American Reacts to 50 Pics That Prove The UK is Unlike Any Other Country | Part 4

As an American I am very interested in understanding how the UK is different to the US. Today I want to take a look at these 50 pictures that prove the UK us unlike and other country. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!

[moonramshaw]

Inflation joke went right over his head. He must be tyred 😂

[Sophie.S..]

British sense of humour - watching Tyler get confused about all the jokes🤣

[Well-in-the-garden]

What’s even funnier is me as a Britt watching you as an American not get most of the jokes - I’m practically pissing myself!😂😂😂

[Klj]

The gull was waiting to mug someone for their chips… very British

[rubilister]

The “Christmas fanta” is a reference to how many mums, families, households ect steadily get items “in” for Christmas (buying items of food, drink, chocolate etc to “put aside” for the holiday season. This helps spread the cost for the “Xmas shop”.

[DrasticSkuba]

10:30 - that particular ATM charges the user money for withdrawing cash. The note written was directions to save people money

[amathans]

The Fanta one is because everyone fills their kitchen with loads of foods and drinks and lovely snacks and yummy treats and desserts but no one is allowed to touch it or eat anything or drink any of it until Christmas. I think most Brits grew up with that. Mums would stock up on loads of food and drinks “for Christmas” and if anyone dared touch any of it before Christmas, they’d be in trouble 🤣 you’d ask your mum
“Can I have some of these nuts”
The reply would be
“NO THEY’RE FOR CHRISTMAS!”

That would be the reply when you asked for any of the good stuff

Fanta could be a Christmas treat if you were only allowed sugar free drinks and Council pop (Tap water) throughout the year.

People save all the food and no one can eat it till it’s Christmas ! Then everyone has loads of leftovers after Christmas that in my house we binge on it all on New Year’s Day.

[nolaj]

Entertaining cheese - the assortment of cheeses we serve when entertaining guests in a civilised fashion. We don't spray our cheese out of a can or peel off orange plastic slices. 😅

[amathans]

The Queen always chose bright colours. She once said
“I always wear the brightest of colours because I’m not very tall and of course. . . When people have waited quite some time to see me, I want them to be able to see me, so I need to stand out, and bright colours make sure I do stand out, so everyone can see me”

Or words to that effect.

I went to see her resting place back with her husband at St George’s Chapel and it felt more real that she’d left us. She only ever made one slight faux pas through her entire reign, she was perfect 🤴 😢

[MusingMamie]

"Christmas Fanta" At the end of November/Beginning of December a specific type of Mum starts the process of stocking the house with stuff that is ONLY for Christmas Touch it before Christmas at your own peril...

[nataliezitzmann]

I actually saw the note previously from the builders to Harry. They gave him a £10 pay packet

[DrasticSkuba]

We once requested a non-uniform day at our secondary/high school and were denied. We were then told that part of the incentive for wearing uniform in schools is to reduce the chance of kids, especially those of low income, being bullied for their attire

[iainlittle]

Do you notice who mentioned the baking trays? Sarah Millican

[lizzyhunting]

I went to Legoland to celebrate my 70th birthday and had a wonderful time!🎉

[ErinPyle]

Cups of tea definately hit differently! You make it the same way every time but somehow, just every now and then, you make a particularly good cuppa! Of course, that's the one I usually accidentally knock over.

[amathans]

I went to see home alone at the cinema (which was called a hippodrome back then) with my school. I was 9 years old and it was so exciting! It was coming up to breaking up for the Christmas holidays and all of the juniors from my primary school went and it was amazing. Coaches pulled up at the school for us and we were all noisy and happy and excited . I remember Getting sweets and icecream in the interval. (Cinemas don’t have intervals anymore). People were able to smoke in cinemas back then and I remember us all being shocked when our teacher who was sitting at the end of the back row, lit up a cigarette and started puffing away. Us kids were all looking back at her and the smoke was very visible due to the lighting in there. Naughty Miss Owen!!!

[gabbymcclymont]

I live in a tiny village one morning a police man he was trying to get a cow to not go on a busy road. So I said he could put the cow in the garden, he did so my mother got a huge shock with a cow lookin through the window. Anyway they got the cow back with its friends.

[sambell]

There was a defibrillator in the phone box next to the fish and chip sign in reference to they aren’t healthy. I lot of old phone boxes now have them fitted to make use from them

[alexrutherford]

My local pub not only has the timetable for buses. The actual bus stop post is inside the pub. Microbus bar in gateshead UK. Genuis

[mairead]

Package deliveries are quite often left with one of your neighbours if you're not at home