BRITISH GUY Reacts to British Girl visiting WALMART for the First Time..
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- čas přidán 2. 05. 2024
- Walmart is a place id always love to visit, today we are reacting to a british girl visiting walmart for the first time, lets have a watch!
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What type of work other than your CZcams channel do you know how to do I live in Montana Billings, Montana, and in Montana we have 1 million people in the whole state so if you can handle the cold because it is cold here it does snow but people up here we take care of one another and up here you can carry a gun on your side anywhere you want
And if you’ll tell me what you what kind of job you’re looking for I can find that for you
If you ever want a unique exp in the USA. I insist on visiting the land I want you to buy. From New York City Or LA, fly into Grand Junction Colorado. Head south to Cortez, Colorado. From Grand Junction to Cortez will take a day driving. I grew up with that ride you will enjoy it. Eat dinner in Cortez. Wake up. See Mesa Verde. That will take a full day. Moab Utah. You have a choice of three National Parks there. To the west is Durango and Chimney Rock Each will take a day. Flight to LA or New York. It can save you some money. I bet the days in my area are cheaper than the other places you can go. Also Unique. Alamosa From say Pueblo, Colorado has some of the highest sand dunes in the world. You can go over Wolf Creek Pass to Pagosa Springs. Wolf Creek is so pretty random tourists suddenly commit suicide there. Worth seeing.
Yo mate, there's a lot of options for coming to the U.S. - many of the budget conscious, tho, go to the less popular states and smaller towns. A few cities even recruit, the priority is U.S. citizens, of course, but the majority of youth these days don't want to live in rural or semi-rural America. So, that's opened the door to other 'skilled' workers. Some are low skill, largely in food processing, fisheries or agriculture, and others to trade skills to obviously, more technical. Medical is a good option, nursing in particular and associated allied health fields. Much easier of course, if you have a four year degree, but some half it... - the remote / digital nomad crowd and migrant worker often just goes on holiday and use that time to scout for work options that way. the influencer crowd will sell their integrity to one of the indie media outlets and risk being as hated as buzzfeed personalities. A little more solid is heading out on a student visa (it's not just for youth), this where you can do your lower level training where you are but it can be more competitive when you're a non-traditional student but coming from the uk is obviously easier than say russia.. hitch up with a basic uni or college program to get a degree and still work while you're doing it. Again, allied health fields is the primary legal way on the lower amount of requirements that people go. albeit, you do have licensing issues from state to state. If you're willing to be a kept lad, you'd have decent luck finding an old gentleman caller... lasses are a bit more scattered, there's neurotic options there but they tend to be splenda mamas rather than sugar mamas... and not as likely to let you have your own room and side pieces. Really lad, there's multiple ways, not all on the up and up but it's not much different than going on holiday and bouncing around so you don't have to go back home. Many do the renewal bit. Some take up more independent jobs - that's where you might have the private care workers, nannies, tutors. Again, work nine months then piss off for three months somewhere else to be able to come back because while it's not entirely legal by the system, the system is slow to catch up... and it doesn't take too much to plead your case, if it does become a problem. . . given you're coming from an allied nation and don't have any major red flags in your histories. So, yeah, if you consider it.. the easier path to search for details is looking at seasonal employment, i.e. legalized migrant work or education visas. . . work visas is unnecessarily complicated in the u.s. thus it can be difficult to locate those jobs unless they're recruiting in the country of origin directly. So, rather than approaching it from the front or going climbing over the back door, most are going to approach it from the legal gray area side doors. It'd be nice to have everything budgeted, attorneys on hand and ready to walk out the door (in two years time of waiting) but it's not how it goes for most people. You jump at the windows that open because the doors rarely do. Again, there's many states, cities, especially in more rural communities that offer incentives for moving and some do apply to those outside of the u.s. states and territories, so look at the skilled workers list on both a federal and state level.. they do differ somewhat. and yes, some are considered low skill... or merely the need for workers or even just population boosts.
