South African Reacts to 10 Lies Europeans Believe About America

[@protonneutron9046]

Hard to believe that people are gullible enough to watch a movie and think that it is reality.

[@WoosterCogburnn]

She is a perfect example of what happens when you let television raise your child 🤨

[@briankgarland]

Notice how most of what she talks about come from movies and television. I stopped believing in the myth of "sophisticated Europeans" when I discovered that was what was primarily guiding their views on America.

[@the-superbike-squad]

My take on this video is, no matter where were from, we are all pretty much the same. Most if us are just normal, down to earth people who love the same things.... Family, friends, freedom and good times. Happy the weather has improved for you guys. Enjoy it, and the time with family. Best wishes to all!

[@1perfectpitch]

When they started allowing lawyers to advertise it was a huge mistake. This country is litigation crazy and it has driven up the cost of everything. Second big mistake was allowing drug companies to advertise.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

It is the money awarded through the courts actually. And the USA and the rest of the world benefit greatly from the vast variety of medications our competitive system produces. We have invented, advertised, manufactured and distributed Viagra for under $1! That is a miracle.

[@1perfectpitch]

@@ThePelagicHermit Drug companies don't create cures , they create customers with the help of the medical profession.

[@boki1693]

When I was a kid in the 60's and 70's. No one ever sued anyone unless it was really serious. Now, it seems like you look at someone the wrong way and your sued.

[@Kaylakaze]

@@ThePelagicHermit Most pharmaceutical R&D is done with public money through grants and public universities. Then they give the patents to a company, usually for very little cost if any at all, and then the company has a monopoly. The companies themselves do very little R&D. Though I realize you may have been being sarcastic with your comment, I couldn't tell for sure.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

@@Kaylakaze Hmmmm. Maybe I will learn something today. Only partially sarcastic. Why would they give the patents to companies that they know will abuse their position? And is the approval process more expensive than the R&D cost?

[@allallone]

The coffee one I heard for years. It always made me mad until I looked in to it. The woman was badly burned and her medical bills were way higher than she could afford (surprise, surprise). The majority of her settlement went to medical bills and court fees. The biggest problem was not that the coffee was hot, it was that the lid was not properly attached to the cup which led to it spilling all over her lap.

[@raven3moon]

Yeah sure got 3rd degree burns because the coffee was so hot (180 to 190° F). Plus there had been 700 previous incidents of serious burns from McDonald's coffee, with settlements in some cases. The corporation had known about the problem for more than 10 years, but hadn't done anything about the problem.

[@jmielke4341]

And from that case there’s a limit to the temperature of which the drinks are served at now. The machines don’t heat past a specific temperature

[@PenelopeFrank]

@@raven3moon I remember when their coffee was hot. It was insanely hot, you could not hold the cup for a while, it was that hot. Also, I remembered companies pushing to restrict legal liability. Using this incident to prove there is too much freedom in frivolous lawsuits. That lady has a lifetime of medical issues. And laws did pass to protect corporations.

[@BramblyGaming]

Yeah, she had to have several surgeries and a hospital stay. It was insane. And McDonalds knew this was a problem! She held them accountable and got her bills paid. Fair play.

[@hughwilson9688]

The coffee was so hot it soften the lid when she grabbed it and brought it in the car the lid came off

[@-KingBeast-]

I dont eat breakfast. I usuallly dont eat until around noon, maybe until 3-4 depending on work

[@JKM395]

The woman with the hot coffee who sued McDs kind of had a good case. As I recall, she wound up with third degree burns all over her lap.

[@njd4291]

Well........Coffee is a small thing called hot. If you burned yourself with hot water at home, are you going to sue the water company?

[@JKM395]

@@njd4291 Seriously, there's more to this case than one would think. I can't remember the details, but look it up. She won that case for a reason.

[@andrelee7081]

@@njd4291 It was hot to an absurd degree due to negligence, which is why McDonald's lost the case. If you think coffee should be hot enough to put someone into shock with massive third-degree burns, then you need help.

