I Can't Believe Someone Sent Me This! (PO Box Opening #2)

[@margaretnicol3423]

Open them, try them, do whatever you are comfortable with and yes - it would be good to see your friends trying the stuff too.

[@ChrisCanoeshoe]

I agree, I'd love to see more people like him.

[@shelbycxox1045]

Love that he is so open to trying everything and as a Brit we all appreciate you :)

[@jules.8443]

Me too, Shelby. I haven't sent anything yet, but wont be sending food. Though I wouldn't mind if he shared it. Yes it would be nice to have a reaction video of his friends and family trying the food from the UK.

[@shelbycxox1045]

@@jules.8443 yes I totally agree :)

[@waynemcfc9291]

Well said Shelby. Well said.

[@stephenvenables3179]

You are a great young man and your channel makes everybody feel good. I'm Steve 56 from England.

[@SaorAlba1970]

That flag/rag will soon be a relic Scotland will be leaving within 18 months and there is nothing London or Boris can do to stop us from leaving our place is back in the EU and not the vile and corrupt UK

[@dereknewbury163]

That was fun, JPS. Please don't feel 'guilty' about the gifts - such a stupid emotion anyway; people sent you that stuff because they enjoy giving and especially to show appreciation for the pleasure you have given us. The picture on the tee-shirt is of Godzilla and that's his name printed underneath. The world of anime is one of wonder and excitement, to me at least, but you have enough on your plate for the moment, haha

[@damianleah6744]

In these times of horrible news, these vlogs bring a smile to my face, because as I have said before there are truly really nice kind hearted people out there. 😎👍🏻

[@CHRISTSPIRACY.comJESUSwasVegan]

Same!

[@meansy7753]

The reason why people are happy to send you things, is because it's obvious how much you appreciate it. You've been raised well!

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I have never been so happy to see someone else receive a kettle. It never hurts to have a spare, believe me, I do.

[@slytheringingerwitch]

@Ams So am I.

[@Neil_TheShiningMile]

Some brilliant gifts! Your roommate is going to wondering why his shared room has transformed into a British museum! 😂

[@nikkip3385]

These are fun to watch. Good to see us Brits being so generous and a lovely lad appreciating everything sent. 😊 Oh, and don't forget to brush your teeth! That's a lot of boxes of sugar you've opened there. 😂

[@margaretnicol3423]

This is like watching your kids open their Christmas gifts. :-D

[@matimus100]

You said it child 🦉

[@louiserobinson410]

I love how appreciative you are. Congratulations to your parents, You have been raised well.

[@matimus100]

Nonsense 👆 🤡

[@toprock9500]

the generosity of your viewers is only matched by your own. such a humble and genuine guy Joel, love watching these and seeing your joy :) think i might have to send u some NZ and Australian chocolate and biscuits...have fun!

[@BevHoward-ne9xr]

Yep...

[@neilhunter5893]

Send me some Arnotts biscuits 😋😀

[@toprock9500]

@Aussie Pom yeah think i know the guy. beard, cap, loooves Australia, seen a few of his vids. I was thinking tim tams and mallowpuffs and whitterkers chocolate from nz which u can get at coles

[@angelau1194]

@Aussie Pom From one Aussie Pom to another noooooooo don't share those Tim Tam just squirrel them away for later .. .... I'm such a guts : )

[@catherineroberts6568]

Love your channel. Keep it up. ❤️

[@marionpetford7374]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿What a lovely young man I bet your mother is so proud of you. I sent things to a another American KZbina never known if they got what I sent But the way you really appreciate what you are sent lifts my heart Keep going with the videos I love them all the best from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@minipoppy64]

Aww, aren't people so generous, was lovely seeing you open it all, I'm from Wales so will definitely look for some welshy things to send you, can see why people love sending you stuff, your such a polite, lovely young man x ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿......hugs from Wales UK xx

[@xPopGoesTheWeaselx]

Every time you said “Ribena” it sent me and the kids into a laughing frenzy🤣 We pronounce it “Rye - been - ah” 🤣

[@cathyb46]

I know I thought what drink is that lol He also needs Vimto and Dandelion & Burdoch sending to him 🙂

[@cogidubnus1953]

And of course it may require diluting - if for no other reason to avoid rotting the teeth!