@@calicokush My neighbor would gladly lead people to come kill me if her religion asked her too. AND MIGHT! Which is a shame she makes great cookies. I live in Colorado, so seasonal work is all we have any way. Well that and Walmart. Small town LOL. Many young people are moving here. Some are, (and I am not joking) moving to this particular area near Utah, to survive a civil war. So that's fun. And I hate cities. All those houses and people. I feel like I am always being watched. Fun for a quick trip but just useless to me. Must be some thing to be said for cities I guess, a lot of people seem to live there. But I can pop over to LA for a long weekend, if I lie to my manager. And Las Vegas is like 6 hours drive. I forgot to add I'm a better shot with a rifle then my neighbors by far. But I don't know how they afford so much ammo all day. OMG you should be around here on fourth of July. LOL.
If you think Walmart's boxes are big, react to a video of someone going to Costco, Sam's Club or BJ'S for the first time and prepare for your mind to be blown
Fucking Facts. Walmart is a garage compared to those places. Costco will have you buying a drum of ice cream. 🤣
Have them hit a Costco on a Saturday morning with a 400+ car parking lot crammed full from curb to curb and all 12 lanes backed up 6+ carts deep with more people waiting down the main aisle.
@@pete3397 what Pete said
Sam's Club is a sub-company of Walmart (it's their wholesale division)
Basically Like Walmart, but each item is packaged in groups of 3 or more a lot of times.
(so store itself is obviously bigger, and some stores have Walmart and Sam's Club joined into same building. Sam's is always bigger.)
edit: and like Costco, it is a membership based store, so you can't just walk in without paying for a yearly membership.
Or cases of top shelf whiskey or wine in states that allow grocers to sell liquor
I’m an extremely patient person. Laid back, easy going, and quiet. Every time I have to go into Walmart for anything, I just want to throw hands 😂
Hahahhaa
Same... after Halloween I refuse to step foot in a Walmart. I'm a very nice person but I'd get arrested.
This is why I love order pick up! 😂 the only thing I go in for is produce and meat because I don't trust them to pick it. So I do that VERY early in the morning.
Adam, I live in the U.S. Your reaction to this video reminded me of mine about 8 years. I watched a Japanese CZcamsr go in a 7 -11 in Japan and shop. I said, "why can't we have wonderful food like that in our 7-11s?" Also, to the lady in the video who cannot find deodorant. Ma'am, you are in the grocery section.
The grocery section is about 30% of a Walmart. It's all against one side of the store. She thinks Walmart is a grocery store. Silly rabbit...
There's a section for clothing, jewelry, computers, TV's, medicine and personal care, a garden dept, seasonal things, tire replacement and tune-ups, hunting, fishing, toys, furniture, cookware, home repair and tools, etc.
Deodorant is on the opposite side of the store, near the vitamins, shampoo, and such.
Adam...The grocery, in a Wal Mart super store, is about one third of the entire store. She mentioned the store had a Subway, one of our local super stores has a McDonalds (in the store). Clothing. A shoe store. Tire and oil change area. Electronics, 50 or more flat screens on display. Sporting goods. Toys. Garden center. Pharmacy with every toiletry you might imagine. Home good, sheets, blankets, bed spreads, dishes, pots and pans, toasters, toaster ovens, coffee makers, mixers....
If you go on Friday evening or Saturday morning....You might be lost forever. It's a zoo!!!!
A zoo it is!!! LOL!!! Walmart must be one of the most entertaining places to go to.
@@robertofernandez7773 Or the worst place on earth for an introvert...lol.
@@NerdyNanaSimulations lol. That too!!!
@@NerdyNanaSimulations they offer curbside pickup at no upcharge if you would prefer to not have to go into the store.
And Target is enormous too
She moved to the US because she's a ballet dancer and is working for a ballet company in New Jersey. I love shopping at Walmart. Ours is a regular one. She's at a Super Walmart. The thing about Walmart is you have to know when to go. She's just in the grocery section but it's a one-stop shop...clothing, pharmacy, electronics, toys/crafts, home decor, kitchenware, gardening center, tools and an auto center. So you can literally get new tires and an oil change on your car while you're shopping. Some have gas stations so you do that as well and it can sometimes be the least expensive gas in town.
