@Emily Krouse Smith Right!! we do it out of love, and if you lived down here you'd know it's all in good fun. The smiles and southern charm is for visitors so that we don't accidentally upset your delicate composition...
LoL, I thought the same thing. "Don't you dare say that a cookie is a biscuit. I will fight you, like, so hard right now." Like, you can't put delicious sausage gravy on a scone.
@kyndakrazy Because it is a biscuit. Scones are dry and hard. Biscuits are fluffy, covered in butter and taste excellent smothered with gravy.🤤 You try eating a scone with gravy and then come back and tell me that they're the same as a biscuit.😩 Watch your mouth!
The Magnolia Project what kind of crap scones have you been subjected to? Also, scones and biscuits are in two completely different categories... scones are sweet, eaten at breakfast or tea (or when ever because they’re so moist and delicious, especially with clotted cream) and biscuits are savory and eaten with other savory foods and savory food eating times. There’s no legit comparison!
@@patmccrutch3927 Biscuits can be sweet too, they're mainly eaten with breakfast in the US but if you're a Southerner then theyre served with every meal, and I agree they are nowhere near the same thing as a scone. Scones are gross biscuits are the business. Biscuits and coffee truly bring me back to my childhood. Monday mornings before track practice. And sunday mornings with grits, eggs, sausage and fried diced potatoes sauteed with chopped onions, red peppers and fresh parsley. Yum. God, the nostalgia.
agreed... yet I find their sincerity, and sense of kindness to be quite charming and moving. in fact I've just put a visit to America's south on my "to do" list.
ILTC better make it quick cause before long it’s gonna be hot like the devils underside…again. It’s not the heat that’s bad it’s the humidity so I wish you well
@@wesfreneaux9728 i'm an Australian. you think we dont "do' heat? you made my day. hilarious! we are 40% tropical and mostly desert... the Simpson, the Great Sandy, the Nullabor, etc. the Sahara is a quaint kids sandbox. also, my country is currently, literally burning..... when satan misbehaves...he is sent to aus, your country gets a trifle sweaty?...ohhh, bless your heart
@@kaiceecrane3884 clearly...you've never been here. the "deep south" is not desert. you have rainfall. have you driven over a thousand kms without seeing another car? the only continent drier or with less population density is the antarctic. you're unfamiliar with the uv levels, and their effect also. does 1 in 3 louisianans get skin cancer ?
@@gunfighterzero A fair few weren't Scottish: Cherry Bakewells are from Northern England, Cheddar Cheese is from the Southwest and English Breakfast Tea is well English. Plus they didn't include tablet which is pretty much a quintessential Scottish snack. I didn't really mind though, it was fairly accurate. Could have thrown in the superior Whisky though to give Matt a taste of proper whisky.
When he talks about that tin with the cats on it, his accent is surprisingly accurate and consistent. And I would imagine better than the other guy's go at a Scottish accent. Great video.
The southern accent is derived from the Scottish. Most of us down here have direct lineage to Scotland or Ireland. It's evolved throughout the decades but it essentially began as a mix of American colonial, Scottish and Irish accents.
@@anelisamorgan8590 eh its all a joke, they are probably good friends. His insults and digs are for comedic effect. Kinda like how he and others do the same to us Yankees or even each other if they are rival states etc Kinda like how the Scottish dude made snooty remarks in the other videos. Just 2 guys taking the piss out eachother.
I love the Scottish guy. It was clear that he only brought his favorites and Matt just peed all over them. In the other video, while he didn’t like everything, he wasn’t a jerk about it. Usually Matt’s funny but in this one, he just seemed rude.
DUDE, don’t toss the twinnings!!!! You sir have lived a sheltered life, Walkers is the bomb and yes they have them in my Walmart in Georgia, 7 Dolly’s out of 7! Bless his heart he has no taste.
