Americans React to Hilarious Out-Of-Context British Memes

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[@carllawrenczuk9173]

Clarkson, May and Hammond the top gear/grand tour trio. Those 3 mps were spitting images like 🤣👍🏻

[@lostingothicmusic]

Also, the final meme - that's Clarkson!🤣

[@Jimmy_Jones]

Yeah. They do great music. Can't believe they haven't heard of them before.

[@54joevans]

​@@Jimmy_Jones 😂😂😂

[@samuelpinder1215]

​@@Jimmy_JonesThe top gear band is a real thing

[@TIDYJOKER]

"Dopplegangers"

[@CliveBilby]

Telephone Competition, calls cost extra money so "Ask Permission of the Bill Payer first!"

[@andybaker2456]

It works better as "ask bill payer's permission first".

[@user-vy6qi2pn8o]

​@@andybaker2456 your right they do usually say so ask the Bill payer's permission.

[@SeeDaRipper...]

'Bill posters will be prosecuted' 😏

[@chrisbodum3621]

it falls flat because 'bill payer' is obviously not a common expression at all in the US, and no one is 'translating' for them.

[@jillosler9353]

​@@chrisbodum3621 But surely 'bill payer' is self-explanatory???

[@Yandarval]

yes. That is correct. UK toilets say vacant and engaged.

[@Millennial_Manc]

or Out of Order

[@jgraaay18]

@@Millennial_MancUsually Out of Order, in my experience.

[@scmtuk3662]

And occasionally, you _might_ have to actually ... literally, as the saying goes, "spend a penny"..... or a few hundred.

[@alisonrodger3360]

I think the rise in Escape rooms is related to the amount of people who made it out of Ikea and wanted less of a challenge.

[@helenbailey8419]

😂😂😂😂

[@reactingtomyroots]

haha!

[@dawn5227]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tonycasey3183]

I once saw a ten-ish year old girl grab a seagull (in flight) by the legs and pull it out of the air because it stole part of her fish and chips. It is the single bravest, stupidest, impressive and crazy thing I have ever seen a child do.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

It's cos us Brits are "well 'ard" 😂 ... Happy go lucky all day long...but if someone takes the piss, the switch is flipped...we like manners, clearly the seagull skipped the please and thank you...and that lil girl thought "I ain't having THAT!" 🤣

[@Unethical.Dodgson]

It's funny. The more brazen and aggressive that the seagulls get -- the more the people return the favour in kind.

[@peachygirl2374]

I did that for a batter sausage 🥲

[@Rachel_M_]

There is a seagull that sits outside my local Aldi waiting for someone to open the automatic doors. He then makes a beeline for the 12 pack of cup cakes and drags them out of the door. He does this daily Never ever feed a seagull if you come to Britain. Not joking 😂

[@ekatep6362]

I love this 😂😂😂

[@fuzielectron5172]

There was one in Aberdeen years ago that did similar...lol

[@Rachel_M_]

@@fuzielectron5172 there are a few videos on KZbin. Greggs seems to be a popular target 😂

[@theotherside8258]

Research into seagull bandits shows that in any area it tends to be same individuals doing the robbing rather than most of them or any random bird taking opportunities.

[@margaretflounders8510]

What was worse for me, I sat outside, waiting for my hubby, a seagull flew over, shat on my hair, and did a bloody victory roll!..YUK!

[@penname5766]

Obviously, the funeral directors put up the sign ‘Thank you NHS’ during the pandemic when everyone was doing it to keep morale up and genuinely show appreciation for what the medical profession was doing. Somebody has just made a joke out of it. A bloody good one at that 😂😂😂

[@thefiestaguy8831]

When I was in primary school from 2000-2006 we had those portacabins that were "temporary" I drove past my school the other day and they are still there! Nearly 20 years later.

[@101steel4]

English seagulls. Basically flying pitbulls 😂

[@helenbailey8419]

😂😂😂😂

[@vinnyganzano1930]

With a taste for fish suppers.

[@reactingtomyroots]

haha, sounds like it!

