British Guy Reacts to 'Things AMERICANS do that Europeans find WEIRD..'

Today im reacting to Things AMERICANS do that Europeans find WEIRD, some of these things americans do are very, very strange to me!

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[MoreAdamCouser]

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[CJWJR]

1. Here in America, most people dip their fries in ketchup...not mayonnaise. 🤮
2. I don't know who made this video, but bless their heart! It's chicken and WAFFLES, not pancakes; also, pancake syrup on bacon, NOT honey on bacon.

[cindyshell]

It's chicken and waffles. Pancakes would be weird. lol

[johntheherbalistg]

Depending on where you are, it can be very normal for people to just be casually armed in the street. Most people don't wear them on their hip, though. They'll be under jackets or boot leather, or in purses more often. My grandmother was a pharmacist and she carried in her apron

[markchristensen]

For most of the U.S., it's just ketchup for fries. However, there are a few places out West, where fry sauce is preferred. Of course, big corpa has decided to try to make their own, but failed miserably, by making things like Mayochup.

[ricktaylor]

I have a co-worker who used to be a professional wrestler. Most of the matches are somewhat scripted, but you can still get severely injured if you’ve out of shape or unlucky. I believe him. This dude is 6’10” and weighs about 375 lbs.

[tabithamelsonfowler]

"That waitress is smiling at me, she must be trying to steal my shoes" - Don't know why, but that comment had me rolling..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[janfitzgerald]

People aren’t walking around with a gun on their hip. Women may have it in their purse, men could be wearing a shoulder holster under their jacket, you may see pick up trucks with a rifle rack mounted in the back window. Even in open carry states, chances are you’ll never see a gun unless you’re really looking for it and then people might think you’re creepy for staring at them. Pancakes and fried chicken is not a thing, it’s waffles and fried chicken and waffles have a completely different texture than pancakes. It’s actually good, the spicy fried chicken complements the sweetness of the waffle and accompanying maple syrup.

[lalida]

I worked in a store. If you just card (ID) everyone, you avoid people who get offended that they seem too old or too young. It’s easier to just say that’s the policy so you don’t have to get into those conversations. Plus, now with computers, you are reqired to type in the birthdate so the company doesn’t become liable for violating the law.

[thecannabistreatment]

Don't sleep on fried chicken and waffles. The salty & sweet combo never disappoints.

[revgurley]

Chicken and WAFFLES are the rage in Atlanta. Never heard of fried chicken with pancakes. Just waffles. The sweet waffle and syrup matches well with the savory crunch of the chicken. Don't knock it 'til you try it!

[anhack]

The is a southern dish that is called chicken and waffles. Usually chicken strips served with fluffy waffles, but Ai have seen fried chicken with waffles as well. Fairly common at breakfast and brunch places where I live. And no we do not dip our fries in mayonnaise. In fact there are a lot of Americans that think mayonnaise is disgusting.

[lalida]

You’d be amazed how common concealed carry is. I think it would shock most people to know how many people actually conceal carry in the US.

[starparodier]

The smiling thing is much more common (at least in my experience) in Eastern Europe. My dad is from Slovakia and he basically never smiles unless it’s with people he knows. I recently found out that I don’t smile at strangers unless they smile at me… 😬

[pinking]

It's more like chicken and waffles

[ItsWhatYouThinkItIs]

I’m a Texan, of course we all have guns!!😂

[evilproducer]

Giving directions in blocks, means city blocks. Many US cities were designed in grid patterns, meaning the roads were laid out as lines in a grid. The spaces in the grids are called blocks, and that is where houses, businesses, etc. were built. So, saying to go down two blocks, turn left and go down one more block is perfectly understandable. Sometimes they are used for approximate distances, as in someone asks, “do you need a ride?” And you respond, “no thanks, I only live three blocks away.”

If you want to see something cool, look up old US platte maps from when a state was new or a new city was being planned, and you can see that as far back as the early eighteen hundreds, cities were being planned as grids.

[rustincohle]

A block is just one street corner to the next street corner.

[Ren-vvbb]

Also. I carry a gun everywhere. Not because I want trouble, but just in case. Better to have and not need than to need and not have.

[auburnkim]

I like friendly people who smile and engage so good for us! I ran in the store for dog food yesterday and a lady I had never met started a ten minute conversation with me. I like that.