[@themourningstar338]

@@njd4291 It was negligence on McDonald's part, which is why they lost the case and changed company policy on their coffee temps. That poor woman had horrific injuries and suffered through multiple skin grafts and permanent disfigurement. All she was suing for was the money to cover her medical bills, and McDonald's didn't even want to pay that. Instead they spent waaay more money on lawyers and a PR campaign against her (which is still being regurgitated by people like you 🙄) But yeah ok, let's defend the negligent greedy soulless multi-billion dollar corporation 🤦🏻‍♀

[@SpearM3064]

@@njd4291 Did you know that McDonald's had been warned, repeatedly, that the temperature their coffee was being served as was unsafe and unfit for safe consumption? Did you know that they repeatedly ignored food safety standards to save a few cents on each cup of coffee? Did you know that more than 700 people before Stella had required hospital care because of the coffee? But McDonald's didn't give a shit about their customers (or their employees) getting burned. "We're all out of fucks to give, but here's a rat's ass." Stella wasn't driving. The car wasn't even in motion. She was in the passenger seat of her grandson’s car, parked in the McDonald’s parking lot. The coffee spilled when she opened the cup to add sugar and creamer. She suffered third degree burns covering 16% of her body, along with having her labia seared closed. There are pictures online. If you can look at those pictures without throwing up, then it's a miracle that your testicles haven't collapsed into an earth-devouring black hole under the force of their own staggering density. Stella didn't ask for $2.7 million; that was the jury's suggestion (later reduced to just $640,000 on appeal). She only wanted $20,000 to cover her medical expenses. McDonald's response was, "Here's $800 if you go away." Before the case even went to trial, McDonald's was offered three more chances to settle for $300k, $225k, and finally just $90k. So, McDonald's ended up paying $640,000 (plus legal fees). They could've made the whole thing go away for just $20,000 but NO, they wanted their day in court, and they LOST.

[@Captain_Cups]

On the McDonald’s coffee thing, the lady got 3rd degree burns on her groin area went she spilled it. Even if coffee is “supposed to be hot,” she definitely had a reason to sue.

[@MinniNatty]

I understand the coffee thing, but please watch the documentary. It actually gives really good perspective. It’s called Hot Coffee.

[@patrioticz2858]

2:08 LA is full of Homeless and crime 😅

[@bloodbadger5378]

The McDonalds coffee suit was valid.

[@briankgarland]

Hollywood did deserve its reputation, but that was decades ago.

[@troycooper7180]

Two eggs over easy, hash browns, bacon and toast. Some mornings like Saturdays or Sundays we do it big with biscuits & gravy, grits, and breakfast sausages or ham - combined with the first items I previously mentioned. *Yes, we scramble eggs too and do omelettes as well, and some people eat cold cereal & milk or just a bowl of instant oatmeal.

[@sdv73168]

Jono, your reaction to her is pure gold! 😂 Love your channel. Please don't ever change, attitude and all! 👍

[@TheRealdal]

I went to work at a prison as a medical provider. That Friday when I was walking to my car my boss was like “so, your coming back on Monday, right?” I started laughing and said “of course”. Apparently a lot of people finish out the week and don’t return.

[@timlloyd1454]

Im an America brother so if you want to KNOW anything just ask me 😊😊👍👍 because this lady is funny with her perceptions😂😂

[@Kristen242008]

I know that other people have told you about the older lady that spilled her coffee. I watched a documentary about her. The poor lady got 3rd degree burns on her groin area (there are pictures online). Back when this happened, cup holders in cars were not really a thing, not many cars had them. The McDonalds that she went to had gotten in trouble before for the temperature of their coffee (it was nearly boiling), and she wasn't the first to get burned there. All she asked for was help with her medical bills. McDonalds refused, but offered free food. Then after more bickering back an forth, they offered $800. Her medical bills upwards of $100k, so not nearly enough. So she took them to court. The judge is the one that increased the amount. McDonalds is the one that started talking bad about her to the press, to make her seem like a money hungry old lady. They sullied her name on purpose, and I feel horrible for her that she had to go through all that.

[@kylesummers1565]

American here. I think I've gone to McDonalds perhaps twice in the last decade (Taco Bell maybe a dozen or two times). I have admittedly frequented Chick Fil A more often than that because that spicy chicken sandwich is the bomb (but the wait is becoming insane). I used to go to A&W drive-ins semi-frequently, but they apparently have such a hard time hiring people that I often couldn't place an order after 15 minutes sitting in a "stall". My usual breakfast is biscuits (sorta like scones) and sausage gravy, usually cooked by someone else, or peanut butter (with butter) on toast. I love eggs and if given the opportunity I will eat/order them. I also love good hashbrowns (finely cut fried potatoes). These days if I cook eggs it is usually scrambled in the micro-wave or on the grill with everything else. Peace, Love!!

