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[@jeanproctor3663]

I'm really glad it's all coming together for you both now - I just watched the video where your house was dropped off before this one. Regarding coming to visit the UK, I think I might suggest holding on until next year (yes, I know we're only still in January), carry on saving as much as you can and create an itinerary of the places you both want to visit, including the estimated costs, how you'll be travelling round (car hire versus trains), maybe a daily budget, and possibly have a look at some of the other videos American KZbinrs have on here from their visits to the UK - and possibly contact them regarding expenses per day. I know Grimm Life Collective have recently been over here and put out a bunch of videos of the places they came to visit. They went to quite a few different locations in different parts of the UK, so they might be a starting point? Also, Evan Edinger is an American that's now living in London and he has some comparison videos, as well as talking about his experiences here in England. I hope this is helpful. All the best to you both.

[@irene3196]

Yes to all that. But two weeks is not enough.

[@SwiftTelly20]

This👏is👏smart! Two weeks to tour the uk, is NOT enough time at all. A full month minimum. Hire a small cheap car, travel light (don’t have lots of luggage 👎). There’s so much to consider JT & Anna. Focus on your new home, then a holiday 😊👍.

[@sarahalderman8680]

Tenby, in Wales... Beautiful and lush coastal walk

[@clints9322]

Kentuckingham Palace. Name suggestion

[@stevegraham6877]

I had all the injections done on my dog in NC before I moved back to the UK This saved her from having to go into quarantine Worth looking into

[@colinhingston4048]

Don't forget to look at the Welsh borders. Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. All farming area. Close to the Welsh mountains for great walks. Big enough cities to get everything you need.

[@rosemarielee7775]

And perhaps you could fly in to a local airport like Manchester and save some driving

[@EvanJGMegson]

I love Oxfordshire and Dorset I’m from Oxfordshire

[@BillCameronWC]

Good luck with the move into your new home 🎉 🏡. For your UK visit, however short or long it is, the one piece of advice I would give is - don’t try and cram too much in, obviously you’ll want to spend a short period in London, but choose only a relatively small number of other cities or places to visit and take it in as relaxed a way as you can, even try and squeeze in a day when you have very little planned and can enjoy wherever it is you are. It so happens I live in a small town (approx 10k people) in the north of Scotland, although I have lived in London for a few years and various other large cities in different parts of the world for some years, and I still like to visit large cities occasionally, but I prefer being in a small quiet town with easy access to the countryside or the shore (I live less than 100 yards from the sea shore with just parkland a cricket pitch in fact) & grass in between. I’m sure you’ll have a great time whichever parts of the UK you choose to visit 😂👍. Obviously hiring a car for touring around outside of big cities will give you more flexibility, but most parts have decent rail coverage so that’s an option.

[@MissTrouble1972]

Moving house is stressful, chaotic, down right tiresome. Just upload when you can we wont go anywhere. Cant wait to see how you and Anna decorate the house with all the things we have sent you. Gonna send you another parcel after i get time to get a airbox to send stuff to you.

[@lesleyhawes6895]

I am old, just 80, and have been travelling whenever I have had the time and the money. I too hate big cities, but the countryside takes more time to appreciate. My best trips have been those where I've had enough time to appreciate the place before moving on, so I agree with those of my countrymen who have said two weeks is not enough. Many Americans think that Britain is so small that you can do it justice in a weekend. You can't! You'll be very welcome whenever you do come, but please don't try to cram too much in! Or you may be put off for ever - and we'd hate that to happen!

[@tractorgirl8124]

Devon and Cornwall are a must the scenery is wonderful do you like theme parks if so a trip to both Alton towers and Thorpe park are great fun

[@fatsam2564]

You and Anna should do a patron if you got time, like maybe one show and one movie a week if you have time, here are some good movies and shows, an idiot abroad, Inbetweeners,, faulty towers (classic), Snatch, Sean of the dead, or even Harry Potter. It’ll also help out with the travel fund

[@KSmeaton1]

I'd support a patreon.

