you is to look beyond London because the real UK is out there. London isn’t really a good representation of what the rest of us see and have and enjoy. So, if you ever visit England or Scotland or Wales, explore the beautiful villages and mediaeval towns and stunning countryside. Our geography is rich and our history is wealthy. Don’t forget, this is your ancestral home. We welcome you with open arms!🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@lordbonney9779]

Don’t forget Ireland, North and Republic.

[@hodrod1388]

"You guys better have Ubers!" Have you seen our drinking culture? We get hammered so often and so hard, it would impossible for anyone to get home without Ubers. I'm telling you, the amount of times they've saved me is uncountable.

[@kayamber6669]

It depends on where abouts, here in Shrewsbury - no Ubers! 😔 we have to do the good, old fashioned, Google "taxi's in Shrewsbury" and call one. 😂

[@bloodangel7571]

Where I'm from in Cambridge we just stumble our way through the streets hoping we get home

[@amandaelliott8344]

We have Uber’s here in Derbyshire uk also Uber delivery for fast food 🥘

[@Finn-lv5vd]

@Frankie Long was about to say this.

[@emmalucygordon3594]

Bolt for the short time I used it before lockdown was class. THE AMPUNT OF DISCOUNTS I GOT. Literally a £12 journey cost me £3 from a discount

[@mindthegaphj637]

I'm from the UK JT, but not watching from the UK, I'm down here in GA ( not too far from Kentucky) sweltering in this bloody heat lol. As they say here, ya'll have a good one 😎

[@jamesfletcher474]

You'll do well as a KZbin man, you have all the good qualities! Keep up the good work.

[@markwebber662]

Popped up as recommended, watching from Southwest England love the chill factor of it all, now watching the rest of your vids

[@catherinerobilliard7662]

Somerset rocks! Yes, I know Bristol is in Avon now.

[@darrenwhitecross5932]

A UK sub right here, hope your channel grows Bro.....

[@JTReacts11]

Thank you for the support🙏🙏

[@Macca-zx7gz]

With the amount of storms & hurricanes in the USA you'd think they'd be enough wind power to supply its people for free!!

[@taniaPBear]

I was thinking the same. The UK doesn't even know what wind is. lol

[@vvdisking5218]

@@taniaPBear I know it's probably a joke but most days here are at least mildly windy I mean after all it rains like 230 days a year it seems so wind follows suit

[@dannycostello]

It's due to the regularity of strong enough winds that can produce enough power thats why the UK has so much wind power

[@taniaPBear]

@@vvdisking5218 I didn't mean to offend anyone, I meant in comparison to the U.S hurricanes and the cyclones here in Aus, where towns are flattened and trees are ripped out of the ground, you know, like the person I was replying to mentioned. It was meant as a joke. Your wind and your windfarms are of course, exemplary.

[@vvdisking5218]

@@taniaPBear no I know it was a joke and your not offending anyone I was just pointing out the main reason we develop wind energy is our shitty weather

[@rocketsciencemusic5398]

at 5:10 In the UK we have the ONS (office for national statistics) which would likely figure this out, and scientific papers would be kept in a database/server anyway, making it fairly easy to figure out.

[@garycutter520]

"most of us came from england" we're like distant cousins bro

[@cahillgreg]

The number one group with the highest number of descendent white Americans are those - of German ancestry - Deutschland über alles

[@jamesleate]

@@cahillgreg All of England has German ancestry. It was originally populated by the Saxons. The Saxons came from......Saxony, Germany. We were originally genetically identical to Germans before we had the opportunity to "mix in" a little Celtic DNA, Roman DNA, Various Viking DNA, Norman DNA, Spanish, French, Dutch and Portuguese from conquest and release of prisoners of war etc. With dogs, all pedigree breeds have flaws from inbreeding, mongrels are genetically much more diverse. Big up the "Mongrel Nation".

[@craftyclaira]

Love it when you say the Queen "she's cute too!" So charming...you were cute yerself when you said it! 😉

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

Dude her chin reminds me of Thanos.

[@billystokes3917]

@@jimmyfiddlesticks337 How dare you insult the queen like that 😂 But if Queen Elizabeth and Thanos started a fight, the queen would win. Why? She's immortal, has an army of corgis and spits boiling hot tea.