This is the first time I"ve heard a Brit endorse something that's labeled "English"! 😂 Usually I assume it's just a Marketing tactic for the benefit of us Americans, e.g. "English" muffins. Good to know that English breakfast tea is authentic.👌
In Matts defense, while Twinnings English Breakfast is a fantastic hot tea us Southerners tend to develop a strong complex about hot versus iced tea, especially while its summer... and in a lot of the South mid-september still qualifies as summer with temperatures often still hitting the mid-80s (30c +/- a degree or two for y'all metric chaps). We kind of develop a repulsion to hot beverages between May and October.
Top tier. I made sweet tea with earl grey and Tetleys at the beach in late 2019. No one drank it,but of course Lipton is the household gold here. They thought it was stale!!
I'm a southern girl and absolutely LOVE Scottish snacks and Scottish foods! I had the pleasure of visiting Scotland in 2017 and had the best food! Scotland has an abundance of fresh beef (guess where Angus came from y'all!), seafood and produce! You have to also try sticky toffee pudding and tablets!
I also went to Scotland in 2017!! In October. Nine days driving around the country. Never had one bad meal while my hubby and I were there. The seafood dishes were my favorite. And I stopped at every Tesco and Sainsbury’s grocery store we found so I could stock up on snacks from their gluten-free section (I have celiac). Tons of choices. The trip was amazing.
I'm Egyptian and I used to live in Scotland for a little while, so I've tried gluten free versions (I've celiac) and casein free versions of these foods.
@@nkelherik I was told as a yankee that if a southerner rags on you or gives you shit its cool. But if they are being super polite and over the top with manners you are on thin ice.
I like that finding the danish cookie tin and it is filled with sewing supplies is so universal. At what point did everyone decide hey let's keep our sewing supplies in this cookie tin?
I’m glad there are southerners who really do love food, not just southern food but everything, America is a melting pot and the south experimented a lot in the past, why stop now?
He was so mean in this video 😱😢 why Matt? I thought Southerners talk trash after the company leaves😂 I love anything Walkers. I’m from Memphis TN and I’m ScotIrish. I would have hugged Christopher and eat everything, asked to keep the tin for my Mama and told him how much I have always wanted to try Walkers Mincemeat pies.
Matt's descriptions are hysterical. Oreos are terrible since they moved manufacture to Mexico. They are dry. There is so little filling that they separate in the package. Walkers Shortbread is awesome. Delicious.
*Note please- Southern people are NOT generally so rude or inhospitable- Matt is either having a blood sugar crash, or a mild monthly hormonal fluctuation. Apologies to Scotland and Scots*
Thank you. As a transplanted Southerner, living in New England and used to Northern brusqueness, I was reeeeeaaaly embarrassed by Matt's responses. Everyone I know up here would consider his behavior rude.
The southern accent is derived from the Scottish. Most of us down here have direct lineage to Scotland or Ireland. It's evolved throughout the decades but it is essentially began as a mix of American colonial, Scottish and Irish accents.
@@JSchaffer214 Indeed! My Scots-Irish ancestors who sailed over to the "new" world and meandered down the Appalachians to Texas approve of your comment😉
Almost 10 minutes of him crushing the Scottish guys childhood! I have been to Scotland and LOVE Irn Bru and most these snacks. Irn Bru fudge is THE BEST!
The way he talks about the food makes me wonder if Scottish food has less sugar than American food. America’s food has so much sugar in it compared to other countries.
I'm from North Carolina and I have a strong southern drawl. I love the Scottish guy's southern impersonations. I give him 10 out of 10 shrimp n grits....lol...XD
You are out of your mind. Seriously?! "A southerner would *never* be this rude to someone from another country." I was born and raised in GA, and I have heard many of my fellow southerners disparage, denigrate, and vilify other people just because of their skin color. I have heard many many many times with my own ears southerners telling other people to "go back where you came from" This is a funny video, and these two guys are clearly friends that hold no ill will towards each other. Folks that want to pretend that all southerners are polite and tolerant need to go read a history book.
I order them off Amazon at least 4 times a year! 😂 They are my go-to snack. My 8 year old likes collecting the wrappers to make stuff (that I eventually throw out.)
