BRITISH FAMILY REACTS | The 14 Best Buffet Restaurants You'll Find In America!

[@ChristaFree]

A lot of buffets have their leftover food delivered to homeless shelters or churches that feed people. They can do it as charitable contributions rather than as a food waste cost on their accounting. It's a win win for everyone.

[@clinthowe7629]

great idea.

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

Not all places. If someone gets sick they are liable which is why a lot of companies throw food away

[@jeffp6426]

​@@HamburgerHelperDeath this is an urban myth. A lot of restaurants are afraid to donate their waste because of this rumor, but there has never been a lawsuit in the US that held a restaurant liable for donating food in good faith.

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

@@jeffp6426 wrong. I won’t post the full article but most of it: Activists will respond that no one has ever been sued for donating food, and that food donors are protected by the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act, which means that the idea of being sued for donating food is a myth and an excuse that businesses use to not be bothered enough to the right thing. But there’s the thing. If farms, restaurants, and grocers start donating the food they usually throw out, then two significant things will happen: The composition of donated food will change drastically. Lawsuits for food donations are low at present in part because most donated food is non-perishable (e.g. canned food). The stuff that businesses throw away, on the other hand, is usually perishable and, therefore, much more likely to get someone sick. Non-perishable donations are statistically rare precisely because of item 1. If those donations were to increase, the instances of people getting sick are statistically guaranteed to increase as well, along with the likelihood that someone will get sued. Activists, again, usually have an answer for this. First, that the kinds of people that use food pantries and food banks don’t have the money to hire a lawyer to sue anyone, and even if they did, the Good Samaritan Act will protect you. Here’s the problem with those assumptions: First, it’s not just the person who gets sick that you necessarily have to worry about suing you. It’s the insurance company that pays their hospital bill. Insurance companies have counsel both on staff and on retainer, and since they’re already paid for, they’re not afraid to use them. Nurses have been sued for breaking ribs while administering CPR to car crash victims; people have been sued for giving aspirin to people who appeared to be having heart attacks. Insurance companies, as anyone reading this should well know, do not give a single sh*t about anything but protecting their shareholders. If a lawsuit looks cheaper than a medical bill, somebody’s getting their a** sued. And this bring us to the “protections” of the Good Samaritan Act (GSA). The important thing to know about the GSA is that it limits your liability, but it doesn’t keep you from getting sued. If you get sued, you’re going to wind up in a legal fight to prove you aren’t liable. And that, my friends, is where I’m going to share the lessons I learned when I would up in civil court, sued by a landlord who tried to blame one of my employees for mold in the home we rented for our farmhands. The first revelation:

[@jeffp6426]

@@HamburgerHelperDeath you just posted a thousand words you didn't write, because you don't understand the concept of "in good faith." Congrats. Look it up, do a little research, and stop quoting articles you don't understand. Bye now.

[@twenty3enigma]

Most buffets in the U.S. are extremely sanitary -- with Plexiglas or glass "sneeze guards" to keep people from contaminating the food.

[@emmef7970]

Plus, most people have the courtesy not to do that.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@emmef7970 or just sneeze away and in their shirt

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@WATSONMUTH everyone's body is different.

[@Jml416]

I have been to the Captain George's in South Carolina and it was absolutely wonderful! I think it was about $50 a person, but it was worth every penny.

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

Forced to go there with my husband...I hate seafood it was blah...

[@Jml416]

@@kathleenchilcote9127 Sorry to hear that, I thought it was great. I guess if you don't like seafood, it wouldn't be for you.

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

@@Jml416 yea they said oh there's other things you can eat..but prime rib was terrible and the few side were meh. I basically paid 50.00 for a salad... 😂

[@aikidragonpiper71]

How do they have a video about American Buffets and not even mention the most popular buffets like Western Sizzlin and Golden Corral ? 2 of. My favorites .

[@kinjiru731]

I like buffets, but I grew up with them as my mom loved going to them so it was a big part of my younger years.

[@bryangettel4060]

The Chinese Buffets around here don't have Indian cuisine, but there is a fair bit of Japanese stuff in the mix, including often a Sushi bar.

