American Reacts to 13 Very British Problems

As an American I don't know what British people struggle with on a daily basis or if your problems are any different to out problems. Today I am very intersted in learning about these 13 very British problems. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!

[jonathanstead]

honestly the biggest problem with jaffa cakes is eating 1 jaffa cake rather than 1 box of jaffa cakes lol

[Simon-ltfe]

Calling a jaffa cake a oh dear, you've really gone and done it now

[lordylou]

My son is still known as John 14 years after being misheard at the gym when he was a new member. His name isn't and never has been John but 14 years after being too polite to correct people, it's too late.

[Michael-yqut]

The jaffa cakes question was sorted out in court so it's not a problem now.

[wump]

Seeing someone you know in a shopping aisle and quickly ducking around the corner into another aisle only to find them right behind you at the checkout, then trying to pretend you had absolutely no idea they were there and what a wonderful happenstance it is, whilst silently dying inside knowing full well that they saw you leg it earlier.

[christineharding]

As an old lady, if I forget someone's name, I can get away with calling them 'lovey'. My son simply calls everyone 'mate'.

[davidgilfillan]

Is it a Cake or Biscuit? - a case that ended up in court, result its a cake (Cakes go hard when they are stale whilst biscuits go soft)

[helenwood]

Regards means, "It's only because I have to remain professional that I am mot at your house right now with a large stick."

[bunclecar]

Tyler reminds me of school where the teacher would try and analyse jokes in a book or play. The joke would just die in front of us and we'd all look at our feet or the ceiling hoping itd end soon

[wobaguk]

You sign emails 'Kind regards' if you are OK with the other person. If you are seriously annoyed, you really let them have it by dropping 'kind'

[cerithomas]

Yes in Britain we don't like confronting people, so we just tut very loudly 😂

[boblionia]

There is no Jaffa Cake debate, it was proven in court a long time ago that they are cakes.
They're also called cakes, which should have been the hint..

[nolaj]

You can dunk biscuits in coffee, milk, hot chocolate.. there's no rule about tea.

[vanessasmith]

“It’s fine” used by mainly women when they’re pissed off.

[yongboksswife]

Tyler calling a Jaffa cake a biscuit without even knowing what the debate was

[mickstaplehurst]

The debate is: Is a Jaffa Cake a biscuit or a cake? It's definitely NOT a cookie!

[yongboksswife]

I once signed off an email with ‘unkind regards’ and I think that was the most thrilling day of my life

[Phiyedough]

Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way.

[stirlingmoss]

it's NOT a Jarfa cake...but JAffa cake...

[bunclecar]

The thrill of dunking is the dreadful risk of it collapsing into your tea (or coffee) and having the part of the biscuit floating abjectly having to be fished out with a teaspoon.