4 Things We Love Living in the UK || Americans in the UK

In this video I discuss four things I really love about living in the UK. From great foods to lower stress levels... somethings are just better.

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[ilovetapir]

Do you know what makes the UK Great?
Having good people like you and your family here ..Welcome

[alexstorr]

You seem like a nice bloke, you're most welcome in the UK. Take care mate

[megshawskitchen]

The fact that you acknowledge and appreciate the simplest things in life like the good British Bread, cheese with Fish & Chips, shows how gracious your heart us. Welcome to the UK and hope this becomes a very homely place for your family.

[cheesuscheetos]

This guy has one of the kindest looking faces I've ever seen.

[Lee-ish]

The UK has been improved by yourself and your delightful family being here .
👫 Lee and Christine

[joanlyoung]

Hi, I am an African American, DC-born gal (Dupont Circle area). and I have lived in the UK for 40 years. It is a really great country. The food, the people and the countryside, just beautiful. I put my 3 kids through school here too. They're all uni grads and very happy. I have never regretted moving here. You're so right, England is far less stressful for this gentlewoman. I noticed your stone cottage, nice! Anyway, I liked what you had to say and it's good to see someone from my culture. Good Luck to you and yours my dear. Cheers. Joan

[mike-rayner-videos]

the low stress thing touched me .. welcome to the UK my good hearted friend ♥

[arightroyalrepair]

As an Aussie who has lived in both the USA and now the U.K. I understand what you mean about the food. 1 yr in the States versus 26years now in the U.K. ☺️ And I love the people here. Their humour being a real strong point for me.

[HelloSpyMyLie]

I’m American. I love that the first two things were bread and cheese. I notice that in all shops in England and all of Europe are good sandwiches which are usually fresh . This reflects a societal importance on health, well being, wholesomeness and relaxation that Americans capitalistic desperation doesn’t provide for

[drannajones]

I’ve lived here (originally from the Bronx in NY) for nearly 20 years now. The slightly slower pace of life is wonderful and the history of UK cities and villages cannot be compared to anything else. I’m loving and learning more and more and hope you and your family continue to enjoy it as well. It’s so nice to hear someone’s happiness instead of the doom and gloom we all hear all the time, so I had to comment. And yes 🙌🏽, fish and chips…yum

[Louisepentland]

This was such a lovely video. I hope you continue to really enjoy yourselves here xxxx

[jontyhamp]

It's so nice to find someone appreciating the good things about Britain. As British, it is easy to get bogged down with the negative. That must be the same for all nations. Love your delivery, sincerity and simply being an amiable, honest and peaceful human being. You and your family are more than welcome to this country sir.

[paulcowell]

Any man who enjoys a good cheese sarnie and cod and chips is a man who knows the benefits of appreciating the simple things of life...all the best to you and the family...you will start to feel like a brit in no time...

[ukdnbmarsh]

you are welcome here in the UK my friend, no need to live in fear of being shot by a bystander or indeed a crazy cop.

[HexAyed]

It's always really nice to see people complimenting the UK, instead of insulting it, especially our food and food standards

[barriehull]

Bread: "functional transport mechanism" classic description.

[Fsrjtyttzma]

Probably one of the greatest things is not having a 90% sugar content in everything.

[ciganyweaverandherperiwink]

I paused the video less than one minute into watching just to say that your demeanour and speaking voice are instantly recognised cross-culturally as signals of calmness, thoughtfulness and good education. You and your family would be welcomed anywhere in the UK. As I just said, it took me less than a minute to get a feel for what kind of family you have, what you'd be all about. Charming, well-spoken, intelligent, open to new experiences and information. What more could you want from a neighbour? Great video. :)

[richmerch]

My dad's has been a baker for 50+ years. He'll love hearing this.

[JG-fvbv]

Welcome to the UK, I wish you all a wonderful happy life here