5 American Things Brits Can't Live Without After Visiting!

5 American Things Brits Can't Live Without After Visiting!

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FAO: James Beesley
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[Muddywatersist]

LOL " I even season my chicken now" I can't imagine eating chicken that hasn't been seasoned.

[clutch]

Beesleys, it's true that we Americans love ice. However, for the home there are "four" ways of getting it: 1) buy it in refrigerator w/built-in countertop icemaker (I've never owned or seen one up close, or good ol' fashioned cheap "ice trays", they work just fine unless you wanna buy filtered water cubes in the bag). I just wanted to remind you of the inexpensive ice-trays option. Great channel! 👏🏾

[bustedhammer]

"I even season my chicken now" is such a sad sentence to me lmao❤❤

[barryfletcher]

Almost as important as the temperature, air-conditioning reduces the humidity inside your house.

[craigmarshall]

Before Americans had icemakers they had simple ice cube trays you fill from the tap, pop in the freezer for awhile and voila, you'd have several dozen ice cubes to use, then refill.Simple and dirt cheap.

[missd]

so nice of y'all to be so complimentary. thank you<3

[CCoburn]

James' mom is really doing a great job in the flavor department.

[channelthree]

There’s no driving three hours from LA to Texas. You drive three hours from LA, you’re still in California.

[erickamakesplans]

The fact that y'all had just been living your lives eating unseasoned food is wild 😲

[aura]

We are indeed fortunate to have such diverse options of things to see and experience in the U.S. I have never had a passport and have traveled extensively throughout the mainland, but I doubt it is even possible to experience everything that is here in a single lifetime. This is not a complaint. Rather it is a genuine feeling of appreciation. Thank you for the reminder. ❤

[Andrew-Collet]

I love the personal touches by adding Goldfish to the list haha. Any fans of the channel knows Millie can't live without that for too long.

[sandylee]

FYI:We usually refer to Air Con as simply, , " AC" I have a counter top ice maker and I LOVE it.

[hayneshvac]

Millie's Americanisms always put a smile on my face. I love your love for my country. You both are great to watch as well as your parents whenever they are on. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[talesofcinderella]

We bought an air conditioner for our bedroom, $3OO+ so we didn't need to drop the thermostat to cool off the entire house. Made sleeping in Las Vegas much more comfortable. I recommend it.

[anthonysalomone]

I finally have a ceiling fan over my bed. Don’t know why I
waited so long.

[hughfuller]

Seasoning!!!! Seasoning!!!! Seasoning!!!!

[elliottgatehouse]

When you drive in America, you'll get to see more of it driving than by train or plane.

[patriciawoitkowski]

How about buy some ice trays for your freezer? Cheaper than buying an ice maker.

[channelthree]

Since the US is so big, you can drive for hours and days and still be in US and you never need a passport

[zrebbesh]

You need ice cube trays. They're cheap, reliable, durable, and easy to use. Fill two or three with water, put them in the freezer compartment of your fridge, and when you want ice, you have it.