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Have you been to America? What do you think about it?
I think it's great
i hate it here
Helloooo corryyyyyy
I’ve been once and I agree I was there for 1 week and put on 8 pounds and I was eating “healthy” although I admit it’s very nice but so fatterning.
Abby Yes, it can only be called the United States of America. It is full of United States of Americans. Also the continents are North America & South America...
It's a real shame that waiters in America depend so much on tips to make their wage. That's just so weird, considering that it's a job, not a volunteer position
So that means they don't deserve a better wage? Who would serve your meals?
Zoila Lulu I’m confused, they’re literally saying that waiters should get better wages
@@erin8432 Ah, I see. I interpreted it as sarcasm. You know, the type of people who say "No one's forcing you to work there."
@@zoilalulu3798 Oh, sorry if it came off that way. I was being sincere.
the fact that waiters have a minimum wage that’s so much lower than the national one is disgraceful, and tips aren’t always a stable income. waiter need to make more money for the job they have to do
im not sure what it is but Noah being just out of frame doing your hair gives me the vibe of a montage in a teenage romcom where the nerd girl is being like, transformed
I laughed so hard at the part where you said America is that weird kid that always wants to play but nobody wants to play with them. I feel like it's also that kid that is kinda arrogant and pretentious but actually pretty insecure and doesn't really know what it's doing.
EXACTLY
We get it you think America sucks, btw enjoy the American made CZcams.
I see what you mean, the person above me is a perfect example
@@parkthepenguin6344 "aMEriCA BaD"
Point proven
I'm Canadian, and I've always said that Britain is our strict uptight mom and America is our drunk deadbeat dad and Australia is our sibling who managed to get away and live happily in the sun.
more like america is our older sibling who thinks they're so much better because they moved out earlier -australian
Hey, I’m not always drunk and I show up to your baseball games once a season >:(
@@axesciliasyou’re just jealous bc we have more billionaires than you >:00000 get owned Australia!
Noah "I'm a whole inch taller than the Queen"
Me 'A whole inch can make a difference'
Ok, I'll go.
"I like the free things in America." Yeah....no free healthcare tho....
That's what I was thinking lmao
Some people get free healthcare, us Americans get free bread. Perfectly equal, right?
Or even affordable
@@jhal24 eeehhhhhh no
Go get a job how about that? Nothing in this country is free, you earn your privilege.
I have many problems with America. And I live there
bro same
Honestly same
Same
Same
Yeah, we’re the ones that have to live there
Can definitely confirm the strangers talking to you- when I first visited London, I was very surprised by how private everyone is. People will NOT talk to you on the street or in a store, and if they do, they think it's kind of fake, like you want something. Depending on where you are in America, it's more awkward to NOT speak to people as you pass them (be it an 'ope', 's'cuse me' or 'hey there'. In America we can be loud and talk to eachother, that's for sure!
Liam Shell Lol, if they wanted to experience no one talking to them in public, Northeast Coast (or New England) like New Hamshire and Connecticut would fit them well. 😂
Lmao no one gives a f*ck about anyone else in London
LA is not the US lmao, that’s a whole weird separate place lol.
All parts of the US are weird separate places lol
@@ddmac987 you do.
Vicky S literally tho. Austin Texas is very different from El Paso or Dallas, which is very different from New York City Seattle and Portland. Even San Fran is very different from LA alone
@Anna Elan If you wanna come to California or LA, Stay in Orange County. It's super close to LA, but much nicer.
