13 Very British Problems

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  • Not quite catching someone's name, meaning you can never speak to them again.
    The agonising problems...
    -Not quite catching someone's name, meaning you can never speak to them again.
    -Receiving an email ending in regards and wondering what you've done to cause so much anger.
    -The terror of these words: and then later i'll ask everyone to stand up and present their ideas to the room.
    -The impossibility of eating a jaffa cake without someone bringing up THAT debate.
    -Panicking in a sandwich shop and allowing a distressingly odd combination of fillings to happen.
    -Not wanting to use an emoticon yet worrying you'll come across sarcastic without one.
    -Never wanting to use an exclamation mark yet worrying you'll come across as miserable without one.
    -Losing faith in your delivery halfway through telling a joke, so opting to just explain what the punchline was going to be and why.
    -Seeing someone you know walking just ahead of you, so stopping dead in the street until they're completely out of sight.
    -Resigning yourself to an usual and arduous train route, rather than risk sharing your commute with a colleague.
    -Asking to sample an ale, disliking it and ordering a whole pint so as not to further waste the barman's time.
    -Feeling your life lacks excitement, so dunking your biscuit for an irresponsibly long time.
    -Saying "honestly, it's fine" to warn of imminent meltdown.
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  • @creepylina
    @creepylina Před 8 lety +3334

    A REAL British problem is having someone American tell you "why do you sound so posh"

    • @drblaze8747
      @drblaze8747 Před 8 lety +77

      No a real British problem is having an American tell you that Scotland isn't a real place. And that's it's the same as Narnia...

    • @meganro2978
      @meganro2978 Před 8 lety +10

      I can't relate though because I'm from Liverpool... I HATE MY ACCENT SO MUCH FFS

    • @pahbody5336
      @pahbody5336 Před 8 lety +3

      +DrBlaze what? Are you for real? That's ridiculous!

    • @JeffersDesigns
      @JeffersDesigns Před 8 lety +1

      +Liziana MSP 100% agree

    • @JeffersDesigns
      @JeffersDesigns Před 8 lety +1

      +Liziana MSP 100% agree

  • @facedown8069
    @facedown8069 Před 8 lety +438

    Real British Problems: Wanting to gouge your eyes out when Americans talk about Britain like the only country in it is England.

  • @henrietta8443
    @henrietta8443 Před 7 lety +3654

    When your digestive biscuit is too big for your cup of tea

    • @wennethicus5212
      @wennethicus5212 Před 7 lety +62

      I was at a friends house the other day and we went out to buy some ginger biscuits for our tea. Then when we got back we realised the biscuits were too big for her cups. We literally went down to Oxfam on the opposite street to buy some mugs that were right size.

    • @mypinkichigo
      @mypinkichigo Před 7 lety +15

      I'm not british but i relate😂

    • @discopumps
      @discopumps Před 7 lety +16

      im no engineering student, but im sure its nothing a nibble can't resolve?

    • @rileygower2766
      @rileygower2766 Před 7 lety +1

      Super Henri lol

    • @smeghead4158
      @smeghead4158 Před 7 lety +7

      why not just break it in half?

  • @kiratrimble464
    @kiratrimble464 Před 7 lety +685

    I nearly had a heart attack when he had that hobnob in his tea for so long

  • @jessiemiller4238
    @jessiemiller4238 Před 9 lety +1468

    These aren't British problems, this happens to everyone..
    A British problem would be everyone badly copying their accent

    • @byronaspinall1165
      @byronaspinall1165 Před 9 lety +15

      People who try to copy British accents piss me off. I almost slapped a girl because of this.

    • @everigby9558
      @everigby9558 Před 9 lety +13

      And when they do a really posh accent saying its british and I'm like well I suppose you could class that as an upper class west London accent it doesn't work for anywhere else

    • @briggs9187
      @briggs9187 Před 9 lety +3

      BYRON ASPINALL if you see Madonna .... ever... Slap her for me, her British accent pisses me off.

    • @alexbreen9948
      @alexbreen9948 Před 9 lety +7

      Yep most people in Britain talk like :HEY MATE PASS ME THE XBOX CONTROLLER LA"

    • @byronaspinall1165
      @byronaspinall1165 Před 9 lety +1

      briggs9187 do you mind if I use a bat?

  • @MrBWeather
    @MrBWeather Před 9 lety +559

    The worst is when you greet someone with "Hey, how you doing?", and they reply with anything other than "Fine thanks, you?"

    • @Tess1596
      @Tess1596 Před 9 lety +2

      Barnaby Weatherall This is actually quite true.

    • @JDstar1708
      @JDstar1708 Před 9 lety +44

      Barnaby Weatherall "Hi how you doing" aka "honestly mate i dont care im just being polite"

    • @Truccosenzinganno
      @Truccosenzinganno Před 9 lety

      Barnaby Weatherall Then just say "Hi" and you are fine :-)

    • @HannahP742
      @HannahP742 Před 9 lety +29

      Barnaby Weatherall Either that or someone asks you, "You alright?" and then walks away without giving you time to answer.... or just to me.

    • @JDstar1708
      @JDstar1708 Před 9 lety +1

      HannahP742
      Now that's just rude.

  • @hannah-mn9eg
    @hannah-mn9eg Před 8 lety +1909

    .. oh god
    *that* debate..

    • @vick3128
      @vick3128 Před 8 lety +47

      What debate?

    • @aurora7442
      @aurora7442 Před 8 lety +230

      The "Is it a cake or a biscuit?" debate

    • @unnamed3483
      @unnamed3483 Před 8 lety +28

      Are we gonna talk about the fact that John is getting married? Sherlock

    • @lyricsyt3123
      @lyricsyt3123 Před 7 lety +55

      It's a cake because cakes go hard when they go off. Biscuits go soft. 😂

    • @EllieKirbys_Profile
      @EllieKirbys_Profile Před 7 lety +8

      oh every time, my favourite sociopath.

  • @polnareffshugehonkers4704
    @polnareffshugehonkers4704 Před 7 lety +171

    what about having literally nothing to talk about but the weather

    • @ellisehughes1963
      @ellisehughes1963 Před 5 lety +3

      Come on it is the first thing to turn to well as a brit I think that it is.

    • @maia7395
      @maia7395 Před 5 lety +4

      The reason why we talk about the weather in Britain is because we like to complain, it's always to hot or too cold!😊

  • @captain_smart.casual4789
    @captain_smart.casual4789 Před 8 lety +1706

    My god we're awkward, I love Britain.

