Top 10 Differences between American and British people

[@pamelarobinson1379]

I'm so incredibly sad that I only discovered her after she died. She's funny and adorable.

[@goldenboyi1989]

Me too.I wish i knew before she was gone, i would have left a comment and maybe she would read it.Now i am gonna watch her past videos

[@kesarabs6471]

me too ,i am so devasted by her death

[@psyclotronxx3083]

I just found out that Emily died! I'm heartbroken

[@ronoccc]

tragic, what a shock. feel like you get to know youtubers, very sad

[@psyclotronxx3083]

@@ronoccc you do. And I feel sorry for all the trolls on here trying to crack jokes. She was a human being with a family that we got to know too.

[@sassypants7536]

I agree! We often saw her lovely sisters, as well as her niece and nephew, her parents, boyfriend and friends. My heart is hurting for all of them right now.

[@DaddyRabbit411]

I am glad you enjoyed the states, next time you come to America you should visit the southern states . We are totally different than west coast. We still open doors for the ladys and say mam .

[@nicksoehren4812]

Prepper Rabbit I'm from the northern states and your right people in the south are a lot nicer.

[@DaddyRabbit411]

Thank you sir

[@Trifler500]

Yeah I have a German friend who traveled around the U.S. and says the different regions have enough cultural differences to be different countries in Europe. :)

[@BigMjolnir]

Very true about regional differences. Mid-Atlantic: you'll be lucky if the sales person knows what's in the store, or even looks up from their personal call while taking your money at checkout. North central: good work ethics, everyone friendly, good manners. New Yotk: abrupt, but competent. Texas: get to business before spending at least 30 minutes discussing the weather, mutual acquaintances, and family and they'll think you're from New York. And so on. Driving styles vary too...from polite to homicidal.

[@SirReptitious]

In 2004 I went to London, Paris, Frankfurt(just to meet two internet friends), Rome(met an internet friend in Rome too but that is not the reason I went there!) and Pompeii. I know this is totally unscientific, but the people in Frankfurt were by far the friendliest of all the cities! I guess it's because we have this image of Germans being stoic hard workers, but that really surprised me!(btw I'm American).

[@davidarnold7147]

I worked more than a decade in customer service and trust me when I say, if someone in the states is being nice to you at a store or restaurant it's because they're being paid for it. They usually don't care how you feel mainly because of their crap pay check every week or biweekly. I worked for Walt Disney World off/on for 11 years (17-30) and they pretty much brainwash their employees in being overly polite. Still to this day when I leave a restaurant or store I tell people to have a good day when in actuality, I really don't care if they do or not. I can't help it, literally.

[@micaKTM1290]

Your accent is half the reason I watch your channel. :)

[@jamesohalloran5737]

BTW Emily, the only people who use dry shampoo in the United States are those in nursing homes, are home bound or have 4 legs.

[@EchoSixMike]

IDK what "dry shampooo" is..

[@annale4730]

thats not true at all

[@handyhippie6548]

i think it's basically corn starch.

[@Nissai]

That is sooo not true :D

[@katelafollette824]

That's not true at all. I'm pretty sure everyone I know uses dry shampoo.

[@TravelwithEG]

So good to see you and Tom Deacon working together! Brilliant video x

[@emilyhart]

I just love him :)

[@mhappy01]

sarcasm? /-)

[@rubymoonwolf]

+attila the hun had bad experiences that you're trying to project, hun?

[@attilathehun9401]

Ruby MoonWolf well duh. do you have any other explanation why guys are scared to speak to girls?

[@mhappy01]

Maybe we put them on a pedestal they don't deserve to be on?

[@well_i_liked_it]

Fantastically amazing video Emily!

[@alwaysrockn2009]

Great video and perfect topic! Since I'm American I have to say you are right on so many things you mentioned. You personally have a beautiful accent and having a British accent in America is pretty cool ESP since you are a knockout.

[@SquadMane]

As an American i approve this message!

