5 Things we learned about Americans in America! Brits in America!

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[@rhondapease8516]

Last month my sister and I were at Fenway Park in Boston for a Redsox game. There was a Scottish family, who lives in London, sitting in front of us. They were on vacation and this was their first baseball game. We had a blast with them. We were explaining the rules of the game and telling them about each player who came up to bat. This family sang all the songs and were having so much fun. We had such a wonderful time with them; so much laughter!

[@davidcosta2244]

One of the best baseball games I've seen was when the Red Sox played a two game series with the Yankees in the London stadium, and the place was filled completely up. The British accent of the announcers was real nice to hear, and they were explaining the rules to everyone in the stadium, who were totally into it. The game's score was basically a football score, because many home runs were being hit due to the stadium being not actually being built for baseball, and having a very small outfield. The final score was like 23-21, Yankees. Go Yankees!

[@rhondapease8516]

I am a USA citizen whose prime language is English. I cannot speak multiple languages but do know some French and some Spanish. I have friends and family who can speak fluently in three different languages. Some English is their prime language, some Iranian, some Spanish, some Vietnamese, some Polish, some Japanese and some Russian. So it is common for me to hear different languages everyday. Sometimes I learn a little of their prime language, but I really can't speak any of them fluently. But, it sure is fun trying!

[@buddystewart2020]

Sounds like a great time indeed.

[@annamariadenner2518]

Go Red Sox!

[@davidcosta2244]

@@annamariadenner2518 I've heard that they may change the name of the Red Sox after next season if they don't get better. It's supposed to be a small change, because they would just change the "o" to a "u."

[@WilliamJohnson-h2b]

When you go to an American football game, you should go to a college game! 🇺🇸

[@gazoontight]

If possible, Auburn vs. Alabama.

[@jomamma1750]

​@@gazoontightNo, no, no, they need to go to Jack Russel and catch a Penn State White Out!! That'll blow their minds...

[@wendimooreart]

@@gazoontight Yes! I'm a Tuscaloosa resident/native and graduated from Alabama. We've got some more strong competition. Everyone here is excited about the Georgia game tomorrow. It should be a close one. Roll Tide!

[@dalemoore8582]

@@gazoontightthey will be shocked by the ticket prices!!! Warrr Eagle!!

[@LMmccallL57]

​@@wendimooreart Roll Tide! 🏈🐘

[@jeffhampton2767]

There are obese in the United States but there are also millions of thin people 😊

[@scottbivins4758]

I'm one of those thin people here in the United States but me being from the south I see why people are obese. Our food is just that damn unhealthy but it's so good😂😂😂 it's a very complicated situation

[@jeffhampton2767]

The reason you saw so many flags and Patriotic items in all the stores was because you were here before July 4th, and they were selling these things right before the Holiday. 😊

[@theresabeck1029]

I like when she said oh look ..the American section 🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffhampton2767]

​@@theresabeck1029Yes 😂😂😂

[@scottbivins4758]

Got to get the freedom Yankee flag selling to rub it in the face of the crown an the best part is yeah we get to do that one time a year but that's technically not only the patriotic American holiday if you really think about it. 😂 So we really be rubbing it in the face of the crown pretty much yearly I think we have at least for patriotic holidays in America. And then us in the South we have Southern Independence Day which is really from the revolutionary war days but attempting to get independence the second time really didn't work out so we still celebrate it for first win of independence.

[@cjallen2]

No fireworks stands, though-Palmdale is pretty much the only place in LA County that allows them, and even that may change.

[@theresabeck1029]

@@cjallen2 no legal firework stands , haha

[@MrLcarter24]

I just wanna say I love the Brits and America welcomes you guys with open arms. We're allies with an unbreakable bond and shared history.

[@tomhalla426]

My first thought on “Jersey”, not New Jersey, is a dairy cattle breed.

[@thesimplesaguaro]

lol me too!

[@donaldstewart8342]

My parents had Jersey and Guernsey cows.