  • @RuneSkimmy
    @RuneSkimmy Před 10 lety +314

    Are British people all suffering from social anxiety...?

  • @excusemesirs.isthiswhereib4514

    British people do not equal London people.

    • @yeahsame2843
      @yeahsame2843 Před 7 lety +22

      Ya i know like every americain thinks every british person is a londoner its annoying

    • @lowri974
      @lowri974 Před 7 lety +14

      YASSS I AM FROM WALES BUT HAVE AN ENGLISH ACCENT AND WHEN I MEET FOREIGN PEOPLE THEY'RE LIKE "so you from London?"

    • @814912
      @814912 Před 7 lety +8

      Exactly! I'm Scottish and sound completely different. And even in London not everyone sounds like that. I've lived in Britain my whole life, and the only person I've met with that accent is this awful snobby girl who used to go to my school and who I secretly hated.

    • @ihatelactose254
      @ihatelactose254 Před 6 lety +12

      Every single time I go on holiday the conversations go like this:
      Person: where are you from?
      Me: England.
      Person: so you're obviously from London!
      Me: no, I'm from Dudley.
      Person: I thought you were English?
      Me: yes, I am English.
      Person: but you just said you were from Dublin.
      Me: no, i said Dudley.
      Person: Dublin?
      Me: Dudley.
      Person: dublin?
      Me: you know what?! Forget it!
      Person: is that how you treat people in England? Do you scream at people all day?
      Me: no... We treat them like dogs.
      Person: ohmygod really?!
      Me: I was being sarcastic! Goodbye!

    • @ohhanna3927
      @ohhanna3927 Před 6 lety

      Yup

  • @livinglifelazy
    @livinglifelazy Před 7 lety +534

    So basically Brits are just awkward? Dude why wasn't I born British I'd fit right in

    • @fennecfox2
      @fennecfox2 Před 7 lety +18

      Ikr. I do a lot of these, and where I live they refer you to the nearest therapist if you act like this. My parents are British...I'm in the wrong country xD

    • @jowatstudios
      @jowatstudios Před 7 lety +20

      most of us, not all of us :)

    • @emilysmellfox4784
      @emilysmellfox4784 Před 7 lety +15

      Domi Kat Oh trust me you would love it :) lol the best part is hearing Londoners cursing at others ( I'm not from London I'm from Manchester )

    • @lorbaborb
      @lorbaborb Před 7 lety +6

      Ur lucky ur American - waaaay lest ppl gonna make fun of all the stereotypes

    • @814912
      @814912 Před 7 lety +12

      Nope, we're nothing like that, it's just racist Americans who think we are.

  • @JazzyJ96771
    @JazzyJ96771 Před 9 lety +884

    One thing you Americans need to be aware of.
    Half of the time when you're referring to British people,you actually mean English people,so be careful because some people find that annoying.
    To some of your surprises,England isn't the only country in Britain,there's Wales,Scotland and Northern Ireland too. So if you're saying British and mean English.
    SAY ENGLISH.

    • @13dborden
      @13dborden Před 9 lety +18

      Caitlin warren Ss an American I knew that, but most people here are too lazy to care and just choose to be ignorant. Sorry.

    • @JazzyJ96771
      @JazzyJ96771 Před 9 lety +2

      Caitlin warren Ha! Looks like Devon just answered her question.
      Alright,well I'll call American's non-European and see how they like it.

    • @PabloLayhee
      @PabloLayhee Před 9 lety +2

      if you know that there referring to english people then it shouldnt make you upset

    • @rspace105
      @rspace105 Před 9 lety +20

      Unless someone from Scotland or Wales wins a world championship of something.. then they're British :P

    • @gnouveli
      @gnouveli Před 9 lety +1

      i always say BRITISH.
      thanks fyi.

  • @kimzee59
    @kimzee59 Před 8 lety +1315

    when you dunk your biscuit into your tea, and the biscuit breaks off :(
    RIP Custard cream.

    • @Quonk079
      @Quonk079 Před 8 lety +7

      I cry for many days and many nights.

    • @sundowner8326
      @sundowner8326 Před 8 lety +6

      Apparently, 'Murica doesn't even have custard creams.

    • @sundowner8326
      @sundowner8326 Před 8 lety +3

      Wow, I'm glad to be British!

    • @SuperSonic-fk6yq
      @SuperSonic-fk6yq Před 8 lety +3

      +kimzee59 Who dunks custard creams in tea, surely that would take away from the taste of the custard cream? Hobnobs or Digestives are the way to go with regards to dunking.

    • @bellawhitehouse9709
      @bellawhitehouse9709 Před 8 lety

      I know so sad :(

  • @katiebuss1327
    @katiebuss1327 Před 7 lety +480

    I'm a Brit 🎉

  • @CamKirkham
    @CamKirkham Před 7 lety +361

    You game the idea to do a 'Things all british people will understand' video! Great video, good luck

  • @BuzzFeedVideo
    @BuzzFeedVideo  Před 10 lety +612

    How many of these "Very British Problems" do you relate to?

    • @Ludovids
      @Ludovids Před 10 lety +70

      I relate myself with all of them! :-)

    • @stellaa6626
      @stellaa6626 Před 10 lety +82

      I'm English, and I agree with all of them. But these apply to everyone..

    • @TheEndi8
      @TheEndi8 Před 10 lety +8

      i relate to only one

    • @GBart
      @GBart Před 10 lety +42

      I'm American and I can relate to all of it, except the one about Jaffas. They're definitely cakes, that debate's been settled.

    • @goldenblade72
      @goldenblade72 Před 10 lety +78

      You didn't have that moment when your biscuit falls into your tea and you have to try fish it out again

  • @eloisemurphy2051
    @eloisemurphy2051 Před 9 lety +448

    British/English problems: people asking why you put on a 'posh' voice for fun when it's your real voice because you come from the south...

    • @blazednlovinit
      @blazednlovinit Před 9 lety +29

      eloise murphy English problem, Scottish people yelling whenever someone say's England when referring to Britain

    • @lewisr8244
      @lewisr8244 Před 9 lety +4

      +eloise murphy Welsh people problems = sounding like you are a sheep farmer constantly because of your strong accent and the fact you come from the South Wales valleys. :(

    • @rubyroux834
      @rubyroux834 Před 8 lety +14

      Are you secretly Dan Howell?