[@seanjohn2876]

I played American football in high school as a qb/linebacker and everytime i went to the buffet with my linemen friends we would see who could stack up the most plates. We competed to see who could eat the most and the restaurant workers hated us 🤣

[@brandonaston301]

Lol at the uppity british. A lot of buffet chains closed during the pandemic and didn’t reopen. I would love a good southern comfort food buffet here. Golden Corral is really the only buffet left that we have. Pizza Hut had a lunch buffet before the pandemic but now doesn’t anymore

[@TheMeloettaful]

I would actually like to have a Golden Corral here at the very least. The only GOOD buffet (that wasn't Chinese) we had closed down years ago way before the Pandemic. It was called Ryan's I think. Now the only buffet that's not Chinese still open is called locally "The Cow" (can't remember the official name) because of it's huge cow statue sitting beside the restaurant. There menu is just meh & boring 🙁.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@TheMeloettaful are you just not a big fan of Chinese buffets? Lol

[@TheMeloettaful]

@@DarkDragonSlayer I like them fine enough, but I just want more variety than that. I'm guessing that my city is too small for the more bigger buffet chains to come by & setting up shop 🤔 🤷‍♀️.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@TheMeloettaful if come to the bigger cities, at least ones in California, just remember you gotta pay more, even in big buffets.

[@TheMeloettaful]

@@DarkDragonSlayer I wouldn't mind paying more if it meant more variety. Luckily I'll be flying out of state for Hawaii in a couple of months so I'll have my opportunity to really chow down then lol 😆. So all my money is going towards that for right now. But I don't doubt there is excellent food choices in California 😁!

[@kayk9895]

The sense of sheer entitlement, for the reason Daz doesn't like buffets took me off guard

[@BrLoc]

Our bigger Chinese buffet also has a hibachi grill. So if you aren't into the buffet then you can make your own plate of goodies from fresh uncooked food and let the chef throw it on the big hibachi for you.

[@b.t.40yrs_ago]

Yeah, those are really good. I also like the breakfast buffets where you can get custom omelettes made to order.

[@dilbertdoe601]

Love buffets. The casinos have the best.

[@PhxVanguard]

Daz: "I'll just speak something they don't know... like basque." Also Daz: *runs into the one elderly couple from Pamplona visiting the buffet in his town* 🤣😂

[@0z017]

Where I live, if you go to a Golden Corral buffet around lunch time on a Sunday you won't find a place to park; because Sunday Service has let out and all the church folk are there.

[@jonathanlukasovich8589]

The best buffet restaurant that is local to were I'm from and that I've been to thousands times in my life. Is the Western Sizzlin Steakhouse restaurant with a locale in my county in south east Tennessee. However, since the 2020 pandemic the hot bar buffet still remains closed with only the salad bar buffet, the soup bar buffet and recently a small dessert bar buffet open for diners to enjoy. Otherwise, you order your main dish meal or hot plate meal at the checkin bar were staff generally take overall food orders and drink orders and were you receive your silverware/cutlery for your meal, Before going to your table.

[@sweetstuff7481]

There used to be a franchise called Red world foods and it did all kinds of cuisine from around the world. It was located in leeds, near "the light".

[@americansmark]

The Amish buffets in eastern Ohio are incredible.

[@Ameslan1]

I agree with you! Are you talking about Der Dutchman? though I do not like buffets, customers have the option to order food dishes from the menu also. :) I am in Ohio also..

[@americansmark]

​@@Ameslan1yes! There are others, but that's the big one. I'm out in Muskingum County. I head out to Sugar Creek every few weeks.

[@recipioct]

Nordic Lodge lobster buffet in Rhode Island is the best buffet I have ever had. It was over 30 years ago for me but they are still there. Selection and quality was amazing.

[@lancekirkwood7922]

I've seen vids about that place, definitely on my list, even though I'm like 1000 miles away.

[@TommieMcCarthy]

All of the "wasted" buffet food in Las Vegas is delivered to a humongous pig farm in the city. Those pigs are definitely eating delicious food, delivered daily. Nothing goes to waste here. We are an amazingly self reliant city.

[@paulinesoares3594]

House of seafood in bush Louisiana. Omg. It’s awesome.