@@MrRob_2020 we don’t
This video made me realize why European food tastes so different. It's the fact that there isn't nearly as much sugar. I've been trying to figure it out for tow year, I kind of just figured that it was the less preservatives and trans fats, but when he said American food has more sugar it was just an aha moment for me
i feel like it's american culture to start conversations with strangers, i guess they consider it polite. my mum's american, but we live in the uk, she always tries to talk to everyone and its going to get us stabbed one day i swear 😤
Huh yeah your country sounds sooo much better. You grt stabbed for talking to people? Woahhh so much better than the us
@@lolwhat6193 i can tell this is sarcastic, but as someone with social anxiety who lives in the US it genuinely sounds better lmfaooo
@@daddylonglegs3420 oh I forgot so many victims of social anxiety. You need a hole new country instead of getting over your issues
@@lolwhat6193 yes I'd rather get stabbed than have random people walk up to me. Btw we don't tell "get over ur issues" to people with mental health issues in other countries
@@lolwhat6193 What made you decide to go out and start annoying people on the internet? Anything we can help you with?
"did you just bite my hair?*
*no, i bit the yarn!"
"did it taste like coconut?" *smiles*
what’s ur pfp i see it everywhere
We can throw hands if you want
It's his opinion calm down lmao
@@btull1381 lol I was joking
I didn't see your pfp or username lmao sorry🤣🤣
@@btull1381 lol it's all good 😂😂
Did you change your account just to comment this? Lol
The ads really are outrageous, and this is coming from an American.
Ppl talking to you is a west coast thing it’s not a all American thing cause we don’t do that in new York but America is terrible lowkey 👀
yeah the east coast is a whole other can of worms
Southern east coast is super social like the west coast though.
Yes I !I've in the U.S a lot of places suck and also have u seen the president? Most people did not vote for him our voting system sucks
@Bailey Young Was gonna say the same thing
Edit: just adding the “@“ so people know who I’m talking to
We are a chatty bunch here in Pittsburgh Pa. I found New Yorkers to be far more helpful and chatty than they are often portrayed.
Honestly kinda offended but it’s all accurate so I can’t complain
"I HATE IT HERE"
- Me, an American
Clarissa Jacobo fuckin same
Sometimes easier said than done, to move! Would like to know how come you hate it so much?
Speaking Truth most of us can’t? 💀 currently i’m an high school unemployed teenager due to corona
@Speaking Truth maybe Sofia cannot move as the comment states that the person is a child and therefore lives with parents and may not be old enough to sign for a rental? Obviously I'm making a lot of presumption about Sofia but that's what I get from the comment. Job wise, I'm sure there's lots of things to do about the house! Lol!
@@cocomelon6809 try to stay strong! All being well, something will turn up for you soon?! We never know what could be just around the corner and it may just be what you're looking for! Take care and stay safe, that's the most important thing to do for the moment! 😍💜
Yea Americans just sort of talk to each other when we are bored and waiting around for stuff. Also, you guys were in the LA area which is kinda of its own weird thing so I’m it that surprised by the dog stuff. I think a lot of Caribbean countries like the Dominican Republic and Cuba are really into baseball cuz we recruit players from there.
Im from europe and I honestly would fit the talking to stranger thing but I met someone from the UK and he also loved chatting with everybody and it was fun so tbh I am not bothered, rather flattered cos thats how you meet new people.
Myrk Fælinn I agree, it can be pretty cool to meet new people just by taking to strangers.
LA really is its own thing. I always mentally face palm when CZcamsrs from abroad say that the US is weird or sketchy or something after only going to LA or another really specific place. I think its great but the US is so large you cant visit one city and be like, yup that's the whole country, let alone visiting one state and saying that. In general I feel like all of our regions each have their own vibe.
As a black girl with natural hair, seeing the way Noah is doing these twist is hurting my heart, but I love that he tried. A++ for effort.
He really did
As an American I also have many problems with my country. Now I want to go to college in the UK.