    • @fainthorror
      @fainthorror Před 8 lety +2

      +Ruby Roux DAN HOWELL

    • @nmc6188
      @nmc6188 Před 8 lety

      +eloise murphy Northern Irish problem= When siri cant understand your accent

  • @dantealighieri8232
    @dantealighieri8232 Před 7 lety +55

    Don't forget the queues!
    Despite feeling intense anger towards a queue-jumper, British will often say nothing - staring angrily is more our style. And then there are the rules to say please and thanks: taxi drivers, bus drivers, anyone giving us a service. And the better is that we hate not to be thanked if we think we deserve it.

    • @cookiek7567
      @cookiek7567 Před 5 lety

      Dante Alighieri People thank bus drivers? I understand if it’s a coach but no one ever thanks London bus drivers😂

    • @dystopianvoid6528
      @dystopianvoid6528 Před 4 lety

      Cookie K I feel like that's just bad manners...

  • @senty3134
    @senty3134 Před 7 lety +24

    anyone remember being asked by an American "why do brits sound so posh" when you have a birmingham/blackcountry accent. for some reason Americans think all brits have a London accent and we all like Harry potter and eat fish&chips with a cup of TEA at hand. I mean I like tea as much as the next person but most of the people I know HATE tea. all my teachers would rather eat a gallon of PVA Glue than drink a cup of tea😑

    • @rowan2241
      @rowan2241 Před 4 lety +3

      Also Brit doesn't mean English person. The place is Britain

  • @Outrageous250
    @Outrageous250 Před 10 lety +130

    NOW Buzzfeed has ran out of ideas

  • @arbis8194
    @arbis8194 Před 8 lety +881

    I mean crossing with chavs is a huge problems for us brits

  • @katiewilloughby5620
    @katiewilloughby5620 Před 6 lety +25

    *that debate*
    We all just know
    We just *know*

  • @JessicaSmith-pe6ii
    @JessicaSmith-pe6ii Před 7 lety +26

    The real British problem,
    Custard Cream or Bourbon biscuits to dunk in your tea.

  • @nintendogssunny1640
    @nintendogssunny1640 Před 8 lety +287

    1. Saying sorry to objects
    2. sayings sorry when somebody acidently pushes part you in school/ work/ public places
    3. Saying sorry for everything
    4. when one of your friends pretends to hit you and you say ow and the response is allways, "did that really hurt?!"
    and then you reply, "no."
    5. If you say 'and me' instead of 'and I' you will allways get correceted by someone, either that or you have to correct people for it yourself

    • @smuwu3336
      @smuwu3336 Před 8 lety +5

      Every single one of these is actually so relatable

    • @vanloanh1776
      @vanloanh1776 Před 8 lety +8

      About half of these occur to Canadians as well.

    • @kamthompson9251
      @kamthompson9251 Před 8 lety +4

      Sounds more like Canada TBH XD that's so me...

    • @floodvoid
      @floodvoid Před 8 lety +2

      All of these apply to me...
      I'm American............

    • @ajzebadua
      @ajzebadua Před 8 lety

      +Nintendogs Poppy This could easily be any Brit or Canadian, which is basically a Brit anyway...eh?

  • @SueycrazyAJ
    @SueycrazyAJ Před 9 lety +230

    Here's a British problem, someone saying "I love your accent." WHAT ACCENT? I HAVE BEEN SPEAKING THIS WAY ALL MY LIFE

    • @jameswilkes6091
      @jameswilkes6091 Před 9 lety +22

      Yes, because it is your accent, that is how you speak. We all have accents indicating of where we come from.

    • @TheCoastalAVENGER
      @TheCoastalAVENGER Před 9 lety +25

      an accent is just the way you speak, technically speaking every person on earth who speaks words has an accent.

    • @curiousdoodler5509
      @curiousdoodler5509 Před 9 lety +70

      That reaction is like responding to "I like your hair" with WHAT HAIR? I'VE HAD THIS HAIR MY ENTIRE LIFE!

    • @theknight45videos
      @theknight45videos Před 9 lety +2

      accent is just a way of pronouncing a word. its all good

    • @elizabethheverin5190
      @elizabethheverin5190 Před 9 lety

      Sueycrazy yep so true

  • @zaynstan8846
    @zaynstan8846 Před 7 lety +9

    Oddly enough, I face most of these problems, and I'm not even British

  • @hotpocket5064
    @hotpocket5064 Před 6 lety +11

    This is so stereotypical. Now if you will pardon me, I'm gonna go and eat some fish and chips while sipping some tea to blow off some steam from watching this stereotypical video about us Brits. Eh what?

  • @himxli
    @himxli Před 9 lety +396

    My very British problem: when your American internet friends call fish and chips "fish and fries". I cringe so hard!
    Or is that just me?

    • @cjekt5466
      @cjekt5466 Před 9 lety +18

      Himali Mendis oh god you just made me cringe.

    • @carmenmatheson-taylor7208
      @carmenmatheson-taylor7208 Před 9 lety +6

      It's actually fush n chups

    • @Ds-wt1sm
      @Ds-wt1sm Před 9 lety +5

      Himali Mendis Why do you call it chips though? When I hear "chip" I think of something crunchy. Fries aren't crunchy. and do you guys call all fries "chips"? I find it cool and weird :) England's so fascinating

    • @lilysyger8333
      @lilysyger8333 Před 9 lety

      ***** that's in new Zealand

    • @himxli
      @himxli Před 9 lety

      Smiles chips are chunkier than fries

  • @emzee1030
    @emzee1030 Před 9 lety +235

    Woah, stop fighting people! Let's bond over tea, crumpets, English breakfasts and that very cheap kebab shop round the corner! I am British, so I now qualify for saying this. 👌

    • @Flustered_Potato
      @Flustered_Potato Před 9 lety +10

      You're kind of the only person I like in the comments section right now. A "high-five" to you, my friend. 👋🏾

    • @tammyjohnson3392
      @tammyjohnson3392 Před 9 lety +6

      ....I like tea

    • @katiejane1337
      @katiejane1337 Před 9 lety +4

      I'm British too!!! Hurray!!! 🇬🇧

    • @firecracker5566
      @firecracker5566 Před 9 lety +1

      I'm only going if the queens there! (I'm British to!) 👊

    • @geradwayandthesassmachines301
      @geradwayandthesassmachines301 Před 9 lety +1

      Pixie May1228 im brittish too!!!! Yay!!!!
      Also not all brits talk all posh and propet

  • @PolliitoAle
    @PolliitoAle Před 8 lety +5

    I always knew I was meant to be British. I was just born in Chile by a huge landmark mistake, God was drunk.