[@artemisfowl66]

JT if you want to have a meaningful tour better plan on a month. We would all love that!! 😊

[@ritaboes]

Oh boy JT you started with the big American mistake. 2Weeks is very short. 😂😂😂 And yes dogs and other pets can travel too, only the British have different rules. 😊

[@Temeraire101]

Best to check re pets as UK a is pretty strict, think it’s mainly getting a Rabies shot in US 21 days before flying. London is expensive, but there are a hell of a lot of great places to see, you can always stay on outskirts of London (especially if you are taking pets and cheaper to stay) and get the London Underground or Elizabeth Line into London for days trips. In the end you have the whole of the U.K. to decide where you want to go.

[@Dante9670]

JT if you want to live where the most farms are is either Scotland or Wales

[@joyridgway6398]

When you do come to the UK, there are free and cheap museums and attractions, but private attractions are very expensive. Is that friend still a friend?

[@alisonrodger3360]

2 weeks isn't much time. You have 2 full travel days + 1 jetlag day. Travel between places. London to York is only a few hours but you get to the train station a bit early, arrive & check-in, that's a lot of the day gone. I'd suggest London, York & Edinburgh. Good stand alone destinations with great day trips easily available. I'd say take the train between them ( the East Coast mainline from the border to Edinburgh is stunning) & hire a car if needed in York & Edinburgh. Not in London, just don't do that to yourselves 😁

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

Little House on the Prairie that's what you should call your new home JT lol 😂❤

[@chantellelandon85]

haha awesome name

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

👍😆

[@msboomerizzle303]

So happy you love Scotland. It's definitely a lot less built up and populated than other places. You can stay in the remote countryside yet still be close to a city if needed. Can't wait for you guys to visit. I'm not too far from Balmoral Castle which I'm sure you'd want to see on your travels.

[@danielabolanz6087]

Get on the A1/M1. It starts in London and takes you up to Scotland. So many cool stops along that road.

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

And miss the Cotswolds, Bath , Cambridge, and the Lake district?

[@danielabolanz6087]

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim I literally live on the A1 and it is only 20min to Cambridge. For an American living in the countryside that is en-route.

[@LuminoNexus]

Been watching you since the video about the best english football chants, best of luck JT

[@catherinegallagher1101]

You both are doing great in life and everything will fall into place .and that’s pretty cute of how you both got togeather too and still going strong and having new home you are a power couple 😊 love from Scotland

[@Jules-fz5sn]

Come to the beautiful Peak District in Derbyshire, York in Yorkshire, all of Dorset or Isle of Wight 😍

[@tombombadil66]

Two weeks isn't enough..also I highly recommend Chester. Not least for the North Wales coast which is full of castle's. Ps call it Wits end.

[@gilkay1]

Definitely come to Chester and North Wales. Chester is such an old city with Roman ruins and fabulous medieval and Victorian buildings. Also beautiful. North Wales has some amazing countryside and mountains as well as beautiful beaches.

[@stephpennell129]

What a lovely story love u guys❤

[@charliemckeown7521]

London is expensive, but the further the north you go, the cheaper it is . If i were you just visit London, Scotland is beautiful, Wales is beautiful and Ireland is beautiful, you will definitely have to do a fan met up ❤😊

[@Misslje]

I live in London and absolutely love Wales and Scotland. Alongside York, Devon, Cornwall, Shropshire, Lake District, park district

[@lynnejamieson2063]

You could always call your new home The Croft, as it is the traditional Scottish name for a small holding (like a tiny wee farm).

[@ninjacat4929]

That's cute but is there a Scottish connection !

[@lynnejamieson2063]

@@ninjacat4929 just that he answered the question about if there was anywhere in the UK that he’d like to live where would it be, with Scotland…then of course there’s Anna’s love of highland coos.

[@andrewcoates6641]

Best advice for growing a decent beard is simply Stop Shaving and get a set of specialist trimmers, so that you can maintain a set length of your beard hairs, trying to use scissors to keep a set length is impossible to do without a guide. I use a trimmer that is adjustable in 3 mm increments, by twisting the cutting head and also switching between two different sizes comb attachments.

[@BrendanEddie]

You should go to the historic dockyard in Portsmouth and see HMS Victory and the Mary Rose and some of the other ships like HMS Warrior

[@jlytollis4]

When you come to the UK, DO NOT STAY IN LONDON... It's wayyy over priced.. you need to look at the countryside to stay and do day trip in to London. Cambridge area or Norfolk both have trains which run in to London. Both have lots of historic Norwich, has castle you can visit. There are roman builds you guys can vist also in norfolk as well as Costal areas to visit. Suggest maybe renting a car to best get around thro.