[@jimmyfiddlesticks337]

@@billystokes3917 I'm English, I can say that. P.S. No, she's a T-800 terminator that's here to guide the UK to world domination... (again)

[@j.773]

@@billystokes3917 fun fact, the British empire didn’t conquer most the world it was just lizzy, she just went and did it all on her 1s 😈🥶🇬🇧 ps rate the name and pfp, fellow narutard😂😂

[@Goatedpal2]

@@billystokes3917 about that army of corgis they are dead sooo yikes

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Period drama's and Documentaries the BBC does so much better than literally anywhere else.

[@davidellinsworth22]

It's a pity they cover up paedophiles and spread so much propaganda

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

@@davidellinsworth22 There is that...

[@callumbailey4690]

Im from England a common law that is well know to "Brits" is that the Queen owns all the swans in the country. If anyone causes damage to a swan they can get arrested and criminally charged.

[@mattleslie4274]

She only owns the swans around the thames actually, hence the thames annual swan count

[@Fierynightcore123]

I never knew that and I'm from England

[@kerrybenford]

@@mattleslie4274 and the swans on Balmoral

[@jgibbs651]

All the swans on the Thames, nowhere else. The Queen's retired Swan Master used to be a neighbour.

[@christinestromberg4057]

@@mattleslie4274 yes and it's called swan-uppnig, which isn't what it sounds like.

[@siennasmith535]

okay look i have watched alot of reations to the UK and you are the most honest i have found thank you, You have earned my sub :)

[@Aaron.]

I love Britain 🇬🇧 it history and tradition is so nice to learn.

[@MrSunshine744]

You wouldn't wreck on a roundabout, its thoroughly taught when you learn to drive here, as someone who has visited America I've found that your typical driver is much less safe and the general etiquette on the road is poor and very aggressive compared to a brittish driver, not to say we don't have road ragers, its just much less common.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

In the UK we have more road rage but it's safer road rage. In the UK, an American driver's license is not valid as the road layout is different and the test is thought to be less thorough.

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

By the way, from the UK. Been to America four times and had a great time on each visit.

[@Revolución_Socialista]

America is a continent, not a country

[@michellejones2920]

From the UK and here watching

[@viviennestevens8348]

JT if you haven’t been to the U.K. already. I’m sure of one thing, WE WiLL LOVE YOU!💗

[@macmurraymusic]

You’re my new fav KZbinr for that gods breathe thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@steampunklemur]

The video said "despite having invented the internet", referring to the US The internet was invented by British computer scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee

[@barcabhoy7193]

No it wasn’t, the internet was invented in 1967 by the American defence corporation. They were the first to get two computers talking to each other and sharing information. Internet is an abbreviation of “ inter networked” computers. What you, and everyone else are referring to is the web browser, not the internet.

[@jamesleate]

@@barcabhoy7193 Yes the World Wide Web is British not the internet. But it is the Web itself rather than a web browser. The internet was a closed communication system between two different geographical points. The World Wide Web is everything and all knowledge contained within. One provided the technology, the other removed it from its sole use in the hands of the military and handed it to the people to do with as they so desire. The truth is today's society would not have any access to the internet without both parties playing their part. The Americans created a powerful weapon for the pending information age, a British man turned it into the most powerful (and dangerous) tool in human history.

[@nekite1]

@@jamesleate Absolutely correct - and Tim Berners-Lee refused to patent it, thus making it free for use for all of us.

[@kevinsalt4579]

Though a british computer scientist did invent packet switching. On which the internet relies.

[@barcabhoy7193]

@@kevinsalt4579 Agreed, but 2 years after the first inter connected computers. Absolutely essential for the internet as we know it now though.

[@simonhulmesh]

It's not a person's job to count how many scientific papers there are, it's basic maths. Once again that's intelligence in the bag!

[@jamesleate]

I prefer JT's World where a man is running around frantically to all the countries of the world reading their scientific journals with a notebook and pen. Isn't it fashionable to believe whatever truth you prefer? Well in my preferred truth, this fella has a pushbike and a special tall hat and a golden badge to show how important he is. He is about 4'6" tall, skinny (all that international cycling) and has long, dark, curly hair like Otto from the Simpsons. His name is Stanley Jobsworth. Now that I have imagined him, he exists in a parallel world within the multiverse. I have now proven you wrong, there IS a person whose job it is to count how many scientific papers there are, such is the power of selective reality.

[@grice478]

Especially since they're all uploaded online so a computer just counts them all

[@jamesleate]

@@grice478 Are you trying to erase Stanley from existence?

