Weird things that BRITISH people do that they think are normal

Please feel free to play this in 1.25x speed because I sound like I’m speaking in slow motion. I’ve not done a talking video like this before so apologies if it’s a bit s*it
Just my take on the weird thing I’ve observed British people do that is foreigners love anyway

[@liamoconnor2429]

That was good. You should do a talking video, more often. I'm not British but I have been infected with their tea drinking habits. And I do believe a cuppa solves most problems.

[@tundeappiah1410]

Good video, Thandi. It was nice to find out a bit more about you. And I really like your Covent Garden pic.

[@UKreactions]

Thank you!

[@user-cf3fq6je5d]

Colin is an institution! Great video Thandi!!

[@seanbyrne1547]

Excellent video, Thandi. I don't know how you can tolerate such hot food, though. I'd never eaten Indian food, until, on a trip to the UK, some bandmates took me to an Indian restaurant, and as I hadn't got a clue what to do, thought it would be a good joke to order a Vindaloo, for me. I genuinely thought I was going to die but I forced every drop down my on-fire, throat, because I thought it would be rude to spit it out. It took me a week to recover, so how you can eat them for fun, is beyond me.

[@UKreactions]

😂😂 oh Sean they should have just ordered you a chicken tikka or maybe even a korma. Don’t let it out you off Indian cuisine

[@seanmc1351]

little bit about about tea, how important it is, as you said it fixes everything, and is good for moral. During the second world war, the tanks, had tea making facilities on the tanks, you had to get out and make it, in todays modern tanks, tea making is built inside the tanks, so they can make tea and not be exposed, it was deemed inmportant for soldier moral, to at least be able to have a good cuppa

[@seanmc1351]

you got everything bang on The henry. there is a ful; rang all named different, different sizes and for different jobs, The henry does a great job, used mainly in the leaning industry through out the UK. very simple in construction, very hard to kill, they go for ever and day

[@StephanHG]

Someone offered me a pound of english "Five O´Clock Tea". It was delicious but also a little bit annoying to wake up so early for a few weeks to enjoy the tea correctly.^^

[@lukabloom409]

Yes! Excellent video. I completely agree with you about Indian food, instead of Chinese and I love that railway station photo.

[@UKreactions]

Thanks Luka!

[@lukabloom409]

@@UKreactions Speaking of Indian: Have you seen the Goodness Gracious Me, guys, doing, 'Going For An English''? If you haven't, you should definitely do a reaction to it. It's a classic.

[@simonwinwood]

❤ great video

[@chocolate-teapot]

We aren't allowed to drink in public, but it happens. Pubs serve food as well as food. Lay off Henry it's a national treasure. I've never heard of that caterpillar cake. Chinese takeaway is a must over here, you just need to find a good one. Alreet petal. Tea is a social phenomenon here, if you go to someone's house and there's no tea, they want you to leave. On the phone I just say "love you bye", no matter who I'm talking to. Also when I have to leave, I usually fart and drag my palm down your face.

[@UKreactions]

😂 this made me laugh thank you. “Love you bye” is a bold way to end a call especially if you’re talking to say…. a coworker

[@luke8031]

Spot on pet 😁

[@colinglen4505]

Chinese food, at least the type delivered to the door, is absolutely ghastly; and i'm a Brit. I would chose Indian every time.

[@UKreactions]

Completely agree.