How do I gusse that
I knew it was east coast by the Utz cheese ball container!
Yes keep in mind they were only grocery shopping in that section of the store. You didn't see the hardware area, The crafts area, The auto parts area, The electronics area, The sporting goods area, The outdoor/garden section, The toy department, The men's, women's and children's clothing areas, or the pharmacy, or the bank, or the hair salon, The nail salon or the optometry/eyeglasses section.
The sizes of the food items are larger is because there are big families and families that live far from shopping areas. They buy large quanties to last for a longer period of time and they make less trips.
The "spray cheese" is a convenience item to use as a topping for crackers or snacks to serve at parties. I never use it, but some people find it helpful, especially if you don't have time to make fancy hors d'oeuvres.
Makes sense!
And if you have little kids, children love spray cheese cause its fun.
to get an idea of what walmart is, take every type of retail store (automotive store AND automotive garage to work on cars, home furniture, medicine and health, toys, pets, garden, hardware, electronic, sports & hunting, clothing, baby stuff, shoes, office supplies, hobbies, Banking, and add a full grocery store into the mix... then add some kind of eatery (like McD or Subway, ect).... THAT is walmart
It's so much fun seeing the U.S. through foreigners' eyes. Makes me appreciate what we have even more.
Thanks for watching!
@MoreAdamCouser, the filming in this girl’s video is pretty shoddy and doesn’t really give you a good look at the store. For more “react” videos, check out those done by The New Zealand Family in the USA for their experience, or maybe JOLLY for touring food and restaurants in the USA. The footage is easier to watch and inspect the details of the stores.
im from the US and this video makes me appreciate what i have here. thanks for the video. we are spoiled here.
Also has more sections than shown: auto, sports, health & beauty, toys, crafts, kitchen, bath, etc. Watch a Costco video.
I’m from Texas. We love our H.E.B’s! This grocery chain started here in Texas and is expanding to other States. The quality of foods blow Walmart out of the water. Plus, the companies policy of giving back to the community is exceptional. ❤️
4:11 Adam we don't call it a trolley. We call it a shopping cart.
Love this! I live in the south, so we often call them buggies!
Unless you're in central Florida where its called a buggy 😆
@@Touchstarvedguy Ah oh yeah
@mrloveall2011 I live as far south as possible and no one around here calls it that. What area are you talking about.
Northeast, call it a carriage lol
Don't... don't be excited about a Walmart Subway 😂
Never be you don't know how many meth heads I've seen in and outside of a subway walmart
@@miguel_ikno i BET YOU ARE ONE.
Dude. Cosmic Brownies are the best. You have no idea what you are missing. Little Debbie in general is probably the best value in snack foods you can find in the US. "Rich" kids got Hostess, the rest of us grew up with Debbie and still love her.
I've had Cosmic Brownies, I've always found them to be a little bland, though that may be my local store as they are a discount Kroger's that gets stuff close to the best by date that didn't sell at the Kroger's 15 miles down the road on the nearby highway.
We had the hostess outlet 🍰
They're awesome 👌
You can tell the person has never been to a Walmart before when they walk in & say "This is nice!" 🤣
actually unreal she didn’t show the gun section too
Last I heard, less than half of the Walmarts in the U.S. sold guns after 2019. As someone else stated, she works for a ballet company in New Jersey. Good chance guns are not sold in that one.
@@EJD-ly3zr i’m from way too white trash of an area for them to stop selling hunting stuff lol i didn’t know that
Still sell them here east tenn
The UK is beautiful…and you guys created some amazing tv shows…Doctor Who, Red Dwarf, Midsomer Murders…and the accent is to die for!
Is it bad that for the longest time I thought you lived in Ireland. It wasn't until you started this series of videos that I found out you lived in the UK. 🤣🤣
Pretty sure Northern Ireland is part of the UK, yes?