  • @imashthatsatotheshush5735

    Oh my god ! you've explained this like a pro! "Seeing someone you know..." that's just so on point ! Also using and not using exclamation! Dunking the biscuit ! Forgetting the name of the person and then just never talking to because you can't remember their names and it'll be super rude to ask them or to ask just anyone. Everything is on point ! Super Like to this video !👍

  • @bethanychubb394
    @bethanychubb394 Před 8 lety +394

    I feel like the Buzzfeed videos about Britain are stereotypical most of them at least 😒

    • @scarletmccluskey8529
      @scarletmccluskey8529 Před 8 lety +12

      but most of the points in this video are true...for England at least

    • @fluffypuffz9599
      @fluffypuffz9599 Před 8 lety +2

      +Scarlet McCluskey nope I'm English and this is a lie

    • @bethanychubb394
      @bethanychubb394 Před 8 lety +1

      Scarlet McCluskey no....not really most of them are false and stereotypical.....

    • @dani-kj2vo
      @dani-kj2vo Před 8 lety +3

      I'm English, and I agree. so none of these happen in ANY other countries?
      love this channel tho

    • @jemdryden
      @jemdryden Před 8 lety

      +Dani Taylor same. but do America make fun of us tho

  • @Pizzaboy609
    @Pizzaboy609 Před 9 lety +249

    Saying sorry when you bump into furniture... XD

    • @jevongraham5223
      @jevongraham5223 Před 9 lety +3

      i do that to XD like you're In somebody's house and you say sorry to the furniture and their like wtf

    • @stranger.grimes2534
      @stranger.grimes2534 Před 8 lety

      +Pizzaboy609
      I do that ALL the time and when people hurt themselves and I have nothing to do with it whatsoever I say sorry

    • @sophiereynolds7168
      @sophiereynolds7168 Před 8 lety +4

      I once said sorry when I walked into a lamppost...it wasn't to anyone...just the lamppost

    • @AlisonBryen
      @AlisonBryen Před 8 lety +2

      saying sorry when a person bumps into you!

    • @willainwonderland4582
      @willainwonderland4582 Před 8 lety

      +brandybuck1984 omg I do this so much😂 but I apologise when they bump into me but they don't say it back😕

  • @alex-ke1fs
    @alex-ke1fs Před 7 lety +2

    When my biscuit brakes and it's at the bottom of my cup and when I reach the end of my tea I start drinking soggy biscuit happened many times God being posh is so hard.....

  • @Daisy-rd1go
    @Daisy-rd1go Před 8 lety +7

    Gosh we're so awkward. I love it. 😂

  • @DonziSmash
    @DonziSmash Před 9 lety +419

    British problem = Sounding like a pirate because your from Somerset.

    • @jasminebrook6382
      @jasminebrook6382 Před 9 lety +7

      #southwestproblems I feel you

    • @dragonwarrior3z
      @dragonwarrior3z Před 9 lety +2

      ***** Talos help me when I first saw your comment I said Summerset isles in my head....I ive been shouted at by the old fuzzy faces too much!

    • @DonziSmash
      @DonziSmash Před 9 lety

      dragonwarrior3z huh i never noticed the similarity's in the names until now, although there is a big culture difference :)

    • @dragonwarrior3z
      @dragonwarrior3z Před 9 lety

      *****
      lol yea one is filled with asshole elves the other ive never heard of in tell now!

    • @Brukn0ws
      @Brukn0ws Před 9 lety

      you're*

  • @zoetheepic1125
    @zoetheepic1125 Před 8 lety +78

    WHY ARE WE SO POLITE?!?!??! ITS NOT BRAGGING, ITS A CURSE!!!!!

    • @gayestsexhaver
      @gayestsexhaver Před 8 lety

      I'm never polite to people on CZcams unless cats are involved XD

    • @zoetheepic1125
      @zoetheepic1125 Před 8 lety +6

      +Owlgirl77 true, true. Btw sorry if using all caps sounded rude or something or- aw crap.

    • @thetimeladytardis6832
      @thetimeladytardis6832 Před 7 lety

      ZoeTheEpic im American and as i was leaving a food place i held the door open for people who were entering as i was leaving and i apologized for holding the door for them 😥

  • @veronica-fp7cz
    @veronica-fp7cz Před 8 lety +3

    I can't enjoy a good crumpet with somebody screaming "DO YOU WANT SOME TEA WITH THAT?!"

  • @h_wavey7006
    @h_wavey7006 Před 8 lety +23

    still we love are Britain x

  • @anathemax2109
    @anathemax2109 Před 9 lety +110

    When I was little, I thought that America didn't exist, I thought it was some dream world of England..

    • @kkknotcool
      @kkknotcool Před 9 lety +2

      I don't know who that makes look bad?(England or America)

    • @Khan12078
      @Khan12078 Před 9 lety +1

      Angelx whats a america?

    • @ThisMuslimah
      @ThisMuslimah Před 9 lety +10

      Angelx The American Dream...

    • @shallot6
      @shallot6 Před 9 lety +3

      Angelx This sounds racist but my brother convinced me (he also believed this as well) that all Americans were black.

    • @aragornthebrave
      @aragornthebrave Před 9 lety +3

      Angelx It makes sense, because when we are little, America only exists on the TV, so it's easy to believe it's an imaginary place where people speak different and do mad things. Then you grow up and realise it's not imaginary ;)

  • @bruffmeister1
    @bruffmeister1 Před 10 lety +129

    I am British and do not have any of these problems. It seems to me that Buzzfeed has a problem with the UK. How many videos putting England down now ?.
    Unsubbed

    • @LeakReal
      @LeakReal Před 10 lety +15

      don't take it so seriously, it is just a fucking video.

    • @LewisKlein7
      @LewisKlein7 Před 10 lety

      I know, saying regards wtf ?

    • @UnstopableUrsaring
      @UnstopableUrsaring Před 10 lety +4

      it's not putting down england it's just picking on a few things i've seen american problem videos canadian problem videos and several others

    • @KayleighPeng1021
      @KayleighPeng1021 Před 10 lety

      ADAPTED.