[@tomhalla426]

@@thesimplesaguaro My father’s cousins were dairy farmers.

[@thesimplesaguaro]

@@tomhalla426 I live in a rural part of AZ and many of our neighbors are dairy farmers

[@kindredspiritbaseballmom7913]

When I looked up Jersey, I was shocked at how close it is to France. Great video! To all your subscribers in the path of the hurricane, please be safe!

[@JacobRamsey1979]

American flags are not on almost every single house at least not in my neighborhood there isn't any

[@amyb1078]

Yeah, same here. Occasionally you see a US flag, but it's not that common around where I live. But yeah, if you're here around July 4, you will see patriotic decorations in the stores. Then in August they'll start replacing it with back to school stuff. Then Halloween stuff. :)

[@scottbivins4758]

It really depends on where you at. I think if you tend to live in a more rural area where the people tend to be more conservative you would definitely see a American flag. And if they're super conservative you will see more than just one flag you will see an American flag the don't tread on me with the rattlesnake and if you're in the South you're guaranteed to see the rebel flag from 1860-1865. Really depends on where you're at though. Like me I live in what I think is a pretty conservative area. Now when you get closer to town sure there may be some progressive, liberals and there have their rainbow flag. But it definitely depends on where you're at. And if you're hoa it depends on how that the government body is. Which if they got a governing body when we already have a governing body they're obviously power hungry and probably are going to be strict like they tried to play one world war II vet and tell him he couldn't have an American flag flying on his property. My man's won't having that shit understandable so.

[@rayNtinayazzie1208]

Is American don't really need to go to other countries, because we have all type of people and cultures.

[@scottbivins4758]

That and not to mention our nation is pretty big. Takes a long time to travel from coast to coast. Hell it takes me 4 hours just to get to the state below me driving and having grown up when 9/11 happened I don't like heights I don't want to ever get on an airplane so it's either boat or car or walking and I'm not taking a boat to Europe.😂😂 Americans have no reason to go vacation anywhere our nation alone is a vacation you just got to actually travel it which I don't understand why people don't if you stay away from the big cities there's still some beautiful places in this country.

[@carlop.7182]

Never had problems with friendly americans too. Im in canada (Québec, the french-speaking place), so I'm used to north-east USA states (Vermont, NY, Maine), so those living there can go outside USA easily, because they're a few hours (or minutes even) drive from the border, so they don't need expensive flight to get outside. I was even served in french in some places when I went there, so another stereotype busted (dumb americans speaking only one language), and they knew much about Canada. Have a nice day & end of trip.

[@rhondapease8516]

I am from New England and always enjoyed my visits to Canada. Beautiful provincial parks and very friendly people. Oh yes, lots of different languages in the USA. There are so many cultures and nationalities spread across the states. The diversity is fun!

[@rclaughlin]

Yeah, and an awful lot of Anglo types living in California, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico have troubled to learn Spanish.

[@rhondapease8516]

@@rclaughlin I am good friends with a Cuban family (I am Polish) whose main language is Spanish. As a language elective their son took Spanish in high school. I had a good time teasing him about that! He laughed.

[@amyb1078]

Many Americans speak more than one language because their parents are immigrants who don't speak English or are bilingual. The one-language thing is a stereotype for sure. In fact, I believe statistics show people in the UK are more likely than people in the US to speak only English.

[@Cookie-K]

I've been loving all your videos from your trip here to the States. I hope you get to come back one day to see more of this country. You both are just so pleasant and so many of us have grown to love your whole family. 🥰 Thank you for always just being yourselves and letting us be a part of all this. 🇺🇸❤

[@timoboyle8867]

Of course I know where the Channel Islands are; I'm from California. Haha! (Do YOU know where the Channel Islands are? Santa Catalina is one of the Channel Islands; a ferry to Avalon is not a bad day trip).

[@mildredpierce4506]

I’ve been in Los Angeles since 1983 and I literally did not know that Catalina was part of the channel Islands until now. Thank you for giving me that information that I should’ve known decades ago.