[@andyt8216]

I’d absolutely disagree - for someone who has never been before. Get the Premier Inn and Travelodge apps, book in advance and have at least a couple of nights in London with minimal expensive train commuting and then travel elsewhere.

[@chantellelandon85]

I'm from Hull & have been to London countless times on a budget, You can do it, if you know where to look for places to stay. There are decent cheap hotels & also b&b's that aren't insanely expensive! Not everything is insanely expensive! it just depends on what you do & where you go. @@andyt8216

[@jlytollis4]

@andyt8216 London is expensive to eat, and you get a better deal outside of the M 25 ring road. That's why I suggest Cambridge or Norfolk as both have what they likes..history the countryside and lots of cows...🐂🐄. Plus they can do day trip in to London if they really want to go..

[@flynndean]

"If you're tired of London, you're tired of life". London isn't any more expensive than any other major global city, especially if you plan. The idea of staying in the Home Counties and commuting in during a first-time visit is insanity of the Highest Order. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jlytollis4]

@flynndean no not really... if you watch their channel, then you know they are from the country and don't like large city's. London has a lot to see and the cheapest way would be to take day day trip in from surrounding areas.. and as jt like history,and like the countryside I suggest Cambridge area or Norfolk as both have a lot of history and trips into London are easy. As they are first timers to the UK, day trips in to London would make more sense. London is expensive compared to other citys around UK..

[@carolinegeorge2982]

The little house on the hill would be a cute address, looking forward to your content, love you both x

[@vezhopkins714]

glad your house is getting there at last :) what about Elizabeth house as a name ;) if you ever want to adopt a horse pony donkey or mule there's a rescue shelter in Tennessee called Horse Plus rescue and the plus is for dogs cats and other animals ( they even have rescue cows there some times ) ;)

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

luv you too JT❤

[@wildadventure5101]

When you come to the UK you should try to attend some gigs especially in pubs. Also remember south west England is got some really nice scenery. Also there is a lot of farms down here.

[@EvanJGMegson]

Dorset boy here, I agree I love it down here

[@timoliver8940]

Dog passports - don’t bother, very very few airlines will transport dogs at an economical fare. Friends of mine spent 5 years in the States with their pet cat that had sailed across the Atlantic with them and the only way they could get it home at less than the human First Class air fare was to come home on the QE2 ………….

[@Evertonfootballclub-nk3kc]

Your new home looks great

[@RagingPhoenix16661]

Remember JT don’t let stress take over mate it’ll make you ill. Hope you and Anna are doing well. Take the odd moment to breathe fella 😘

[@beninnes8669]

I would recommend on your trip to the UK, visit our beautiful villages, enjoy fish and chips with mushy pea's, curry sauce, or gravy, oh and don't forget to say yes to salt and vinegar (if its Chinese owned - they have the best curry sauce, they may ask you "saw finger" but they mean salt and vinegar. Also go and watch a premier league football match, Live in the stadium, I would recommend the Tottenham hotspur stadium or the Emirates (Arsenal - my team) Best fish and chips I've had was in Hunstanton, there is a really nice hotel there with great food so take a trip there if you can, stay over night and enjoy the beach, lastly, as beautiful as autumn is go between late may to late August.

[@Amberle73]

"saw finger" so true 😂 Fellow gooner here, COYG!

[@RollerbazAndCoasterDad]

I've had that Hunstanton fish and chips (and naturally reviewed Rainbow Park 😂) and can vouch it's pretty good for England. Will not disappoint. Actually probably top tier for south of England. Scotland, and County Durham and Northmberland will outclass it most days but it it still solid.

[@timstephens7920]

As you are lord JT and Anna is lady Anna you have to call your home CASTLE KELLY 👍😁

[@DonnaArnold1981]

Name your new house ‘HOTH’ = House On The Hill 😂😊

[@mohammedo557]

9:11 Okay “mr steal your girl” XD

[@eleanorrigby5759]

Come to Manchester!!! :) also… don’t go to London!!!! And whilst you are here… get some countryside in you… Go to the Peak District, the Lake District, Yorkshire etc…:

[@willscottytv]

A Septic with a septic tank. That made me lol.