[@barbarahayden5602]

Make that British - we have some doozies in Wales

[@Rachel_M_]

@@barbarahayden5602 in Llandudno we have the great Orme goats mooching around town eating the gardens. I've seen standoffs between them and the gulls, like something out of West Side Story 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@vinnyganzano1930]

Your voice was worse as revenge for not liking Double Deckers🤣🤣🤣

[@reactingtomyroots]

😂

[@vinnyganzano1930]

@@reactingtomyroots Sorry but it's one of my favourites. You need to try a Toffee Crisp though from Nestlé delicious 🤤

[@ElliePopsBespoke]

12:52 tv show competitions ask you to get the bill payers permission first before you enter (via phone) so he contacted Bill Payer - he knew the assignment 😂

[@stevenburgess2856]

The famous red phone boxes have been converted to mobile libraries, de-fibrillator station, greenhouses etc. They are still very much around! Hope you're both feeling better soon! Yes, the female equivalent of a stag do is a Hen-do or hen party.

[@theKNI]

There's a lad who lives behind one of my favourite pubs and from the beer garden you can see he has one of those old phone boxes in his garden. You'd be forgiven for thinking "that's a nice antique to have" but it's in Liverpool so it's more likely the result of a 3 day bender than antique collecting... 🤷‍♂😅

[@andybaker2456]

Mobile libraries?? Who's going to be dragging a phone box full of books around?!

[@stevenburgess2856]

@@andybaker2456 Buzby. :P

[@sarahjarvis7161]

or a hen night :)

[@rayanog]

@@andybaker2456it’s a ‘take a book, leave a book’ thing

[@alfiekelly5914]

The die bart lorry is actually a UK haulage company called Eddie Stobart

[@OneTrueScotsman]

In the UK, we have huge seagulls, twice as big as most found in the US. they're a real problem when you're at the beach and eating something. Fortunately, we don't have many serious wildlife risks, like bears, moose, alligators, etc, like you guys. Midges are my personal most hated creature. I live in the Scottish Highlands, and they're serious pests during the warmer months of the year.

A plaice is a delicious flat fish.

[@simonsaunders8147]

I wouldn't use that adjective. I just view it as a very "feathery" fish without the "firmness" of cod or haddock.

@@simonsaunders8147 Then don't. But I like its fine white flesh. Very different from what most people want from a white fish, but wouldn't it be boring if we all liked the same? You'd also have to wait longer in line at the chipper. My favourites are haddock, hake and skate for a fish shop, but otherwise, bream, brill, halibut, John Dory in addition to the others.

[@simonsaunders8147]

@Don't what, exactly?

@@simonsaunders8147 Use that adjective, Simon. I was kidding.

[@1nikg]

We have a chippy called "the plaice to be"

[@DaveBartlett]

The "Sofa King" van brought back a few memories: Sofa King were (are?) a discount furniture store in Northampton. A few years ago, their shop front banner declared: "Our Prices Are Sofa King Low" and someone took them to court on an obscenity charge. They won the case as it was ruled in court, that the obscenity had to be assumed, and was assumed by the plaintiff, so the obscenity was all in his mind!

[@TheHestya]

beautiful

[@paigehastings3221]

On a similar note, there was an oriental takeaway in Southend called the 'Fook Hing Chinese Restaurant' which caused many a chuckle.

[@jaysmith2858]

@paigehastings3221 That's like the old joke about going to a famous Chinese chef's restaurant:- 'Excuse me, Is that gentleman over there Fu King the chef? No sir, he's Wan King the waiter".

[@nicolaeileen4197]

No, the girl just became a popular meme here because of the first pic and how uninterested she looks that the guy is flirting with her. It was just a random nightclub photographer picture shared on social media that went viral. (to over explain:) shes then shared shes become the villan as the guy in the second pic looks as uninterested to talk to her as she was.

[@Fantasyish]

Thanks for explaining, I had no idea

[@commandermcnuggets1860]

The first picture comes from an anti-drinking campaign, perhaps shown only up here in Scotland. I imagine the 2nd photo is of the same girl who was shown to be rejecting the drunk guy in the first video, basically acting in the same manner she was portrayed to reject so fiercely.