Slater the UK is worse lmao. Boris Johnson low key tried to murder half their population last month. i’ll take the orange 😂
Lia'sScrapNotebook, what the hell? i’m british and have no idea what you’re referring to... please explain lol
@@eleanor5068 short answer: the british government had no idea what they were doing and initially decided to allow most of the population to contract covid 19 on the grounds of achieving “herd immunity,” without revealing the medical research behind that decision. i was exaggerating >~
@@eleanor5068 long answer: when Covid 19 was classified as a pandemic, the british government was incredibly lax about implementing protective strategies like testing people and social distancing because they thought they could achieve “herd immunity,” which would prevent a second peak of the virus in the winter. they WANTED to let younger age groups contract the virus under the assumption that most would recover and subsequently be immune. the UK’s chief scientific advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance, said that about 60 percent of people would need to be infected to achieve herd immunity.
so of course, people interpreted this as the government deliberately trying to get 60% of the population to fall ill. that wasn’t the actual intention of the government, apparently their goal was to flatten the curve by staggering the onset of infections, an effect of which could be herd immunity. but was a terrible decision for several reasons, namely: (1) herd immunity is generated with vaccinations not on a deadly infectious agent, (2) there’s no way to completely isolate the most vulnerable people because the elderly and those with respiratory issues and chronic illnesses need the help of healthy youth, which is the exact demographic that they wanted to infect, (3) delaying isolation for the sake of long-term results when there is a crisis at hand is plain dumb.
we don’t have enough research on covid 19, especially research available to the public, to justify their actions, and the models and data that influenced the government’s strategy haven’t been published.
they have since abandoned the plan and imposed quarantine- keep in mind this was several weeks ago.
but holy shit the incompetence of policy AND communication is baffling to me. and my reference point is the fucking pumpkin. political satire is my pumpkin pie, the thing i have to look forward to when i’m maneuvering through a political landscape that reminds me of a shitty haunted house constructed in honor of Halloween, the holiday who’s only purpose is dressing up like a caricature of some creature or character whose life would probably be better than your own, advertising useless seasonal crap to the general public, and terrifying the youth of the nation.
@@eleanor5068 here are my sources. plz keep up with politics! it’s frustrating, but so important to make informed decisions.
fortune.com/2020/04/06/uk-boris-johnson-coronavirus-icu-herd-immunity/
www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/03/coronavirus-pandemic-herd-immunity-uk-boris-johnson/608065/
www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-uk-herd-immunity-coronavirus-catastrophic-boris-johnson-covid-2020-4
here are current covid 19 statistics
www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?Advegas1?#countries
no one actually finishes a serving at the cheesecake factory, or at least in my experience I always end up with a box of leftovers.
I can assure you that the rest of America is VERY different than LA
still bad though
notcorry you’re not wrong
New York is good. Well, not now, obviously. But it defies most of what you said in this video, assuming you're navigating with a local and not just getting a diluted tourist's view
Yeah it's like a whole different country over here in the Midwest 😂
notcorry yes that is correct. I’m an Aussie and I’ve never been to America but everything I’ve heard about it is bad, Australia is best
The one thing people from the UK must remember is that Americans act differently in each state so dont expect this behavior to happen in every place you go to. Also people are different on the West coast than they are on the East coast. Completely different! ❤❤❤❤
@Speaking Truth it's just a sign of how connected humans are ❤ there is a saying that American and British people are only separated by one language 😉❤
With how the cheesecake factory menu is what shifting his opinion, I doubt it matters to someone this ignorant
“Name one country that’s really into baseball”
JAPAN!!!
SOUTH KOREA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC and strangely VENEZUELA
Don't forget Cuba!
And Canada does football but isn't as good. Also Canadian basketball plays against American basketball. And hockey as well
Custard Cosplays Yeah when he said that I was confused because I live in america and I feel like all of our good baseball players come from Central America (DR, Cuba, etc.). I agree we’re the only ones that care about American football and basketball is probably the more popular here than anywhere else, but baseball was a weird example
@@marymoor9562 even basketball though most countries have teams. And a lot of countries are becoming more and more into it in Europe. Like Spain for example
Why does Corry look like pedro from napoleon dynamite
Don’t say that
Corry and noah: *complain about people being friendly*
Right. What a horrible aspect of a nation
I’m just glad you guys went to California and not Florida... because that would be a WHOLE other experience
LA, Florida, and New York could be their own countries with how different they are to each other
Florida is litt
As an American the biggest issue I have is how much money is valued over people. Whether that’s health care or ads everywhere. For a place called “the land of the free” we really do have price tags everywhere.