[@chrisaskin6144]

I've an idea about where to site the fence. How about around the perimeter of your land/property.

[@markstott6689]

Don't plan anything this year. You have far too much to deal with. Bringing dogs to the UK could get complicated. The US couple who did it last year on KZbin had to fly to France first. ❤

[@jessgibson4790]

After a long flight like that and you're only talking two weeks! That's just a normal break in the UK. When my wife and I take a similar long flight to Cambodia we stay 6 - 8 weeks. You just ain't going to get everything you want to do in in two weeks. What to see versus time to see just don't work. Exciting time for you finally getting your own place, but like with your holiday, it's a nightmare of what you wanna do versus what time to do it. The what you wanna do will always outweigh the time you've got to do it! Good luck both.

[@user-bq9rz9fw5x]

Could be not just cost related but they don't get a lot of annual leave in the US, so I think they'd need to fit it around Anna's job. I'm the same though, I like longer trips but I'm spoiled with 41 days annual leave per year.

[@sassyjintheuk]

Hi, JT, it's good to see you in such good spirits. Gr8 2 c the house coming along. It's nice of u to show us how it's doing. Was on the edge of my seat watching those deeply unfriendly guys deliver it. But now it's in place atop the hill, it looks so good. It really belongs there. With u guys. Name 4 your home??um, how about instead of Burbank, California.... " Furbank, Kentucky."👍🏻😻🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@iansamuel5366]

If you’re coming here, you need to visit rural Lancashire, routinely voted as the best place to live in England, great pubs, excellent restaurants, got the history, and nice walking trails

[@EvanJGMegson]

I’m from Dorset and I think it’s lovely down here and we have the beach the farms the walks lots of things I love it here

[@qazatqazah]

I suggest to name the house "The Hilltop Castle" (THC) lol.

[@wirralsquirrel713]

Visit the vibrant city of Liverpool, it’s a couple of hours on the train from London. There’s lots of great architecture, museums, pubs, music scene & venues, pubs, history, 2 football clubs, 2 cathedrals & take the ferry across the Mersey river to the Wirral peninsula a mix of small towns, seaside & farmland. Liverpool is also close to historic Roman city of Chester & Manchester. There’s also the Cheshire countryside & North Wales for rural areas too. Plus you can travel north through Lancashire to the Lake District & on to Scotland or take a ferry from Liverpool to the Isle of Man or Ireland.

[@clueingforbeggs]

I think if you're planning to travel around the whole country, two weeks is very short. I'd recommend talking to other Americans who have come over here about places to see and how long to stay, though.

[@rlosangeleskings]

Call your home "The Compo Wellies" after one of the greatest characters in Britcom history...

[@plumstead3078]

Oxford is 60 miles from London and days trips will be available, also trips to Blenheim Palace where Churchill was born. Look into premier inn, cheaper than most hotels and very good.

[@southerngirl72]

You definitely need to do a Buckingham Palace tour

[@HerbaceousSW]

Very best wishes!

[@erikadavis2264]

Friends take their small cat to their place in Virginia every summer from the UK, it costs a fortune. Leave your pups with family. You'll love each other all the more on your return. ☺️

[@KimWilliams-vz6sy]

Good video JT and Anna how about your home being called Big Bertha!!. That's the first name that popped into my head xx

[@Mrs.A583]

I moved to scotland it was good move I was city girl I love outdoor hill walk you get use to the rain when your I give you a tour about Glasgow so wee gems to see you have go the horseshoe and Maggie and loads more

[@davidrobinson970]

If you are getting chickens, may I suggest you getting Dorkings? They are the largest Bantams you can get; good for eggs and meat. They can be a bit stroppy at times, so can look after themselves (don't put them with other Bantams, as the males do fight) but if you just get females, then they do fit in with others.

[@user-ob2oo8gx4s]

A great video JT. It was very natural and pleasure to watch.

[@gillianhynes7120]

You can get Miniature Highland Cows now and I can just see Anna with a few Valais sheep she would love them. I can see her walking them all you need is a collar and a lead.