[@YepOkay]

Man this is such a good channel. The way you reacted to the deodorant fact had my dying because I live in the US and felt the same way, like what? Good to have channels like this around to balance some of the perspectives. Edit: I'd say she's pretty accurate re: light breakfasts. The thing about the US is that we LOVE having indulgent, savory breakfasts (sausage, eggs, steak, bacon, etc. like anywhere else), but a meal like that is an 'any time of day' thing and often happens at dinner. Some of the best meals you'll have here will be at midnight at a breakfast diner.

[@kikibigbangfan3540]

Wasn't aerosol deodorant invented in America? So.....yeah 😂

[@marydavis5234]

Yes it was.

[@bamachine]

When I was a kid, we had biscuits and gravy every weekday, then bacon, eggs and toast on the weekends. As a man over 50, I try to eat a little healthier now. I rotate healthier cereal and milk, next day Greek yogurt, honey, fresh fruit and granola, next day eggs, bacon and toast, next day oatmeal with honey and fresh fruit, then start the cycle again.

[@WayneCoke]

In the early 80's I went with a group of around 80 people to seeing the manufacturing plants from vendor in England. There were several guys from Texas/Louisiana/Oklahoma and we ran around together. Many of us would and I am still in the habit of telling someone good morning/Good afternoon/good evening. More than once I received a look like "How dare you speak to me since we are strangers" when I would say "good morning".

[@lindawalker6105]

Certainly not the experience that people from other countries have about American friendliness. Maybe you were in a group of people (owners, managers, etc, )who thought that they were important and had to be more formal in that kind of situation. I know personally that if you walk down any street in those three states, you will be greeted by a "good morning" or whatever time of day it us or at least a friendly nod of acknowledgment. In fact, you will hear the greetings in three different American accents.

[@WayneCoke]

I was taught from a young age that greeting someone is a common courtesy. One of the things that a old school salesman taught me was that there is nothing sweeter to a person than their name. When I did outside sales I treated every one at a shop the same, didn't matter if it was the owner or the guy that cleans the bathroom.

[@prisonmike6210]

I literally go by the name breakfast anything quick like cereal or toast maybe throw some peanut butter on it and I'm gone it's time for work.

[@josepholszewski2565]

Right there with ya mate! 95% of the time there is sport on my tv, all types of sports! and an occasional movie

[@impresarioe6824]

I have had the opportunity to meet some celebs and they’re pretty normal🤷🏾‍♂️. Yes! They have a lot of money, get to be in movies, have the glitz and glamour, but when just sitting and talking to them (at least the several I’ve met), they are just regular people.

[@BigMoore1232]

Fast food is a once in awhile thing for most families. I've had a garden for years and can my own vegetables. A lot of people I know here in the Midwest do the same.

[@guesswho7758]

It's been years since I've gone to a "fast food" place...so long that I can remember Whopper's and Big Mac's for $2. The commercials I see now are all barely under $10 for a "value" meal. Couldn't afford it even if I wanted to. Growing up my Mom taught me how to can/preserve veggies and fruits. How to make homemade jellies and jams, pickles, how to make homemade candy. I have not had the need to do it in years but I may start growing some and canning again...once I get outta S. Florida.

[@BigMoore1232]

@guesswho7758 I don't necessarily need to have my own garden or need to know how to can and preserve my food but it's just fun for me to do and fresh vegetables out of the garden are amazing. I've taught my son how to do it also. We also hunt and fish so we definitely never go hungry around here lol

[@Whoozerdaddy]

Just so you know, I couldn't watch more than a couple minutes of this, but it had *nothing* to do with you. And this is one of her _better_ videos.

[@catherinelw9365]

LOL, tell me about it. It's painful to watch.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

@@catherinelw9365 *She* is painful to watch. I've stumbled, accidentally, into a few of her other videos. Not. Good.

[@duke_1goat334]

I love your channel. I can't wait to hear the news on your trip to the US.