"Spray cheese" is EXACTLY what it sounds like. It's aerosol cheese, that comes out of a can. It's similar to Silly String in texture... and flavor, too.
No way hahaha
@@MoreAdamCouser It's absolutely mad, but it's a good way to put cheese on a hot dog or sausage. Squirt the cheese lengthwise into the open bun, put the hot dog or sausage over it and then load up your desired condiments. 🧀🧀🧀🌭🌭🌭
It’s just gross to me. As a kid it was cool but now.. nope!
Millions of peaches... peaches for me😂
Millions of peaches... peaches for free😂
PUSA were the first people I ever saw in concert. At The Edge in 1995 in Orlando.
Back in the day before Bieber even knew what a peach was 😛
@@80sGamerLady Beiber still doesn't know what a peach is
They were put in a can by a man in a factory downtown
One thing that was not mentioned here is that in the US the prices displayed do not include taxes, and it's not added on until you pay at the cashier. So if you buy something, it's going to end up being more expensive when you pay. I understand that in the UK and rest of Europe taxes are included in the price.
@wizzka1 Where we live in New England, we don't pay sales tax on groceries or on clothing. Some states do charge tax on groceries, and as you said, it is not included in the posted price.
The tax is negligible if there is one. It's not going to be 20% hidden like it is on Europe. We're talking single digits.
Generally groceries are not taxed. When I say groceries I'm talking about food, and more specifically I'm talking about multi serving packed food. Most of the products you'd be buying at a grocery store, would not be subject to tax.
Bro, I want you to take a trip here to the states so you can see an NHL game, experience walmart, and hit up a machine gun range literally in a span of 3 hrs 😂😂.
Also, please don't be jealous of the spray cheese. We don't claim that achievement. I don't know how we're the same country that put people on the moon.
They just looked at food. Walmart has a full clothing section, baby section, electronics section with computers, tv’s, video games. A full kids toys section. Full outdoors section, and a full auto/car section.
I know how excited she was grocery shopping because it’s her first time in a Walmart she just showed a portion of the store there’s much more to Walmart than just groceries. Shopping at Walmart for us over here is a weekly errand we have to make for those who live close to a Walmart they probably visit the store more often.
Sometimes, Walmart can be an all-day thing. You can buy groceries, shop for clothes, get a haircut, have your taxes return done, have your oil changed in your vehicle, and have new tires put on. There's also a subway or McDonald's inside if you want lunch.
We here in US don’t appreciate enough what we are blessed with. I lived abroad in Turkey in the late 80’s my husband was in the military and of course I went with him to his duty station. It was definitely an eye opener for a 21 yo American female on what we have in the states compared to other countries. Hope you can visit us across the pond and experience our country.
I love how the first 2 and a half minutes of her video is JUST her in the front of the store and not in any of the aisles.
It's hard to have restrain when going to Wal-Mart. Everything is so cheap there but you have to go in, just get what you need and get out. Or else you will spend $80-$200 on stuff you don't need. And those sweet bread loafs at the beginning go bad after 3 days so you gotta eat them quick. Pro tip: If you see tires on sale online and go into Wal-Mart for those tires and they are out, they will give you the next tire up in price for the same price as the price online. Done that a few times that they ran out of my usual tires and they gave me the upgraded Dunlaps for same price.
I also like shopping at a Super Target. It's often mockingly referred to as Tar-JaYYY.
In Target, there's usually a Starbucks and a Pizza Hut kiosk 🤷♂️
America is richly blessed 🇺🇸
Great reaction. Laughed & liked. All they visited in this Walmart was the supermarket section. There's still so much more. Clothes, electronics, garden supplies, recreation equipment, housing supplies, toys, bikes, automotive supplies, etc.
She only seemed to have gone through 1/4 of the store. There's so much more of the store left to see.😊
WalMart is possibly the biggest store. There's also Lowe's and Home Depot if you need to do home maintenance, repair, and redecorating.
There are also dedicated stores like Auto Zone for car repair, but they're much smaller.