He was very close minded. I am sure I'd have enjoyed everything to a greater degree. Southern people fry twinkies and that's just not a metric that should be used as comparison.
I have tried every single one of these, and I have actually LIKED every single one of them. And I'm from the mountains of West Virginia. Oh wait...my area was settled by Scots and Welsh....
@dmchez yes he would remember real southerners are predominantly from England, Ireland and Scotland ancestry. So they would be begging him to keep talking 😊
Mary Mayberry Yep they all seem to forget that the english went there too Most of them think they are all Scots/Irish Guess it can’t be cool to have English ancestors
There's a sweetie shop in The Grassmarket in Edinburgh that sells the best tablet Whenever I'm in Edinburgh it's my first stop to stock up, well worth the train journey from Newcastle just for that alone
oh my goodness. you have forgotten the most important Southern virtue , did your granny not teach you to always handle disappointments with tact and grace as you cut to the bone?
*southern man offends scottish man for 9 minutes straight
yes - I was ashamed of that - when weak efforts to make 'sarcastic humor' fall flat, it just comes across as rude and ill mannered.
Agreed. Where’s the southern etiquette?
@Emily Krouse Smith Southern etiquette ends at the table:-)
@@Julian-bq9qv It was a joke. It was funny. Even the Scottish guy was laughing.
@Emily Krouse Smith Right!! we do it out of love, and if you lived down here you'd know it's all in good fun. The smiles and southern charm is for visitors so that we don't accidentally upset your delicate composition...
🏴: "Your biscuits are a scone to us"
🇺🇸: "I will fight you."
The most American of responses. 😂🦅⭐️🇺🇸
😂🤣😭 👌🏽 The entire video hurt more than a potato famine Jesus Christ 😭
Here scones and biscuits are different for sure.
LoL, I thought the same thing.
"Don't you dare say that a cookie is a biscuit.
I will fight you, like, so hard right now."
Like, you can't put delicious sausage gravy on a scone.
@@DylanBegazo oof
😂
I give Christopher’s attempt at the Southern accent 9/10 key lime pies. 💛💚💛💚
Nice display of Southern Hospitality, Matt. Bless your heart. I hope your mama didn't see that, son.
"Your biscuits are a scone to us."
"I will fight you."
Robert Sanders so will most Southerners, regardless of political persuasion! 😂🤣😂🤣
100% American reaction
@kyndakrazy Because it is a biscuit. Scones are dry and hard. Biscuits are fluffy, covered in butter and taste excellent smothered with gravy.🤤
You try eating a scone with gravy and then come back and tell me that they're the same as a biscuit.😩
Watch your mouth!
The Magnolia Project what kind of crap scones have you been subjected to? Also, scones and biscuits are in two completely different categories... scones are sweet, eaten at breakfast or tea (or when ever because they’re so moist and delicious, especially with clotted cream) and biscuits are savory and eaten with other savory foods and savory food eating times. There’s no legit comparison!
@@patmccrutch3927 Biscuits can be sweet too, they're mainly eaten with breakfast in the US but if you're a Southerner then theyre served with every meal, and I agree they are nowhere near the same thing as a scone. Scones are gross biscuits are the business.
Biscuits and coffee truly bring me back to my childhood. Monday mornings before track practice. And sunday mornings with grits, eggs, sausage and fried diced potatoes sauteed with chopped onions, red peppers and fresh parsley. Yum. God, the nostalgia.
Imagine the fuss Matt would have kicked up if they tried to feed him Haggis 😂
That is what I was just gonna type!! lol
Haggis is actually delicious and I think he would've liked it
He would have been a happy man, cause haggis is delicious!
😂😂😂
Scott Allen I’ve never had it but I hear it’s similar in texture to corned beef hash but without the potatoes.
Best part was Chris pronouncing the cat breeds with a Southern accent. 🤣
To be honest, Irn Bru probably has less sugar content than American tap water.
Hugo Mendes especially nowadays what with the sugar tax
Publix carries it and to me, it's pretty close to Mt Dew as far as sweetness.
That’s why they are all so fat!