[@rockybateman2904]

That is Simon Cowell he had 'work done' 😂

[@reactingtomyroots]

Woah! I'd say

[@mistycrom]

Good god, he's so orange, looks like he fell into a vat of Ready Brek.

[@helenbailey8419]

😂😂😂I love Lindseys reactions.She gets the British humour

[@dee2251]

If you enter an IKEA, it is literally like a maze that you have no idea how to get out of 😂

[@WTU208]

And you always find the cafe and the meatballs in the middle.

[@chrisbodum3621]

Except that they now have signs overhead showing shortcuts to different departments and also to the exit.

[@helenbailey8419]

Hotel California,"You can check out any time you leave,but you can never leave.

[@obijon7441]

@helenbailey8419. Funnily enough, the song and in particular that line from it, are about being in prison.

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

Huuuuum ! I wonder if this a deliberate ploy by the designers of Ikea Stores. The people from Holland are not daft. The longer you`re in the store the more you`ll buy, perhaps ?

[@livinglife5130]

The guy with the car crashed right up to him is a true Brit. guy with his beer, not a drop spilt no matter what.

[@31Blaize]

Right up there with the guys who sat in the flooded beer garden a few years ago.

[@jamesfry8983]

No one gets between an Englishmen and his pint.

[@Escapee5931]

That guy who was filmed fleeing the terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge, London a few years ago - running with a pint in his hand and not spilling a drop!

[@Kernowyon]

I live in Cornwall, go fishing on my boat out of Falmouth.. A few years ago I pulled a mackerel off the line a seagull swooped in took the fish statight out of my hand and ripped my finger open. Trip to the hospital and 9 stitches later. They're savages, trust me!

[@wildwine6400]

The seagull covered in curry is real. It was in 2019. It couldn't fly proper, and was spotted near a motorway, so he was taken to a local wildlife hospital and they give him a wash and made sure he was ok before releasing him

[@dee2251]

They’ve obviously never encountered the seagulls here, who lie in wait ready to swoop down on the unsuspecting and steal your food as you exit a subway, or any take-away. It happened to me in Cornwall. Nicked my subway chicken teriyaki right out of my hands. Obviously seagulls like a good curry too 😂

[@theKNI]

Wouldn't be surprised if the seagull, at the moment of release back to the wild, turned around and stole the rescuers lunch out of spite for washing off the curry he'd probably waited hours to steal in the first place.

[@raymartin7172]

When they found him they thought he was in a korma: but he fast recovered and just wanted to fly back to his naan. Sorry

[@hadz8671]

gullfrezi

[@dee2251]

@@raymartin7172 😂

[@theKNI]

Nothing sums up British spirit like a good scrap with a seagull over sausage and chips. They are VERY bold and will literally climb on you to get your food or grab it out of your hand as they fly past. I actually love it because it's funny and kind of cute that they're so brazen about it. For those who don't like it, we've really noone to blame but ourselves since they learned all this from us feeding them in the first place and birds are well known to pass down various behaviours across generations.

[@catherinegraham5170]

I once had bout after bout of laryngitis and pharyngitis until eventually my voice was so bad that my doctor told me I had to stop talking for two weeks - not a word. My husband had the biggest smile !!!!!

[@reactingtomyroots]

😂

[@christineunitedkingdom1824]

The IKEA one was sarcasm. Once in the maze of a store, it's laid out so you can only go the way it allows you to

[@reactingtomyroots]

Ah, okay! haha

[@Lilyofthevalley377]

Plaice is a fish. Some old telephone boxes have been repurposed. They hold Defibrillators, in rural communities some have become small libraries, planted with flowers etc.

[@rikardottosson1272]

9:37 the picture looked like a promo image from old Top Gear or the Grand Tour. Not only did the people look similar, but the composition was very, very Top Gear.

[@ElliePopsBespoke]

3:42 don’t think you quite got this one. Someone crashed into him but he saved his pint!

[@vallee3140]

Lindsey is very sharp, she got most of them immediately, and I couldn't. Loved watching you watching them, I laughed along with you.

[@colinbirks5403]

Level 5 goose warning, is the severity of the problem, not flight height, and yes, Britain is notorious for Seagulls snatching food out of your hands if you eat in the street. They tend to swarm around places like fish and chip shops, just waiting. They have been known, to enter shops and help themselves to packet products near the door. i.e. Crisps....... (sorry, chips.)