A regular grocery store is maybe 20% or at most 35% as big as a Walmart. Still pretty big but not insane.
Adam Couser, That CZcamsr vlog was pretty good but they did not show much of Walmart, just the food sections which is big enough. Some Walmarts are a little smaller and then there are SUPER Walmarts that are indeed HUGE! You should react to the British couple that went to Buc-ees gas station and stayed there for 24 hours! LOL Buc-ees is a very unique and HUGE gas station that is mostly in Texas locations but not nationwide.. some other states like Tennessee, Georgia and soon Ohio will open a Buc-ees.
I am an American and there is a HUGE shopping center at the end of the street that I live on. The Walmart there is massive. Just at the front of the store there is a Subway, a nail salon, a bank, and an optometrist's office. Also, I can't think of a more American thing than putting brownies in a Snickers bar 😂.
If you didn't know Asda is owned by Walmart so on some Asda's you'll see a sun in the logo or it'll say "apart of the Walmart family"
It was sold in 2021, but yes Walmart kept a small stake so they could supply merch
The thing you don't see is the sales tax on all of these items. Sales tax here varies from state to state, and even county by county, so for a manufacturer, or a retailer to put a definitive sales price on anything is largely impractical.
Another question I've heard from foreigners is, "Do they really sell 'boomsticks' at Walmart?" The answer, again varies from state to state, and county to county. My local Walmart in Kentucky doesn't, but the neighboring county in Kentucky does. But they never sell hand boomsticks or assault boomsticks. They are all shot boomsticks and deer boomsticks. They sell hunting licenses there too, so it only makes sense that they sell the equipment.
Spray cheese is so cool and so delicious. Even better tasting than regular blocks of cheese. The word spray is a little bit misleading and I guess that use it because you do push a button on top for it to come out of the can but it comes out like toothpaste comes out. Instead of squeezing a tube of toothpaste, you're pressing the button on top and you're cracker in your left hand like a trisket and then you just are putting the spray cheese on top of it, so you can put as much or as little just like when you brush your teeth. It's so convenient. It's so delicious and I'll tell you when you're sitting around on the outside. Patio drinking wine and then nibbling on chips with Bray cheese awesome.
Half the stuff we have in American grocery stores is illegal in the UK. Artificial sweeteners, colors, preservatives, flavors and additives make up a huge majority of groceries here in the US. I have a feeling that's why it seems there is so much more.
Actually some ingredients are banned in the uk, but not illegal. There's a difference.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Here we are left to our own devices even if that means making ourselves sick. Freedom!!!!
There's a couple reasons why the UK doesn't have the amount of choice we have or the volume size we have. And that your houses are a third the size of the AVERAGE sized house in America. In the UK, the average sized house is a bit over 800 sq ft. In America, it's around 2400 give or take a hundred or two. Our's is 2300. It's worth between $100 and 200K now, given some of the prices I've heard recently in the same neighborhood. It was less than $20K when my parents bought in 1968. We have an acre of land and it's not even the biggest lot along our street. The lot next to us is 1.78 acres. The one in the other side of us is 1.1 acres. It's about 10 ft wider than ours. Our's is 85 ft wide, their's appears to be about 95 ft wide. A lot just a couple doors down appears to be 3.1 acres.
Your houses are small because you're trying to cram 70 million people on an island 2.8x smaller than Texas. You guys need to start a war and conquer Canada or something for more land. 😅 I'm only half joking. But you get my point.
I live 5 minutes from a Walmart Supercenter. Inside WM is McDonald's, a hair salon, a mani pedi area, Pharmacy. Some WM here has Subways, Starbucks, a FedEx, or Ups station. A small bank, etc.
