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Great vid Tom!

What do you do for work to afford this?

"I guess that's why they left the EU, they weren't ready to integrate." Tell us, oh wise one: what supra-national organisations does the US submit to? (Great to see that you DIDN'T Uber from the airport in the end!)

The signs. Why stop at Chinese? Why not Japanese, Korean, Hindi? Where do you stop? It makes sense to have some Spanish on US signs in some areas. Just like it makes sense to have Welsh on some signs in parts of the UK...

Oh dear ...

Sad to know that we won't get to see your new videos for a few months. Be back soon!

Are you going to carry on vlogging, I have enjoyed them?

He had one bad coffee so he thinks maybe all the coffee in London is bad this is just one bent statements he came out with, this bloke is a nob head.

Beautifully presented. Thank you.

Nice vid. Very nicely edited and shot. Just like a pro, keep it up Bud

English is a universal language. Everyone speaks it.

Oh poor boy gets car sick,grow up

Good luck.

Nice vid’ all the best

GL! One day I'm gonna go to japan and live there, hopefully my dream comes true.

good luck

Johnny no mates. I can't think why.

The English language thing in the UK shouldn’t surprise you. If you travel to France, airport signs will be in French and English - in Italy, Italian and English - in Spain, Spanish and English. It’s the same in just about every major airport in the world. The reason for this is that the local language is the primary language for local people, whilst English is added as a ‘Lingua franca’ to facilitate communication among people who who speak a diversity of different languages and who often adopt English as the common language of communication - something that is common in an international airport setting. This brings us back to the UK. The local language is English, and so too is the Lingua franca, so all the signs should, by convention, be only in English. In the USA, airport signage is predominantly American English which is sometimes supplemented with additional languages based on the linguistic backgrounds of the regional communities that the airport serves. The problem in London is that there are over 300 different languages spoken in the local communities. If London catered to all those languages, there would be no room in the airport for passengers - there would just be too many signs!

Lol your only flying to the uk done the opposite many times not that bad.

NYC has always tried to be London or Paris, unfortunately it will never have the class or style. Cool city, but a concrete 'skyscraper jungle. My opinion, I welcome others to disagree. x

You get nauseated not nauseous.

You didn't go to Albertropolis.

'We'll see what else London has to offer!' The understatement of the year! 'When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.' Dr. Samuel Johnson.

Whilst I was training at a hospital in North Lincolnshire I took the opportunity to fly to and spend a few days in New York City. My departure date was Friday the 13th of November, 1992 - with a 10 : 30 am local time departure. I had booked a room to stay in Central London over the night of the 12th, but became anxious about missing the mid morning flight. I therefore took a train down to Central London and then another one out to Heathrow Airport on the 12th. Ergo, by the time I reached Heathrow I`d been awake about 10 hours. I didn`t sleep a wink overnight in the departure lounge at Heathrow..... So another 12 hours has to be added to the 10 I had already spent being awake and upon arrival at Heathrow. We left London at 10:30 am ( at which time it would have been 5:30 am in New York ). I landed at JFK at about 1pm, local time - which is another 7.5 hours being awake. Upon leaving JFK and heading off to Manhattan that City-Scape awoke me further, it was a Friday night and I probably ended up jumping into bed at the Wellington Hotel at 55 St and 7th Ave at about 2am, which is another 13 hours. I lose count of the numbers of hours I must have been awake.... But I had a lot of fun whilst there in America`s greatest city. Americans go on about New Yorkers as if they are a breed apart. I found the vast majority of them quite charming.

Only one type of coffee in London . I'm not going back.

All the EU countries use signs with symbols to identify what the sign means, the UK did not take down the signs when they left the EU. In Cardiff obviously the signs are in 2 languages.

Think you went to the British Museum; there is a Museum of London as well, which is about the City's history (currently closed while moving to a new home). By the way, behind the National Gallery is the National Portrait Gallery which is completely separate and I find far more interesting.