[@grice478]

@@jamesleate I wouldn't dare. Clearly Stanley is out there fighting the good fight, doing the hard work we all need him to do.

[@jamesleate]

@@grice478 Thanks, he appreciates the support.

[@gastrickbunsen1957]

Roundabouts are great, faster, safer and smoother. Ask the rest of Europe who drive on the same side of the road as you.

[@JTReacts11]

I would have a minimum of 3 wrecks before I got used to it 😂

[@gastrickbunsen1957]

@@JTReacts11 Honestly, they're far less confusing than junctions, if you can see no one is coming you just drive on, if someone is coming then you reduce your speed and then join the roundabout.

[@deanguiri3058]

Do roundabouts not exist anywhere in the US?

[@pekofwow]

@@deanguiri3058 Yes, but not as much as the UK.

[@Oddballkane]

Yes as a British person I have been to Poland and was scared when we got a taxi. Lol

[@davidsteer1941]

I’m in London and enjoying your videos.

[@jeffthomas2364]

Great video Jt, you are one funny dude lol, as for who the hell is keeping count on all these things that would be The ONS - Office for National Statistics. Hope your doing ok, love the videos, would live to show you around our quirky little island and see you freak out at everything here.if you are ever here you are welcome to stop by anytime.

[@zanyzoo6767]

What a great young man ............ welcome to the UK anytime.

[@JoePeddie]

5 years ago my internet speed used to be 15 Megabits, 6 years on and fibreoptic i am getting 60 megabits . So internet speed is improving fast here in the UK. I remember talking to friends when in Texas and they were talking Internet speeds and one person was bragging he got 5MB, i said is that all. He said " you have the internet in the UK" :/ I said "Yes, We even have running water and electricity"

[@pete48172]

@louis george 940mbps in my house 😁. The stats in the video were from six years ago!

[@andysutcliffe3915]

13mb per second? I have 500! Adsl is very different to cable or fibre, and brings the average down sharply. Cost cutting 40-50 years ago means some phone lines (cabinet to home) can’t handle much speed at all, and need replacing.

[@unclelink]

Only two things to remember about roundabouts, (1) vehicles approaching from the right have "right of way," and (2) the further your exit depends on what lane you choose (e.g. left lane - first exit or second exit, right lane - third and forth exits). Overall, plan your drive before going anywhere.

[@rhodes0588]

Hands down uk is the best, and I'm proud of my heritage although I'm a descendant of Cecil Rhodes

[@BigAlCapwn]

Point of correction, it's only called "The Union Jack" when flown from a ship, it's proper name is "The Union Flag" but in fairness to the American commentator, most British people don't know that difference either

[@jonstarr1000]

Hey JT love that accent, as a resident of the UK the English part,its true we are quirky 🤪 but so's the rest of the world in some way or another. Come visit we are very friendly and welcoming.

[@Spencerinio5]

I don't know where you live in the UK thats friendly

[@markscouler2534]

@@Spencerinio5 up here in Newcastle is us Geordies are a friendly lot

[@stevesmith1430]

@@Spencerinio5 Everywhere in the UK is friendly, just not to each other

[@Spencerinio5]

@@stevesmith1430 seems more like it

[@indiavaughan8051]

Don’t say that he’ll go to the south. Northerners tend to be the ones more willing to talk to strangers and friends alike.

[@littlemanlloyd]

The flag is called the ‘Union Flag’ and is only a ‘Union Jack’ when at sea. Most British people don’t know this either though tbh

[@ba55bar]

not true

[@jayleigh4642]

Us older generation do 😊👍🏻

[@stephenleader8065]

That is an old wives tale. Its official title is Union Jack. It has never been known as a "flag".

[@gazzie12000]

Hey JT, greetings from Somerset, South West England - I love your videos. With your sense of humour you'd fit in great over here!

[@matthewhufton1181]

Keep these videos coming. Every one I watch brightens my day. 😁

[@drew2370]

Awesome vid, i live in the UK, spent 15 years in the states, get your funny as hell self over here man!!

[@spads7130]

roundabouts are simple give way to the right, "look right nothing coming go", I've driven a lot in England and Europe, driving on the opposite side of the road doesn't take a lot of getting used to its just daunting the first time you do it.

[@virtualatheist]

I really don't understand why the US doesn't have more wind power or solar power installations. There are huge tracts of lands along side the vast area of national waters that could be utilised for such things.