[@margaretsimmons1598]

I live in the Chicago area and there used to be a Buffay called Duffys and used it in one spot and the whole Buffay just turned and you could see what was coming and what you wanted as it came around to you

[@BostonBobby1961]

We are planning a vacation there from the USA. That area was recommended for us to stay there for a week.

[@ex89thmpbdecagekicker22]

I can honestly say that Shady Maple is awesome. I'm from PA so I might have a bit of bias on this but Daz would hate the seating. Just long tables in rows

[@AngelA-qi1br]

I liked the smaller, original Shady Maple better. My friend's sister and family lived in the area and in the 1980s we'd visit weekly and always go to Shady Maple, the restaurant and supermarket

[@clinthowe7629]

there are different kinds of buffets, there’s the serve yourself buffet, there’s the kind thats set up like a cafeteria where a food preparer dishes up they foods requested, people are touching your food, even in a full service restaurant, the chef certainly has to touch your food, but i understand, i don’t like the idea of other people’s children touching the buffet items before i get there. there definitely needs to be an age limit at a self service buffet of about 40 😂

[@jonathonswift7792]

I went to a large Chinese buffet restaurant. The restaurant was big, and it cooks Chinese food as well as southern American food; the most surprising fact about the restaurant is it has a sitting fee

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

if you went to one in america, then you will get charged for sitting down because theyre not like denny's or ihop where they dont charge for a sit down fee and just charge for both the food and drink. on the other hand, it could have been one outside of america where they also cook southern american food and not just chinese food.

[@emmef7970]

@@DarkDragonSlayer I have been going to buffets all over my state and for years, never once have I been charged a sitting fee. Even when I was paying for everyone at the table. You just pay one amount or sometimes two if they charge for separately for drinks. Which is usually a nominal fee for all you can drink.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@emmef7970 then try going to one in California or out of the state you're in. You're still gonna get charged some kind of sitting fee, even if it's just a body count, which is still some kind of sitting fee. But I do agree that they do charge for drinks, except for water, of course.

[@emmef7970]

@@DarkDragonSlayer I've lived in CA longer than you have probably been alive, lol. I also have been to buffets in other states. Unless they are including it in the food cost, I have never seen a sitting fee or any other unknown charge on a buffet bill. I have been taking my kids and grandkids to buffets at least a few times a year for over 25 years because the grandkids love them. Last time was three weeks ago. No sitting fee, body count fee or any other unknown charge on that receipt. :)

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

@@emmef7970 it depends on where you go. Some places will still charge kids depending on their age, like 4 seasons Vegas style. Sure, they will charge for soda, tea, and coffee, but it really depends on where you go.

[@dougbowers4415]

In California most buffets closed for Covid and haven’t reopened. Buffets have sneeze guards to keep people from breathing on the food. It’s not fool-proof, but it helps.

[@emmef7970]

I live in southern CA and we had a new buffet open in my city where the previous buffet closed down due to Covid. It's even better than the original place which was traditional American and a bit of Mexican. The new one is American, Chinese and Japanese, ie: large sushi bar, etc. And, a Mongolian grill. Before 4:00pm it's $14.00, After, $18.00. Super fresh and the food never sits long. It's being replaced constantly. Quality of food and variety is amazing. I don't get Aidan's queue comment, buffets move pretty seamlessly here. Don't think I have waited behind more than one or two people ever. Most dishes a person will be in front of for 10-30 seconds and then they move on. Only been once but definitely want to go back, may be awhile though because there are so many restaurant options where I live. Sometimes it's really hard to make a decision, lol.

[@stevechilders2624]

I remember when you could just gamble a few dollars in the computer buffet. If you were a highroller, they let you cut the line those days are long gone.

[@sassycatz4470]

I believe I've been to the Farmers, Fishers, Bakers buffet in Georgetown. It was quite good.

[@seanhunter4297]

I've been to Shady Maple. It was excellent & Amish people work there & serve you.

[@hannahbrown187]

I’ve been to Honey Pig (the Rockville location), can confirm it’s delicious

[@seanjohn2876]

We don't have a lot of Indian choices but im noticing Chinese buffets mix Chinese and Mexican dishes more and more.