[@smmydvr]

Finally! Thanks for doing this one Emily, I have been waiting for years for it. Thank you Tom for wearing the wonderful 49ers shirts! And yes, we in the States could use something like NHS, but that is a long battle here. Keep the hilarious videos coming, and I promise to keep watching.

[@joe246810010]

As a New York, I expected to find a lot of what you said of LA is not true about NYC, BUT, I found that most of what you said about LA just as applicable to NYC. Except NYC might be cheaper, aside from rent NYC can be inexpensive, and American Positiveness (6) is not always sincere or universal (but often is).

[@PluviophileTraveller]

This was one of the first videos I've ever watched of yours. it was when I was preparing for my big move from NYC to London in 2017. You made me laugh so much and got me so pumped up to move, which, even though I really wanted to go, was still hard insofar as leaving my home and making such a huge change. Watching this and other videos like it really upped my excitement level in moments of sheer nerve. Thank you. :)

[@andrewmursell9206]

Another excellent video which I thoroughly enjoyed, well done! Being an Englishman who has lived on the West Coast I can totally identify with some of your observations. The English accent gets us so much better service and I really missed being treated so well when I came back to the UK. Also, I think we can learn from the American positivity. It’s something we in this country should try to emulate. I certainly have and can report that in business being positive works wonders, especially when you don’t know what you are talking about LOL

[@My_dailyL1fe]

we have so many different accents. it depends on where in our country you are. its very diverse. we all don't sound the same. and yes we are confident based on our american can do spirit

[@carlporter]

Always enjoy watching your show. Some good comments here too about regional differences. I like your impressions of Los Angeles and London. I visited New York City last year, and the people there are so friendly, the experience blows me away every time. Glad to hear L.A. gave you a similar impression. As a teacher in a lightly-populated area, I can tell you that every school has its own culture. You just drive 6 miles, and it's like entering a whole new world.

[@rlwings]

" There you go, small children's sandwich." ... OMG, rotf!!! Cried through the rest of the video. Had to watch twice in order to catch the other jokes! ... Good one Ems. :)

[@krylesangerbeaver]

Irish, English, and Scottish accents are definitely crack in Canada. Come on over any time :) Seriously though, do you do meet and greet type stuff even as a presenter?

[@psyfactor777]

My first thought when I saw your title was of Darth Vader saying, "Noooooooo!" It's so true you give me something to look forward to on Mondays. I do like the 10 reason why as well as the challenges. I'm not super huge on the vlogs, but being an American, I do like to see the different places that you visit. Furthermore I do like learning more about you. Being relatively new to the channel, I don't know if you've already said this, but for example I'm curious what you do for living. What's your nine-to-five job? At the end of the day, just do you. I love the person that you are! And I want you to be happy. Your happiness makes me happy.

[@kazimierzkaczmarek4862]

I enjoy your sense of humour and it brightens my day! Thanks for making these videos.

[@redsnappersadler34]

I work in the NHS and really appreciate number 7! Thanks!

[@KevinMullenger]

LOVED this video! I am an American guy and I found your content quite accurate and funny! Keep up the good work!

[@gina-mariezzii]

Thanks for explaioning the disposition of English men. explains a lot! I've always hated how much cab drivers try to talk during the ride, it's very awkward.

[@kellymccain3403]

Still funny in 2019......one of my all time favorite videos......absolutely hilarious!!

[@utubeleplague]

She was amazing ...

[@davidsargon1640]

Dude, I subscribed to your channel cause I just love your vids. I love the fact that you call out life's bull shit. Keep it up! Cheers

[@karanveersinghsidhu713]

Emily i am dyslexic so my comment will be short. I saw your other video in which u r thinking of quitting 10 reasons why. I just want to tell u that your all videos r extremely funny and r in very good taste and brings smile on my face so what ever your decision is. I love your work

[@Chris-sb9hr]

If you want to experience one of the coolest cities in the US, with the nicest/fun people, visit Chicago. One of the first things I noticed about London when I was visiting is how different the social scene is...specifically how people tend to just stay within their groups and dont go up to talk to anyone else. This is why you see more "confident" people in the US. They are just more outgoing with complete strangers and women are more friendly if they are interested or not. I may be moving from Chicago to London for work soon and this video is making me think I wont like it!!!