Inside walmart are the latest style clothing & shoe dept that is very cheap. The garden area i like to look at pretty flowers, but im a very bad gardener😅 If you're looking for a a regular milk, you're gonna find yourself looking at 30+ kind of milk. The other day i was craving for M & Ms chocolate. Of course they have so many kind of m& m's I ended up discovering a new favorite of mine, m& m's cookies & cream, soooo good damn!!😂 i bought 30 packs and put the rest in my pantry and some in my bedside drawer, yummy. Ended up eating 8 packs last nite while in bed watching Peanut Butter Falcon movie😢. Then Netflix Baby Reindeer😮
Back to Wally World (nickname for WM)
International Aisle I liked so i can cook Adobo, pansit, lumpia- famous Asian delicacies.😊
My cousin works at Walmart bakery dept. Darn these cakes & cookies. Red Velvet cake omg!! There's also a buffet area if you're running late and don't wanna cook when you come home, just get some warm freshly cooked take outs. I always get a bucket of chicken, sweet corn & mash potato.
Dinner is done!
Then go to the hair salon to get a new haircut for just $12.00😊
My WM here has their own gas station at the edge of the WM parking lot. WM has different categories like WM Supercenters or Supermart or Mega WM. Or just plain WM. The plain WM don't have any sub stores in it. Those Super or Mega WM you'll find different substores in it. My WM also has a Car repair center at the very back. So you can drop your car to be fixed or get new tires & go shopping, then pick up your car or they will page you on the intercom.
Surprisingly we just get so lazy and take stuff for granted here in US when you refuse to go to WM cuz it's so huge and tiring. We just stop by a regular grocery store and get in & out. The grocery store near me has Starbucks in it. You don't want to see a crowd then we avoid WM😅 ( we're just a bunch of ungrateful citizens😊) The thing about WM is they cater handicap very seriously. People will report you for parking illegally at the handicap space without the blue handicap tag visible or hanging by the rear view mirror. They have electric scooters for handicaps & elderly.
Walmart is where you find odd looking weird people. You tube shows it. Some fight going on, indecent clothing, rednecks stuff😂
If you're an introvert WM is not for you. I'd rather go to a grocery store where I could enjoy a peaceful, quiet shopping.
From my car parked i can see Lowe's from the distance. Lowe's is where you go for home improvement. All kinds of wood, metal, down to the smallest nuts & bolts. It's a guy's paradise. If you're remodeling or just bought a house, this is your place.
I had bought wood flooring from Lowe's for my kitchen floor, plus labor. You just get the measurements & they give you a total package from installation to hauling your old fridge out of your house. Them hardwood floors are SOOOO EXPENSIVE!!!
I bought some more White Rocking Chairs for my front porch.
I think I'd rather hang at Lowe's than Wally World.😊 My brain goes on overdrive at Lowe's thinking of another house project. That's just me😊
I can't believe I read all that
I ge ta chuckle at calling a buggy a trolley. The only one I know of in the US is the cable cars in San Francisco lol. For just a sec I like to imagine Brits pushing giant cable cars around in the stores. I love watching Brits and foreigners in Walmart and other big US stores. So fun. I never see Americans in British stores though.
I get a chuckle when i hear someone calling a shopping cart a buggy, 😂
i'm an American who has been an expat in Australia and Ireland and my husband immigrated with me when we moved back to America. The easiest way to move to the US is either as a university student or having an employer sponser your visa. I immigrated to Australia as a Uni student and while there got my dual citizenship and then married. I was able to move to Ireland due to my husband having dual citizenship in both the Commonweath and Ireland and myself under a work visa.
Walmart stores can range from 99,000 to 250,000 square feet in size, with an average of 187,000. For comparison, a 105-meter by 68-meter football pitch is 76,854 square feet. Now that I'm a lot older and more than a little bit heavier, I avoid these big box stores whenever possible. Thank goodness for online shopping.
Is Jim really slim,that’s the question. LOL!😝 You’re HILARIOUS! Love your reaction.
I have just started watching this guy, but I'd like to say, this reaction is FRICKIN' HILARIOUS! To me, as an American, I think he would fit in well here. After the culture shock wore off, anyways.
Haha thanks Dan, much appreciated!
Adam. Yes Little Debbie is a real brand.😅 I live in a small city and we have two walmarts and a Sam's Club.