[@KathleenMc73]

You can get ready to drink ribena now. The squash/cordial usually comes in a bigger bottle.

[@cogidubnus1953]

@@KathleenMc73 Idleness...pre-diluted Ribena? What IS the world coming to? :-)

[@johnleonard9090]

@@cogidubnus1953 there’s also winter spice Ribena that’s meant to be had as a hot drink

[@emilyliles5991]

You did well with all those gifts. Unfortunately, some commenters will always get touchy, but you do what you want with all those packages and enjoy them.

[@jules.8443]

I agree, because his friends & family are American. He can tell us what they thought, till he can arrange a reaction on video from them.

[@QuakerJones268]

Hayley is a generous lady!

[@timglennon6814]

It would be good to hear what your mates think about U.K. foods.

[@jayleigh4642]

Agreed 👍🏻

[@sonadagothalus]

Watching you open this and show such appreciation is so wholesome, you are a great advocate for your country and your culture.

[@aloh5613]

Don't worry about what we want. This is your channel, do what ever makes you happy 😉

[@karenharvey2122]

You appear to be one of the most genuine and appreciative guys I've seen on youtube, loving your videos and your pronunciation of Ribena 🤣🤣

[@marythurlow9132]

Such fun watching you open all the gifts. Glad someone sent you a Welsh flag. I may be prejudiced, being Welsh, but I think it's the best. What a nice person you are Joel. Love your videos.

[@Anniesrandommoments]

The kettles you have sent just boils water saves time heating water in a pot on a cooker/stove. As for the other drinks put them in the fridge they all taste better cold. I would like to see your friends reactions to some of our English products. Take care and stay safe 🤗

[@TheJacey]

Feel like I’ve come over all grannyish watching Joel! If you were over here in UK I’d be feeding you shepherds pie, apple crumble with custard and lots of cups of tea, cake and biscuits! Your mum must be so proud!X

[@He1sbelles]

I know exactly how you feel. "What a lovely young man. Bet he'd appreciate a big plate of my beef stew and dumplings!"

[@atalanta9353]

This makes me third in the queue of would-be Joel grandmas. He can come to mine for sausage, mash and onion gravy.

[@He1sbelles]

@@atalanta9353 We can all fight over who gets to make him the Sunday roast!!!

[@Geoskan]

Hey, Joel, on a cold winter's night, nothing beats a nice hot cup of tea and some Scottish shortbread.

[@TheTwoFingeredBullFrog]

Don't be making hot chocolate or tea inside your kettle lol, it's only for boiling water.

[@monkee1969]

but you can fill your 'hot water bottle' (to keep you warm at night)

[@louiserobinson410]

Hot water bottles are used to warm your bed, or if you have back ache, wrap it in a towel and hold it to your back, or if you are feeling cold. very comforting. Women use them if they have bad period pain.

[@Tilly-f7l]

Hot water bottles are so comforting I like mine in bed on my feet when its cold

[@HolyInquisition]

The kettle is just for boiling water for your tea. DO NOT put anything other than water in the kettle. The hot water bottle (the orange item) is for warming up your bed. But, you can use it for medicinal reasons, as long as you don't burn yourself!

[@michaelmurphy4360]

You are such a polite young man congratulations to your parents apparently they brought you up well best of luck on the track regards from a friend from Down Under

[@edf6607]

The kettle(s) were a great idea as gifts. JP will need to get a plug adaptor and they'll likely take longer to boil in the USA cos they use half the voltage we have in the UK. Like a few people have said, just remember to boil water only - don't put the teabags or coffee in there as well ;) You should watch an episode of "Bottom" with Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson. He tries to make mulled wine by pouring read wine in the kettle and boiling it up

[@darrenmaclaren5352]

He’s like a kid at Christmas. Bless him x

[@brianbrown826]

For me the reason so many Brits like you is because you are easy to understand with no rude words.