[@budd2nd]

There are so many things to do in the UK that you couldn’t even scratch the surface in just two weeks. We might be a small landmass, but there is tons and tons of stuff to do and see. Also London just for an example, is double the size of New York City.

[@Devonshirejackdaw]

Yeah my dad is a navy man so i spent my adult life keeping up with his drinking habits but i just let him get on with it now.❤ West country cornwall,devon,dorset, somerset and bristol

[@MrSapperb3]

You’ve got to visit northern England, often very overlooked but the friendliest and most beautiful part of the the UK

[@sarahainey8633]

You need to take Anna to Edinburgh for all the Harry potter related things you can do, also visit Greyfriars Bobby someone sent you stuff about it take care from Scotland

[@aequanimitas]

I would really enjoy seeing what life is like for JT and Anna, where they live. I have enjoyed them reacting to things about the UK but I am very curious to learn about their life and their area.

[@mlee6050]

Did your friend fall out with you after basically stealing his gf lol

[@davecleggett9371]

Thanks for the upload JT. How about 'The House on the Hill' for the name of your house? BTW, it's not the video uploads that get (and keep!) subscribers, it's the presenters and their personalities and character that do that - and after watching how your channel has grown over the past year..... 'nuff said Buddy!

[@elizabethsmith9213]

Hi I love all the videos that you post and look forward to seeing whatever you manage to post. It would be lovely for you to come to Scotland, you would love going up north to Skye, Braemar and lots of other places. 😊💕Xx

[@freyallarganswald4746]

I hope you do come across the pond for a visit. I hope u come to Scotland, I’d love to meet you both ❤

[@Emma-yt4kk]

How about Highland Lizzie for the house name, after both your & Anna's interests? Congrats on the new house! 🏠

[@EmilyCheetham]

When you have decided and booked your trip to uk PLEASE tell us where you will be going and when so we try and see you.

[@user-ki2je2di6i]

Enjoy your new home xx❤

[@rod370]

Hi, JT. The first thing you would do when in the UK is leave the plane and the airoport. LOL That's a given.

[@cjellis1983]

If you want fields and farms north Wales you have the mountains as well and south west England you have Cornwall, Devon Dorset and Somerset as well

[@amandamorgan7626]

Can’t wait for the house tour, so happy for you guys. On your holiday to the uk, after London and start making your way up the country you should visit Shrewsbury ( birth place of Darwin) and Chester for a real taste of very old black and white buildings. Plus those 2 places will take you on to Liverpool and the home of the Beatles 😊

[@loganp4570]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 love it JT ❤

[@ollwynaspinall1991]

✨ Hi JT 👋 Im so happy for you & Anna and furbabies 🐶🐾💕 your are both such a lovely couple 👫 🥰 and i enjoy every video you put out 👌 here's to a brighter happier future and new beginnings🎉🥰 ☘️🥂🍻✨

[@nigelmacbug6678]

suggestion when travelling, aim for a flexible itinerary, book a place for 3 days close to many points of interest allowing for naffness, obsession, chilling and illness. maybe you an anna would like to go to a county agricultural show, or hire a boat to go sea fishing not a whistle stop tour of full english, cow, castle, museum, pub, sheep, state home, view, pony, beach and bed. then rush to Wales repeat, rush to Scotland and repeat

[@teddybearhead87]

All I can picture is a screaming dog 😂😂

[@jocelynshanks6199]

I live on the outskirts of Glasgow you can drive out with our town and hit farmland

[@jtrueman1353]

I think my neck of the woods is the one for you in yhe uk. You'd love Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. All the fields you could wish for 😂

[@katherinedowling4246]

Good. Luck 🍀 with it all being sorted exciting to be moving into a new house like that wow JT it’s ll happening

[@victoriasponge1490]

Get down the pub!

[@Temeraire101]

Best to check re pets as UK a is pretty strict, think it’s mainly getting a Rabies shot in US 21 days before flying. London is expensive, but there are a hell of a lot of great places to see, you can always stay on outskirts of London (especially if you are taking pets and cheaper to stay) and get the London Underground or Elizabeth Line into London for days trips. In the end you have the whole of the U.K. to decide where you want to go.