[@drepop803]

this was hilarious. Tom did a great job hitting on you lol. sounded so American

[@thelifeofalex2074]

lol #9. You should do a video about the different American accents and which ones british people find more attractive then others. Your friend was clearly intimating a southern accent, and I think I remember in another one of your videos you tried for an American accent and it sounded New Jersey/New Yorkish. Love your videos!

[@josephnardone1250]

Great segment, Emily! Really enjoyed it!

[@stephenresler]

Now the 'tour' of London was lovely...and the Brits say. Cool as we say in Iowa. Adding the upbeat music, your fellow funny guy, and the HATS were OUTSTANDING as we US Marines say. Great little video. How about 10 animals of the UK. 10 farming animals, 10 farms, 10 city critters.....something different. I still remember the midges in Scapa Flow

[@houstondanny1344]

Wouldn't he be driving on the other side in England?

[@gabrielbalaban]

As a Canadian living in London I love this video, it's very funny! One thing I noticed though, in the ueber bit Tom seemed to be driving an American car in London, he as sitting on the left side instead of the right!

[@todabrilla]

This was a fun one, Ms Hart! I wonder if you experienced the other thing I've noticed about us Americans. It often seems to me that when we meet a European that a lot of us will go "Oh, you're from (blankistan)? My ancestors came from (blankopolis)!" As a nation of immigrants we are often inordinately concerned with perceived roots.

[@pnico247]

Stumbled on your channel. You are absolutely hilarious!! Keep up the great work. Liked and subscribed. And yes, your accent is crack to us Yanks!!

[@BigMjolnir]

Glad you had a good time over here. Come back any time. If you like steak and large portions, try Montana next time...small Filet Mignon was about 24 oz...I have pictures if you doubt. Note that prices are highest on the west and east coasts...cheapest in the middle...but you may not be able to find that Shampoo in Kansas. One question, why was your UK Uber driver driving a left-hand drive car (shifted with his right hand)? He did a pretty good job with the southern hick accent though. -- Mike

[@clickred]

you got the driving seat the wrong way in the uber skit for uk.

[@SailorVenus90]

For the most part, Americans are pretty open and friendly people. You'll find such great differences in the USA base on where you go (Dialects, cost of things, pace of things, etc.)

[@caseyheath8131]

Great video as always Emily, they make my day! You should make a trip to Texas one of these days.

[@zweibrucker]

Watched it twice now, loved it, keep it up.

[@THEMrFill]

I saw an advert on KZbin today with your theme tune and I thought "the thieves"!!!

[@drwhok9]

I'm an American and I gotta say that was a great video...nice job! :)

[@InvictusVirtuti]

I remember the two of you guys presenting a video game programme for a while 🤓 and you mentioned on episode that you and your sisters used to play Mario kart on the snes.

[@susangj300]

Hahaha!!! So so funny! I wanted to watch the rest of your video from yesterday but it's not there....... what happened??? Come on Em.

[@philipsandoval7693]

I live in SFV California and I think this video was very funny. Please keep making them.

[@BodyImageFitnessLLC]

You're totally right about the British accent, Americans love it!! Very pleasing to listen to. :-)

[@sadrobot_2]

I didn't know he wasn't American..crazy! Haha great job with the accent, bro! :)

[@dwatercraft]

Great to find a vlog on here that made me laugh and smile. Xx

[@maskaleynne]

Please do not judge us Americans by the freaks in California. I spent time in California and I prayed for the biggest earthquake ever to hit it once I got airborne. Love your videos and by the way, that southern accent your friend was doing was almost correct for the deep south and east Texas, but even I do not hear one that bad and I live in South Texas. And as always, amazing eyes.

[@TheReallyNiceGuy11]

My UK friend met his UK wife in a UK Pub. They were strangers and he asked her to hold his beer glass so he could visit the Rest Room.