@@PD-ek3cu shhhh still not over that. Fucking Jamie Oliver.
@@Seanm5000123 umm this is an American channel and you commented to insult Americans
The Scottish man showed a lot of restraint evne in the face of mildly hostile provocation - and his CAYUT pronunciations were spot on!!!!!!
Aye
His southern accent, tho!! Best bit of the whole dang videoooooo!!!
Wow is that how they pronounce cat? So kewl. Bewbs
The sheer amount of people taking this seriously are ignoring the fact that they were having fun and this was just banter.
agreed... yet I find their sincerity, and sense of kindness to be quite charming and moving. in fact I've just put a visit to America's south on my "to do" list.
ILTC better make it quick cause before long it’s gonna be hot like the devils underside…again. It’s not the heat that’s bad it’s the humidity so I wish you well
@@wesfreneaux9728 i'm an Australian. you think we dont "do' heat? you made my day. hilarious! we are 40% tropical and mostly desert... the Simpson, the Great Sandy, the Nullabor, etc. the Sahara is a quaint kids sandbox. also, my country is currently, literally burning..... when satan misbehaves...he is sent to aus, your country gets a trifle sweaty?...ohhh, bless your heart
@@iltc9734 average temperatures across Australia is either as hot if not colder the American south
@@kaiceecrane3884 clearly...you've never been here. the "deep south" is not desert. you have rainfall. have you driven over a thousand kms without seeing another car? the only continent drier or with less population density is the antarctic. you're unfamiliar with the uv levels, and their effect also. does 1 in 3 louisianans get skin cancer ?
Ok, the dude with a Scottish accent mimicking a Southern accent had me falling out of the chair
No the southern accent originated from Scotland and Ireland are many parts of the British isle that why Scottish sound a bit southern in some sentence
I want these two to star in a buddy cop film.
I'd pay to see that!
Like a mall cop movie?
As a Scot, I’m living for this. I’ve watched this channel forever, even though I live in Scotland so seeing some Scottish representation is hilarious.
were these items a good representation of Scottish snacks?
Retro- please accept our apologies for Matt's rudeness - I think his blood sugar must be off today!
gunfighterzero meh, I detest irn bru, but I feel like we could have thrown in a few better ones to be honest.
Julian 3 no worries lol
@@gunfighterzero A fair few weren't Scottish: Cherry Bakewells are from Northern England, Cheddar Cheese is from the Southwest and English Breakfast Tea is well English. Plus they didn't include tablet which is pretty much a quintessential Scottish snack. I didn't really mind though, it was fairly accurate. Could have thrown in the superior Whisky though to give Matt a taste of proper whisky.
When he talks about that tin with the cats on it, his accent is surprisingly accurate and consistent. And I would imagine better than the other guy's go at a Scottish accent. Great video.
Christopher has lived in the South. If a Southerner lived in Scotland he might be able to pick it up.
The southern accent is derived from the Scottish. Most of us down here have direct lineage to Scotland or Ireland. It's evolved throughout the decades but it essentially began as a mix of American colonial, Scottish and Irish accents.
When he says yarn it's full Southern
How Matt came out of that without a grievous stab wound, I'll never know.
You forgot the one out of five banjos rating system.
Joseph C you got purty lips!!!
This video should just be called 'matt insulting Scottish food and basically the whole country for 9 minutes and 53 seconds straight.'
I thought Matt was a little smug and snooty to our Scottish man,he could have been nicer and still not liked the products
*9:43
Yeah.. it doesn't make me feel any closer to American's 😑
Christopher is a delight though🙄 A polite person...
@@anelisamorgan8590 eh its all a joke, they are probably good friends. His insults and digs are for comedic effect. Kinda like how he and others do the same to us Yankees or even each other if they are rival states etc
Kinda like how the Scottish dude made snooty remarks in the other videos. Just 2 guys taking the piss out eachother.
I love the Scottish guy. It was clear that he only brought his favorites and Matt just peed all over them. In the other video, while he didn’t like everything, he wasn’t a jerk about it. Usually Matt’s funny but in this one, he just seemed rude.