[@SkewtLilbttm]

Only buffet getting heaps of praise from Daz is Jimmy! Wastin' away again in Margaritaville, natch

[@twenty3enigma]

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is not in the heart of "Dutch country" -- because the term "Pennsylvania Dutch" refers to the German immigrants to Pennsylvania. My 1st paternal ancestor brought his family across soon after the end of the 7 Years War, and settled in Lancaster County.

[@twenty3enigma]

"I don't like Chinese food" is an absurd statement, because ACTUAL Chinese food is a whole subcontinent of extremely varied cuisines. Some are so unlike each other that you'd be amazed that they're from the same country.

[@emmef7970]

But worse is to say you don't like it because you once found a hair in it. She hasn't even tasted any of the food. It took a while to find the dishes I love but I continue to try more, some I like others I don't. It's all about finding the dishes you love. I guess Sophie doesn't realize a hair in a meal can happen anywhere even in a high end restaurant.

[@LancerX916]

I personally like Western Chinese over traditional Chinese. Had a roommate whose family came from China. He always cooked traditional, since his chef father taught him how to cook. I found it to be oily and bland. He ate both types but preferred traditional.

[@sapotech101]

By me they are like 16 dollars to enter. So get your 😮 up and serve your self as much you want. You think is is 16 bucks and they going to pay also someone to serve you lol... fogo de Chao is 60 dollars that's why they serve you.

[@BWen3]

Tik tok is absolutely roasting British Chinese at the moment. 😂😂. Grim.

[@Mnunnsr]

You dont dip crab in butter, that is lobster. The Chesapeake bat region (Maryland & Virginia) is the only place to eat crabs in the USA. We steam them (Never boil) in a wonderful dry rub spice called Old Bay and then you literally rip them to shreds peeling off shell and eating the very sweet "Blue Crab" meat that is spiced by the old bay. :)

[@Mnunnsr]

The other crabs you spoke of ("Alaskan") are more like lobster.

[@kimson305]

​@@Mnunnsruh everyone I know dip their snow crabs in butter including me so speak what you know.

[@Mnunnsr]

@@kimson305 lol...doesn't make it right

[@TheCosmicGenius]

Sadly, Charley's Buffet, in Lincoln, Mo, is now permanently closed.

[@Lazai2190]

Where china did you eat chinese food though. It’s literally one if the most varied cuisines and china is over 10x the size of the uk. The food and temperature of the land varies greatly.

[@MichaelW969]

Covid spelled the end for many buffets in the US

[@rayrayber_]

Only buffet ive ever been to is golden coral lol

[@d2ndborn]

I am not at fan of buffets but will try sometimes

[@rafehr1378]

After 5 years of serving in the military, buffets are no issues, the same as a restaurant, Fast food joints.

[@NikkiCox81]

I'm not a fan of buffets anymore, when I was in my early 20s I used to go to them all the time with my friends but that was when I was broke and hungry all them time. LOL I'm like y'all, I can do a hotel breakfast buffet but nothing else really.

[@Novaximus]

Buffet's are good for two things. 1. Desserts 2. The heavy carb type side dishes. Other than that most of them are usually pretty bad. And here in America, since the pandemic most buffets left are asian :/ In any event they're always too expensive vs the amount of food I could actually eat. 30 to 40 dollars for mac n cheese and cake is just a waste of money.

[@Bearfacts01]

Las Vegas has great buffets.

[@TaMara_x]

I've been to a few buffets but IIm also am not a fan of people breathing and coughing near my food.Hotel breakfast buffets are the best though! 😋

[@ChristaFree]

Because people don't cough or germs in hotels? Lol

[@TaMara_x]

Yeah.. that's it .. 🙄 If you go get it when its freshly brought out theres less chance someone has coughed or sneezed on it.

[@b.t.40yrs_ago]

If you only saw what goes on back in the kitchen.

[@EskimoPablo907]

Buffets traditionally are all you can eat. Well don't take my word on that, but in America, I've never been to a buffet that isn't all you can eat.

[@dougbowers4415]

A buffet that isn’t all you can eat is called a cafeteria.

[@justkris3515]

They really need to try Soul Food if they haven’t

[@johnzubil2875]

Are all Brits this picky.😆😆😆

[@jjw1072]

I was thinking the same thing. Picky and germophobes. 🤷‍♂️

[@janemary8339]

Innit?