Bro can I get free Onxy Air?

Foreigners integrate, Britons dont - my boy!

Its still Czech Republic. Czechia is just short name like Germany and Federative Republic of Germany, or France and Republic of France. 😉 And the not high percent of religious people is not conected with 40 years of communist regime that much (by the way, to be religious in communist regime was legal), because there are not too many religious people in Finland, Sweden, Netherrands where they didn´t have communist government. 😉

Your comments about Europe are rich, coming from an American. What great monuments are the US building? - the Empire State Building, which looks blander than many Soviet sky scrapers? - the Statue of Liberty, which was built in France? - Mount Rushmore, which is four tiny heads drilled into a sacred place for Native Americans? - the White House and the Capitol, which are just the most boring buildings historicism has to offer? - the Las Vegas Sphere, which looks like it was "made in China"? "Europe doesn't produce anything": Europe produces more than the US and European products are of higher quality. Nobody in Europe drives American combustion engines and Tesla and Boeing are giant piles of trash when compared to European EVs and Airbus. "Europe has no vision": You've been to the EU parliament and haven't learned anything. Peacefully connecting people across ethnic divides like that is unparalleled in human history. Thirty years ago Poles were seen as thieves and unwanted low-skill immigrants in Western Europe, but now, thanks to the EU, they are fast approaching the living standard of the UK. What similar future do the US envisage for Mexico or even Fly-Over-America? And what great reforms can we expect from a political system where only two parties (Dems and Reps) can't reach the tiniest of compromise? The EU Council has 27 members who can each veto decisions and yet they manage to reach compromises and pass legislation. But I forgot: They don't meet in a historicist building. When I listen to American politicians I hear: "isolationism", "protectionism", "MAGA", ... . Do you think that is a vision for a brighter future? Europe used to rule the world, America still does, but everyone can see the writing on the wall and American politicians seem to be hell-bent on ending American hegemony sooner rather than later. While European empires at least left some pretty buildings behind, what will be the American empire's legacy? Facebook and Marvel's "The Avengers"?

Even the great architect Boeri has said that Milan is much more like Paris than Rome. Architecture, fashion, multiculturalism etc.. In the past poets, writers and painters used to gather in Montmartre (Paris) and Brera (Milan). Turin is another city that has a very different architecture from Rome and much more similar to Paris or Milan (for ancient historical reasons). However, Turin has a much more pronounced esoteric side...

Venice looks awesome! The summary at 22:18 had me crack a smile. I am actually looking to start an ancient coin collection---Augustus! What a great find.

Hey! My latest video is all about a crime documentary. I'd love to get your perspective on it. What do you say?

Amazing trip, cool adventure. Nice to watch your video. Greetings!

Try to be more like Tom Scott, please

Nice, I remember being in the vicinity 50 years ago. My parents wanted to visit the salt mines at Salzburg. Unfortunately we could not. I don't remember if it was closed or fully booked. But I do remeber that we all were disappointed. So, now I am too old to travel, but I still saw it, thanks to you, haha. Tnx!

Vienna is one of the most beautiful citys in Europe :)

Nice video. The graffiti makes me so sad. I remember Prague before it. We visited that gallery last time we were there. It was pretty cool.

If you come to Berlin again on a Sunday and need food or medicine, go to one of the larger train stations. There you will find open supermarkets and pharmacies. Pharmacies open on Sundays can be found all over the city. Ask about it at your hotel. Have a nice stay then.

Couldn't watch the whole video cause u're too cute. You remind me of my bf who left me two years ago. Still heartbroken.

The graffiti at the Brandenburg Gate were a very recent attack from climate activists. A pharmacy is call "Apotheke" in German and he just passed one when he talked about it. Certain pharmacies are open on Sunday. It should say on the door which is the next in service or you look up online.

Wsg bro nice to hear abt ur journey 🤙🏼

cool

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