[@circedelune]

We have roll-on, spray, and stick/ gel deodorant. The most commonly used is the stick/ gel deodorant. Spray deodorant isn’t good. It gets everywhere, fogs up the air, and makes me choke. I’m not sure roll-on is a thing anymore, but if it is, I don’t know anyone the uses it. I believe what she is referring to as roll- on is actually, stick/gel deodorant. It is a solid delta that that you just rub on. It goes on dry, so it doesn’t make a mess, and doesn’t get anywhere except where you put it. The gel type goes on a bit wetter, but dries quickly.

[@wendellgee11]

I noticed that when I was in England, they were more obsessed than the US about celebrities! I was even asked if American people were like those on the Jerry Springer show! 😂uh, nope!

[@larrym.johnson9219]

😂😂😂 From Florida 🤟🔥⛪👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🇺🇸

[@wendellgee11]

@@larrym.johnson9219 Springer guests are a rare breed!!!!

[@wendellgee11]

Okay, the McDonald's coffee lawsuit...when the lady went in to complain, she was shrugged off. And she had 2nd or 3rd degree burns.

[@marydavis5234]

From what I heard she was driving out of the McDonalds parking with the coffee cup in her lap and it actually says on the coffee cup lid, Caution, Hot coffee

[@wendellgee11]

@@marydavis5234 after the incident is when they started putting the warning on the cup.

[@marydavis5234]

@@wendellgee11 my two local MCDonald has had the warning on the lid since , I was in a teenager and I will be turning 62 in October.

[@douglasostrander5072]

Breakfast uhm, toast with peanut butter and coffee but usually just coffee.

[@daniellehuston7959]

The coffee was scalding hot!! Not coffee hot! I love your channel!

[@raphaelpaz8476]

After watching this reaction with that leprechaun that Mcgirl made me feel dumber

[@higgme1ster]

I'm seventy and I have never had an issue where I wanted to sue someone. I don't have any relatives or friends who sued someone. I even had a co-worker who used a cane and walked with pronounced swinging gate. One day something allowed me to talk with him agout his story. He said he had had a bout of sciatica and he went to a Doctor who thought an operation might alleviate his pain and numbness. He came out of the operation having to learn to walk all over again. I asked him why he didn't want to sue the Doctor. He said that the Doctor had said from the begining that the kisk might be what actually happened. He had also been a biker and felt that the number of hours on his motorcycles over the years contributed to the sciatica complaint. The last time I saw him was a few years ago, when he came to my house on his new Can-Am Spyder reverse tricycle. He said the well made suspension didn't exacerbate his problems, so he was back on the road again. LOL, he still looked like a biker wearing a leather skull cap just to stay legal on the streets. We as a culture do not threaten to sue our fellow citizens, at least not in the Southern United States.

[@SeanzGarage]

Also thought the coffee lawsuit was insane for years. Remember hearing a different side once and iirc she just wanted the medical bill paid to take care of the burn she sustained from coffee at near boiling temperature. The machine heating element was probably f'd or something. she didn't want money for "pain and suffering" which is essentially the "profit" part of a lawsuit like that. McDonalds refused to take care of her burn and she had to get a lawyer involved who of course sued them for an insane amount. I don't remember all of the details but I remember thinking it was actually a lot more understandable after knowing all the facts. This is coming from a person (me) who's family almost died by getting rear ended at highway speed at a stop light. Won't get into the details other than the car was totaled, we miraculously walked away without major injuries. Would have been a huge pay day if I had sued guaranteed but I didn't cause fuck that shit unless you have no choice.

[@YepOkay]

Re: misconceptions viewers had, I can't say I had too many that came to light while traveling, but I had the benefit of the modern internet, so I i could get good perspectives. When I was 18 I traveled to the UK from the US for a few weeks, and the first thing I did was order a "full English" :D. Excellent meal.

[@davidludwig1492]

Glad to hear you're planning on coming across the pond. Have fun, enjoy yourselves, but keep your head on straight and stay safe. We can't wait to say, "Welcome, y'all."

[@jonograhamreacts]

Thank you, I can't wait either.

[@larrym.johnson9219]

Diane has a preconceived notion of the United States of America. There are a lot of advertisements about America including Hollywood commercials that don't reflect who and what America is. There's a concept of America it's mostly like New York City or the West Coast or California. Because were Diane lives I think it's Dublin, is the combined industries of Film and advertisement, and banking, as well course being the capital of the Republic of Ireland.