[@irishbrneyes6978]

You make buffets sound like torture. 🤔 I guess since I've been around them all my life here in the US that it just doesn't seem to bother me that much. They really aren't as bad as you make them sound. Also, at the end of the day, most buffets give their foods to homeless shelters, so the food isn't going to waste.

[@EllisD17]

Before I even watch I'll say this. GET THYSELF TO AN AMISH BUFFET PRONTO! Also Daz never go in a kitchen where your food is being cooked to order, the salty taste is actually sweat from the chef's brow. Now on with the show.

[@robertdanyus6836]

When the mobsters Ran the casinos all of food was cheap And the drinks were free. As long as you gambled. But Vegas turned into a More of a family place and all these high class chefs took over and now buffets are super expensive. And you gotta want to eat a lot of food to make up for how much they charge you.

[@Travisml3]

What about Fogo de Chao?

[@chrisbryz1652]

I think chinease and Indian food has the most flavor in some sense maybe not the best but maybe the chinease food there isn't good lol but for me canadian and American classics is where its at and chinease ect once and awhile when you want a change

[@lazyblazer]

7:52 Sophie reevaluating reality😂😂😂

[@nepaliyuva408]

Chinese food is mother of all cuisine

[@Lazai2190]

Yeah lol i sincerely doubt they’ve tried even 20% of it unless they’ve lived there a significant amount of time.

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

And the cousin of diarrhea 🤣😂

[@nepaliyuva408]

@@heywoodjablowme8120 I thought indian was cousin of diarrhea

[@travisjay43]

Food Snobs

[@willrobinson4976]

Love the reaction family, keep it going.

[@BostonBobby1961]

This comic who’s no longer with us discusses buffets. He was from Boston. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXnMqXdugrmhmZY

[@georgesoares45]

In Vegas the send the wasted food to pig farms

[@jasonw8332]

I’m a bit confused on the dynamics. Obviously we have mom, dad, and son, but who is Sophie?

[@Bellastrega1960]

Americans like buffets

[@brandonterry4638]

So people don't breathe on and handle your food at every fast food place ever ? Ever wonder how many just scratched their junk or crack and folded your bun in top...grow up Peter Pan

[@controlZchannel]

I live in China. You probably had Shanghainese food that typically more bland or that cold chicken. Chinese foods from other regions is better.

[@dropemoff1877]

your kids don’t like chinese food because they’re trying it in the uk

[@2AwesomeDogs]

The Amisha Buffet in Pennsylvania

[@williammunson5832]

The best food on the planet is in Louisiana and not a single one of our outstanding buffets made this list. Fancy over flavor, I guess.

[@jchristif]

My family drug me to golden coral and lubys so much that I refuse to eat at a buffet most of the time. Is someone is going to one that has sushi I can do that tho. I instantly lose an appetite if there is a hair.

[@susancrouthamel760]

I live in Alaska n have friends that are in the fishing industry so we get King Crab Legs free n Halibut. You need alot of butter to dip the crab in.

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

How much is butter in Alaska like 50 bucks a stick??

[@EMD1028]

That's nothing, here in New Bedford, Mass we have been the fishing capital of the country for decades. You can get just about Scallops, Cod, most types of Crab in Atlantic, Tuna, Haddock and more for $1 per 5 pounds on Sundays.

[@lishawnstreeter6577]

Honestly no matter where you eat people breath over your food

[@MrDevtun]

The average American reportedly consumes several pounds of cockroach fragments, maggots, rat droppings, and other foreign matter annually. Impossible to filter out everything during food processing & preparation. Ignorance is bliss.

[@EMD1028]

Cracks me up how Sophie goes from an average looking girl to Linda Blair in Excorcist in a heartbeat.

[@Vendrix86]

what, where? lol that's messed up man

[@EMD1028]

@@Vendrix86 where? In every single video. But relax, it's just my opinion. Am I not entitled to it. If I hurt your feelings that's your problem not mine.

[@Vendrix86]

@@EMD1028 funny how you assume my feelings are hurt when you're the one getting all defensive at a simple question. I just asked how. No need to get your panties in a twist. I thought you meant this vid in particular but if you think that in general, that's fine. Your opinion as you say. Now take your own advice and "relax" and don't get offended over people responding to your opinion lol..