[@lindagreen4744]

You're such a polite and considerate young man best wishes from england

[@cazzaa5012]

Yes I agree, maturity beyond his years ! Lovely young man.

[@Tonyblack261]

A lot of us in the UK grew up on Ribena (rye-been-ah). During World War 2, it was very difficult to get such vitamin C items such as oranges (they are difficult to grow in the UK). So we resorted to such fruits as rosehips and blackcurrants. Incidentally, blackcurrants are banned in parts of the US.

[@pheart2381]

I made some rosehip syrup 2 weeks ago. A taste from my childhood!

[@helenagreenwood2305]

I add a drop of Ribena to Prosecco 🥂😋

[@annedavis8652]

I gather from a US friend that there is worry that imported fruit bushes could bring in pests which seems very sensible.

[@wendyshirley9091]

Why are blackcurrants banned in US? They are my favourite fruit.

[@nikkip3385]

@@helenagreenwood2305 prosecco and black sounds delicious! Wish I'd read that before New years eve cos I would have tried it down pub with a bottle! 🍾 😂

[@rjs23565]

Opening your presents is so exciting. It's like Christmas.

[@gailknight3128]

I think I'd like to adopt this young man 😀 don't forget to put the milk in last when you make your tea lol. If the tin has a slot at the top then it is a money box too, you can put your coins in there to save up. I use mine as a swear box, if I say something naughty I have to put a coin in. There isn't much in mine haha. Lastly, the drink is pronounced ry- bee- na 😉

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

I'm the same @Gail Knight...I've got such a soft spot for him. He's so lovely. My Grandma instincts want to look after ItsJps. 😃😍🥰.

[@gibsonms]

Milk in first!

[@ClanLawrence]

@@gibsonms Good god no! Putting milk in first lowers the temp of the water resulting in an incomplete brew.

[@ian_bradley]

@@ClanLawrenceand @Michael Gibson - so the argument begins!...I'm not a tea drinker, as I think it as poison! Lol! However, when I make it for my friends, the milk always goes in last! If you find yourself at a café or restaurant, which is my background - catering and hospitality - they don't put milk in the pot! So it goes to say...milk in last, simples! Its coffee that you put milk in first, so not to scald or burn the coffee granules/powder - ground coffee is different, in that the water used is hot but not boiling!

[@jillhobson6128]

@@ClanLawrence Make your tea in a pot, adding your milk first in a cup won't spoil the tea.

[@drken1332]

Man! Your dormroom makes me feel nostalgic. I'm a US expat living in the UK. Enjoying your ongoing discovery of things British.

[@timholder6825]

Lol. When you open the Quavers you're going to think, these look just like the polystyrene packaging material from the earlier package. When I saw that I thought of Quavers......and then someone sends you some. Enjoy.

[@janesmith8831]

The orange thing is a hot water bottle. You fill it carefully with hot water….about 2/3. Again …carefully….gently press the air out of the top section & screw back the cap. We use these. To warm beds up, apply heat if we are hurting somewhere. Used a lot less since the advent of central heating.

[@ian_bradley]

And with the advent of electric blankets! Lol! Good cheaper alternative still! Love the description Joel gave as a hot water bag! Made me chuckle!

[@jillhobson6128]

@@ian_bradley Ideal to warm your cold feet in bed. Even central heating can't do that!

[@pheart2381]

I use mine to raise my bread dough, under the bowl.

[@jillhobson6128]

@@pheart2381 You're clever enough to make your own bread?!

[@helenagreenwood2305]

I've got one I keep it in the cupboard under the sink don't know why I'll probably never use it 🤷

[@anneviviers3648]

Hi JP. It is a water kettle. To boil the water for your tea or coffee. Lol All you do is fill it with water and plug it in.

[@jillhobson6128]

There is no such thing as a tea kettle!