I’m the ‘weirdly anti-social’ U.S. person who hates talking to people, but whenever I go to the U.K. I end up getting in conversations with strangers because I’m more comfortable with the standoffish vibe.
Yeah, so basically I manage to not fit in anywhere?😯
California is unique to itself in culture. American's are a chatty bunch most places. When Dan moved here he asked me why everyone wanted to know if he was having a good day. That's just us. I have never finished a whole meal at The Cheesecake Factory. Way too much food. Still, it seems like you had a good time.
California, Texas, and Florida are basically their own countries
@@justinh9482 I've always wanted to go to Austin TX cause their music scene is so great.
It says a lot that I, as an American, view all these opinions as absolutely true
I went to the US in 2014. the healthcare adverts everywhere are messed up beyond belief, as well as the cultish obsession with the flag everywhere. But the weirdest was the customer service that constantly interrupted our conversations and the audacious demand to be tipped.
I work for tips. We are paid different than you. If you don't tip us, then we don't eat. Its just different here. And it is honestly a really awesome way to make money on the side. Getting tipped drives incentive like crazy.
Of course someone from an outside culture is going to come in with no understanding and then look at us like we are the ignorant one.
Ok I live in America and have never left the country in my life and I still understand how wack this country is. Why must we be like this America?
Same here and why is America like this lol
As soon as I get my chance I’m off to Scotland
From my experience when I explored throughout the world the more I appreciated America.
I’d hate it if people just randomly spoke to me, it’s weird lmao 😂😂
Same makes me anxiouse lol
Me with my four c locked hair, stressing about his soft slick hair, most likely not gonna stay in the twist.
Very smooth hair I dunno it's might the texture is why lower on the scale, I'm like 4a twists wouldn't work
brO us Americans love to chat especially in the south. we are known for being WAY too friendly.
......as long as ur not black, Muslim or Latino
@@notasaint8855 not everyone the same here.
@@notasaint8855 that’s a dam lie U saying now and why u bring race into it btw people in the south are friendlier when it comes to chatting
@@NickosEstrada69 that’s the fucking true lol
@@notasaint8855 have you ever been to the south? i live in a southern state, and poc make up a big population of it, lol. cant say the same for muslims, bht ive never heard anyone be outwardly islamophobic
I’m from the USA, and I was lucky enough to live in the UK when I was a teenager in the mid 1970s. Being immersed in the British culture then, I rather enjoyed it, although I also found weird things about the UK. If you just experienced Los Angeles while you were here, you should plan another trip to visit a different place, because the rest of the country is not like Los Angeles.
I kinda in the same boat as I was born to British parents in America . Now as a teen my parents have decided to move back and I was curious was there any of the stereotypes(guns etc) or was the perception not there. Now I know this was a while back. Many thanks in advance
@@MrAmericaninUK we lived near Oxford. The area was definitely nothing like I had ever lived in before. However, there were other American families, because of the USAF base. We had to ride a bus to school because we lived far from the base. However, the British people were so wonderful. We could ask them questions and they loved giving us answers. The same in return x we loved talking about the US. If I could, I would love to go back, just to see the changes and remeet my old friends.
As an American, I found myself nodding along with everything you were saying😂😂
I guess America’s got similar social etiquette to northern England or at least my mum
Same! My dad and my nan can both start conversations with anyone
I was gonna say neither Corry nor Noah has family from the midlands, that's clear.
Guys lol, LA is just strange to everyone in America lmao
"I cant control the length"
Hehehhehehehehgehege
That's what sh-
as an american, it is very refreshing to hear people shitting on america! i love it!