Chris, you are such a good sport. I would eat all the Scottish snacks with you, shuga.
"So many flavors"
"No, just one"
"What flavor?"
"Meh"
😂😂😂
That got me, too. The nickelback one was good as well.
DUDE, don’t toss the twinnings!!!! You sir have lived a sheltered life, Walkers is the bomb and yes they have them in my Walmart in Georgia, 7 Dolly’s out of 7! Bless his heart he has no taste.
I agree! I’m drinking some Twinings right now. I ❤️ Walkers shortbread too. I like the oat or wheat crackers with cheese.
I like their Irish Breakfast, as it seems to be a bit stronger.
Walker's shortbread are my favorite too
I love Twinings tea! Irish Breakfast, English Afternoon, and English Breakfast are my favorites!!
Mary Dahm British or Irish crumbly cheddar is the best
I'm impressed that the Scott knew about our Grandmothers' love for re-using the Danish cookie tin!
Loved those cookie tins as a kid. I can't even remember what we put in them. I probably played with some lol.
the reason for this is the Soots do the same with their biscuit tins.
The “Scottish Man” series is great! Has Christopher earned his Southern card yet?
Twinnings English breakfast tea is by far one of my favorites, to see it thrown is just... hurtful
*pained British noises*
Agreeeeeeed 😭 My favorite tea
Oh boy! Have I the tea party story for you!
This is the first time I"ve heard a Brit endorse something that's labeled "English"! 😂 Usually I assume it's just a Marketing tactic for the benefit of us Americans, e.g. "English" muffins. Good to know that English breakfast tea is authentic.👌
In Matts defense, while Twinnings English Breakfast is a fantastic hot tea us Southerners tend to develop a strong complex about hot versus iced tea, especially while its summer... and in a lot of the South mid-september still qualifies as summer with temperatures often still hitting the mid-80s (30c +/- a degree or two for y'all metric chaps). We kind of develop a repulsion to hot beverages between May and October.
Top tier. I made sweet tea with earl grey and Tetleys at the beach in late 2019. No one drank it,but of course Lipton is the household gold here. They thought it was stale!!
I'm a southern girl and absolutely LOVE Scottish snacks and Scottish foods! I had the pleasure of visiting Scotland in 2017 and had the best food! Scotland has an abundance of fresh beef (guess where Angus came from y'all!), seafood and produce! You have to also try sticky toffee pudding and tablets!
I also went to Scotland in 2017!! In October. Nine days driving around the country. Never had one bad meal while my hubby and I were there. The seafood dishes were my favorite. And I stopped at every Tesco and Sainsbury’s grocery store we found so I could stock up on snacks from their gluten-free section (I have celiac). Tons of choices. The trip was amazing.
I'm Egyptian and I used to live in Scotland for a little while, so I've tried gluten free versions (I've celiac) and casein free versions of these foods.
I love the oat cakes. I wish I could find them here!
Matt, I hope your mama raised you better than this. Like the tee shirt says, "Quit bein' ugly."
Relax. This video is 2 guys who call it how it is. Some people communicate like this.
Yep. Two guys ragging on each other. You can tell they like each other.
as a Scot id say we don't take too fondly of polite and civil discourse, its abnormal and quite frankly it reminds us of the sneaky English.
@@nkelherik I was told as a yankee that if a southerner rags on you or gives you shit its cool. But if they are being super polite and over the top with manners you are on thin ice.
Omg I adore Highland Oatcakes!! I grew up on those things!! I’m a true Southern Scot. 😉
"I will fight you."
And with that you got a new subscriber.
"I will fight you." That was fantastic 😂
And "it's romantic" - was great too.
I enjoy these 2 on screen together they play off each other very well.
“Send them an email, I don’t want to hear about it anymore” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jennifer Lee S. 😂 So Scottish!
When he started reading the breeds of cats off the tin-Hahaha!
The tin is for old people so when it's empty, they can put something else in it. Like yarn. So true. My grandma put loose buttons in a can.💟
I like that finding the danish cookie tin and it is filled with sewing supplies is so universal. At what point did everyone decide hey let's keep our sewing supplies in this cookie tin?