[@14723ian]

The tin box in the shape of a phone box\kiosk with all the tea in it is to be used as a money box (hence the coin slot on top) to keep your spare coins.

[@paulmason6474]

Yes, yes, yes we would love to see friends and family trying biscuits, sweets etc. looking forward to i

[@Rachel-rn9nj]

It's wonderful that you appreciate all things British, one day hopefully you'll be doing your vlogs from the UK home nations. You have promoted us better than any tourist board best wishes from Wales UK

[@margaretnicol3423]

When you get drinks is worth putting them into the fridge for a while to drink them cold rather than room temperature.

[@rosemarywoolley8394]

Depends. I like my drinks warm no ice.

[@cazzaa5012]

I like my cold drinks at room temperature, even in summer 😂

[@ruthbriggs5372]

Telling an American to chill their drinks is funny! x

[@YourBeingParanoid]

A "Tea" kettle - with an instruction manual ! OMG Lol

[@kaizomb]

That was so fun watching you unbox all of that stuff. Your face when you got the kettle. Lol. You have such a great following and I'm amazed at how generous and nice everyone is sending their stuff. So nice that you have connected with our wonderful people over here. Would love to see your mates trying some food and it's totally okay to give some of the gifts to other people who would enjoy it more. Its nice to be nice and spread the kindness. Top video. Can't wait for your next unbox now.

[@SassiLassi]

Jp, they are kettles for boiling water, you now need a tea-pot, most of us just put a teabag in a mug and pour the boiling water in.

[@nizmollusk]

Prediction for next loot episode, JPS recieves 5 new teapots :D

[@jamhough22]

We call that “tea maker” a kettle, never heard someone call it that hahah. Just designed for boiling water, thats it. Quavers are quite popular, just like all the crisps that Walkers make. And yes bourbons and shortbread do go well with a cup of tea! Just like most biscuits tbh, just don’t let them fall apart in your tea!

[@richardcoleman3425]

Joel, the image on your t-shirt is Godzilla, a Japanese movie monster. Godzilla is the anglicised form of the Japanese portmanteau Gojira, which is what the three typographic symbols beneath the image spell out. :)

[@GaryHayward]

BTW, I'm sending you a refrigerator. It's a walk-in one so you keep all that candy from going soft in hot weather. 😂

[@janedeacondeacon9832]

TIP, when you try marmite you should only use a dollop of marmite the size of a baked bean or two as it can be salty and off putting if overly done.Nice seeing people from the UK being kind to you.

[@YorkshireBusGuy]

''DOLLOP'' lol 😀

[@improvesheffield4824]

That was fun!🤩 I definitely think you should video some friends and colleagues trying some of the food stuff. It’d be great to see their reaction.

[@BevHoward-ne9xr]

Most definitely

[@SarahWilson-fv5vo]

If you're not used to a kettle be careful with it and put it somewhere where it won't get knocked over, like a kitchen worktop. Loved watching you open your packages. 🤗

[@ruththorn3064]

Thank you for sharing your honest and genuine reactions to all things British ,I really enjoy your Yuotubes ,you make them entertaining and funny,a joy to watch .... I would think your Mother an Grandma are very proud of you , just a passing thought about the many flags you've been sent ...... how about sewing them together an making a bed throw .... perhaps your Mother or Granma ?? ..... Best wishes from a very icy cold northern UK ,take care ,looking forward to more KZbins x

[@margaretnicol3423]

You don't need tea to eat the tea cakes. They're not dry but handle gently. :-)

[@amyyy3477]

…and don’t get any foil on your NHS fillings 😂

[@sejbomb]

@@amyyy3477 just the thought of that made me cringe hahaha.

[@amyyy3477]

@@sejbomb it took all my might to type it #badmemories

[@freethinker--]

@@amyyy3477 chewing cotton balls with a dry mouth is another awful thought, just putting it out there 👍

[@captainpeacock4442]

Those chocolate tea cakes are to die for,they also make a fantastic coconut snowball.