    • @joshtadlock2009
      @joshtadlock2009 Před 10 lety +3

      Hay its a joke

  • @simeonselmon3547
    @simeonselmon3547 Před 7 lety +27

    number 1 keep saying sorry all the time and not walking in a straight line and bumping into you very annoying

    • @ellisehughes1963
      @ellisehughes1963 Před 5 lety +1

      Yes us brits are not rude and like to apologise...... But we are very clumsy

  • @cathydavis5205
    @cathydavis5205 Před 5 lety +1

    No every time I dunk a digestive in me tea I always end up shouting “ME BISCUITS IN ME BREW!” 😂😂😂

  • @LilaMudbanana
    @LilaMudbanana Před 8 lety +1249

    Got a better one: being totally screwed because of leaving the European Union.

    • @nourmakarem8682
      @nourmakarem8682 Před 8 lety +3

      they'll eventually join back

    • @LilaMudbanana
      @LilaMudbanana Před 8 lety +7

      Nour Makarem Hopefully!

    • @henrietta8443
      @henrietta8443 Před 8 lety +5

      Ikr!? I actually cried when I heard the news.

    • @aelbion1453
      @aelbion1453 Před 8 lety +19

      +Super Henri Are you one of those people that somehow believe that the entire elderly population of the UK is ignorant and selfish?

    • @dylanridgway2106
      @dylanridgway2106 Před 8 lety +10

      No they somehow think that those above the age of 55, don't deserve the vote!

  • @bluesnail95
    @bluesnail95 Před 10 lety +124

    I'm British and none of these apply to me or anyone I know, so how about:
    1)probably the only country that hates someone else from their own country if they are from a different town (Manchester-Liverpool)
    2)politically apathetic
    3)Un-written rule Northerners and Southerners hate each other
    4)the weather... It either floods or has a heat wave... Or both
    5)Incompetent leaders
    6)The Daily Mail
    7)The Sun
    8)complaining about your home city however if anyone from outside your city complains it's WW3
    9)we hate being called European
    10)get offended by American TV. Shows or other things that try and portray us as a nation-ie THIS
    11)The monarchy-love it or hate it
    12)Queuing-we all do it and yet secretly hate it but unlike other nations just shut up and do it
    13)WE ALL HAVE A GARAGE FULL OF USLESS SHIT THAT WE DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT IS IN THERE

    • @slayahm4ster
      @slayahm4ster Před 10 lety +7

      yup that sums up us Brits in a nutshell (now do i put an emoticon or not) XD

    • @EmSiJa22
      @EmSiJa22 Před 10 lety

      Btw, why do you hate being called European?? I'm curious :)

    • @slayahm4ster
      @slayahm4ster Před 10 lety +8

      Izaya Orihara because of them who are located near to us being European.. the frog munchers, XD also its just that were not attached to Europe and thus don't like to be associated with them

    • @gracehogan9007
      @gracehogan9007 Před 10 lety

      Oh yes the weather one it can't just be in between can it!!!!!:)

    • @EmSiJa22
      @EmSiJa22 Před 10 lety

      So I'm Polish and I know the pain (the weather pain xD). Summer, spring +30-40, winter-fall 0 or -30C xD it's like never in between!

  • @squid2530
    @squid2530 Před 6 lety +1

    0:36 I was literally eating a Jaffa cake when you said that 😂

  • @rjackson5610
    @rjackson5610 Před 7 lety +8

    Wait I'm confused. Aren't these just problems for shy people/people with anxiety problems

  • @kleverklogs
    @kleverklogs Před 9 lety +430

    Everyone here does realise America are just Brits that migrated elsewhere a while back right?

    • @xxemmuurrhhxx
      @xxemmuurrhhxx Před 9 lety +75

      Shhh, you're being too logical

    • @Topoftheworld121
      @Topoftheworld121 Před 9 lety +15

      I'm not any part British and I'm American

    • @Topoftheworld121
      @Topoftheworld121 Před 9 lety +10

      German, Dutch, Native American, actually I take back what I said I'm part Irish, French

    • @evanswanson2540
      @evanswanson2540 Před 9 lety +1

      Lightning Shield a few Scandinavians came later on.

    • @darthsuperman9278
      @darthsuperman9278 Před 9 lety +3

      America can also be Mexican, Basically all of Europe, parts of Asia, and my friend's ancestors are from Australia. Think again.

  • @jtmwanakhu
    @jtmwanakhu Před 10 lety +73

    Shut up buzzfeed your not British and these are not our problems!!!

  • @tai3802
    @tai3802 Před 5 lety +2

    When you bump into someone and say: “op.. sorry”

    • @rowan2241
      @rowan2241 Před 4 lety

      Or just constantly saying sorry🤣

  • @reee396
    @reee396 Před 6 lety +4

    I’m a Brit but I thought these were normal problems we all face 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @User-bl5um
    @User-bl5um Před 8 lety +88

    Only britts know the Jaffa cake debate

    • @elizabethroy4136
      @elizabethroy4136 Před 8 lety +1

      Can someone explain to me this debate

    • @User-bl5um
      @User-bl5um Před 8 lety +1

      +Elizabeth Roy some say they are a biscuit some say they are a cake

    • @hannahsargent5905
      @hannahsargent5905 Před 6 lety +1

      AlmightyStarfire exuse me

    • @IsabelleSayed
      @IsabelleSayed Před 6 lety +1

      Pancakes I’m half british but I️ don’t know what that is. I️ feel like a disgrace to my comminity

    • @Bibimgo
      @Bibimgo Před 6 lety

      they are a c a k e

  • @crusty663
    @crusty663 Před 9 lety +180

    Actually British people dunk their digestive biscuit in a cup of tea and then it breaks

    • @alishiabarry2036
      @alishiabarry2036 Před 9 lety +10

      That's what I thought was going to happen bc it happens 90% of the time 😂

    • @xecium8780
      @xecium8780 Před 9 lety +5

      Then you my friend are a 'Risky Dunker' (don't take this as an insult)

    • @crusty663
      @crusty663 Před 9 lety

      yh whatever

    • @UKFX
      @UKFX Před 9 lety

      Only unless they're unskilled.

    • @Ellzen08
      @Ellzen08 Před 9 lety

      Who dunks hobnobs? fml

  • @laurabowden5
    @laurabowden5 Před 6 lety

    I love these kind of videos. I feel like it brings us Brits together, like watching a family-made film on Christmas Day and laughing about it 😂 (over a cup of tea and digestive biscuits of course)

  • @jowatstudios
    @jowatstudios Před 7 lety +14

    okay, let me just say........ WHY DOES EVERY COUNTRY DIS OUR ACCENTS! seriously its so annoying because only a few people have those accents in Britain. You wouldn't like it if we made fun of your accents, would you non-British people

    • @yeahsame2843
      @yeahsame2843 Před 7 lety +1

      I know like not every british person has a london accent like americains think

    • @lorbaborb
      @lorbaborb Před 7 lety

      Most londoners don't have those accents

    • @user-ey9ny9ie1r
      @user-ey9ny9ie1r Před 7 lety

      Bluestar I agree even though I'm polish

    • @lucyslife6051
      @lucyslife6051 Před 7 lety

      im British hiiiii i agree

    • @BankruptMonkey
      @BankruptMonkey Před 7 lety

      Americans tend to think British accents are insanely hot and want to date a person with said accent even if they are only mildly attractive physically so it's basically the opposite of a dis here. Don't mean to contradict you just bringing up an additional perspective you may not have encountered before.