Right lol, everyone knows the sewing tin. 😂
The first cookie tin
No Edinburgh Rock? No Smartees?
Please don't let Matt do this again, don't let him interact with people outside of the South, he's barely housebroken
Could also cause an international incident.
🤣🤣
He can’t there’s a thing called COVID
As someone from the same county as him, can testify that we’re all that way.
🥶😂 He's a good ole boy.🤩
Chris, I don't care what Matt said, those snacks look amazing. You can send the leftovers to Chattanooga TN
Hahaha I agree and that Tunnock's wafer bar is really good.
I’m glad there are southerners who really do love food, not just southern food but everything, America is a melting pot and the south experimented a lot in the past, why stop now?
You need to get ur hands on a tunnocks tea cake, may just be the best thing to come out of this country since the phone
Choo choo 🚂
Agreed. I want to try them all.
I love the Scottish version of the southern accent looking at the candy tin with cats on it that was the highlight of the whole video 💞💞
I love the interactions. They had me laughing so hard my eyes were leaking.
He was so mean in this video 😱😢 why Matt? I thought Southerners talk trash after the company leaves😂
I love anything Walkers. I’m from Memphis TN and I’m ScotIrish. I would have hugged Christopher and eat everything, asked to keep the tin for my Mama and told him how much I have always wanted to try Walkers Mincemeat pies.
Agree! He was too mean to the visitor.
Yeah that definitely wasn't southern hospitality
If you have a Cost Plus world market near you, they carry the mincemeat pies around Christmas time.
He’s always so mean to anybody but southerners let’s be honest
The scot was more open to try everything this dude just insulted everything before even opening it
Matt's like that, though. And the Scot knew it, so they both had a good time.
Exactly.
danny9940 sounds just like the Americans and English
Americans think they are better than anyone else.
@@angievara7355 false
Cherry Bakewells arent Scottish food - Bakewells are from the town of Bakewell, in Derbyshire, in ENGLAND!
"Oat coasters"= PERFECT!
Perfect for toppings
Matt's descriptions are hysterical. Oreos are terrible since they moved manufacture to Mexico. They are dry. There is so little filling that they separate in the package. Walkers Shortbread is awesome. Delicious.
@Larry McNeely W5LJM Meanwhile y'all cry when a little hurricane hits a city. Harvey? Katrina? Irma?
I thought they changed their formula, I'm happy to know im not going crazy.
@@BH-si7ru same here, the chocolate cookie doesnt taste like chocolate and the filling tastes more like grease. Screw nabisco!
Yeah, Mexican Oreos suck.
No wonder I always thought they were dry. Like the dryer and otherwise worse knockoff of Finnish Domino cookie.
Wow! You were rough on him! 😳😆😳😆
I wish I could find Walkers in more places, I LOVE them!! - Texan
I like most of those items, and I drink Twinings English Breakfast Tea every evening before bed with a spoonful of honey. Very relaxing.
Omg...when he did his southern accent impression with the cats!!🤣🤣🤣
Love the Walkers shortbread cookies though!!!
I know I live in California and we have them
I do too!
And this is the real reason my Scottish ancestors escaped Scotland for the new world. With exception to shortbread.
Southern guy should remember his manners.
Well,if he doesn't like it,he doesn't like it.Telling a lie wouldn't make it any better
I want these two to star in a buddy cop film.
*Note please- Southern people are NOT generally so rude or inhospitable- Matt is either having a blood sugar crash, or a mild monthly hormonal fluctuation. Apologies to Scotland and Scots*
Thank you. As a transplanted Southerner, living in New England and used to Northern brusqueness, I was reeeeeaaaly embarrassed by Matt's responses. Everyone I know up here would consider his behavior rude.
Nobody asked for your apology
It's called humor
I give this apology 5/5 sweet potato pies.
For sure! This is one time I hope people read the comments below.
It wasn't actually funny, though. Just being rude doesn't qualify as humor.