[@sarahranderson3915]

Never put tea, coffee, or hot chocolate in the kettle, you only use it to boil the water....had to say as had images of you making it in the actual kettle 🙈😂 Would love to see your friends and family trying all manner of British snacks! The Hero's tub is ideal for that too!

[@jessicasarahliddell8883]

The orange one in the green package is a hot water bottle we use it to help aches and pains and also to warm beds when heating is not working.

[@sandraaston1167]

So glad you got a kettle I guessed you would all your gifts were great think you may have to put some of your flags in the hall. Ribeana is pronounced ri bean a. The hot water bottle will be great when you feel poorly. So nice to watch. Xx

[@Well-in-the-garden]

awww I love that someone bought you a hot water bottle - be careful not to scald yourself, You need a hot water bottle cover so it doesn't get too hot. If you are sick with a cold or a sore back or tummy ache nothing better than a nice hot water bottle to cuddle

[@vikkieckersall6623]

Bourbon creams are the best biscuits by far in my opinion!!! Love how appreciative you are and that you try everything!

[@chrisholland7367]

Custard Creams 👍

[@jules.8443]

Not my favourites. Custard creams are also not my favourites.

[@lizzieapples3339]

Chocolate hobnobs for the win lol 😝

[@chrisholland7367]

@@lizzieapples3339 jammie dodgers 👍

[@tracy6568]

Also pronounced borbon fyi 👍🤗

[@carolineskipper6976]

Love seeing your reactions to all these. It's a 'hot water bottle' rather than bag. (The original ones were ceramic bottles, but the name has stuck) and you fill it with hot water and pop inside your bedclothes for 15 minutes before jumping in to take the edge off the chill. Also can be used to ease pain if held against the affected area wrapped in a towel.

[@katydaniels508]

Wow!! People are so generous and kind. You have some amazing gifts 😁

[@helenbailey8419]

So glad you thought of your grandmother ...what a lovely person you are.If you boil too much water its makes a great sink and drain steriliser.

[@79BlackRose]

Wonderful reactions Joel. I watched every second. But the University didn't give enough wall space for your flags! Haha! 😀 Your eyeballs nearly popped when you had the cheesy Quaver. They are FIRE!

[@ItsJps]

I actually managed to fit EVERY flag on the wall

[@79BlackRose]

@@ItsJps Haha! That's amazing! I am super happy that you are getting so much love. You deserve it Joel. ❤️

[@polly2220]

Quavers are very popular especially with my Grandchildren, they live in Canada and when they came over to England for a visit I would always have to get loads of them in because they missed them. When they went back they would always take loads of their favourite things back with them. Loved your excitement when opening your gifts.

[@kt9156]

“We’re here for the snacks; “ what a quote! I love it 😄

[@briantaylor6852]

Wales is very popular for holiday makers and I've lived here for the last 25 years and love it here

[@Someloke8895]

Just a pointer too, now you have a Kettle (or 2..) not only can you make Tea, but anything involving boiling water is now possible in minutes. Also, this year marks the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - so keep an eye out for the Broadcasts as well as Trooping the Colour in June.

[@adlad75]

Such a cool haul of gifts - you have some of the coolest viewers! Keep up the great work and if you ever need any editing help or want to film around the DMV, I volunteer! I'll send you more info to your PO Box or wherever is best.

[@PB23723]

Hi JPS - the generosity of subscribers is amazing. Just a point to note about U.K./ European voltages and USA voltages. The kettles sent to you will be rated at 220v / 240v and as you will be aware USA domestic voltage is supplied at 110v .. the kettles ‘may’ work but will be very slow to heat. It might be worth investing in a voltage step up transformer which would have 110v input and double the output to 220v .. for anyone sending electrical products from the UK or Europe just a note to bear in mind - best 👍🏻

[@michaelprobert4014]

Unless they are from America , of course.