[@JTReacts11]

Me either and I live here😂

[@tomski120]

Its America oil company lobbyists wont allow it

[@sandersson2813]

@@tomski120 That isn't true. Permits for solar and wind are issued by governments.

[@tomski120]

@@sandersson2813 true but they dont offer any insentive and lobbyists tie companies up. Not by oil companies but by fishermen and tbe kennedys for some reason

[@sandersson2813]

@@tomski120 Sounds like Tinfoil hat stuff. America has just been slow and lagging behind Europe as usual . Plenty companies like Orsted and Equinor developing fields in America.

[@amandaelliott8344]

York is full of medieval buildings , Whitby is where Dracula was heading in the bram stoker novel and it’s just beautiful. There is a street in Whitby where it’s just magical and it’s full of little quaint shops in an alley like diagon alley with old fashioned sweet shops and trinket shops . It has the two hundred steps to Dracula’s ruin where live plays are acted out on the site . The view is spectacular. Whitby bay has a fishing port and the fish and chips are outstanding! Also another beautiful place is Bakewell x just so many beautiful places to visit . Oh Torquay and Torbay are a must too x

[@donnawalser7304]

Hello from London ❤️ I love your dry humour, such fun!

[@suzyt9911]

You will be welcome here, see you soon, I have visited NYC five times and loved every second of it. Everyone I met was was very helpful and polite, not abit like the reputation New Yorkers have.

[@m_h_1988]

UK northerner here. Great channel man, subscribed!

[@JTReacts11]

Thanks for the support 🙏

[@torfrida6663]

I am old enough to remember The Dukes of Hazzard on British tv. Hasn't been on for years but it was a good laugh. Gave Ringo Starr a view of his future wife.

[@cowboy10uk]

It’s still on every day on forces tv. 👍👍👍

[@patvanquish4586]

I thought he married Barbara Bach and Daisy Duke was played by Catherine Bach? That said, they are both sensantional.

[@darrenphillips7092]

love you sense of humor, yes the wind is better in the UK. actually I grew up in the UK, spend the first 25 years of my life there before moving to California, and the weather is probably the thing I miss the least. California summers hit over 100'f which can be difficult but I'm become more tolerant of the heat, going on almost 20 years here now. many things about the UK that are great, but the weather isn't one of them.

[@raywilliams5876]

jT I’ve just found your channel and your content is really good, and I love your sense of humour your so funny. Keep your videos coming. I’ve been to America and tell you that our 2 great countries are very similar in the way we live and our freedoms. Anyway JT keep up your good work and don’t lose that humour. From ray in London uk 🇬🇧.

[@martinevans7090]

"I will instantly wreck" dude, don't be so hard on yourself! Sure, driving on the opposite side from what you're used to, but you'd be surprised how quickly you can adjust to it - just try and avoid busy areas like central London for the first day or so. And as for roundabouts, they're a piece of cake - once you've successfully navigated one you'll wonder what all the fuss was about! And you'll also probably reach the conclusion that yes, they ARE better than US style intersections!

[@leftmono1016]

Four way stop sign intersections in the US are far worse than roundabouts, or islands as they’re generally known. It’s like standing at a bar with a bunch of other people and the barman asking ‘who’s next?’

[@OblivionGate]

22k views... I think we know where your audience is bro!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@alemgas]

Brilliant good fun love you all over the pond keep it up mate

[@user-pp9yk3tu4z]

From just watching this video I can tell the uk has better education system then the US

[@JTReacts11]

Dang it’s that noticeable 😂

[@andrewdking]

@@JTReacts11 Yes, wear the hat the right way around for a start. Looks so last century. If you come over here, get a proper English flat cap, not the US or Italian versions. But it you want to look really cool, get a proper tri-corn hat

[@youneverseeanoldmaneatinga7416]

*than Sorry, I had to considering you commented regarding education then made a primary school level mistake.

[@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935]

Torture and terror is not allowed in UK schools.

[@stephenleader8065]

@@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935 They were in the 70's. It all went pear shaped after that.

[@Mattsta2010]

Roundabouts are scary at 1st (when you are learning to drive) but pretty soon you get the hang of them. Give way to the right / traffic already on the roundabout, just slow down when you approach and have a look, drop a gear and most of the time you can zip around it. Ah...yes, we mostly drive manual cars not automatics. I feel it gives me more control of the car as I have to think about what gears are needed for the road and when you do a sweet gear change and don't loose any revs...it is really satisfying!