[@thomasgandalf4111]

Peter Fox 😄😄😄

[@TheReallyNiceGuy11]

***** Not a joke. True story.

[@Trifler500]

That's cool that they found love. However, I'd say that in general that's not a safe thing to do as it's a good way to get drugged. Certainly a woman shouldn't ask a man to watch her drink, but in some places there are also women employed to help drug men.

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

I guess that story is more romantic than saying you met at a Trump rally.

[@SuperFannyfarts]

Where is there a 'Rest Room' in a UK pub ? ... Surely you mean Bogs, or Piss-stones !

[@vivianjoshua5317]

Funny!!! The hat looked nice. and the long sleeve sweater... adorable!!!

[@bignate2814]

That's funny that the Uber driver and the men in America were a plus. Most people, here, would prefer the UK version. I think you should have prefaced the niceness/bar part with it being LA, I have heard they are a lot more rude over there, LA.

[@zuneluminox]

I don't think anyone has mastered the English language quite like the British. Totally agree on the accents, some American accents almost make my ears bleed and I'm from the midwest.

[@jimcorbeil]

You and Tom work very well together, Enjoyed the whole thing. I liked how you subtly mentioned what a shitty healthcare service we have in this country. It's sad, to say the least. Other than that you seemed quite energized. I think that means you should visit the states more often. : )

[@tannewton]

I think I am something in between an American and a british guy when it comes to women. First I act very shy. It does take a lot of time until I find the courage to talk to a woman. But once I find it, everything's fine, and we'll talk.

[@KarlWitsman]

Yes, your accent is like crack to us. Beautiful! British sarcasm is a little difficult for us to understand because you just sound so darn sincere when you say anything.

[@gingerob68]

You always make me laugh! Great antidote for Mondays.

[@badbiker666]

Tom played a GREAT American! Well done my friend.

[@osfgaming8725]

She look really good in hats

[@dgpatter]

It was definitely an LA thing. I live in London and the US and literally the only thing I've found cheaper in London is pineapples. As for his American in London accent: How often do the Clampetts visit?

[@aowen1079]

Wow this was really really awesome... Emily you just made my day. Thanks guys for a good laugh.

[@Silirion]

Good segment! Loved it =) Keep it up!

[@doro626]

I can't speak about LA, but in NY there is a place to walk adn a place to stand. If you just stop suddenly or stand in teh middle of a side walk or other area people need to travel, you may get jostled.

[@fuzzygenius]

As an American, I am envious of the NHS. You're right there!

[@famolishousstardom]

You should do a video of top 10 of British people and how they handle or use social media or technology

[@stephenresler]

Scale 1 to 10.....9. Spot on. Only you are pretty. Lots of the British Ladies were so depressed when I served in UK

[@j.j.j4859]

I'm still crying/laughing. You two Brit Weasels nailed it. I really liked this one and Tom is a stitch, but now I've got to fix myself one of those big, American 5 pound Ham and Cheese Sammys!

[@shotokanads3325]

Love the way bar staff in LA can remember a drinks order with 15 drinks on without writing them down. So Emily, would you live there?

[@Derbauer]

Now THAT was top notch entertainment for 8 riotous minutes.

[@lodiebooyse]

Hi, I really enjoying your channel. When will you be visiting the southern hemisphere here in South Africa?

[@pebear]

CA is very expensive. Here in New England things are kinda expensive but not CA type of expensive. Go to Florida things are cheap there.

[@donleamon8653]

That was some funny shit! And spot on from my limited visits to the UK. I think Australian and Scottish accents are cool too!

[@sailorsun8612]

L.A. is extremely expensive. It's not so bad in other places.

[@angelh1743]

Okay a bit confused here. You said dry shampoo is $8.00 in L.A. but you never said how much it is in the UK. Can anyone answer this question please.

[@justsumguy2u]

It's not that we don't use sarcasm, it's that we use it when talking ABOUT something----we don't address a person using it, we think it's rude. No hidden innuendo in America, we say what we really mean.

[@readerofbooks5170]

Next time you travel over, consider making a stop in the South for a day or two. We are polite, appreciate sarcasm, the food is incredible, and things are much cheaper.

[@Billy_1882]

Love it! Thanks for the laughs!