The Scotsman needs to join the “Southern Squad.” I give him 7 out of 5 beignets. (Math was not my strong suit. 😂)
Sexual Tyrannosaurus oh yuck! Really?
I want that cat container lol. I'm gonna look on Amazon lol.
"This is the color of sadness" I completely lost it!!
This is just a battle of the most threating accents on both sides of the Atlantic
(Never get yelled at by a Scot or a Suth'ner)
But he doesn't have the accent though.... Even Dr. Phil clearly sounds like he's from the south, but this guy doesn't
The southern accent is derived from the Scottish. Most of us down here have direct lineage to Scotland or Ireland. It's evolved throughout the decades but it is essentially began as a mix of American colonial, Scottish and Irish accents.
@@JSchaffer214 thanks for that.
@@JSchaffer214 Indeed! My Scots-Irish ancestors who sailed over to the "new" world and meandered down the Appalachians to Texas approve of your comment😉
@太郎山田 Yes, and Welsh people too! It was quite the linguistic milieu.
This video gets 5/5 possums😂😂👌🏻love it!
I'd give it 5/5 _Roadkill_ Possums. Matt was harsh. =)
*Scottish man does perfect impression of Southern man sitting next to him*
"You've never met anyone that talks like that."
I’ve actually had those Walker Shortbreads, and I liked them!! 😋🤩
YUM❣️
I’m part Scottish I’m slightly offended on how he scored the food 😂😂😂
Most Southerners are part Scottish lol
A romantic candlelit cookie (oops, biscuit!) factory in the snow, lol! Imagining that now... 🍪❄🕯
"All Scottish food is based on a dare." - Mike Meyers
Christopher's face when you said "doctors office!"
Made my day.
I think I’m digging Scottish man!! This is why when he had our snacks he like the savory more! Bless him! Haha
Heck yeah Irn Bru!
Almost 10 minutes of him crushing the Scottish guys childhood! I have been to Scotland and LOVE Irn Bru and most these snacks. Irn Bru fudge is THE BEST!
"..I can't read it, it 's in your language.." LOL!
Please do "Scottish man tries to pronounce Texas town names"!!!
And Southern man tries to pronounce Scottish town names
Definitely YES to both of these ideas....
Mississippi town names might be funnier
Why is this not a thing already
Tjat be great
The way he talks about the food makes me wonder if Scottish food has less sugar than American food. America’s food has so much sugar in it compared to other countries.
American food has so much more sugar in it than Scottish food, it's insane!
As a proud MacDonald and a proud Texan, I'm lovin' this!
Friendly reminder that a lot of us Southerners originally hail (generations ago) from Scotland and Ireland.
He threw the tea into Boston harbor
😂🤣😃
9:43 minutes of a southern man not acting like a gentleman and hurting his Scottish brother's feelings 🤔
There's no crying in baseball!!
He's a tough Scot. They're fine.
I'm from North Carolina and I have a strong southern drawl. I love the Scottish guy's southern impersonations. I give him 10 out of 10 shrimp n grits....lol...XD
Nope. A southerner would never be this rude to someone from another country. This is embarrassing.
You are out of your mind. Seriously?! "A southerner would *never* be this rude to someone from another country." I was born and raised in GA, and I have heard many of my fellow southerners disparage, denigrate, and vilify other people just because of their skin color. I have heard many many many times with my own ears southerners telling other people to "go back where you came from"
This is a funny video, and these two guys are clearly friends that hold no ill will towards each other.
Folks that want to pretend that all southerners are polite and tolerant need to go read a history book.
See the Walkers biscuits in the local Publix...they're pretty good!
That first one looks yum to me. I'm all about chocolate and caramel.
Sally Phillips I’ve had them and they’re great!
I order them off Amazon at least 4 times a year! 😂 They are my go-to snack. My 8 year old likes collecting the wrappers to make stuff (that I eventually throw out.)
Tunnocks also produce a "Carmel Log" which is covered in pieces of toasted coconut,
yumeeee.
That is hilarious. I have 2 tins . One full of buttons and one full of embroidery thread. And I am a old lady.