[@TanyaQueen182]

47 year old American here. I usually have a bowl of cold cereal, or maybe a muffin. I think I'm pretty average in that.

[@TheRealdal]

I ask for extra hot coffee so I can sip it longer. I hate when my coffee gets cold.

[@protonneutron9046]

We CAN just fire someone by saying , YOU'RE FIRED! Why couldn't one do that? It isn't a lie.

[@toddhall7416]

I remember McDonalds coffee used to be so hot it was ridiculous. You had to let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes before you could drink it.

[@JDitto702]

I live in Vegas and when growing up and the internet and AOL came out everyone thoudht we lived in hotels on the strip. They thought the strip was the only thing in Vegas.

[@briankgarland]

Quitting and getting fired is a thing. Most people do not have an employment contract.

[@patrioticz2858]

15:15 it was like 150-200°f 😅

[@jodyarrington8555]

Freakin' heck! We have every kind of deodorant you could want. And yes, MANY of us carry "pew-pews" - legally and illegally. Contrary to the media, we have very strict "pew-pew" laws to purchase them.

[@cygnusx-3217]

In the US, most people do *not* use credit to live above their means. They use credit because they can't keep up with the necessary expenses of life. They're drowning.

[@catherinelw9365]

I know people who use credit too much and run up debt they can't afford.

[@joshrosel3611]

Look into the McDonald's thing man. The pictures are gross. Like.. Her skin fused together in her pelvic area. She needed skin grafts. She only asked for the medical bills to be paid, when McDonald's said no to the 20,000 McDonald's was found at fault and she ended up with over 2 million

[@aggravatedHart]

I was surprised when I went to NYC and saw people literally sleeping on the sidewalk with a whole mattress. I’m from Georgia and never even saw much of homeless people in general. I was surprised when I went to NYC and saw people literally sleeping on the sidewalk with a whole mattress. I’m from Georgia and never even saw much of homeless people in general. What’s this nonsense about her not seeing cheerleaders or being invited to prom or homecoming? That’s high school stuff…or sports games for cheerleaders in general. It would be super weird if her as an adult was invited to a child’s prom….. 🤔

[@PaveDroid]

The McDonals that lady who sued for hot coffee also spilt it while turning on to a main road that was at the corner of another main road. Additionally, the exit from that McDonalds is pretty steep, so she is to blame for the incident. Put it in the cup holder and focus on driving.

[@jonograhamreacts]

100%

[@benwilson9090]

Interestingly, the two examples I can immediately think of where US Americans use spray-on deodorant in movies are both John Cusack. He did in both "Better Off Dead" and "The Sure Thing." Those might not be to her taste in movies, but they would at least be examples where she could see for herself that yes, we do indeed have spray-on deodorant. It does seem *to me* like a curious thing to be concerned about (or even aware of enough to wonder about), but hey, we all have things we get quirky about.

[@starparodier91]

3:41 ☹️ I mean my dad kinda is lmao 😂

[@Daniel-jf5dg]

The younger generations of Americans don't like breakfast most of the time.

[@hippiangel268]

As an American I eat two brown sugar and cinnamon poptarts and coffee

[@ragingmonk6080]

In America, we have the F-22 Raptor. There is mothing in this world that we do not have... unless it is hazardous.

[@moonday5521]

As an American. Not everyone owns guns, but every single one of us has an opinion on it.

[@Kaylakaze]

Well, since any of us could be shot at almost any moment, we have good reason to have an opinion on them even if we don't own them.

[@warrendavis9262]

What do I have for breakfast? I usually skip it...

[@tecianicole]

The coffee was so hot she got 3rd degree on her pelvic region from it being spilled on her.

[@harrystinefelt8765]

If you're in a right to work state and not a contractual/union employee(most working folks aren't) you can be fired at any time for any reason without notice. While spray on deodorant is a thing, the most common is the stick/bar variety. Spray on went out in the 80s with the ban on CFCs and the fight to stop the hole in the ozone. The Mickey D's coffee was too hot the woman dropped the cup spilling in in her lap which caused 3rd degree burns over 16 % of her body requiring multiple skin grafts. I'd say that coffee was too hot.

