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What is sad about St Paul's. Is it used to be free. Took my brother there for eveing song one Sunday. Now you have to pay... not, sure how I feel about that, to be honest 😮😢

I noticed that your “traditional English breakfast” contained a hash brown. I can’t remember when hashbrowns started appearing in the “full English”, but it wasn’t that long ago. It is actually an American import. A traditional “traditional English“ would have fried bread.

Fun fact...Churchill wasn't as loved by Londeners as historians would have you believe. He used to walk through bombed out areas and give impromptu speeches to rally people and on many occasions was heckled by the women who were fed up with it.

Just stumbled across your video. Loved it! Has a different feel to others ive watched. Entertaining, thoughtful and very well presented. 👌

Your vids get better and better guys

We have worked it out chap we dont do it , simple as you say we have a lot of rain so we just dont do it, ok sorted 😂

Such a “ dainty “ bite of the beans on toast!! Very ladylike! 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧

Harrods is over 200 yrs old. Older than the US.

If you make a mistake learn why correct and move on , I am happy you are having fun getting out there and seeing amazing things , I am concerned that apologising to people over silly things may put you off or change your reactions ,so please be you and stay being you .

I don't think that many Americans appreciate just how much the UK was on the Front Line during World War II. Just take a look at the figures for civilian war fatalities on home soil in the two countries and you will get the picture: USA Hawaii: 68 (Pearl Harbor Attack) Alaska (Aleutian Islands Campaign, 1942 - 1943): 10 The 48 Contiguous States: 6 (Balloon Bomb, Oregon) TOTAL: 84 UNITED KINGDOM 70,000+ (Largely due to German bombing raids, V1 and V2 attacks) (If you pro-rata that up to take into account the larger population of the USA it would equal nearly 250,000 American civilian casualties.) Now do you understand? 🙂

The best thing about London is the M1. That full English didn't even look fit for animals.

Why are you eating beans on toast with your hands? Never seen that before!

Big Ben is the 🔔. The tower is Elizabeth Tower, and the building is the Palace of Westminster 👍 99% of tourists don't know that. 😉

Lol stay in america if you don't like it hence why I will never visit the USA again not for me.

Please don’t eat beans on toast that way, it’s rude. Please use a knife and fork like a civilised person.

Fun fact, when Big Ben was recast, it was made in the same place in the uk as the liberty bell. The first Big Ben cracked early on just like the liberty bell.

You can’t see Big Ben. Big Ben is the bell inside the Queen Elizabeth II tower not the tower.

We always kept our Romany language to our self and would never let the gogaujos know what we were rokkering even the ones that we were friends with, i love you videos kushti bok

👍 you could probably get a much better Full English for a fraction of the price if you go somewhere much less touristy - come back and try out many more Full English breakfasts and let us know what you think. Shame about your visit to see Changing of the Guard - unfortunately, rain happens... (quite frequently over here!). Looking forward to next week's video.

We tend to refer to cathedrals as cathedrals, but strictly ' cathedral' is short for "cathedral church" ( i.e. a church with a a Bishop's throne in it), so there's nothing really wrong to referring to cathedral as a church.

You guys dress the part- very fizz’d

Its huge lol good effort guys 😊.

Sustained rain in London is rare but just recently we are in a low-pressure area and the weather is misbehaving.

Whenever I go to London, I always end up shouting street names, because for me, its like a real life Monopoly board! 😆 And I also got stopped by staff twice in London - once in the Ritz, I wanted to see where they served afternoon tea, but my coat fell open and they saw I was wearing jeans, and in Purdeys gun shop - I was trying to sneak a peak into the room where you get invited if you're buying a shotgun of theirs, but are not allowed otherwise. Oh well, at least I got in Harrods too. Really enjoyed last night. Thanks for doing the live, and keep clapping back! 😉

Do your videos in your own way and own style. Dont panda to the moaners!!!!