He was very close minded. I am sure I'd have enjoyed everything to a greater degree. Southern people fry twinkies and that's just not a metric that should be used as comparison.
I thought it was pretty funny to see the genuine, right out the gate reaction. I hope the Scottish guys reactions are similar in the other video
The whole frying sweets (twinkies, oreos, etc.) Came from Scotland. It started with fried Mars Bars in a chip-shop in Scotland.
I could listen to Christopher talk all day!!
"it's fine" in Britain means it's definitely not !
Chris does a good southern accent.
He's been here a while, I guess
I have tried every single one of these, and I have actually LIKED every single one of them. And I'm from the mountains of West Virginia. Oh wait...my area was settled by Scots and Welsh....
Unnecessarily rude! I hope he gets treated better than this by normal southerners.
Thats just two buddies having a go with each other.
He can take it. My roommate in college was Irish and both the Scott's and Irish love this kind of humor. If you're too nice they see it as being fake.
They were just joking around
@dmchez yes he would remember real southerners are predominantly from England, Ireland and Scotland ancestry. So they would be begging him to keep talking
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Mary Mayberry
Yep they all seem to forget that the english went there too
Most of them think they are all Scots/Irish
Guess it can’t be cool to have English ancestors
I think us ladies give Christopher a 10 out of 7 Robert Redfords! And Matt where are your manners you aren't being very southern!
Robert Redfords!? Nah-Uh try the same rating, but with Blake Sheltons instead, lol.
Unfortunately, this was a very good representation of some southerners.
Miss Tammy, You are a refreshing, caring and charming breath of fresh air.
Miss Tammy is dating herself and insulting Christopher. Have you seen Robert Redford lately? The man has NOT aged well. At all.
How you going to give the man fudge instead of tablet? thought this was meant to be Scottish snacks, bakewell tart? Come on!
There's a sweetie shop in The Grassmarket in Edinburgh that sells the best tablet
Whenever I'm in Edinburgh it's my first stop to stock up, well worth the train journey from Newcastle just for that alone
oh my goodness. you have forgotten the most important Southern virtue , did your granny not teach you to always handle disappointments with tact and grace as you cut to the bone?
The original 9 minutes of Matt saying "Bless your heart" constantly was deemed unsuitable by CZcams. 😁
Christopher and Matt make a great team! I hope to see them work together again.
He can’t deal with a cheese that doesn’t taste of plastic :)
I love these two guys together.
As a southerner who’s always liked Scotland, this was a surreal experience.
I'm Egyptian and I love Scotland.
Shortbread is the best...too bad he doesn't have some thistle butterscotch.
Awww. You told him he had to say nice things until he got away. It all looked lovely. And I LOVE the cat tin!
"Tillman's Corner?" LOL that Walmart is the worst one I have ever been in.
The fact that you clarified "real gravy"... Lol.
Just discovered this channel, love it..
Peace n' Love.
Ahhhhhh I think his feelings were hurt.😢 That's why you have to lie about how nasty food taste, so you don't break your friend's heart.😂
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Love the southern guy😂 he’s insulting all my snacks but done with some good humour love it
Oat coasters. That's comedy gold right there Jerry, comedy gold!
Oat coasters! 😂😂😂
I'd love to watch these 2 reviewing actual Scotch, ya know, the best thing to come from Scotland!
But I'm guessing you've never been to Scotland, or talked to a person from Scotland?
Matt insults Scotland *and* Tillman's Corner. Yet is offended that Little Debbie truck stop fudge rounds do indeed suck. 🤣
you can tell that everytime he doesn't like the snack, apart of the scotish man's soul dies a little lol
Matt, please be kinder. Foreigners think Moon Pies are meh. 😏
These are 2 guys who call it how it is, nothing more. Relax. There is nothing mean about it.
Everyone except southerners think moon pies are meh
Nora Cola And we Southerners think whoopie pies are meh.
@@JPMJPM idek what that is so I'll take your word for it
Nora Cola They’re a Yankee snack cake.