[@Pazkizzle]

Much Love, can't wait to visit London -An American

[@Trifler500]

Not sure a store clerk is a good example for #6. I've actually seen managers fire store clerks for not acting like that (pretending is fine). Sarcasm is real in L.A., but I think they're more obvious when they use it. The whole tone of voice changes when using sarcasm.

[@qdog568]

RIP darling

[@ockertmouton9139]

Thanks Emily. I quite liked the video!

[@deetalashoma3514]

Em, we have the PHS ( Public Health Service) and, us Native American's have the IHS (Indian Health Service), and as a Native American, we don't PAY for health care. Our spouses, if, are non-native American, also don't pay for health care. We also don't pay taxes on our respective Reservations. We do pay for Social Security. So, whaddya think? Would I be a good catch? ( Wink wink wink)👍😁 ha ha ha ha.

[@badbiker666]

I have never been to the UK so all I know about your country is from Benny Hill, Monty Python, the Beatles & the Stones. And Emily Hartridge. So my opinion of the people in the UK is pretty high. I hope I can visit someday (the country, not you personally, Emily. I am not a stalker.). Quick question ... the part where you demonstrated the Uber differences, wasn't the British driver on the wrong side of the car?

[@TotiQuinti]

the dude is such an amazing actor!

[@SpeakertheHatman]

really good fun - loved the video.

[@sergiomagana627]

LMFAO! ON POINT! MY God your co-host is spot on! I really thought he was from this side of the pond! Much love from all of us dirty mexicans in Deep South Texas! awesome vids!

[@bmrousnr]

Ya'll nailed it! Greetings from Happy to be alive Texas!

[@Riff156]

Loved it! And--I think you nailed it!

[@isabellarose9096]

I'm American, and I'm known for being sarcastic. That's not just a British thing.

[@orangeissoftpower]

Isabella Celaya if you are known for it, wouldn't that mean it is uncommon? Everyone is sarcastic here so it goes unnoticed and nobody is known for it. Well, unless they are too nasty I guess.

[@OakleafRanger09]

Not really. Some people are known for it more than others, but everyone is sarcastic to varying degrees around here, too (southeastern US).

[@MaazFz]

I don't think she spent enough time in america otherwise she wouldn't say that British people are known for sarcasm lol.

[@matthewrash8789]

You only visited a small portion of America. There are huge differences in cultures between west, west coast, northeast, midwest, and south regional areas of the united states. Its more like 6 countries.

[@jj9papa]

Your laugh is infectious!

[@wesackerman]

Great vid Em, yep I'm def that British guy. Who needs all that confidence and positivity, when we've got moaning and sarcasm.

[@franzjosef111]

I first noticed your videos for the Top 10 Reasons, started to not follow as much when it became about vacations, social issues, anxiety... do what you do best make funny observations.

[@spencereng]

Yeah, we're suckers for British accents here.

[@handyhippie6548]

hell, any foreign accent.

[@handyhippie6548]

@ParyProductions anything you say in french sounds sexy to me. prolly just memories of my time as a soldier in europe, though. ooo la la! wee, wee mademoiselle. tre' bien!

[@PluviophileTraveller]

love love love!!! moving to England this year and this makes me smile and LOL. :)

[@hiddentreasures9336]

Like your hat and finger nail colour. What's better in the US is: people know how to smalltalk. I love the States

[@CBCG100]

Can totally relate to this especially the sarcasm, my boyfriend is American and he can never detect sarcasm

[@papagw3]

If you have only been to LA that's like an American saying "Things I do not like about the English, because I've been to France". The mid-west, the east coast , and the south are day and night different vs California.

[@tcranston]

Didn't even know dry shampoo was a thing. Market for it must be so small that there's no turn over in stock, hence high price.

[@kirk1363]

I have got to say that you need to visit Canada. All the things you like about America but we have the British commonwealth sensibilities - yes we are polite - no need to apologize but sorry we are...damn sorry about the apology.....

[@PropertySourcing]

The thing about Uber drivers is so true when I was in LA they where all super nice and gave you free water n shit