[@aliciarobinson4107]

Yesterday, I read someone suing McDonalds because the nuggets were too hot. No lie. 🙄

[@johnlake4809]

Dude!! I love your ink!!

[@jonograhamreacts]

thanks mate

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

I cant believe reality shows are still around when they are the farthest thing from reality. Survivor being the worst,since when does survival rely on who's the best liar and manipulator?

[@Kaylakaze]

She is wrong about the firing thing. In most states, you can be fired because the boss doesn't like the color of your shirt, or because they spilled their coffee at breakfast and is having a bad day.

[@MisterRoads]

Haven’t started the video yet but thanks for the genuine reactions. I hate when people fake the funk. Cheers

[@getitright5863]

I believed all Brits had gardens in their yards. To me that would be veggies but I watch cleaning videos where they clean the bricks and stones and there aren’t any gardens in those.

[@kevinprzy4539]

That's kind of the problem with people not from a certain country, they base it too much off of the media I wouldn't go to South Africa or any European country expecting to see the stereotypes of that country and it's funny and ironic about the spray on deodorant lmao it was an American from Chicago that invented it and first produced and sold it to the American public before anyone else.

[@guesswho7758]

We r most definitely NOT all rich. A lot live below the povery line. $250 for a months of groceries. Havent been to a Dr in over 15 years. Cant afford it. I dropped a 2-ton floor jack on my foot and waited a week to see if i really needed to go to a Dr. (Yup, fractured my toe) and regretted spending the $220 for urgent care. That was a months worth of groceries for me.

[@terrycarter1137]

Jono, something about Americans that you might find facinating and that's preppers, try to find the TV show "doomsday preppers" my belief is it's best to be prepared for bad situations like bad weather, that way you're not stuck when it hits and people panic and empty shelves.

[@jonograhamreacts]

man I have seen some of these videos and people are so prepared. I will have a nose around and try find a good one to react to. cheers mate!

[@philmakris8507]

We are not as divided as she thinks on the 🔫 issue. Most households have one. In fact we have more 🔫 than ppl.

[@dominickthornburghakaTRG]

Holy crap. That dentist comment came back to bite you. Lol.

[@jonograhamreacts]

hahaha, it did indeed.

[@beesnort3163]

Awesome tats my guy!

[@MrMarkcalland]

The coffee video that woman had third degree burns

[@joshjones718]

you also have to imagine the writers of these films. not only do they wear tiny hats for temple, they love to sue and litigate and are big into things like plastic surgery and destroying cultural heritage; all the while blaming their intended targets of those very actions. There is a polish proverb.... something about "somebody crying out in pain as they strike you"? idk, figure it out. whoever "they" are, they certainly like to invert the truth.

[@Kaylakaze]

Don't you mean (((they))), Nazi-boy?

[@RebelAngelkiller62]

She's more incorrect than correct about Americans being able to quit their jobs on the spot. Although she is correct there are SOME people who work under contract, those contract jobs do in fact have conditions that allow you to quit should the employer violate one of them. Also, those jobs are the exception in America, the majority of jobs in America are regular salary and hourly workers that can not only quit on the spot but they can quit for any reason.

[@yewhobagstea9332]

Nah bro that coffee was like not hot ouch it was hot burn through your skin hot. 3rd degree burns on her thighs and you know what else. Bad burn

[@rich7995]

Coffee and malt o meal

[@foley3769]

This was the first video I watched of yours and you had me hooked at 01:59 when you said "WHO CARES" about hollywood. I feel the same. I could give Z E R O turds about any of those people.

[@videogamevalley7523]

movies and media always portray the stereotype and its a face plant when you see the truth, always take things whit a grain of salt

[@jonograhamreacts]

that's true mate, I like to make my mind up from my own experiences.

[@boki1693]

The reactor your watching is a very popular reactor. But you shouldn't take everything she says seriously. She is funny and some of the stuff is more poking fun at herself and making jokes than to be taken 100% seriously. :) Breakfast. I work overnights so I really only have breakfast twice a week. When I do, it's usually 3 eggs, scrambled or fried with hard center. 4 small sausages and a big English muffin. Sometimes coffee and orange juice. Or I might have some grits with butter, pepper and hot sauce with 4 sausages mixed in. Grits taste like whatever you put into them so they go with anything. But I keep it simple because I really can't cook all that well. LOL. My favorite breakfast food is Eggs Benedict but substitute a round sausage Pattie for the Canadian bacon. Pancakes and Waffles. I will eat them but not a huge fan. I could take them or leave them and will only make them every so often just to eat something different. They are super filling though.