  • @pomtt
    @pomtt Před 8 lety +73

    here are some actual british problems from a brit.
    1. dunking your biscuit in your tea and the biscuit falls into your tea when you go to eat it.
    2. complaining about the weather.
    3. people constantly asking for surveys.
    4. bus times are atrocious
    and some of the ones in the video.
    .

    • @rbeck3200tb40
      @rbeck3200tb40 Před 8 lety

      +BurnerGaming Backburner
      weird ? I had no idea British people were like that

    • @shanetrevyllian2950
      @shanetrevyllian2950 Před 8 lety

      +BurnerGaming Backburner Sometimes I take the bus home from college, because I live on the other side of the city... It's not the bus times that are atrocious, it's the time the bus arrives... Recently, I waited nearly an HOUR at the bus stop...

    • @lelo4205
      @lelo4205 Před 8 lety

      +Shane Trevyllian The worst thing is when you stick your hand out for the bus but it just drives past you. You then stand there in a moment of silent awkwardness whilst the people in the bus turn and look at you smiling.

    • @user-bl4ce1gv8z
      @user-bl4ce1gv8z Před 8 lety

      +Lel o oh god I just flashed back to every time that's happened to me

    • @Quonk079
      @Quonk079 Před 8 lety

      Problems in your list that apply for Australians-
      The first one. (And maybe occasionally the 2nd)

  • @danieladimitrieski6748
    @danieladimitrieski6748 Před 8 lety +646

    most of these just seemed like regular problems to me

    • @halcyonblacky
      @halcyonblacky Před 8 lety +22

      +Daniela Dimitrieski Probably because we're normal people.

    • @amyfarnell1621
      @amyfarnell1621 Před 8 lety

      yup

    • @callum2862
      @callum2862 Před 8 lety

      Same

    • @AkiffHssn
      @AkiffHssn Před 8 lety +2

      I was expecting "every british expected to be 100% educated and intelligent from harvard unfortunately not all of them are"

    • @danieladimitrieski6748
      @danieladimitrieski6748 Před 8 lety

      drew whitelaw Yea so then whats the point it should be problems everyone experiences

  • @gaysatan5064
    @gaysatan5064 Před 7 lety

    I forgot to get biscuits for my tea so I had to go downstairs again. ugh *eats scones and watches the great British bake off while hailing the queen*

  • @hvucufufufyfyc6319
    @hvucufufufyfyc6319 Před 7 lety +1

    number one should be going to a foreign hotel and finding out there is no kettle

  • @KurNorock
    @KurNorock Před 9 lety +92

    British problems as far as I (an American) can tell from my exposure to British people and their comments on CZcams and other internet media:
    1. teeth
    2. America envy
    3. Not enough time to hate on America and Americans over the internet.
    4. The letter "T" in the middle of a word. They can't pronounce them at all. For example, the word "bottom" becomes "bah-um"
    5. More America envy
    6. teeth again.

    • @FromATalkingDonkey
      @FromATalkingDonkey Před 9 lety +96

      I do envy some Americans, mainly due to their ignorance, as the common saying goes; ignorance is bliss.
      I obviously wish their was more time in the day but unfortunately there is not.
      I love the teeth stereotype, it is only really true when it come to the older generations (especially famous people since the pressure to look perfect isn't as strong over the pond in the UK and even less so in the 1900's).I think America has a fair share of negative stereotypes as well as any country does, but we shall not divulge.
      And I just want to say that i think the USA a wonderful country, simply beautiful and full of amazing people, obviously there has to be some exceptions.
      P.S. I don't really understand number 4. (i thought those damn foreigners pronunciation of their T's is emphasized too much, like bottom = bot-tum).

    • @jakedeane5304
      @jakedeane5304 Před 9 lety +31

      I would not say I am too fond of our usa colony anyway

    • @beebee3716
      @beebee3716 Před 9 lety

      LOLOL.

    • @jakedeane5304
      @jakedeane5304 Před 9 lety +38

      oooh don't cry american, i thought you were supposed to be big and brave

    • @KurNorock
      @KurNorock Před 9 lety +4

      You think I'm crying? Must be a European thing to just cry all the time so I can see how you might think I am crying. But No, I'm not crying. It actually is kind of a compliment that you hate us so much. That's why in my original post i said it was "America envy" and not "america hate". You hate us because you envy us. It's human nature to be jealous of those that have it better than you. That's why there is this ridiculous war on the wealthy. It's simple class envy. The US is the best country on the planet and you are jealous of that so you cling to whatever flaws you can find. Sure, we have fat people, we have stupid people, so do you and every other civilized country on the planet. So throw all the insults you want. But at the end of the day, I'm in this country and you are wherever you are. I'll take your envy as a compliment.

  • @amberworthington1518
    @amberworthington1518 Před 8 lety +508

    WE NEED A BRITISH BUZZFEED!!!

  • @mollymeggs3246
    @mollymeggs3246 Před 6 lety

    That 'tired of being tired?' Ad on the bus stop at the start was the most British part

  • @amybury3836
    @amybury3836 Před 6 lety +1

    I’m British my family and I constantly debate over which way to eat a Jaffa cake

  • @Sallythepig1
    @Sallythepig1 Před 10 lety +75

    Umm not only British people go through those problem ... Everyone does

    • @PopoSimTalia
      @PopoSimTalia Před 10 lety

      me dont XP
      If I dont catch someone name I still speak with them or ask them blaming my horrible name memory for it.
      And Jaffa is the best no debate what so ever needed ^^
      point of the comment using a lot instead of everyone. ^^b

    • @bens.4167
      @bens.4167 Před 10 lety

      Well, I've never seen a store that sells Jaffa cakes, so that's 1 off the list.

    • @bens.4167
      @bens.4167 Před 10 lety

      In U.S.A., I mean.

