🇬🇧 BRITISH WENDY'S COMPARED TO AMERICAN WENDY'S! 🇺🇸 #shorts

🇬🇧 BRITISH WENDY'S COMPARED TO AMERICAN WENDY'S! 🇺🇸 #shorts

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[laurensanders]

RIP to the rest of your day! I’m from the US and generally avoid fast food. It’s so heavy and sends me home for an unproductive nap. 😅

[danmayberry]

Lia's "nah" nugget - legend.

[geedavia]

Can Lia *Pick a hair color & keep it* *for more than 10-minutes?*

[carlosg]

Food in the UK is so Different, I actually like if.

[evecottom]

You haven’t tried Wendy’s until you try one in Canada and have poutine

[ChrisAlvarezAlvarezImaging]

Love your content! However, I'm yet another Yank here to remind you that a "burger" is made with some form of ground, well usually ham>burger< (beef) although some strange folks substitute Turkey and try and pass it off (ugh, those people are wrong). Chicken between two pieces of bread, whether it be a bun, brioche, whathaveyuou is always, and should always be called a "Sandwich" which, by coincidence, is also an English-coined term. Use it ;)