[@livinglife5130]

Bill Payer, When you enter a competition it says that you must ask the 'bill payers' permission so, he's asking him. 😂

[@ekatep6362]

Soooo many seagulls here, they take your food and will happily drink your beer. 10.30am here and I've started my day laughing at you laughing 😂

[@Debbie-henri]

Yes, seagulls steal food in my town too. Every summer starts with a council poster campaign to 'NOT' feed the seagulls. Of course, people do and you're a fool to set foot outside the shop with whatever you've bought.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

​@@Debbie-henrithere's no law prohibiting seagull feeding...just saying.... it's misleading of the council to make it seem like a "law" it isn't. Pigeons perhaps but not seagulls...seagulls are not nor ever have been labelled "vermin" (by law) 😘

[@NauiByeolEge]

Same here. They nest on the roof of our local Tecos and raid bins throwing rubbish everywhere, so even if folks do the right thing there's not point because of the seagulls. Our local council has now started trying to design bins that they cannot access to stop the flying menaces.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

@@NauiByeolEge they are not menaces. They are animals just like us trying to survive. All birds survived perfectly well before humans destroyed their habitats, they've learnt to adapt, which is amazing.

[@SimonKelk]

Yeah, if you ever come to the UK and visit any coastal town if you eat in the open it is very likely your food will vanish from your hands in the blink of an eye. The seagulls will take anything.

[@ellesee7079]

If laughter is the best medicine, you two will be better in no time! 😂

[@briancassidy6663]

Seagulls are thieving flying rats lol

[@mattsmith5421]

You will like what some communities have done with their old red phone boxes, they have turned them into library's. You bring a book to it and can swap it for any book that's in there.

[@sjbict]

ot homes for community defibrillators

[@tightropewalkergirl6485]

The underground staff have a pretty good sense of humour and do put signs up like this occasionally

[@theotherside8258]

The Central rail station in Newcastle used to sing train information across the station speakers and for other platform announcements. They said it was more audible and understandable above the rest of the station acoustics and it was. It stopped when the management changed, they were too miserable to allow such uncouth behavior.

[@thepickledpixie9052]

Seagulls are mental. There's a particularly funny vid news interview of a wee granny proudly sharing wearing a collander on her head to protect her from a nesting seagull. It kept dive bombing her when she went out to hang up her washing. The reporter ends up also wearing a collander. It's the most beautiful example of English eccentricity. Wish I could find the link, it cracks me up everytime.

[@reactingtomyroots]

Sounds pretty genius! haha

[@geoffpoole483]

I had a cat that caught a seagull and dragged it indoors. I think the bird reckoned that any cat mad enough to do such a thing was not to be messed with.

[@roseoconnor5938]

You two cracked me up watching this...😂😂😂😂

[@TanyaRando]

We have some places where seagulls will swoop down and steal your food, there's signs up everywhere not to feed them but people still do, but if you don't feed them they help themselves 😂😂

[@seamanarts]

Seagulls don't just take food, they will take your small dog straight out of your garden, straight up! The mother is using her child so she can roll her cigarette Plaice is a fish.

[@vinnyganzano1930]

Seagulls taking a dog is an urban myth.

[@seamanarts]

@vinnyganzano1930 it's not an urban myth. It happened in Devon in 2019. The dogs name was Gizmo, only a paw was found. Then another was taken not long after but was dropped.

[@Angelicala]

‘Tis true! I live in Devon. Beach gulls are way more more vicious than the city ones too. Teradactyls 😬😬😬 poor dog 😩

[@kmay1975]

Seagulls are the bird version of a mugger

[@xKynOx]

Seagulls and Swans will steal your food.

[@vinnyganzano1930]

Swans at least look good doing it.

[@strawdog7704]

@@vinnyganzano1930 your only saying that 'cos they threatened to break your legs.

[@vinnyganzano1930]

@@strawdog7704 Yes, I'm in thrall to a gang of swans.