[@kellyfairbairn9333]

Lots of cow fields in yorkshire

[@Woekkie]

Yes dog passports are a thing, but for a 2 week trip not worth it imho. Read up about it. A lot of countries want the dog to quarantine before travel so the dogs may have to spend a longer time in a special quarantine shelter than the trip lasts.

[@garibaldi54]

Plus they have to travel in the hold. Travelling from Kentucky to the UK is about 3 seperate flights over a couple of days.

[@zedcarr6128]

As a British guy, my suggestion for the name of your house is: Housey McHouseface. 😊

[@ThomasKelly669]

Kentucky Appalachia mountain range is/was part of Scotland it snapped off then there was a wee stream a river became the Ocean, on the map of Scotland the great glen cuts across the whole country Northeast to southwest across to You,

[@mcarter9839]

How about you just be you??? Fix your home (filming and sharing optional😘). We all love watching what you do and, just an idea for the name of your long awaited new home "Home sweet Home" 😇🥰😇🇬🇧

[@andrewredfern8811]

Father, 😂. Me and my brother are fully beared, though mine is trimmed and not as thick as yours, my bros is long but my father can't even grow a beard....go figure 😅😂

[@grahamjackson9007]

If you get down near to or at Stonehenge, give me a shout I live next door to the stones in Amesbury the U.K’s oldest settlement. I’d be happy to show you around some of the little known site in the New Forest, the Huffington Horse, the Kiwi at Larkhill albeit that’s a little jaded at the moment, depending on timing it might be possible to visit Imber Village.

[@claireanderson7082]

Take Anna to the Highlands to see some highland cows. The Highlands is beautiful.

[@Marie-ws4td]

Dogs would have to spend quite a while in quarentine id imagine because the uk has irradicated rabies, so as the usa has rabies they would have to gominto quarentine ❤

[@NicholasJH96]

Your dogs can be moved with a passport but Need a week or two quarantine. Here in the uk & then again back in the USA. So it isn’t worth it unless you’re moving to Uk permanently. Basically

[@holoxthegreat]

and when you come to the UK come visit me!!!

[@TerryHorrocks-yr4rc]

JT and Anna, if you’re doing a couple of weeks in good ol’ Blighty. Then why not start in Scotland, it has some stunning countryside to explore and work your way down the U.K., you can drive from Scotland to London in approx 7 hours (depending where in Scotland you are) so you could spread it out over the 2 weeks and end in London to do the tours etc, try to avoid the city centres as they are an absolute nightmare to drive in and you’ll be constantly stuck in traffic especially in London.

[@user-bq9rz9fw5x]

This is a great idea, they could fly to Edinburgh or Glasgow, they'd need 4 or 5 days for a whistle stop Scottish highlights tour, then week long road trip down to London and fly home from Heathrow.

[@chantellelandon85]

ohh a beautiful place to visit in Edinburgh (well it was some 30 years ago when I was there) was the royal botanical gardens. A must see for sure!

[@jabbra1837]

JT I'm 36, going on 37. I still to this day cannot grow a beard. It literally only grows around my mouth, like it's only goal is the David Brent look. On the flip side, it means my only real look is the clean shaven gent. Which as a Brit, always goes down well at a dinner party 😏

[@keefsmiff]

Call the house " Muppet Manor"

[@harleyreyland4325]

😢

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

I hope you won't get *anything* until you have researched what you need to do to keep them happy and healthy. Might I suggest some cute little Dexters (mini cows). For fencing, get some electric fences. It's fairly cheap, you can get some that run off a leisure battery which is charged with a solar panel. It's easy to move about to save the land in wet weather and to give one grazing area a rest, in order to control internal parasites.

[@Itsbobinnitx]

Come to newcastle so we can hang out

[@sharondunsmore9768]

You would love where I live our neighbours are sheep and cows we are very remote a wee river beside the house. Nice scenery around us . ✌️ From Scotland

[@timoliver8940]

I would add Edinburgh to the “don’t stay in” list. Stay in Glasgow or Stirling(where the Castle is way way better than Edinburgh Castle) and take the train to Edinburgh. Parking in Edinburgh is terrible and they hate cars there.