[@larryprice5658]

Along with all of the touristy stuff that you can see, a drive across a State or two can show you a glimpse into how we live if you take the time to get off the freeways and highways. Along with the 63 National Parks, there are over 6,000 State Parks, 85 National Historic Sites, and 2,600 National Historic Landmarks. It’s easy to see why it takes many people a lifetime to say that they have seen it all and been everywhere.

[@AlystraKriss]

But you came here right before our Independence Day celebrations. Of course all the stores stocked patriotic merch everywhere. It’s not usually like that.

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

I hope that you go to a college football game that includes a flyover. Join up with some of your fans to enjoy a tailgate party beforehand.

[@jeffhampton2767]

If you say Jersey most Americans will think of New Jersey 😊

[@Carfan678]

I live in NJ and can confirm

[@imweakfordeaky]

Joisey !

[@Selki933]

I must have be weird but I thought of the cow, maybe because e had Jersey and Guernsey cows

[@catherinesearles1194]

@jeffhampton2767 we all know that New Jersey was named after the isle in the UK, the same as New York was named for York.

[@lilykep]

If I was talking to an American I'd think the state, if I was talking to a Brit I'd think of cows/dairy

[@terrycarter1137]

James and Millie, Glad you enjoyed your trip here, come back anytime.

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

You have great videos...this was one of your best....but then again..I am American and live my country. Grandparents arrived here from 1907 and 1911. Austrian-Hungary and Russian decent. My Dad served in the 82nd airborne unit during the Vietnam War...served 27 years in the Marines and with the Airborne. Check out the US Airborne history....amazing. So proud of my Dad's accomplishments.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

James some things Europe should know. Many Americans cannot even afford to see all of the states let alone afford to travel to Europe. Why would we, given how we are looked down upon by most of Europe despite the fact that our taxes go for their protection as in military bases around the world. Seems many countries feel and I guess rightfully so that you speak their language while there. So, you learn a language for a one- time use?

[@davidheiser2225]

Jeez, relax, will ya? I visited 5 countries in Europe last year. Didn't speak the language in any of them and really wasn't expected to. English is the world's second language. No one "looked down" on me. I had a wonderful time. But if you're still leery of Europe you could always try South America or East Asia or other fantastic places. I traveled around Indonesia, speaking only English, friendliest country I've been to. You might want to come out from behind those defenses and live a little.

[@davidcosta2244]

​@@davidheiser2225They gave an opinion just like you have an opinion, however, you think that he's not being proper when he said his. This was apparent when you posted "relax." I would absolutely hate to meet you in person, and I hope that I never do

[@Laura_G]

Yes, there are overweight people in the US but there is also a huge movement for working out, health and nutrition etc.

[@velocita6907]

As a much older American, we remember to be welcoming and respectable to visitors especially from the UK as you are an ally and have given us so much in shaping our culture, our musical tastes, theatre and our literature. Sometimes I think we like you more than we like our own selves. I am pleased you had a good vacation here, and reportedly you were treated well.

[@jeffsmith1888]

Its the right and the duty of every american to protect the union from a tyrannical govt. behold the 2ndA. shall not be infringed.we the people🇺🇲

[@MsChiefsfan-w4k]

That's 2ndA is not to protect the union from a tyrannical govt. It's for hunting and self-protection. that's it. Besides we don't have a tyrannical govt. And besides tyrannical govts take away people's guns. That's what makes them tyrannical.

[@domeshine69]

We would also love to have you show us around your town in Jersey. Thatch roofs? Castles? Shops, parks, etc.

[@StarM-z4v]

👋🏽hello from Oklahoma🙋🏽‍♀️

[@31Mike]

You mentioned the percentage of the population with a passport being at about 50%. I just looked up the UK percentage as a comparison, which is at around 86%, so a bit of a difference. But, break it down by actual numbers and not percentages. If 50% of the US has a passport, that's roughly 166 Million citizens with a passport. If 86% of UK citizens have a passport, that's roughly 57 Million citizens with a passport. So more than twice as many US citizens have a passport compared to UK citizens. But even that's not really an apples to apples comparison. So I've always viewed that stat being pointed out by Europeans as a kind of self centered way of looking down their noses at Americans and thus making themselves feel as if they're 'superior' and that's a way of making them feel better about themselves.

