Easily going to spend 20 or 30 pounds on a meal?! Not true at all. Bland food? Errr no not at all. There's everything. I'm very much confused by your comments and so is my American girlfriend. People don't want American cereals and sweets in general so the section is small. Confused about your comments about washing and drying. Many houses have dryers and washing machines come in all sizes. Loads taking 8 hours? Again confused. Wifi? We have wifi everywhere and its superfast if you want it. I know you said these were your experiences. Also charging for everything? You don't pay for tap water, send the water back if it's put on your table. If you don't like to drink then there's no problem is there. I am very glad you came and had a good time overall! You are very welcome.
It’s not a fault that out food is not saturated in salt and/or fat and/or sugar. Ranch dressing is available but since it’s not that popular it may not be in smaller supermarkets. The American section is not ‘what we think Americans eat’ it’s ‘what Brits who have been to America like and will buy’. Dryers are very common, but space is an issue, so washing machines are smaller and some are combi washer/dryers. Unless you pay a lot for a washer/dryer, then the dryer cycle will take forever, just hang clothes on a radiator to dry then ‘fluff it’ in the dryer. UK as a whole has better, faster and cheaper internet than the USA, do not judge a whole city by one building - if you were in an old building then the thickness of the walls can be an issue. Why are things like bottled water and refills not free in Europe? Because we pay our restaurant staff a living wage.
You don't need to spend twenty pounds for a meal in London, just go in a weatherspoons pub. You'll pay less than half of that and get a drink as well. Go in Macdonalds , Burger King or a fish and chip shop. And certainly outside central London you'll get a meal in a cafe for five or six pounds.
Anything you buy in a packet/box in a grocery store (presumably you mean a ready meal) is likely to taste bland. That's because you didn't cook it yourself. Nothing in a box tastes as good as your own home cooking. We sent our son off to University with a copy of Delia's Complete How To Cook (Delia Smith) and he came home after 3 years an excellent intuitive cook!
we all pay water rates, so you do pay for drinking water & the upkeep of the sewage systems, and also the new super sewer that they are building for london, the only thing we do not get charged for is AIR, but i am sure they will soon think of a way of charging us for that.
government regulations regarding sugar,salt and fat content in food were introduced to reduce obesity.food manufacturers are gradually bringing down the amounts of these ingredients.so hopefully we wont notice, but we do.
You can buy Ranch in Tescos, Asda, Sainsburys, Morrisons etc etc. Because of obesity and heart disease there have been efforts to reduce butter, sugar and salt. Even some Americans are heeding the warnings. It's traditional for Brits to dry their washing outside but I believe that some housing in the States have rules that prohibit that. Bit too trailer park for some.
You forget that everything in London is 5 mins away by train. I live further from the centre and I can get there in 25 mins by train. Tbh sounds like you really need a mentor to live here or something. You aren’t used to it. Also our food is bland to you because it’s real food without loads of shit in it.
Yes. It distressed me to see that many of the Brits were gaining weight ... just like us Americans. So unhealthy for all of us. No one has to be pencil-thin -- just a healthy weight. But all the walking I did in London surely did help keep the pounds off! I wish he Brits and all Europeans wouldn't copy our bad habits.
I use to live in London for school and YES to all of this except the part about restaurants being expensive. Now I don't know what area you lived in but the pubs in Camden town were very reasonable. Pubs aren't usually expensive. You must've been going to Nandos everyday or something or eating in touristy spots. lol
I've travelled extensively and the first thing I do in a new city is test the internet speed. Never had a problem in London unless it was the landlord being cheap and avoiding paying for a decent connection. I think it really depends on the place you are renting. Oh, and as mentioned below. Tap water is always free.
The Wifi/ Dryer Situation Is more Personal than a UK thing. Most people do have dryers. Wifi Depends on what supplier/ Modem you have. A lot of shared accommodation just have crap hardware lol
Strange comment about nickel and diming as that's my impression of the USA. If you eat out there they add so many extra charges that you end up paying 30-40% more than the listed price.
The "bland" food is true, but it is because over the past thirty years a concerted effort has been made to reduce salt and fat in processed foods. Lots of things don't taste as good as they used to, but we won't die as quick (appearantly) ! :)
The reason why we don't have much salt or butter in our food is because we don't want to die before we get to 50 from a heart attack. Too much of those things will kill you :)
Yeah the drinking thing doesn’t shock me, Americans are so weird about drinking... Scott Disick can’t have a small glass of wine without being booted out of his house and sent to rehab for being an alcoholic
Agree regarding the cost of housing. Not only do rentals cost crazy money but the best places go in hours. When I was moving to london I'd get a call about a vacant rental so I immediately set off to view only to get there an hour and a half later and find it'd gone. :(
8 hours for a wash? It takes me 1 hour on an eco wash and our flat has a dryer. Plus WiFi all depends on your service provider. Go for fibre optic provider like Virgin Media - never had anything less than 100mbps
It took her 8 hours because she was too lazy to hang her clothes out to dry so she continually used the steam cycle on the washer to dry out her clothes.