You can actually buy potato salad macaroni salad etc etc by the kilo. AKA buys by the pound. Same with fried chicken but that is all supermarkets. We are very spoiled in America... However the way things are going here that won't last too much longer...
Im a British citizen living in Chicago and I can't go to Walmart superstore because they are so big I get overwhelmed and forget why I'm even there!💯🥰
The hilarious part of this is that she showed maybe 10% of the Walmart. The grocery section is just a small part of it.
Growing up in South Georgia there wasn’t much better than walking through an orchard and just picking up hundreds of perfect peaches! Of course we took them home but I can’t tell you how many times I made myself sick when picking peaches because I probably ate one for every two I took home!
Also, she only checked out the grocery section... Walmart also has sporting goods, toys, electronics, home goods, some furniture, a pharmacy, health and beauty products, home and garden, tools, clothes, and shoes... and other stuff.
I refuse to go to Walmart before 10pm! I live in a small town, so if I go in before then… it takes like 2 hours because I run into everyone there! And always, always go with a strict list! And never EVER go hungry! Otherwise, you can wander around for hours and will have a buggy full before you know it! 😂
As an American this maybe my new favorite channel. Love the reactions.....
With all honesty, while big there are other grocery stores with even fresher produce because it's sourced locally (same state) or even closer. We're also blessed in the US that because of our size, pretty much any vegetables or fruit can grow in many states giving us many options with low shipping costs. We're just a bigger island from ya brother. You didn't even see the parking lot. lol
My Mother works at a Walmart in Alabama, I order most of my things from there, LOVE THE WALMART!
As an American who lives in the U.S. but used to work in the U.K., you guys have some killer food over there we don't really have here, too. Bap sandwiches (in general the UK does sandwiches right), Cadbury chocolate bars in crazy amazing varieties, the breakfast spreads, pasties, the pub food is nowhere near as good here, KEBAB VANS... there's so much good stuff. But yeah, you should def still come eat your way across the states.
Walmart isnt even our only big store, we have Target which is also awesome and Best buy which is probably one of the biggest electronics stores in the world
I am a 10th generation Angleano. My mom went into a Walmart once and found it so depressing she left in less than 10 minutes.
Whoever coined the phrase "who let the dogs out" has never shopped at a Walmart before 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Spray cheese... Think of silly string... Except you wanna ring your chili dog with it. LOL
I used to work at Walmart it so hard to get me to go there
The grass is always greener. I wish i woulda got to visit UK, Ireland way back but there was desert storm happening and i dont know how we never got to visit . To this day i kinda feel bad.
I just subscribed to you channel, you are freaking hilarious to watch. Love your channel. Great reaction.
0:20...Walmart is bigger may be the understatement of the week😂😂😂
When you come to the American Southern States, make sure you try Peach Cobbler (served warm).
I've been to England 4 times, Scotland 3 times & Wales once. I love the U.K. I love your history.
Watching on Sunday before our Memorial Day. It makes me proud to see people appreciate our country even if through a Walmart. I'd love to see you react to the song "Proud to Be An American ". Amd to any who would dispute the words to that.. leave. Dont let the screen door hit ya!
New sub here. All is great except the language. Sorry. Old school southern belle here. Where saying 'dayum' will send you to 'hail'❤
the bits on the outside of the caramel apple are peanuts. Other places have those apples with like a red coating (made of sugar I think). I think that all depends on the region where you live though
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Been a worker at Walmart for 4 years I could tell you so many stories and so many pics. Ours even caught on fire once.
It's slightly a bigger Walmart than usual to be fair, but still, it has a lot of stuff. Whenever a Walmart moves somewhere, it kills local competition entirely. The competition for brands to get into Walmart is also crazy which is why the prices are so low. If I had to bet money I'm going to say a college town Walmart. They also usually have auto shops too.