[@portialancaster3442]

Good point. Another good point is boundaries. Canada does not require a passport. Mexico does. The other borders are oceans, big oceans that cost a lot to traverse by air or sea. Unlike Europe, we cannot simply take a Chunnel to another country. Flight time from New York City to London is 9 to 11 hours, from San Fransico its 11 hours. That's significant.

[@davidheiser2225]

@@portialancaster3442 flight time NYC to London is 7 hrs., still not a short hop. Canada now requires a passport or its equivalent.

[@portialancaster3442]

@@davidheiser2225 Yes, and that is flight time, not down time in security.

[@ginny5764]

I suspect you had polite and friendly encounters in the US because that is the same energy the two of you put out into the world. I’m sure your British accent had something to do with it too!🙂

[@vodriscoll]

There are 162 baseball games in a regular season.

[@guyfaux3978]

But only eighty-one at home, unless you're lucky to play in the post-season.

[@janvanderheiden8052]

The red white and blue things start to be sold for Memorial Day at the end of May and stay out for the 4th of July.. You might have also noticed lots of fireworks and sparklers for sale. The red white and blue is patriotism to me, but also denotes the brightness and fun days of summer. Yes many houses display flags, but certainly not all.

[@Millie_n_Hank]

So glad you had a good trip! ❤

[@portialancaster3442]

About the Flag; There are certain places and establishments that are expected to fly the flag. Every downtown in every city big or small is usually overburdened with flags, neighborhoods around military installations, government buildings, police stations, every household that has ever had anyone who served in the military past or present will fly a flag as will his neighbors so they can fit in, every public education facility including sports stadiums. and so on. It's gotten a bit redundant and disrespectful when the flag appears on babies' diapers. I'd like to see our flag honored more and see fewer examples of disrespect.

[@rclaughlin]

One of my gripes in life is that I have no way to fly the American flag. I live in a condo with no flag sconce on the exterior wall and no porch in which I could put a freestanding flagstaff.

[@RaincloudmusicTFS6]

​@@rclaughlin WW2 Navy Petty Officer 's Grandkid, here. Hang a flag from an interior window, stars to the sky. (Short side skyward, from INSIDE your house, between glass and your blinds. I do!!!!). Hope this helps! Change it when the colour starts getting sun bleached.

[@rclaughlin]

@@RaincloudmusicTFS6 I considered that, but hanging a flag from its corners seems a bit indecorous. Still, I may have no other choice.

[@moe92870]

4:04 🙋‍♂️ I'm fat. 😊😅

[@rodney-m7g]

When you said Jersey to New Yorkers I'll bet most of them thought you meant NEW Jersey , which is just across the river .

[@katherinetepper-marsden38]

Cardiff is full of Welsh flags. I dont want to hear shit about the US until y'all walk down high street in Cardiff, wales.

[@billolsen4360]

Just looked it up on Google Street View! Draped in flags!

[@louiseeiffel1014]

People may assume Americans are obese because they hear about the huge portions served in restaurants.

[@earlymorningtwilight9119]

Not all restaurants

[@scottbmedic]

All that traffic for the Dodgers. Just imagine if it was a city with a good team. Lol

[@anthonypanepinto9685]

The most important thing to remember when going to a game is. To remember where you parked.

[@lynnerussell1440]

If you look at rules of etiquette for the flag, you shouldn't "wear" it, but people don't pay attention to/know the rules.

[@Andrew-Collet]

That's in relation to the flag itself, not flag pattern clothing. But I guess we don't pay attention to that either.