[@geoffpoole483]

@@vinnyganzano1930 There was a swan on the Norfolk Broads (he might still be there for all I know) who patrolled a short stretch of the river Bure. He would approach a boat and rest his head on the stern, waiting for some food.

[@mubbles1066]

She’s using her son as a table whilst she rolls herself a ciggie.

[@Millennial_Manc]

I doubt that’s just tobacco

[@mubbles1066]

@@Millennial_Manc You know it mate😂

[@Millennial_Manc]

@@mubbles1066 Mother of the Year award finals 2024, Toxteth.

[@mubbles1066]

@@Millennial_Manc 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ethelmini]

Expect he was asleep, but still a goody

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Toilets in the UK are either vacant or engaged :) Clarkson, May, and Hammond were the long-time presenters of popular TV series "Top Gear", and those three do look a lot like them! And Essex is very much the British equivalent of New Jersey when it comes to the stereotypes :) The Bill Payer one - with TV phone competitions the calls always cost something like 99 pence, so they put up a warning "make sure you ask your billpayer first." Plaice is a flatfish like sole.

[@obijon7441]

I grew up close to an English seaside town, in the summer we used to spend hours watching unwary tourists and day trippers(aka "comforts" because they'd "come for 'day") coming out of the fish 'n' chip shops on the seafront being immediately set upon and mugged by gangs of seagulls. They usually work in groups, one will swoop in to distract the victims attention whilst another one sneaks in from the opposite direction to swipe the food, whilst the rest lurk around waiting to pounce on any food that gets dropped or spilled in the ensuing commotion. You can see them all sat on the rooftops of the nearby buildings, just watching and waiting for their chance.

[@poppletop8331]

A couple of years ago my daughter and her family were down visiting Lands End, they bought ice-creams. A massive seagull swooped down and stole hers, she had to buy another...but had her umbrella ready the second time.🤣

[@larryjimbob]

Believe it or not there isn't a bird called a 'sea gull'. The most common gull is a herring gull and also a few black headed gulls

[@chucky2316]

Black back gulls which are bigger stockier versions of herring gulls

[@larryjimbob]

@@chucky2316 The gulls round my way hang out in groups, covered in tattoos, drinking and smoking waiting to ambush any unsuspecting person with food 😉😁

[@chucky2316]

@@larryjimbob I'm in torbay in devon. They are pretty much the same here made worse by holiday makers feeding them ,whipping them into a feeding frenzy

[@larryjimbob]

@@chucky2316 Yep, worst thing ever is to feed them. The people that do are stupid and cause them to attack other people because they now see them as a food source.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

Some interesting seagull info... It's not illegal to feed seagulls as they are not...nor ever have been...called vermin (by law) so if a council tells you, you can't feed them, they're lying! (Pigeons maybe, but not seagulls) Interesting fact...if you regularly feed a seagull in your garden, it will claim ownership of you, preventing you getting mobbed by loads of them. It may be a mob initially but once they've had a fight amongst themselves, and sorted out who's boss, that will be the only one who comes. They will come and see you every year and bring their partner and babies to see you if they have them. They do not encourage rats...by laying out food for them, as they won't leave any behind, whereas other birds might leave bread on the ground. Seagulls eat fish, obviously, but studies have shown, if you put down a fresh fish with latex gloves on, (latex gloves on you, not the fish!) and a cheese sandwich that you already ate half of, the seagull will generally opt for the food touched by humans before food that isnt, even if it's not what you'd think would be their first choice. That's why they like getting food from people rather than on the floor. They like humans. Seagulls can eat pretty much what humans do. Not necessarily saying a human diet is optimal...mainly because most humans don't eat an optimal diet for themselves, let alone seagulls! However, of all bird types, they survive pretty good on human food. I like seagulls. That bit wasn't part of the info... 😂

[@paulguise698]

Hiya Steve and Lyndsay, I was going past a roadside Cafe, the slogan on the side wall was "try our Burgers, You won't get better" I thought it was hilarious, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

[@bill-wd7zs]

I think the worst seagulls I've ever seen here are in St. Ives Cornwall. Absolute expert food snatchers. Some of them even specialise staking out the ice cream van then swooping over the shoulder to knock ice cream to the ground. Then a group of them eat it off the floor, The guy in the van doesn't bat an eyelid he must have seen it a thousand times.

