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@@williebauld1007 Yup, that’s about right ! lol

@@AriandCal it won’t taste as good tho! The only soft drink to outsell coke in a country tho lol (im Scottish if you can’t tell lol)

@@williebauld1007 We'll have to get Ari's reaction to trying IRN BRU, she loves Fanta

@@AriandCal IRN BRU is absolutely unique tasting, I’ve seen Americans say it smells and tastes like cough syrup to cough syrup mixed with bubble gum, all I know is it tastes like IRN BRiU and will cure everything from a hangover to the flu! Oh and you guys should react to their best ads

@@williebauld1007 Thanks for the suggestion ! We’ll add that to the list! 👍

We also have Milky Way, the US 3 Musketeers and Milky Way are similar but I didn't know the UK doesn't have 3 Musketeers

@@AriandCal yeah you guy's "Milkyway" is our Mars bars.

Thank you 😊

I’ve heard “what can go wrong will go wrong before” I didn’t know the saying had a name, but I’ll take that 😅

We have Murphys law in UK aswell. Its called Sod's Law because your the poor Sod's that bad things always happen to.

I like both scones and biscuits. They may not be similar, but to me, they are both good. - Ari

We definitely plan on making more reaction content, it’s just finding the content to react to. 😅 We know exactly what you mean with the Patriotism when being criticised, Brits can be the same but often we don’t care lol. We all “take the piss” out of each other and that’s our culture Your comment made Ari’s day, it’s good to have you around 👍 let us know if there is something you want to see us react to! - Cal

I have only been to Scotland twice and didn't stay long enough to form a solid opinion, but from what I have experienced they are really nice people. There's always nuances that can't be covered in a video and I do think the video is comparing Brits to American positivity and when you put those side by side

I knew who he was talking about, that’s why I made that face. It is an odd way to spark conversation but I was asking Cal because I’m like why’d he have to start off like that lol

I know my partner and I know his humor, I also know how the internet can be....that side eye was hoping he wouldn't say anything too controversial 👀

@@AriandCal controversial for who, you or him? Not judging you guys and defo no hate towards you both. Thanks for the reply at least I know you guys are for real😊

@@xanadodebz2866 lol she means for me (Cal, the guy) I tend to say things pretty blunt or can be very sarcastic or in a banterous way as we’d say in the UK 🇬🇧 and people can jump to conclusions quickly, at least online.. We just want to tread lightly while we find our feet in this TH-cam space 😇 and I think I’m more likely to get us in some heat lol 😅 I appreciate your comment!^^

She should be because he’s painting the English off the bat as the good kid and America as the lost kid.

Lol headaches inbound! 😂

100% it does and their needs 👌

When in Rome…😅😇

No but Califoria valley girl accent does my head in. Its like sooooo grodey, 😊

No southerners don't have that annoying nasal voice

I think it can depend.. I think a lot of the accents are pretty cool but there some accents I can’t listen to for too long lol but I don’t know exactly where in the US they would be 😅 That Cali valley girl voice mentioned above 👆 definitely!🫨😬 lol 😂

Americans can still have that self importance. We as the little people didn't create the vast divide, that is seen. That goes to the governmental powers that be and have been. Also, to those who follow that pattern of thinking.

Summed up perfectly! 👌

Are we talking about modern day America or Native Americans? London has been the capital since 1066 and it was other places before that, as far as I’m aware the US became a full blown country in 1776. I will do my research on this as it’s my first time hearing about it. We are impartial, we love the UK 🇬🇧 and the US 🇺🇸. Both countries have their pros and cons also. But yeah it’s definitely not black and white. 😅

@@AriandCalsince the United Kingdom was founded in 1707, one could argue that the United Kingdom's history is only 69 years more than the US, if you go by the Declaration of Independence. My comment was in response to the poo-pooing of American culture based on its lack of history compared to the UK, which was implied fairly early in your video. American history goes farther back than the founding of our government. My state (WI) has effigy mounds dating back 2500 years. Archeologists are currently finding wooden dugout canoes in Lake Mendota (a lake in Madison) that is 4500 years old. My wife found a stone knife on our 20 acres that was dated back to 8500-9000 years ago. Just like whitewashing American history by denying the sins of the US past (such as slavery, etc.), ignoring the rich tapestry of the history of the people of North America before the arrival of European colonists is just as bad. I mean, did India have a history before the English invaded and subjugated them? If you apply your logic in your response to my comment, then you have to minimize the history of all of the other countries England colonized as only having a history back to the point of colonization. First Nations tribes' influence still exists today from place names, to foods we eat, methods of cultivating, harvesting and preparing foods. Former mine sites of Native Americans provided places for Europeans to mine for copper, lead, etc.

​@evilproducer01 Oh behave yourself - you're clutching at straws. 😂😂😂😂

​@evilproducer01 Don't forget, although net technically the United States the Vikings' early expeditions to North America are well documented and accepted as historical fact by most scholars. Around the year 1000 A.D., the Viking explorer Leif Erikson, son of Erik the Red, sailed to a place he called "Vinland," in what is now the Canadian province of Newfoundland. You can find more examples like these if you simply take the time to look it up without just spewing out nonsense. I dare say there are more people in the US who know about European history then vice-versa.

​@@jaxcoss5790Read a book !!

Well.... I moved to the UK so I definitely don't see it the way you do. Both countries have pros and cons

@@AriandCal you are blind.....rains every day, food is bland...not much variety.......weird culture of non friendly people

Funny guy.

Both countries...are good..and different...

Didn't know that, really cool. As an American still using it. I've gotten better with celsius over the years though.

​@thehunta1744 Celsius supremacy! XD Fahrenheit was actually a german speaker, with mixed Dutch/German/Polish background. He was born and lived in Gdańsk (at that time part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth), which itself was a city changing owners many times throughout history, from Poland to Germany, to being a free state. Now it's again in Poland.

@@leno_o17 Must have bean a genius. Imagine creating something so revolutionary. If only he knew!

@@thehunta1744 absolutely. He also invented the mercury thermometer of all things! Though, to be honest, I never knew much about him. Out of the famous scientists from Poland we usually talk about Copernicus, Maria Skłodowska-Curie and the likes. I only learned that Fahrenheit was born here when I visited Gdańsk and saw a commemorative plaque on the tenement where he lived.

tak tylko nie potrafił się zdecydować , dwie setki czy cztery pięćdziesiątki i go uprzedzili.

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You definitely should, the people are so lively and nice ☺️

We learned this pretty quickly, lol

Thanks so much for the compliments. We actually have a trip planned to Ostrów Wielkopolski and Wrocław in May (for a birthday party). We love Poland so much, we decided that we should go to a different city in Poland every year so hopefully Gdańsk will be our next location in 2025.

Definitely overpriced, but I have never eaten at the Christmas markets before so it was for the experience. Glad we got to see the fireworks, but I can understand why they stopped them, my dog is petrified of fireworks.

why?

@@Drfahim-vt4mf It has nice people, a rich history, and great bars/ restaurants

We haven't tried haggis yet, but hopefully we can have an extended trip when we go bavk to explore Edinburgh a bit more.