During this whole video, I felt like I was just hanging out with you two in your room and we just met and, since I'm American, you decided to go on a rant about everything you dislike about America, LOL. It wouldn't be the first time I found myself in a conversation like this.
Baseball is huge in Japan
Dominican Republic and South Korea
honestly, America sucks, but one thing that I actually do enjoy is how willing people are to strike up a conversation with a stranger.
😂 I hate when strangers try to talk to me. I can barely make small talk with people I know and like. lol. But really, the east coast is not as friendly as the west. Generally if you come off like someone who doesn’t want to be bothered then strangers won’t talk to you. But if you’ve got a dog with you you’re fair game. 😝
As someone who lives here… where do I begin? So many problems with literally everything. Two words to sum it up? Dumpster fire
The way y’all said you’ve been in isolation to long and here we are 3 weeks later still in isolation 🥳
Americans just talk to strangers, they eat way too much and unhealthily and a lot of other things. I've never been able to see over a bathroom stall. Ads are everywhere and we advertise medications.
Why would you need to look over a bathroom stall... who are you looking for 😶
@@freedomlogan7257 legit. I've never heard of stalls people can see over (I'm in America) and if someone tries they are getting punched.
its the gaps between the doors that's weird
That's just new york... anything west of the coast and people are antisocial af
@@gelatinous6915 ah. I live in NC.
i’ve lived in California my whole life and strangers talk to me too. I will try to avoid eye contact with people just to lessen the chance of them talking to me🤣 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had my headphones on, mid workout at the gym, and people think it’s a good time to start a conversation with me. I’m 20 and it seems to happen more often now. I’m always annoyed and my mom tells me to be nice lol
Japan is super into baseball! When I told students here that I'd never played it, it was like I'd shat on every single one of their desks. School teams are a big thing too - often more popular than the Japanese pro teams.
The moment when Corry looked the wrong direction at Noah's rats, cus Noah flips his videos messed with my head smmmm.
Like I live in America and I'm not even offended because America is so weird.
I have a problem with America as well, the health care.. I’m disabled, I live in America, I’m too poor for health care please help. Please decolonize, I want my natives to come through to their rightful place.
that means you have to go
My mom is a VERY friendly southern (USA) woman and whenever she travels abroad she will start a conversation with ANYONE, especially if you have a dog. So I understand what you mean about random people on the street talking to you
So, maybe is cause I live in New Hampshire, but I've never experienced most of these. Like, whenever a watch one of these, the issues never apply to rural areas
Me an American: ... this stuff is odd to you???
I’m American and I totally agree the bathroom stall doors are too short!!
Ok about the thing where they make conversation all the time... as a kid who moved into England a few years ago, I find it super annoying that in England, no one does that. I just wanna make friends but everyone keeps to themselves so it's kinda hard.
Where abouts in England did you move to?
@@ian_bradley Wiltshire
@@lemonkiddo4602 I'm not good in my own countries geography but I think that is more in the south of England and it is rather sad to say that the further south you are, statistically and in theory, the less friendly and chatty people are; the further north, the more friendly and chatty! I'm from the North Yorkshire/County Durham area and we would most likely would have spoke at a bus stop and done your head in! Lol! I'm sure you'll make friends soon enough especially when this current situation is finally resolved! Stay strong and positive though!
I agree with you, I was just pointing out that I'd rather be around overly-friendly people than people who are too frightened to make conversation with others they don't know. I agree that this part of the country isn't the best. It's good to know it isn't like that everywhere :)
@@lemonkiddo4602 you could always come up and join us!
Back when we thought that in April we'd been quarantined for a long time-
I’m from New Orleans Louisiana,,, we talk to everybody. Does people in the UK not just strike up a Conversation with someone they don’t know?