We have that same class of WalMart here, but I don't go there often. It's usually for something automotive or sports equipment. For food, I use the local HEB, and the HEB Plus in the next county, part of the Texas HEB grocery chain not too long ago named the best grocery chain in the U.S., and I rarely go inside them and use curbside pickup. WalMart is useful, but I actually buy almost all non-grocery and some grocery from Amazon, since they have distribution centers within 20 miles and can almost always deliver in one or two days, or even same day. And I do order some things to be delivered by WalMart's two-day service when Amazon has a problem with something.
Keep in mind it’s easy to look at something and imagine it tastes as good as it looks, especially if you don’t have access to it. That’s a rule I live by in the US. Expecting everything to be worse than it’s made out to be in ads and packaging etc.
The larger containers and portions at food places are due to our history of Capitalism. (this is changing at this time) The competition is tremendous and the actual cost of food is much lower than packaging wages etc. So if you want to sell it, pile a lot on. Make the package pretty, offer it at a discount and whenever possible add a free gift like 20% off tickets to 6 Flags. It won't matter one bit that we've just paid $15.00 for a cup of sugar.
Just so you know when I was a child in the 70s it wasn’t like this. It’s grown overtime. Shopping was simple back then. But I remember ashtrays and people smoked while shopping back then
I haven’t been to a Walmart in years. The last time I was there was to buy a microwave and they had the one I wanted at a decent price. I avoid Walmart like the plague. Yes THE plague. ☠️
I’m a senior citizen living on my retirement and every time I go to a different store I cringe at the prices. So I’ll suffer through the Walmart craziness to save on groceries and most other necessities.
Your reactions are so funny! That’s why sometimes I order groceries be delivered. I end up buying more if I go inside. lol.
Forgot to mention that in the auto all manner of filters and car care products as well as having your oil changed while you shop.
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Going to a Walmart is just an excuse to raise your blood pressure and ask yourself how many heads you want to fly 😂
It was a pleasure to watch you!
Adam you should check out wholesales they have bulks for restaurants. 😂 About half the size of your bed.
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This shows only a small area of the store. Things available here. New tires installed new battery for your car installed, in the auto dept. Hair salon, eyecare center for new glasses or contacts. Pharmacy, garden center, sewing dept. electronics dept, toy dept, health and beauty dept. sporting goods, for all sports, clothing dept. furniture dept, baby dept. housewares dept. Just once I wish someone would do a walkthrough of a Walmart super center and show these things.
You're Irish and we bend over backwards to make things happen for you brother! We love the Irish!!!
She’s so excited it’s so cute!😂
The quality of her filming is a 3 out of 10 but it's fun to watch her genuine excitement. I just wish she would have made a better video for people to watch.
lol she never even left the food section- they sell clothes, electronics, garden tools and even tires 😂
Visiting overseas....i really missed everything,especially slushies and ice.
If you think Walmarts are crazy, you should check out a video on the Texas gas station chain Buc-ee's. Absolutely massive gas stations with a ton of gas pumps, and a huge store with just about any kind of food you could want to buy.
Dude, you crack me up! Love your vids.
Hi it's America my boy. Everything are here. You have not think of it, they already have it 😅 and the reason why the portions are big, huge, it's bec they are catering to the Americans who are huge. It's all three times bigger than any other country in the world. Thank you for reacting. 😊
Lol,you didn't see the automotive area that usually has a tire shop for oil changes and what not. Huge clothing selection, guns, bows, ammo, fishing gear, camera equipment, ect ect ect. Basically everything
I personally haven't shopped at Walmart in 15 years... personal issues. But yeah, Walmart is huge! And also after seeing all that food, now you know why America has an obesity problem... (I too struggle with weight).
Stuff might be bigger but you still have to pay for the extra amount. You just have the option to get crazy big sizes. Try a video about Costco or Sam's Club. Costco has everything for life until death. Literally, some Costco stores have actual coffins. They may not be some super top of the line ones but they a usable if you need a budget funeral.😂
There’s also a pharmacy in Walmart and there’s an automotive place and a garden section a place to get your electronics. There’s a baby aisle there’s a lot more there’s even soda isles. I’m surprised she didn’t even show that.
My brother in-law works at Walmart he always has good stories about the wally world freak show