[@symons666]

The "no crime" is on a "no parking" sign, someone obviously changed it for humour purposes !

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

what is funny about the phone boxes is they changed from old to new so they didnt have to spend money on wages and paint to paint them red every year as they faded with the sun to a pink... now they waste money on removing grafitti and broken glass panels...

[@carolineskipper6976]

This was a surprisingly good selection! Some of this sort of thing I find very unfunny - but these were a great bunch! Yes, the seagull in covered in curry is likely to be true - they are scavengers by nature, and if someone abandons their curry, the seagull will have it! The 'Level 5 Goose Warning' is part joke part real. It's written to amuse (we don't have a danger scale for birds) but I assume the station does have a problem with a vicious goose on the platform. Our public toilets always use the terms Vacant/ Engaged to show if they are available. It's one of those things that isn't funny till someone points it out. The lorry with 'die bart' on the back is from one of our biggest haulage companies 'EdDIE StoBART' The one that totally puzzled you about "I'm only seeing Clarkson May and Hammond here" is that the three people named in the photo look just like the team who presented TV programme Top Gear for years. That is really funny - if you know, you know! 'Bill Payer'. If you enter TV competitions or draw or whatever by phone, they remind you that 'You must obtain the bill payer's permission' So some guy has messaged a random guy called 'Bill Payer' to ask permission to enter the comp.... Probably a set up rather than real- but still funny! The woman using what I assume is her son as a table is rolling a cigarette on his back.

[@maryeaston4874]

The thank you NHS on the Undertakers was because of all the work the NHS did during COVID. .. You are right Steve about the Hen Do/Hen Party

[@dee2251]

Clarkson, May and Hammond did the ‘Top Gear’ programme for years. You should really watch some of those episodes as it’s all about cars and some were hilarious

[@estherreeves6445]

The bossman in the last image is Clarkson. While I agree at times they have been funny not everyone loves them. Clarkson especially is somewhat of a dinosaur attitudes wise and was sacked for mistreatment of an assistant. I didn't encourage my boys to watch it because I didn't consider them good role-models.

[@dee2251]

@@estherreeves6445 Clarkson is controversial but extremely entertaining and It’s each to their own. We have remote controls and can always turn it off if we don’t like it. They were however so entertaining and dangerous at times and is why the programme was so very popular with so many. They did some brilliant shows and trying to unsuccessfully kill a Toyota pick up is just one highlight that I’ll remember. It really hasn’t been the same since that trio.

[@estherreeves6445]

@@dee2251 Not really disagreeing I just thought they should be given a balanced view of the program rather than just it is entertaining.. it was entertaining at times but it was also cringy and xenophobic at times. Clarkson once removed America from the map entirety and they were very derogatory about some of the countries they visited. Their hatred of Caravans however was funny.

[@dee2251]

@@estherreeves6445 as I said, Clarkson was controversial and he claims to almost hate everyone. I don’t buy that. He just enjoys winding everyone up. He even makes derogatory comments on people from other parts of this country. I’m from near Birmingham and he’s made lots of comments about that. I don’t take it personally and I don’t take him seriously at all. We just know he’s winding people up. The show’s popularity didn’t wane. The viewing figures proved that. Personally PC has gone way too far and it’s wrecking entertainment.

[@iannorton2253]

IKEA is already a labyrinth with no exit; it's terryifying!

[@drunkeldian3150]

You were totally right, a women's celebration before a wedding is called a "hen do". She almost had you convinced you were wrong lol

[@nolajoy7759]

Or a hen's night

[@symons666]

The picture of buying something for 99p and telling the boss to keep the change is "Clarkson" from the earlier picture of clarkson, may and hammond !

[@johnavery3941]

As a Scot fell of my chair at the thought of the Scottish Grass Cutter getting to the Border with England and thinking "feck off, you can cut that yourselves"

[@avaggdu1]

Happens all over the place at county boundaries as the grass cutters are only contracted to cut the grass in the area controlled by the Local Authority. The Scotland/England boundary was just a happy coincidence. But you know that...at least I HOPE you knew that!?