[@ericcartmansfatroll1635]

​@@Andrew-Colletyeah for some reason people think wearing clothing with flag patterns is somehow considered disrespectful. 1 its not 2 who gives a fuck

[@RoseNZieg]

I never understood the censor. isn't that what freedom of expression is?

[@mildredpierce4506]

I have never heard of that rule

[@sherryford667]

@@RoseNZieg Sure, but freedom of expression also allows for people to think someone else is an oaf for not knowing or caring about the basic rules of civility. 😊

[@Hillbilly001]

I'm glad y'all had a great time here in the US. Y'all come back and explore another place. We are a large country with many places to go, see and eat. Cheers from Tennessee

[@TheBeesleys99]

Hopefully one day in a few years we will be able to afford to come back ❤️

[@auntiex5343]

I’m in my 40s. I didn’t need a passport to travel internationally (Canada and Mexico) until I was in my 20s (after 9/11). That is an entire hemisphere of the planet that I had access to for half my life without a passport!!

[@davidheiser2225]

That's less than half a hemisphere you had access to. You couldn't go farther south than Mexico without a passport.

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

Same here. I never had a passport until after 9/11. Going to Canada only required a copy of your birth certificate back then.

[@garygramling5618]

You guys need to get back here!! (:

[@cjallen2]

The Major League Baseball regular season is 162 games. Then the playoffs start, culminating with the World Series.

[@joelmoreno4223]

So Nice seeing the missus being more vocal and expressing herself more - way to go!

[@donaldharris3037]

When you come back for a football game come down South for a SEC game their is nothing like it I would go to Oxford and see Ole Miss the best place for a tailgate and party but any school in the conference is worth going to

[@pjschmid2251]

As far as going to an American sporting event, it really depends on where it is. You went to a Dodgers game and baseline traffic in LA is insane and add on top of that an event and the traffic is going to be absolutely crazy. Where is if you decided to go to Yankees game or a Cubs game you’re in a large city with decent public transportation not nearly as bad..

[@RaincloudmusicTFS6]

Hi, Guys! My passport was Stamped England quite a while ago. I gotta get a new one. I messed up and let it expire. Farnborough was neat!!!!

[@spacehonky6315]

Hello James and Millie. I'm sorry to be one of the few that knows little about the channel islands. I was watching a documentary about WW2 that mentioned that Jersey was occupied by the German military throughout the war. Is there still any evidence of that on the island, or can you share some family stories? Thanks y'all.

[@rg20322]

Keep in mind that people growing up during the 70's/80's/90's didn't need a passport because they needed to explore their own country first, and neighbors.

[@8mycake244]

You guys were crazy to drive so much. Driving to a ballgame is madness. I live here and would NEVER drive myself to a ballgame. You got the experience though. Good on you.

[@roborobo3340]

(U.S.) Football games have a tailgating party culture, tailgate referring to the tail end of a vehicle (mostly vans and pickups). Fans arrive hours before the game and have parties in the parking lots outside the stadium. Professional and major collegiate (known as Division 1) games can have quite elaborate set ups, including ones that are commercial/pay tailgates. Many tailgates continue after the game especially if the home team wins.

[@michaelcitrak9977]

You have taught me a few things, I knew there were islands in the English Channel, but I didn't know the names, and when I learned you lived on Jersey, I didn't realize how close it is to France. Basically history is just very interesting. So, prior to learning this, when I heard the word Jersey, I thought of both New Jersey, USA, and of course Jersey cows. At one point we had cattle, and I hate cows except on a grill.) Anyway, there is a different jersey that comes to my mind now a days: "Jersey barriers", concrete barriers on freeways. Named "Jersey", I believe, that the first appeared in New Jersey.

[@jackhaskell694]

Btw - getting to and from Dodger games in LA is the worst commute in sports that I’ve experienced. I’ve been to a dozen or so major league stadiums and Chavez Ravine creates unique bottlenecks. And then LA traffic is terrible. Most parks have better public transportation options.

[@nateclark2731]

I enjoy going to football, baseball, and basketball games a couple of times a season, but the best seat is on my couch. It's a chore to go to these games for me. I don't like large crowds of people. Especially large groups of intoxicated people.