[@gcarpmad]

Big shout out to you from Wiltshire England. Our accent is a country accent like yours just without the twang 😆 🤣

[@johnwatt5921]

Alright JT I am from the UK you have a great sense of humour u would fit in well anywhere over here. I myself am from Scotland we are far from perfect but just like the US it's a great place to live. Stay safe from the wee county

[@brianwilson3952]

I think somebody has a bit of a crush on the Queen. Lol

[@stephenleader8065]

It's called necrophilia. Yew...

[@briocheoleary5043]

@@stephenleader8065 not quite, lol

[@christiancrisp2541]

well i am from the uk and have to say enjoyed this video

[@amandaelliott8344]

Hi hun , I’m British and love your channel . Devon and Cornwall and the British countryside is beautiful. The lakes are stunning ( lake Windermere) in the Lake District .there are many picturesque villages in the country with really bizarre names . One of the most famous old fairs is the goose fair in Nottingham.oh and you need to visit grasmere for the best and oldest gingerbread makers in the uk , they even dress Victorian x

[@noggin48]

Alan Turing and his fellows at Bletchley Park, Hertfordshire, England, during WWII, were the brains behind computers and the breaking of the German wartime codes, was the cutting edge of all of this technology.

[@MadMax-ps7wn]

I’m from London. Keep up the good work 🤜🔥🤛

[@ndenyer]

I'm watching from the UK

[@cyberash3000]

interesting fact. we arnt a true monarchy, we are what they call a veiled republic. thats a republic that still has a monarch, but that monarch has given all or most of their powers away. we are also a hybrid country hybrid socialist/capitalist country (socialism and capitalism isnt a political stance or belief, its an economical policy. despite whatr americans think it is )

[@grizzlygamer8891]

It's actually a Theocracy (Though you'll not find it on many lists). God rules and his powers are delegated to the crown. I think there are 26 bishops who sit in the House of Lords. OK, we also have an elected government but still, every law that passes etc, has to be signed off by the queen, she is not obligated to do so and a law cannot pass without her consent. She can dissolve parliament and she appoints the Prime Minister who she then 'requests' to form a government. She can also declare war. Elizabeth II has always had a strong opinion in meddling though and to my knowledge has NEVER wielded her power in any significant way. Charles has signaled that he would be more meddlesome and is already quite active when it comes to politics, the environment, etc.

[@cyberash3000]

@@grizzlygamer8891 yes thats why we jave around 600 Lords. It cancels out their religious vote. Also we are not am actual theocracy in a theocracy most the powers of the Royal are kept. We didn't do that. We took most the royal families power, rhats why its actually a veiled Republic.

[@cyberash3000]

@@grizzlygamer8891 1911 we stopped being a theocracy if you are goi g by the actual strict definition of one

[@cyberash3000]

@@grizzlygamer8891 which is another name for constitutional monarcy.

[@arbiterofreason2068]

Dude, we're not a socialist country just because we have healthcare, especially now that we've left the EU. Calm down. By your definition, anyone who changes tax for anything is socialist.

[@trooperthatsall5250]

FunFact - its called a Union Flag on land - but a Union Jack on a boat, ship, hovercraft or submarine. The term Jack was from a press ganged sailor or a conscripted sailor (taken the coin) - JackTar was a reference to these sailors. If the ship was in distress for example a contagion aboard the Union Jack was flown upside down. ~Trooper

[@eastendbird4118]

Please come and visit, your sense of humour and positive outlook on life would be very welcome! Plus I love the way you're always open to learn new things. Warmest greetings from London.

[@princebusta1st1]

Your reaction to the movie thing made me piss my pants🤣🤣🤣 true though, kung-fu panda is the fucking bomb!!!!!

[@mrb.5610]

You should try a 'Star Roundabout' like the one at Hemel ... big one in the middle and 6 small ones on the outside leading into it. No one has a friggin' clue how they work !

[@Jester-Riddle]

Not true. Facts have shown that during rush-hour when the majority are used to the system, the apparently complicated roundabout system is actually very efficient ...

[@mrb.5610]

@@Jester-Riddle Tell that to my SatNav. She has a fit going around it !! 😊

[@rhondafoy7403]

Hi, my hometown is Hemel Hempstead and our magic roundabout ( as it’s called ) is mental

[@stephenleader8065]

@@rhondafoy7403 There is one in Swindon as well. The road sing reads "Welcome to the famous magic Roundabout". Underneath that someone scrawled "Good luck." I got stuck on it for five days.