[@johnavery3941]

I did know that it was very funny it happenned on the Scotland England border and the photo is priceless

[@drcl7429]

those see through telephone booths were introduced in the 90s. That one clearly was as it has the 90s BT whispy man logo. Ikea has an entrance and an exit and unless you know the store layout you follow the one way floor pathway / arrows which has a route that meanders around the whole store from entrance to exit in an attempt to expose you to every product they have.

[@themoderntemplar1567]

You'll notice that the new phone booths are opened at the bottom, there's a good reason for that as the quaint old very identifiable red British phone boxes were used by drinks as a toilet. They regularly stank of piss.😷

[@broontroosers]

Dude get a hot toddy in you, you'll be right as rain. Whisky, honey, lemon juice and hot water - Bobs your uncle!

[@geoff1201]

It doesn't cure you, but you worry about it less.

[@penname5766]

The Clarkson, May and Hammond one is awesome. If you knew what they looked like, you’d see how weirdly all the three people in that photo resemble them - all the same hair types/cuts and that’s even the sort of stuff you’d see them wearing in one of their crazy Top Gear challenges.

[@symons666]

Using the kid as a table to make a self rolled cigarette, or "roll up" !

[@penname5766]

The Geordie one is because they like alcohol and they always say ‘pet’ as a term of endearment. So, cellars are for ‘alcohol storage, pet’. 😂😂

[@DarkStorm2711]

Hen Do is like a bachelorette party.... Stag Do is like Bachelor party... before wedding partys for Bride & Groom to be x

[@trevorgrimes7273]

We. Can’t read the slogans there coming over too small

[@Yandarval]

Turn the vid resolution up to 1080p under the settings cog, and make it full screen to read it.

[@Zlin0035]

Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond are the FormerTop Gear presenters (now Grand Tour). Famous for "Dicking about" and making everyone angry. but a joy to watch.

[@jillosler9353]

Brits have a great sense of warped humour 😂😂. Definitely NOT related to the Royal Family!!!

[@KirkhamWesham]

I have a couple of red telephone boxes near me, one of which is in a small farm village. I think they're disconnected now. They're used as hubs for defibrillators.

[@user-yx4wy1xp5w]

Seagulls are famous for trying to steal your fish and chips when you are at the seaside in the UK 😂👍🏼

[@samgeller1967]

Lindsey understood more than what Steve did, Steve kept looking over to Lindsey to see if she was laughing, I don’t think Steve knew what he was laughing at sometimes,. Steve, if you stop talking, your voice will get better!! Love the videos

[@ashdrive]

I live in the UK, and still find our humour just the best...🎉

[@Linz1489]

Seagulls here are almost dangerous they are so confident but actually the worst I’ve known was in Sydney last year, one literally stole some crab meat out of my mums mouth as she took a bite of her burger 😂

[@sdann9114]

So many seagulls are scavengers inland and not just at the coast. You sometimes feel you are being dived on by an albatross. They're lethal and have been known to walk into stores and walk out with bags of crisps.😂😂😂

[@glynnwright1699]

Seagulls and Canada Geese roam town centres like mafia gangs. Seagulls come inland whenever the weather is poor, which is most of winter. They raid the household waste dumps, so quite easy to imagine one covered in curry powder. We are 15 miles from the sea and currently have two sat on our roof, making a racket.

[@obijon7441]

Yeah, i'm about 20miles from the sea but only about 3miles from the local tip, which attracts huge flocks of them all year round. They're absolutely everywhere though, as you're never more than 75miles from the sea in this country, which is no distance to the "shitehawks".

[@geoffpoole483]

Geese are very effective substitutes for guard dogs and can be very aggressive. When I was a lecturer one of my students was late for class due to being chased by a goose on a local park.

[@larryjimbob]

I was laughing along with you two. I had tears from laughing. Great fun 🙏♥️

[@Concurr]

19:49 --- she's rolling a cigarette on her sons back xD

[@barrylarryharry7183]

Plaice is one type of fish that we get in our chip shops

[@claregale9011]

I love a good laugh , much needed in these times . Thanks guys 😊

[@tracyr2842]

This is my new favourite video. Laughing at you pair laughing! Brilliant 😂

[@Burglar-King]

Seagulls not the only ones to nick ma food. The deers in bushy park do too! Chips without chips were £1.90 😂

[@linda76seabright]

There is a village by me that has turned their old traditional telephone box into a library.