[@DUEYZ4U]

I think she means well. I would take her views of America with a few grains of salt. I feel bad that any person would spend time here and this is their conclusion of America.

[@andrewjohnson5526]

Again you did not disappoint this is a great reaction and some of the things she talks on are like what. I hope today find you and your loved ones healthy my friend.

[@rich7995]

How's your back bro

[@jonograhamreacts]

back is getting better mate, still killing and leg still numb but getting there

[@Kenneth_James]

Germany is actually the most litigious country

[@franciet99]

As an American, I think that the stereotype of Americans being ignorant about what happens outside of America is true. I lived in Canada for a short time and was surprised that they put more international news on tv than what I saw in the states. Most Americans don’t even know that Canada has provinces or could name one unless they live close to the Canadian border. Most of Mexico is not known to Americans either. They may go to the tourist areas ie., Cozumel, Cancun but that’s about it.

[@TexArizocan]

Cancel culture is real, its sad

[@robertjaynes6088]

(squirrel) just like me and so many of the people i was in the army with,,,the fly is the squirrel and you are the DOG from the movie "UP" we are all professional till that dumbed fly/ squirrel

[@JasonMoir]

Diane's channel is great and so is the community around it.

[@cynsi7604]

Here here. I noticed your name from there, also …NC too. ✌🏻

[@TexArizocan]

Bacon would be my breakfast if i ate it

[@MMOStein]

man this girl kinda extra clueless ngl

[@ScorpoSangs-ud2os]

Watch,, US defense global transportation system Watch,,, US himars system Watch,, life of US Navy pilot on aircraft carrier

[@jonograhamreacts]

will check em out

[@TacticalSandals]

So your now doing reactions to reaction videos..?

[@lane6866]

I enjoy Diane's videos and think they make for good reactions, because as you can tell, she's very honest about her own experiences and even her own naivety about things, so it's interesting to see if others agree or have weird things like that to share themselves. For instance, when I first saw this video, I was shocked to hear Europeans still commonly use spray deodorant. In my experience, most Americans went roll on or solid back in the 80s and 90s when there were chemicals in the aerosols that were bad for the environment. Spray is still available, but it's a tiny fraction of the shelf in a store. Also, I think with the whole celebrities in the news thing, she's referring to literally the nightly news. In the US, you will see things like Depp v. Heard right after news about Ukraine or some disaster. When I watch things like BBC or even SkyNews, it seems like it's only royals or maybe if something major happened, like someone dies or has a horrific accident, etc. Also, as I think you noticed, Diane is from the Republic of Ireland and lives in Spain part time. As there are many UK based reactors on things about America, I find for me it is important to keep that in mind because there is a difference between a UK worldview and a Western EU one. They're of course similar, but the UK sometimes seems more like a US/EU hybrid in some ways.

[@briankgarland]

I don't watch her very much anymore because she is quite ridiculous a lot of the time.

[@shalakabooyaka1480]

The youtube censoring everything nowadays is so fucking stupid

[@allallone]

The KZbin censoring everything is so adorably stupid KZbin censoring fixed it for you lololol

[@gundam124]

Feels like she lived under a rock.......but about the Hollywood sign tho....the hike to it is meh

[@nanner3200]

She seemed to focus on superficial things. Not a lot of depth to her beliefs.

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Be nice to Diane lol

[@grapeape325]

The mcdonalds coffee lawsuit just seemed like the tipping point for an all out free for all on suing others frivolously.

[@themourningstar338]

You need to actually look up the facts of that case and stop buying into McDonald's soulless corporate PR machine. They LOST the case because they were negligent and liable. Nothing in your comment lines up with facts or reality.

[@marydavis5234]

I heard she had the coffee cup on her lap while she was backing out of the parking area and the cup fell over and the lid came off.

[@themourningstar338]

@@marydavis5234 She wasn't even the driver of the car. You know, it's not hard at all to look up info instead of posting incorrect things you "heard".