[@rhondafoy7403]

@@stephenleader8065 I just think for a new comer to our complicated roundabouts it must be a mind boggler lol

[@maccatoyou]

Hey JT. You’re so funny my friend. I live in Liverpool England. Research the city or Liverpool. It’s amazing! 😉

[@matthepburn4703]

Um I'm a man UTD fan soooooo

[@maccatoyou]

@@matthepburn4703 that’s terrible news man! Liverpool FC is the only way!😂

[@matthepburn4703]

@@maccatoyou no GLORY GLORY MAN UTD

[@maccatoyou]

@@matthepburn4703 you wrote ...No Glory.... I’ll take that! 😂😂

[@matthepburn4703]

@@maccatoyou oh f off

[@havok2396]

My fave Australian baiting fact when they laud Rugby and Cricket wins is "yeah but we still won as our flag is in yours, so technically, we won too?" One other MAJOR category they forgot, and it IS quite a biggy - our NHS healthcare service. If you compare the amount of US citizens made bankrupt by, or having to sell their house to pay for hospital treatment, to the amount of UK citizens.... No contest! New sub, watching from UK.

[@tinapresly4600]

Hi from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. I’ve just found your channel, I love it 💕

[@marlecmarine5393]

Your reaction was hilarious, I am happy to adopt you can come and stay rent free....:-) But l was surprised that our free universal healthcare system called The National Health Service was not in the top 10 ?

[@davidhoward2487]

It's not free, we tax tax through National Insurance from the day we start work, til the day we die, and then some...

[@alanbush4192]

@@davidhoward2487 yes we do pay tax for it but its free at the point of treatment in as much that no one will present you with a bill before you go after treatment. Believe me most people in the course of their lifetime will take out more than they ever paid in. check out how much a hip replacement op would cost you in America. or surgery to remove a carcinoma from your face . And you don't pay till the day you die its only till the day you retire so if you live to be ninety five you had 30 years free. I call that a bloody good deal

[@PatriciaKelly-gz7vg]

@@davidhoward2487 It’s still great value, especially compare to the U.S “system”

[@noseyfuker]

Come on over... we better off having guys like you than the normal riff raff that paddles across the channel

[@kfmscience]

I liked your humour... I'm sure someone could make a video with 10 things the US does better than UK. Nice vid though. ;)

[@sjstu]

Metrics are gathered worldwide for forecasting all sorts of scenarios and understanding populations. The gathered metrics have so many uses and can be used as an indicator in how quality of life can be improved (political purposes). In the UK, we use the Office for National Statistics but international bodies collate continental and global data.

[@ApocalypseSys]

I'm a British person and it's amazing here 🙂 If you're gonna move just saying but hope you like being too warm or to cold you also will have to learn how to love the rain

[@GirlyHR]

"How many pounds in actual dollars is that?" 🤣🤣🤣 you're so funny!!

[@stephenleader8065]

You mean, as apposed to theoretical dollars?

[@pebbleyt1357]

@@stephenleader8065 its a quote from the video bud

[@stephenleader8065]

@@pebbleyt1357 Yes, I was aware of that. Bud.

[@pebbleyt1357]

@@stephenleader8065 then why comment mate

[@stephenleader8065]

@@pebbleyt1357 It was supposed to highlight the use of the word "actual" that wasn't really necessary in the context of what is was being used for. No need to get upset about it though.

[@richardjeffery517]

Farming , fishing , hunting and the off road scene are the best in America .I can't wait to Emigrate ,just like my ancestors did .

[@markevely1583]

Just remember that healthcare requires $$$ plus more if you actually hurt your eg when you are off road. You even pay for the Ambulance.

[@sandersson2813]

On what basis would they let you in?

[@StephMcAlea]

Those speeds are a little out. My Internet speed is available to everyone so not restricted for business or anything. It's 160mbps.

[@kwlkid85]

Is that in the UK? Because most people can't get past 80mbps. Only Virgin media and the few FTTP ISPs offer anything faster but they're not available in most places. One thing I can say for UK Internet is its way cheaper than in the USA.

[@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935]

It said 2015!

[@illamentmusic]

we have ubers in major cities and towns, but i used to live in the forest of dean witch is countryside, and there was one bus that ran the whole area, it came about 6-8 times a day between 6am-6pm

[@jasonhendry8136]

I'm from Birmingham England, I watch your videos, you are certainly welcome here in England