[@PB23723]

@@michaelprobert4014 of course

[@kerrygarlick6065]

The tin box with the tea in, is actually a money box. Pop the money in the slit on the top. I love the way you say Ribena too lol. Keep it up Joel, you're great to watch! Take care x

[@asmr-recovery2734]

I love how polite & genuine you are!!!!

[@robclaridge6236]

You are a breath of fresh air mate. So humble it's unreal. You deserve all the gifts you get, for being a down to earth nice guy. Keep the fantastic videos flowing. I have something in mind for the PO box.

[@sejbomb]

Love that the tea bag tin is also a money box, good place to store any coins you get gifted from the UK for your future trip!

[@rbev90]

i ran across this video purely by chance and started watching it thinking it was completely about something else but after a few minutes i became fascinated by what i was watching . we dont appreciate how different our eating and drinking habits are from country to country and it was very interesting watching somebody trying for the first time what we never think twice about doing and your reactions were priceless and also very respectful. as a grandmother from england i would like to congratulate your parents for bringing you up so well you are so polite and respectful in every way and a lot of our boys of your age over here could learn a lot from you . as i have only watched this one video of yours im still working out what its all about but i will subscribe and watch many more of them and im sure i will get the drift as to what they are but whatever it is its a great idea . take care and god bless

[@helenbailey8419]

The Cadbury Hero tub makes a great cake box.You are going to be so popular with all the chocolate.You may need an alarm for your room and a safe for your chocolate.😂😂😂

[@kathykfildesffildes8005]

You made us smile 😄. Love seeing you tasting the British snacks. Just enjoy them & don’t worry about it . People sent them as they wanted to . So just enjoy , We have been shielding because of underlining conditions for 2 years. We never watched anything on u tube until we happened to fall on your Chanel. ! You have keep us going. & we love watching you. Your such a lovely young man & we appreciate you letting us into your life. It would be good to see what your friends think about the British snacks. Keep safe love Kathy from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales

[@TheMaraki2]

I'd love to see the reactions of others, great idea. Please don't judge the Irn Bru until it has been chilled. The blackcurrant drink is called Rye-beena. Quavers are ace - very popular here.

[@dandesantagta6006]

I absolutely love this Joel you opening up all the gifts from different people all over the UK 🇬🇧 & I can see were so happy it plus made me happy too & yes get your college mates to try the snacks out on video & I was eating some Cadbury’s Chocolate 🍫 Heroes with a cup of coffee ☕️ whilst watching the video myself. Sending love from Somerset, England, UK 🇬🇧.

[@magaroo7349]

Would love to see your friends’ reactions!

[@louiseanderson1505]

Wow, loved watching you open all those boxes etc. It's kinda got me thinking, what could I send? Hmmm 🤔 Let me give that some thought lol.

[@nadeansimmons226]

your room mates must love you with all this food and drink arriving

[@cheryljoynson7053]

Love how you call kettles Tea kettles lol. They are just vessels to boil water in. Love the videos you should not feel guilty about receiving gifts. Enjoy them. Best wishes from Stoke-on-Trent (The Potteries) Stafforshire, England x

[@lesleyannlynch121]

Definitely JP, we'd love to meet everyone, your friends, family and teammates ❤

[@jayleigh4642]

This was so much fun, and I love your pronunciation of Ribena, we say it as Rye-bena which is also really nice served hot. We normally give it to the kids because of the vitamins. But hot or ice cold it’s a lovely drink. When you snuggle up with your cadburys hot chocolate and your feeling cold that’s a good time to have your hot water bottle (bag) to keep you warm too. Quavers are the best aren’t they?? Lol. Enjoy! It was great seeing you so enthusiastic about our snacks. 💙🇬🇧💙

[@sasquatchchrisuk8679]

You're going through to be 20 stone when you've eaten all thet chocolate 🤣🤣 hope you like the 🇬🇧 flag x

[@KathleenMc73]

I was thinking it's a good job he's a runner eating all those snacks.

[@helenbailey8419]

His friends will help him

[@captainpeacock4442]

😂.Your comment has me in stitches!.