[@bernardmayles6564]

Also big difference between say UK and American sports is that here majority of the people drive to the games because most of the ballparks are in areas with huge parking lots , where in most of Europe there isn't a lot of parking around stadiums so everyone comes on public transit, like trains.

[@dev5963]

When you visit again, come in the autumn and go to a college football game. It's amazing to see 50-100K people at a game with the vast majority of them either current or former students.

[@roger3141]

Another enjoyable video from my favorite couple on KZbin. If you want to experience American football, go to a college game. It can be expensive depending on the rivalry and it will be extremely loud. I suggest an SEC (Southeastern Conference) game. The traditions go back to the late 1800's. What makes college games so special is the loyalty of the fans. Alumni and students are usually fans for life and many families have attended the same University for over 100 years. Other people are just loyal to their state and border states have had rivalries that date back to the civil war. Tailgating is also much better at college games. People gather the morning before a game and have cookouts (and beverages) before the game. If a team beats a rival in a close exciting finish, sometimes the crowd rushes the field after the game and tears down the goal posts. Check out the KZbin video from 2023 of Missouri beating K-State with a walk-off record setting field goal.

[@dalemoore8582]

I, a mom and my daughter are going to a college football game. You were here during the summer when our patriotic holidays are. Memorial Day is when we honor people who died serving our country is the beginning of summer. July 4th is in summer. Labor Day is the end of summer . Lots is patriotic days in the summer. That’s why you saw so many flags.

[@jonok42]

I believe you all were here just before the 4th of July, so yes, the stores had a lot of USA merchandise. It was for the holiday celebration. Yes, folks do frequently have flags, even when its not a holiday celebrating something to do with our country like Memorial day or Labor day. Most of us dont fly flags daily, and it is super inappropriate to actually wear depictions of the flag other than a small pin. Its okay to wear red white and blue with stars on it, but not the entire flag.

[@paulayala4816]

I think the one thing Americans take very seriously is, having a good time. Whether it's sports, a National Holiday, or a vacation we want to make sure we have a fun time, by making sure we have good food, drinks and friends on hand.

[@horsepowerandtalk1033]

American here, and all I know about Jersey comes from watching Bergerac.

[@kate2create738]

Overall just glad you guys enjoyed your time here in the States and was able to learn more about our country. Really appreciate how much the family has made the effort to actually learn beyond the reputation we have gotten.

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

we have 300 million people. You can make any stereotype here and find people to fit

[@davidheiser2225]

I'm wondering where you were driving around that there were flags on every house. I can wander around my neighborhood and see maybe one or two.

[@colebaker5651]

Genuinely havnt soon an overweight person since I was a kid and I called her mom.

[@ronshepherd6950]

If you go into any situation with only stereotypes as your reference then be prepared to have your views changed

[@JM-zb2ip]

Maybe you mentioned it in another vid but I thought customer service would be one of

[@mildredpierce4506]

There are certain areas of the country where you will find more obese people than other areas.

[@shadownor]

I enjoyed the video, I hope that you all are doing great!

[@mollyrussell8954]

I have a passport and I have been to Europe.

[@christopherbova8109]

I loved hearing your views ❤

[@jamesmorgan9280]

Loved the video! Thanks!

[@makapan1]

Nice Nice Nice Nice!

[@silvermine2033]

Your trip looked like a lot of fun. Hope you come back soon and continue to explore new places!

[@Howie-du7ov]

When considering stereotypes about Americans you have to take into consideration that the U.S. population is many times that of the U.K. proper. Approximately 350 million give or take.

[@IslaSkye123]

❤❤❤

[@DUEYZ4U]

👍👍

[@hardluckhenry]

As a general rule Americans love their country, the problem we have is the over reaching government.

[@johnzubil2875]

like what, do you realize that in Europe they control what you eat and drink. There's nothing in this country that makes me feel like the government is overreaching.