Don't emphasise the HAM in Buckingham. It's BUCKING UM. Anything ending in HAM is usually pronounced UM. I don't know why there was so much Mayo on everything !!?? I've had afternoon tea and NEVER had Mayo on the sandwiches ! Why are you eating the beans on toast with your hands !!?? You should use a knife and fork.

The issue is, it's only a stereotype. It rains more in North America than London, It just happened to be a rain forecast when you visited, so that will buy into your uneducated narrative.

The Gherkin London looks more like a giant dildo.

I have lived in London for 43 years and never seen the changing of the guard, it is perhaps strange what you don't bother with when you live in the city/place in question.

Why you Americans or anybody else is fixated with 'afternoon tea' is beyond me. Its not a tradition anymore and was only an upper-class victorian tradition of the rich. Nobody does it anymore 🤔😂

An interesting fact that many people may not realize is that regions in Asia, including Japan, receive significantly more rainfall than we do. The only distinction is that our experiences are distributed throughout 365 days, while theirs are condensed into three to four months.On average, England experiences rain on 165 days per year, with an average annual rainfall of 23 inches. In contrast, Japan receives significantly more rainfall, ranging from 1,000 to 2,500 mm (40 to 100 inches), and some regions even experience 4,000 to 10,000 mm (160 to 394 inches) over just 117 days. Indeed, if you conduct a quick search on which country receives the most rainfall annually, you'll discover that we rank 74th on that list. Therefore, it's puzzling why there's a common belief that it's always raining in England. While we do experience some rainfall, it's significantly less than many other parts of the world.

London has half the annual rainfall of New York and less than Paris, Madrid, Sydney etc. If London was a US state it would rank as the tenth driest !!It gets grey during the Winter months as we have very little snow due to the Gulf Stream effect which runs up the West side of the UK and that is why we have Palm Trees as far up as Scotland It's nice and Sunny and 76 F at the moment and due to get warmer this week. So believe me it's a myth that it always raining !!!

Would help if you fact find before visiting the UK. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

You saw the work around. When it's raining, they scale it back. Job done.

You said it correctly prince Charles because he wasn't king when he got married 😊

It’s St Paul’s Cathedral - the clue is in the name (and your screenshot).

Its Not Disney mate ,we don't control the weather, Mother Earth still Controls the Weather in Britain .

NOT Bucking-Ham palace Bucking-UM Palace !

St Paul's was a beacon of hope during the war , you should look into the rationing the people had during war time , all efforts were put into defeating nazi Germany we were never going to give in or surrender . I missed your stickey toffee pud video so will watch later 😊❤

There's changing of the guard and trooping the colour on you tube. You can see what you missed.

London? There is the real world away from London. Why go to the tourist trap?

The only church we go to on a Sunday is the pub

Paul Hutton Real Madrid v Borussia Dortmund... Champions League. R Madrid won.

I cannot believe what I have just seen you put your water in the microwave to make tea that is barbaric

good job making that pudding that s nice

I really enjoy your channel guys! I'd love to see you both do a Q&A video - I'd be intrigued to see how many of your subscribers are from the US vs other countries such as the UK. Also would enjoy to see a video on what you think visitors from overseas may have to consider when visiting the US. Keep up the great work!

If you haven't been...Westminster Abbey is a must. It's fascinating and where history has been made, you can truly feel the weight of time. It's also the only church where where the Sovereign is baptized, married, coronated and is a royal mausoleum. It's also a Royal Peculiar church, King Charles over seen the Abbey, not the Archbishop of Canterbury. And you're not dumb, London has been a major economic hub for 2000 years and a political capital for 1000 years.

Great vid guys.

If you're interested in US food quality , Morgan Spurlock's 'Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken!' documentary is well worth watching and quite eye opening!!

Proper liking this genuine couple!! Sticky toffee pudding every Sunday on the menu when I was working offshore in the North Sea. They had to peel me off the ceiling post sugar rush.