If you talk to strangers in Denmark, people will probably assume you have mental problems 😉
No i think they only do that in america
Am American, and ngl I would feel the opposite. If I went to the uk I would be like why is everyone so cold and untalkative? Americans are just raised to be friendly and conversational with strangers (or at least some are)
Yeah....welcome to America. Not all of us are this weird. Eastern PA is calmish.
I love how Noah didn't cut the yarn off
HAHAHAHA NO OK I'm American and I loove people who just talk to you on the streeettt
In rural midwest America if you dont have random conversations with strangers they actually take offense and I never realized that was maybe an American thing????
that is w i l d, here it's the opposite
Corry you realise that there's dog and cat cafes in the uk? lmao
there are some bathroom stalls in my school that I can see over... I'm 4'11"
Those bathroom stalls are not it lol
The door is so far from the wall that you can see through the cracks
So y’all don’t have ads? Showing on your tv??? And phone?? And movie theater?? And everywhere else?? Like every five seconds???? I swear when this quarantine is over I’m moving over there, give me a rugby ball and sign me up😂
I live in America and I agree with every thing they said.
i moved from toronto to california and im just glad im in a state where recreational weed is legal
we’re all just lonely
I could watch like an hour long video of this 💛
That thing about strangers talking to you happens to me ALL THE TIME and I HATE it!! I've lived in the US all my life and it's fucking weird
keep em comin' this quarantine is depressing af
That was so refreshing... a cultral debate without guns coming up
i cut it out because guns are obviously bad & i don’t need idiots in the comments talking about why they might be okay actually
guns absolutely should be in any serious cultural debate because they’re a serious issue
@@notcorry Opinion much?
If you disagree you’re thick
@@notcorry Quite the contrary. It's thick to believe the entire world is safe enough to not require a civilian self defense mechanism. If you never had to walk to school armed, good for you. If you never were raped by a group of drugged gangsters, also good for you. Unfortunately we aren't so lucky. Many of us prevent such things from repeatedly happening by carrying a means of self defense which unfortunately must be a firearm due to lack of nonlethal self defense technology.
Gelatinous Were discussing the USA here. I have an issue with people being able to carry weapons that can be used to kill a lot of people (with no effort or skill) in a short time. The majority of Americans don’t need firearms to defend themselves. The ones that do probably wouldn’t of firearms were outlawed and removed from the country. Those with a gun in their home are more likely to injure a family member than an intruder. Pull your head out of your arse
This is enlightening for me as an American because, never having been to Europe or the UK, there are certain things I didn't know were different. Like public bathrooms. To be fair, though, I'm from NYC, and we're as different from the rest of America as LA is.
Honestly, as a someone from the north of england it was kinda wierd to hear how ppl from the uk dont talk to you on the streets but I suppose that's a difference between the north and the south.
A lot of other countries love basketball and have professional teams there. I think we just like televised sports because we’re really into college varsity competition, which the UK doesn’t have as much. As for all the weird things in Santa Monica, EVERYONE hanging around Santa Monica is weird. It’s like an alien society over there.
lmao we find it rude if your like standing or sitting next to someone and don’t really talk- depending on the setting ofc
lol as an american this was a very entertaining video
the hair looks good btw!
I worked with someone who played American Football and she was on the English team. There are international championships and it's played outside of the US but it doesn't seem to be publicised much and most people don't have much interest. It's like how Ireland has a cricket team but no one in Ireland cares about cricket.
Ughh the bathroom stalls were the one thing that annoyed me the most too in America.
americans are all about getting money. it's so crazy how many ads there are.
& btw your merch is fire haha i'm thinking about getting it ngl((:
Next time you come here, try the Midwest, somewhere like Michigan or Illinois. (I recommend Michigan because we’re awesome and have 2 peninsulas and Mackinac (Pronounced mackinaw) island where there’s no cars and really good fudge) LA in itself is it’s own weird culture ngl
Japan is a country that loves baseball and Canada practically invented hockey!