[@XenFayed]

@@johnzubil2875 Depends on the state.

[@oldfogey4679]

Hard big gov can be a blessing! FDR and LBJ are examples of this!

[@oldfogey4679]

​@@johnzubil2875it's better the gov protect their citizens food drink then have a country like the us where profit is placed above the quality of life! The us gov needs to regulate the food industry much more than they do!

[@johnzubil2875]

@@oldfogey4679 regulate yourself.

[@charlieeckert4321]

Remember, the first verse of our national anthem begins and ends with a question. Kinda makes you think.

[@katheesterbenz6892]

Greetings from Pasadena, Maryland...east coast near Washington DC

[@mildredpierce4506]

Pasadena, Maryland? I did not know there was a Pasadena in Maryland. There’s also Pasadena in California and a Pasadena in Texas.

[@jmcg6189]

I had relatives who lived there.

[@31Mike]

I was born and raised in Maryland (Riverdale, which is near the University of Maryland College Park campus), that said, I don't think I ever knew that there was a Pasadena in Maryland. Hollywood, yes. But not Pasadena.

[@yugioht42]

Florida is one major battleground state. It’s always like that. the thing is that south Florida and Central Florida are constantly flip-flopping between candidates every election cycle. That leaves both Orlando and Miami really stuck in the middle as these two cities actually count for the most electoral college votes. It’s always the same with the candidates arriving at different dates usually doing speeches within Orlando then leaving for Miami immediately after that rally speech. They both usually talk to the governor trying to get him to side with their party too. Neither really has any advantage as it’s not the time to vote but it gets people talking.

[@jeffhampton2767]

Florida is no longer a battleground state It's a RED state. 😊

[@tbergstrom4599]

The U.S is blessed to have been influenced by the British system using ideals from its history and enlightenment. It has a great deal to do with its success.

[@TheIceman567]

Are you British?

[@jeffhampton2767]

Taxes 😂😂😂😂

[@kevinerose]

3:05 You do need to be careful when saying "mate". In America that means your "lover". So if you say, "Can you help me, mate?" to a girl you might get slapped. 9:30 Any seemingly Patriotic hostility is just a friendly disagreement. There are a very small number who will get physically hostile but those are usually unhealthy people. Very rare to get so upset. And it is mostly like friendly banter but at parties we like to keep that to a minimum just so everyone is having fun.

[@scottgraney5275]

USA

[@jeffhampton2767]

Everyone does not love sports. 40% of American's hate sports. 62% of Americans rarely follow sports. 10% of Americans are sports fanatics 😊

[@sherryjoiner396]

I only follow the High School football scores, because my grandson plays.

[@RobertMJohnson]

These statistics are completely unfounded

[@jeffhampton2767]

@@RobertMJohnson They are true.

[@IslesGiantsYankees]

@@jeffhampton2767 LOL, you're talking cr*p! BTW, I've slept with 2,500 women in my life!

[@debneuweiler9867]

One of the main reasons you see American Flags everywhere is partly because of 9/11..it wasn’t that prevalent except for holidays like the Forth of July etc. Really before that…now it’s everywhere

[@TheSwissChalet]

Not true. Flags have always been popular here.

[@debneuweiler9867]

@@TheSwissChalet I would love to know what years you lived? Honestly was it around the 1990s or2000? If not don’t comment on what you don’t know

[@TheSwissChalet]

@@debneuweiler9867 lived through the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and now. Yes, I actually saw with my own 2 eyes what happened 50+ years ago.

[@kennithgilchrist]

Get together with unsubscribed group next time you come to Texas. Range day will be epic.

[@andrewchristopher7138]

hi

[@racheleberly7897]

I think that Americans can be friendly but I think it’s because of the accent. A lot of times if you are also American, people are not as friendly or helpful to you. It’s because you have a British accent and it catches peoples attention.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

I think the patriotic stuff was around before, but it really got more prominent after 9/11. I'm not a fan, and find it embarrassing. I don't hate the US. I feel kinda proud when Brits and others actually love parts of our country, and I love a lot the US in general, but I kinda like aspects of other countries bettwr or around the same. Like the Nordic countries have way better policies than we have here or even the UK.