    • @PopoSimTalia
      @PopoSimTalia Před 10 lety

      I am from serbia so I grow up with them and milk. ^^
      *pats you back* I am so sad you in the usa miss out on the jaffa.

  • @TimeturnerJ
    @TimeturnerJ Před 8 lety +303

    You mean "shy people problems"? I'm familiar with all of these. xD

  • @WorserWinner7
    @WorserWinner7 Před 5 lety +1

    Us brits have none of these happen except dunking our biscuits for too long

  • @emilyjohnson6511
    @emilyjohnson6511 Před 6 lety +1

    Yep the panicking in the sandwich shop one I definitely relate to 😂😂

  • @luvstruckfairy
    @luvstruckfairy Před 8 lety +301

    THIS IS SO ACCURATE I'M CRYING

    • @rbeck3200tb40
      @rbeck3200tb40 Před 8 lety

      +ScarletKie
      accurate ? This is bizarre Why are British people liek this I dont understand ?

    • @hollyr8114
      @hollyr8114 Před 8 lety

      it is, oh my gosh 😂

    • @FriendlyFire111
      @FriendlyFire111 Před 8 lety

      Because they are awesome and I'm not even british.

    • @onepiece7122
      @onepiece7122 Před 8 lety

      +rbeck3200tb40 because we are amazing

    • @kateblum9737
      @kateblum9737 Před 8 lety

      this isnt even just for british people. everyone has probably faced one of these things. so it can be accurate for anyone

  • @beccac1159
    @beccac1159 Před 10 lety +67

    I'm not trying to take anything away from the video. I enjoyed it(though most of those don't apply to me). But the comments are a bit messed up. Let me break it down for you.
    British people aren't snobs generally speaking. Because all my friends and family are nice people, most of the time. However, I'm not saying there are no snobs here, but I have never met any. Just because we like to have nice things doesn't mean we are 'snobs' thank you very much.

    • @beccac1159
      @beccac1159 Před 9 lety

      The last person who replied, I'm just a 12 year old girl who doesn't want to be called a snob. I only use that type of language if I'm annoyed or upset.

  • @lilyallen7903
    @lilyallen7903 Před 7 lety +1

    I feel like this is everyone who gets easily worried or shy. Anyone else?

  • @catherinecross7330
    @catherinecross7330 Před 6 lety

    Dunking your biscuit in for a long time is soo true. It always drips of and lies at the bottom of the mug all soggy

  • @Ultra504
    @Ultra504 Před 10 lety +33

    '13 problems weak, pathetic and unsuccessful individuals face.'

  • @MultiLelde
    @MultiLelde Před 10 lety +31

    The number 1 problem? Being British!
    GO AMERICA

  • @megs4552
    @megs4552 Před 4 lety +1

    As a brit, somewhat true but im 95% sure that most other countries do these too

  • @victreebeloverlord1185
    @victreebeloverlord1185 Před 5 lety +1

    Going to America and they ask where you're from and you say London even though you live on a rock of the coast of Devon 😂🇬🇧

  • @theriam6281
    @theriam6281 Před 8 lety +189

    what's so British about these problems?

    • @rosiemirandarivers2325
      @rosiemirandarivers2325 Před 8 lety +5

      It's a reference to a british comedian,

    • @theriam6281
      @theriam6281 Před 8 lety +1

      Obviously Rosie Hmm...cz these problems are just normal ones, prevalent everywhere

    • @aayushpaudel9338
      @aayushpaudel9338 Před 8 lety +2

      americans find them normal

    • @okaythatsgay3999
      @okaythatsgay3999 Před 8 lety +1

      Nothing...that was I was thinking

    • @RERTOxCRAFT
      @RERTOxCRAFT Před 8 lety +4

      The biggest problem Is dipping your biscuit/cookie to long and it being stuck in the bottem of your drink :/ and went you dress for a summers day of have a BBQ it rains

  • @DavidDewis
    @DavidDewis Před 10 lety +64

    Jaffa Cakes are LEGALLY cakes under EU law after McVities went to the EU court of law to prove so. The reason behind this is that in the UK, chocolate biscuits are taxed, but chocolate cake isn't. Mcvities demonstrated that as Jaffacakes go hard when stale, they are in fact cake. The Court agreed. Its therefore legally binding.

  • @nixiethepixie
    @nixiethepixie Před 7 lety

    That debate has been brought to a court of law.
    The Jaffa cake is officially a cake!

  • @Cherry-hu4xm
    @Cherry-hu4xm Před 5 lety

    4 years later and I’ve found another one
    Being in public and randomly wanting to start singing: GO COMPARE, GO COMPARE!!!

  • @sonnymolinari3034
    @sonnymolinari3034 Před 10 lety +40

    Enlish people are so polite

  • @smiththeredeemer3166
    @smiththeredeemer3166 Před 10 lety +29

    Those of you who are saying "British people are so snobby and uptight", Which country are you talking about in particular, eh. theres four to choose from incase you havnt noticed? Look, everywhere you go, there will be atleast one snobby uptight person, it's not like they all live in "Britain". So everyone stop making stupid immature whiney statements THROUGH the internet based on silly stereotypes.

  • @supitsizzy6307
    @supitsizzy6307 Před 7 lety +1

    I hate to say this because buzzfeed videos are by far my favourite, but half of these problems don't happen! I mean, it's not just British people that see someone they know in the street, so they walk in the other direction. In my years of living, I have never or seen anyone walk away from someone they know out in the street because they don't want to talk to them. I'm not trying to be snobby or sound really rude, but British people tend to actually be more polite than Americans, or any other country for that fact. So, I'm just saying this for your next British video, pick problems that you know for a fact happen.

  • @SoberLilith
    @SoberLilith Před 6 lety

    Haha very accurate, at least for the Brits I know. As a foreigner living and working in the UK (the South), most people think I'm here because life is easier than anywhere else. Hell no, standards of living are definitely higher in Scandinavia or Germany but... I'm just as socially awkward as so many Brits and I feel so at ease among them.

  • @JazzyJ96771
    @JazzyJ96771 Před 8 lety +35

    I definitely do the thing where I see someone at a bus stop on the other side of the road that I know or at a train station so I take a different route to not have to socialise with them. If they are about to get on a bus I need to get on,I either get a different bus or wait for the next one.

    • @rbeck3200tb40
      @rbeck3200tb40 Před 8 lety

      +Jazzy J
      WHY ? just be friendly and talk to people its not that hard. I dont understand are all British people liek this ? WHY ?