I feel like there is literally nothing in the uk. So whenever they see something they are just bewildered.
that’s right the whole country is empty
😂 Sure, that's 100% factually correct. There's literally nothing in the UK 🤦♀️
I live in the Midwest, it’s a lot different! But, right next to one of the high schools is a huge anti-abortion billboard
People are allowed to have an opinion.
Especially here. Sorry its not yours. If you wanted your opinio m suppressed go live in China. You have to see things you disagree with in a free society
At first I thought you said in America there are ANTS everywhere and I was like what?! They interrupted your movie?! Then I got that you must have been saying ADS.... well😂
I’m from New York and yeah pretty accurate. Even more ads in NY plus the bathroom thing is apparently just a US thing. You can fully make eye contact through the stalls. And for the baseball thing Dominicans have their own league!!! We love baseball I agree it’s a little slow but golf is worse and people like that so
Speaking Truth that’s of of the reasons I switched to a menstrual cup, I put it in a home and up to 12 hours later I took it out at home. Dealing with pads and blood before then was as bad as you would imagine. But unless your a weirdo you don’t look into a stall, it’s an unspoken rule
The stalls are do weird but you get used to them... The stalls in the school gym locker rooms have 3 1 inch gaps in them. You can see everything.
Some people are saying people randomly talking to you is an LA/west coast thing. Nah - it is a Midwestern and Southern thing too, in slightly different variants. Especially as an introvert, I've never been able to make up my mind if I like it overall. You can end up having really interesting conversation you never would have thought to seek out or you can end up being trapped for an hour while someone tells you how teenagers texting too much is a sign of the end times. Coin toss, really.
And yes...we do tend to put sugar in everything you can eat and ads on everything else.
I was in Texas for 5 weeks and I lost 5 kilos simply because everything tasted like sugar and preservatives. I survived on bagels and coffee. Also everything is so huge when it doesn't need to be. The creepiest parts were the way staff behaved with the fake friendly attitude and the gated communities.
i live in america and i think that your experience would be way difrent if u went to any other part of america in a place like ny city or la your bound to find all sorts of weird ppl where i live its alot more quite and cailm, and we love our suger lol. but i m confused when u say that american averge hight is sort, i have never bine to the uk but im having a hard time beliving that
this video is a whole mood and i love it
First time I ever went to LA, I was on the bus and a guy started talking to me & asked where I was from. When I said "Vancouver, Canada", he got excited and asked if I knew his cousin in Toronto... Then he wanted me to play 3 card monty with him. It was a truly WTF American cliché moment.
I haven’t even watched the video, but as a Canadian I completely agree 🇨🇦
Aw shit, half these thing apply to Canada 😬
You played yourself
notcorry I’m a rat, can you adopt me?
I want to move to Canada because I can.
As an American, I agree with everything you said except the lady at the Uber stop. We're just friendly people lol. I feel like I won't like how cold people must be in Britain if y'all aren't comfortable chatting with strangers. But a German friend of mine pointed out (saying this just because I don't know any Brits lol) that yeah they definitely are colder at first than Americans, but once you have a German friend you're actually friends and Americans often drop new friends. For Americans, if you haven't hung out at least several times you're not actually friends yet. And for Germans, at least according to my friend, once you've hung out you actually are friends now.
But for the rest, yeah, this is why I don't eat at places like the Cheesecake factory. Sucrose gives me migraines so I've definitely adopted a not very American diet lol. Dogs are great, love the description of the dog cafe! We used to have a cat cafe here in Portland, OR, not sure if they're reopening ever. Hope you had an enjoyable enough trip, even with the weird people at bus stops lol.
Corn farmers get subsidies to produce more corn and Americans put it in everything, leading to lots of empty calories in products. One of the ways they do that is with super sweet High Fructose Corn Syrup, leading to even *more* empty calories, but it makes everything super-sweet unless you look for "High-Fructose Corn Syrup Free)" labels on things, though they often find other ways to make it sweeter >