[@gleadhill79]

Your face lighting up when you started with the flags....epic! You could probably use them as curtains as well if you run out of room to put them?! I love these reaction videos, it's so nice to see someone appreciating things we (UK) take for granted. Please DO NOT PUT TEA BAGS IN THE KETTLE...its just for boiling water! I know people (overseas students) who have literally boiled their noodles in them and wondered why the element got so messed up. Love this channel!! 💖

[@chappers1607]

Only just come across your channel recently, u are now one of my favs ❤️❤️ us British have taken you under our wing 🥰

[@omegasue]

Great video JP .. it's lovely to watch you open your PO gifts. When I worked in the US I brought with me an electrical item from the UK but had to purchase a transformer to make it work properly. This was years ago back in the 60's, so things like that may be different now, but in any case I think your electricity is a little different to ours; it might be worth checking.

[@susanashcroft2674]

Fun to watch Joel, some really generous gifts there and generous reply too! Just bear in mind with Marmite less is more when you first try it. Then if you do like it you can try how much more you feel ok with the taste of. When you see someone scoop a huge dollop and then attempt to eat it off the spoon it's like NOOOOOOO!! So start with a little on toast to see what it is like.

[@lazer4605]

Love to see a video you introducing your family and seeing the reactions

[@CatAndBearone]

Hahaha! My American friends who came to Ireland had a similar reaction to Irn Bru when they tried it, saying it tastes like bubblegum. Totally like watching a kid at Christmas. How lucky are you!

[@suesmith3257]

Love watching your unboxings. It would be interesting to see some of your friends reactions to some of the snacks you get. Keep up the good work. Sue x

[@paulknox999]

its a hot water bottle, when I was a child our house did not have central heating, the only heating was an open fire in the kitchen. So when you went to bed your bedroom and your bed was cold. Fill that fill of boiling water and put it in your bed 20 minutes before you go to bed to warm your bed, then it also helps to keep you warm when you go to bed, I used to put mine down by my feet to keep them warm on cold nights.

[@sejbomb]

Make sure you add some cool water to it too, if it comes undone you’ll get scalded in bed lol

[@paulknox999]

@@sejbomb we used to leave a gap at the top the squeeze all the air out before putting the plug in. then used to wrap it in a pillow case so it didnt burn you. Never had one leak or split but yes if it did you would have been scalded.

[@cazzaa5012]

Another Great video JPS, loved watching you open your gifts, can’t wait for the next gift box special. Soon you’ll need a bigger dorm ! 😘

[@ian_bradley]

Hi Joel! ***WARNING!!!*** ONLY USE THE KETTLE TO BOIL WATER IN!!! DO NOT PUT ANYTHING ELSE IN IT!!! Cadbury drinking chocolate can be made with water or milk, tastes better with milk but if you've ran out and can't get to a shop! Add sugar to taste, if required! Hot water bag comment made me chuckle! The not water bottle is mainly used to warm the bed up, mainly before central heating and electric blankets came about! As others have suggested, wrap a towel round it and use it on an injury! Last but not least, YES!!! It would be great to see your family and friends/roommate reacting to some of the items you've received!!!!! Take care and enjoy, see you soon, in your next video!

[@scottsandefer4285]

Super fun idea having track members reacting.

[@peterbruinewoud9252]

Indeed, so enjoyable watching your enthusiasm & appreciation…. just like a kid at Christmas…. 👍

[@davidbeck7015]

People are so generous. Such a brilliant video! Thank you for sharing the unboxing with us 🙂

[@jules.8443]

It's a kettle, not a tea kettle. LOL. A tea pot is used to put the hot water in from the kettle.

[@KathleenMc73]

I think they are called tea kettles in the US the same way that glasses are called eyeglasses. They like to be specific cos they don't make coffee with it. Remember it's a much faster way to boil water for cooking if you need it than on the stove. You'll probably need a UK/US plug adapter to use them tho.

[@amosand7476]

Love how excited and thankful you are for everything tell your maa and paa they raised u super well and we appreciate u