[@OneTrueScotsman]

We often use "engaged" here to mean in use. Especially if someone's on the phone and you can't contact them. I don't remember seeing it for a toilet sign though.

[@Kerazzy.]

It is Hen Do... Steve was right haha. This is one of my favourite react videos of yours. Seeing you both laugh your heads off is brilliant. Lindsay would be a great pub partner. ❤

[@ElliePopsBespoke]

13:57 fredos used to be 10p - now 68p hence inflation rate checker 😂

[@Yandarval]

I think the price was for six Freddos.

[@ElliePopsBespoke]

@@Yandarval 68p for 6 fredo’s? WHERE CAN I BUY THEM 😬😬

[@Yandarval]

@@ElliePopsBespoke You will need a favour from Dr Who. As the vid they watched, was dated 2021.

[@WolfPhoenix67]

I used to get them at a small convenience store when I was about 5/6 and they were only 5p. I'm only 18 now.

[@symons666]

Clarkson MMay and Hammond are presenter from a very popular car show called top gear, and the resemblance to a couple of them is remarkable !

[@liamowen]

For tv competitions here in the uk the small print always says asked the bill payer first before you phone in as it’s always a premium rate number how they get money in for the prize. Like a raffle.

[@user-bk3fz7wr5n]

Seagulls are the worst for pinching food x

[@lesdonovan7911]

yes they are coming more and more inland, I live 30 miles from coast but we see hundreds here on the roof of houses mostly in early morning grabbing what food they can.

[@theKNI]

Some would say they're the best at pinching food. 😆

[@BlueJay2929]

Brighton Pier

[@chris747f]

Do what I do, I live on north Devon coast if seagulls come near and are aggressive in our garden just throw some chilli’s in garden trust me they don’t come back 😂 (been doing for some time since our cats we’re nearly killed by seagulls)

[@jeanlongsden1696]

when they do phone in competitions on TV, they always say "check with the Bill Payer before calling". as in ok it with who pays the phone bill before calling.

[@bookstorebinge]

Says how many 'Eddie Stobart' lorries are around when I instantly realised what it should have been 😂

[@j0hnf_uk]

If you were in Malaysia, then the delivery service for food is either Grab or Panda. 😁 Chips without chips will cost you 1.90, apparently. Plaice is a flat fish that's common but not as common as cod or haddock, when it comes to fish and chips. There's also dover sole, and if you can find it, skate.

[@LB-my1ej]

The old red phone boxes are still around but in some villages they’ve been turned into libraries where people can take and leave books, food banks, second hand clothing drops and much more. People just go and help themselves to whatever they need

[@avaggdu1]

Not sure I would want anything from a phone box. I've never been in one that didn't stink of piss.

[@sophiemoshie]

I once took one bite of my sandwich and a seagull swooped down, landed on my head and stole the rest. They are skilled food thieves

[@siloPIRATE]

12:55 Those TV competitions would say ask the bill payer's permission before entering because they cost money

[@sarabazlinton9820]

Yep seagulls literally snatch food out of your hand if they get the chance, my son had an ice cream taken from his hand while we were on holiday at St Ives in Cornwall when he was 3, it traumatised him for ages because it was actually stolen by the most successful one out of several birds who all swooped on him at the same time, they then fought over it on the sand!

[@grendel1960a]

a lot of the old red boxes have been converted into defibrulator point, or pop up libraries, or information booths

[@dianeshelton9592]

Oh yes we have seagulls trying to steal our food. I live on the coast , you can tell all the coastal visitors, they don’t know how to protect their food and leave small children alone with a bag of chips. Invariably the child cries a lot when the chips end up on the floor and there is a carpet of seagulls, at their feet.

[@sueturner9468]

Phone kiosk. One of the worst ' not invented here ' examples of a new broom attempting to make their mark. They certainly did that. A dog's dinner.

[@SideQ-rr6my]

You got that british humour...you will fit right in guys 😂