    • @JazzyJ96771
      @JazzyJ96771 Před 8 lety +5

      I never said I wasn't friendly,don't judge you don't know my life.

    • @Vik-jc5dc
      @Vik-jc5dc Před 8 lety

      You could just sit away from them on another seat?...xD

    • @Draftspike
      @Draftspike Před 8 lety +1

      +rbeck3200tb40 we aren't. anyway, u dont have to talk to someone if u don't want to. what if your having a bad day?

    • @sarahconnor4984
      @sarahconnor4984 Před 8 lety +2

      +CcosmicC Pro So instead of not talking, you change your whole schedule to avoid that person? This is weird af lol

  • @MultiSuperllama
    @MultiSuperllama Před 10 lety +36

    No. British problems are like:
    having to deal with the "Go Compare" advert
    Physically looking at the people on Jeremy kyle
    Luis suarez.

    • @DubbRS
      @DubbRS Před 10 lety +2

      Agreed

    • @caitlinbaum9183
      @caitlinbaum9183 Před 10 lety +2

      I second that

    • @itaintrite
      @itaintrite Před 10 lety +2

      Italians now have to deal with El Cannibal too.

    • @lukehorn4286
      @lukehorn4286 Před 10 lety +1

      this comment is better than the video by a freaking mile!

  • @petewentzthegerardway6850

    when you dip your biscuit for to long in your tea and you get a lovely mushy treat at the end of your drink!

  • @bpg9992
    @bpg9992 Před 7 lety +5

    I ran out of tea bags today guys

  • @MooCowManHG
    @MooCowManHG Před 10 lety +65

    Only a few of those seem like very British problems. The rest just seem like typical first world problems. :P

    • @emikochan13
      @emikochan13 Před 10 lety +5

      Since we're the quintessential first world country, it only makes sense.

    • @HeyLook287
      @HeyLook287 Před 10 lety +2

      emikochan13 Are you/ Pretty sure America is.

    • @gusneill3210
      @gusneill3210 Před 10 lety

      Serj Tankian don't start it

    • @HeyLook287
      @HeyLook287 Před 10 lety

      john guy He started it.

    • @malvavisco10
      @malvavisco10 Před 10 lety +6

      I think it's social anxiety problems, really.

  • @ChemicalValentine1
    @ChemicalValentine1 Před 10 lety +39

    I'm British and this doesn't just happen to us plus some of these things never occur...

    • @Tictac3AMG
      @Tictac3AMG Před 10 lety +4

      Liesssss

    • @THR0WTHEKNIFE
      @THR0WTHEKNIFE Před 10 lety

      I agree totally

    • @MKRex
      @MKRex Před 10 lety +3

      Maybe this is another Britain, I have never heard or seen anyone requesting a sample of an ale. All of this is just awful. And no other ethnicities?

    • @Joeacers
      @Joeacers Před 10 lety

      So true . I'm sure other people see someone and then stop and stand there.

    • @THESUPERCRAZYCRAFTS
      @THESUPERCRAZYCRAFTS Před 10 lety

      I'm british but only a few of these things happend to me

  • @rosexo916
    @rosexo916 Před 6 lety

    Kay so, I haven't been in some of these situations (I don't really go out much unless I have to, lol) But most of these are SO. DAMN. RELATABLE.
    Honestly, how is this so accurate!?!?!

  • @rachealcreates6067
    @rachealcreates6067 Před 7 lety +1

    Why does everybody assume we all have that all Brits have a London accent

  • @tomheath4070
    @tomheath4070 Před 9 lety +19

    the biggest problem is when you walk into someone and everyone apologies, they say sorry, you say sorry, someone walking on the other side of the road says sorry

    • @amy6330
      @amy6330 Před 9 lety +3

      true

    • @alexbreen9948
      @alexbreen9948 Před 9 lety +1

      Yep

    • @OrdinarilyEden
      @OrdinarilyEden Před 9 lety +3

      I often say sorry when someone walks into me and then feel stupid afterwards because it was their fault not mine.

    • @Johnathan_S
      @Johnathan_S Před 9 lety +2

      I thought that was Canada

    • @tomheath4070
      @tomheath4070 Před 9 lety +1

      SudsssIsRight every polite country

  • @kirahimee
    @kirahimee Před 8 lety +10

    "Not quite catching someone's name, meaning you can never speak to them again."
    This is my life.

  • @j.cdanquah4360
    @j.cdanquah4360 Před 4 lety

    When someone hands you a cup of tea and just stands there expecting you to drink it when you didn't ask for it.

  • @kyrakiaofaexia2289
    @kyrakiaofaexia2289 Před 7 lety +3

    Why are bars the only places you get pints instead of litres?

  • @lexigrimhaive
    @lexigrimhaive Před 8 lety +111

    How are any of these solely British issues?

    • @TheSidhantgarg
      @TheSidhantgarg Před 8 lety +2

      +Lexi Vorce Apparently, I'm British now.

    • @dannywhite132
      @dannywhite132 Před 8 lety +5

      Jaffa cakes arent sold in most other countries, most Americans I know just walk up to people and ask their name (In England that would be rude and weird), It pretty British to see someone you know and deliberately avoid them rather than talk to them to the point of taking a bus that is 20 minutes longer just so you dont have an awkward conversation. Again most other cultures would just get the same bus and either talk to them or sit somewhere else. Tbh its really not a very difficult question to answer. maybe you should watch the video. failing that use your brain?

    • @irldeer
      @irldeer Před 8 lety +2

      +Daniel White the last two comments weren't necessary lol . she was just asking a simple question that 70 other people were wondering . not everyone knows everything .

    • @dannywhite132
      @dannywhite132 Před 8 lety

      coot ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ Im simply suggesting people think before asking questions that can be answered using even a modicum of common sense

    • @bubbybunny2655
      @bubbybunny2655 Před 7 lety

      How would any use of thinking help her know that asking someone for their name is considered more rude than ignoring them all together? It seems that common sense would be knowing that someone is asking you your name so that they can call you by it, not so that they can offend you, but whatever.

  • @TheChemist2159
    @TheChemist2159 Před 10 lety +23

    I didn't get the video. All I can extrapolate from it was that, being very British must suck.

  • @wintershiny4888
    @wintershiny4888 Před 7 lety

    A very British thing is that you always get a Terry's chocolate orange at Christmas, honestly I want one now and it's June, makes me cry.

  • @charlie5586
    @charlie5586 Před 6 lety

    Omg this is literally a mirror of my everyday thought processes