[@EMD1028]

@@Vendrix86 well you did say that is messed up so it apparently rubbed wrong in some way 🤷🏻. Girl if anyone's tits got twisted it looks like it was yours, you replied to my comment right? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@BillColeExperience]

You all are going to have to avoid Vegas

[@jartstopsign]

I hope there wasn't lice on that hair in your food, Sophie. Only joking but that's usually a deal breaker for me at a restaurant as well, I'd rather eat a gas station hot dog at that point

[@bernardmayles6564]

Best buffets are in Vegas

[@jettslappy7028]

I prefer a good Indian buffet.

[@jrbaytown]

I hate buffets! I find them disgusting. Like nasty people that don’t wash their hands after using the restroom, holding that serving spoon and putting a big glop of mashed potatoes on their plate. Oops, they put the serving spoon back into the mashed potatoes on the buffet and it accidentally falls into the dish. "Would you like a little feces with your mashed potatoes?" Also, geez…what is with the Korean buffet “Honey Pig Korean BBQ?" The beef brisket, chicken and squid is served “all you care to eat” but steamed eggs, noodles and soy bean paste cost extra??? 😂 If that is the case, I seriously doubt you are getting chicken meat. "We charge for noodles but meat free." Great video and I agree with you all, except with Daz and Aidan eating food after they found a hair in it. Helllllll naw!

[@Dieg0Marteen]

Made to order a buffet?

[@dks6714]

SHADY MAPLE....... LANCASTER PA!!!

[@gwildordipkin6504]

You just can't prepare food in bulk as well as individual items. Especially started talking 70 bucks for a buffet etc, can hit a steakhouse and get a perfect steak and sides, fresh baked bread, service vs self serve. Appeal used to be a buffet was all you can eat and cheap. Now Vegas does same old style quality of buffet food for 50 70 bucks. Same fried chicken you get at a grocery store deli, get real. I mean LITERAL Sysco systems same chicken for 49.99 it's insulting.

[@holddamayo7474]

Wrexham

[@imamisfit445]

I'm totally with Sopie. I'll skip everything seafood, thank you. Uugh

[@strawman6085]

I’m with Daz. Buffets are the pits.

[@Ameslan1]

I must say that I am a germaphobe and I do not like buffets where customers serve themselves all you can eat buffets. Even before Covid I just did not like the thought of 100000 of different strangers touching the serving utensils! The glass sneeze guards do not work if children can get up under the sneeze guards and sneeze on the food. LOL

[@trentoncrew3985]

Anyone else have a crush on Sophie 😏

[@MrYabber]

She’s very pretty

[@trentoncrew3985]

@@MrYabber she just seems so pure

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

@@trentoncrew3985 I'm guessing you want to do impure things with Miss pure Sofie. You should really save those comments for your gay porn channel homie.

[@Northbravo]

Cringe weirdos

[@timchism2943]

I'm with you bro . Sophie is adorable. She needs her own KZbin channel ❤😊

[@rioshad]

So you don’t mind cooks/waiters/waitresses breathing over your food

[@Lilmadman365]

Is it juss American reactions uno there’s other countries out there u could react to

[@RaulMolina-st8si]

You can always watch a different channel.

[@kimson305]

American reactions bring more views so get over it

[@lynnfish3653]

Buffets are not for me. As a germ-a-phobe I wouldn't be able to eat. I'd rather get a plate brought to me.

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

I dont like buffets im with the guys on this one.

[@robtintelnot9107]

Not a fan of getting food thats been sitting out for an hour. Rock hard fried chicken, gross.

[@tictacmoe6227]

Only buffet I'll eat at is Chinese ones. When you go to ones with steak and like American food its normally shit I rather have a steak from a steak house.

[@easein]

Buffets are fun. Get bloke a wheel chair so he doesn't have to move his feet. FFS

[@keithcollett5462]

Be careful with Chinese buffets! I once got a $ 3.00 cat for $5.00

[@heywoodjablowme8120]

Hometown buffet where generations of immigrants and poor people dine in class. You will never see such a sorry sight.

[@gknow19]

Wrexham