[@jace76ful]

Any true patriot of america absolutely loves any foreigner who loves the country and wants to be in america. If you love the country, americans will love you back. Unless your being dependant on our government wanting a free ride and disrespectful to it. For those people, stay home! You guys would be great americans! 👍🏻

[@catherinesearles1194]

Politics only became hostile when t r u m p came on the scene he is a liar and a bully and a coward which is what makes him a bully

[@jishani1]

You're right. It wasn't hostile at all when RFK was assassinated, or Watergate under Nixon, or the first Bush, or when Bill Clinton got impeached, or the entire war in Iraq under the second Bush. Surely wasn't hostile at all under the Obama administration where every facet of entertainment became politicized. No, sir. It only became hostile when the one you didn't like got elected. Tldr: You have a problem and should work on that.

[@catherinesearles1194]

@jishani1 you have a misunderstanding of the meaning of hostile. Being a citizen of the US since I was born in 65 I have never experienced a separation between Americans. JFK AND RFK were assinated by certain groups. Watergate was Nixon's doing and he was man enough to step down. What had the first Bush done exactly? Clinton was impeached for cheating on his wife, that brought no hostility nor was he removed. War with Iraq....they bankrolled the Taliban and Bin Laden to attack America. Obama what oh entertainers supported him, wouldn't be the first time Entertainers supported a Presidential prospect. Funny you say all these things but forget that the and only President hyped up his followers and told them to attack the Capital because he couldn't accept defeat. He caused an insurrection that day. Trying to overturn an election because he lost. He creates hostility between the citizens, no one else just him. Maybe you should gather your few brain cells and listen carefully as someone reads you a history book. Until then please may I suggest you keep your misinformation to yourself. By the way if you think you can degrade or insult me as you think you've done, you have never been more wrong in your life. I come from a long line of strong women and not a one of them would ever take crap from someone like you or anyone else.

[@MsChiefsfan-w4k]

@@catherinesearles1194 Exactly

[@JamesBall-q8e]

Maybe the reason Americans were so polite is to see allies in our country instead of what our government is bringing in

[@gailsheffield5535]

What is govt bringing in? So bc of you I’m unsubscribing from this channel bc you guys have to bring in your vile and take over.

[@dvkins6394]

First!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@TheIceman567]

Trump 24 for president!

[@TheIceman567]

@@billyslots72No that Harris. She never even won a primary got less than 2% of the vote in 2019. And didn’t even get voted for in 2024, no thank you.

[@TheIceman567]

@@billyslots72 nope for president , The reason why Ukraine is still kicking today is because of Trump. He sent weapons and trained the Ukrainian military why they managed to hold in the early days of the war. Obama only offered night vision googles. Trump would actually end this war. As I do support Ukraine we as the west just can’t keep pumping money into this there needs to be a resolution. Ukraine tho should get NATO membership or at least a protection treaty so this doesn’t happen again, compensation for the lost territories.

[@pacmon5285]

Traitor

[@neutrino78x]

@@TheIceman567 "Trump would actually end this war." No, what he would do is try to get Ukraine to surrender. That's not "ending the war". "Ukraine tho should get NATO membership or at least a protection treaty" They have a protection treaty with us. That's why they were willing to give up the tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Trump would not honor that obligation (nor the obligation to fellow NATO members to protect NATO) and stop funding Ukraine, expecting them to surrender.

[@TheIceman567]

@@neutrino78x Dumbass if they had a protection treaty there would be NATO troops fighting. Anything is better than just throwing money at it Biden and Harris have t even spoke of trying to end the war just watching people keep dying.

[@colebaker5651]

Btw we see the entire uk as shit

[@oldfogey4679]

Cole what do u mean? Who sees the UK as negatively as u suggest?

[@conniekungfu206]

"Not that I'm out looking for it!" Lol😊