Typical lazy and wasteful American - all that energy being used to run the washing machine multiple times. And a complete waste of time. Also, why on earth do you want clothes to shrink?
The thing about the American food section is, not meaning to be rude much of it does not meet European standards because of additives that are considered dangerous to peoples health. You have to pay for everything in restaurants because staff here have to be paid a real wage, whereas in many parts of the U.S. there are minimum pay exemptions to subsidies the customers food cost, so freebies can be given to make you believe the restaurant owners are generous.
At 1:58 you compare Americans with Europeans and at the video you are talking about London. European countries are very different and not all of them have got tasteless cuisine. London is not the whole Europe and Europe is not only London....
Lunch time drinking: Maybe this is a London thing or depends on the industry or specific firm you work for, but I've lived in Bristol, Sheffield and Coventry and most working people don't drink at lunch time except perhaps on Fridays or if someone in the office is leaving. When they do go to the pub at lunch time it's usually just one or often a soft drink. In all the offices I've worked in if you had 3 pints and stank of booze and appeared drunk you'd probably be sent home and receive either a verbal or written warning. Personally everyone I know would consider it unprofessional to drink that much at lunchtime. Guess it depends on each firms culture. Excessive drinking is a problem in the UK but the trend is that this is reducing, especially in young adults.
You're certainly not wrong about the cost of living. Most of us can't afford to live in London either. The cost of housing isn't just steep, it's a disgrace, produced by successive governments stopping public sector housing building, which restricts supply, and then lowering interest rates so that people could continue to buy houses for a long time on more and more debt, which has hit the buffers because even with cheap loans, people are already too overloaded with debts and just can't afford it on the low pay. How you wifi is entirely depends on the provider signed up to in each house. Most areas you have a choice between telephone company internet or satallite dish internet or cable internet, and it just depends who you choose. We're behind in investment in broadband cabling everywhere, so it can be a lottery.
I found your channel through your comment on Tina Yong's video about if youtubers were not inspiring anymore..just wanted to say I think both your content and video quality is great (certainly better than mine lol) keep doing u :)
if you ask specifically for tap water they will not charge you for it but if you just asked for water of course they are going to bring you a bottle of water. You cannot charge people for tap water in the UK by law
Much better getting lashed up in the pub at lunchtime than working,and you are still getting paid, when i first started work in the late 1970s we had bars in the buildings we worked in, it was great everyone was lashed.
Washing machines are smaller to fit small kitchens, 7-10 kg load more than adequate, machines now have to be energy efficient so longer washes, but most have a short wash program, you cannot wash and dry the same weight, you must remove some clothes for the dryer part to work effectively.
Just a reminder about how expensive London is, I paid 17 quid for a cheeseburger fries and drink at fiveguys. Would love to know other peoples local price conversion!
I was typing a longer message but can't be bothered carrying on. I thought I would watch this to see if it was as much nonsense as I suspected, though I hoped to see some genuine thoughts on the city which I live in myself. You can cook you know, there isn't a lack of shops or ingredients. Your wifi connection? Your laundry routine? Not being able to buy imported American goods at a price you would expect? Not specifying tap water when ordering water and being surprised at not being given tap water. Come on..these things are all specific to you and don't say anything about London.
@@mesolithicman164 Well, take some time and watch her video on all her positive experiences while living in London. No city is perfect. Get a thicker skin.
Helene Giansante There's only so much one can take of whining entitled millenials. Especially when they exemplify all the American stereotypes. Why would you expect to find a box of "Lucky Charms" at all, let alone "for £5" in a foreign country. Call it UNREAL EXPECTATIONS. If you want all the things you find in your own country in another country, it's better to stay at home, don't travel!!! I saw nothing of any interest in this idiot's 'hot takes' to make me interested in looking at any more of her videos. So I can only judge by what I see and hear.
wild one ah okay, yeah it may give people a wrong impression when she says the things count in all of Europe and that’s why I said it, so if people go to a different country in Europe they won’t have the wrong idea
@@clincpb8903 you're wrong, we are a net contributor to the EU, any 'European' money we get is actually ours given back in the form of a rebate you inbred
Tyler, wake up. The reason you can't find all your favourite foods in London is because you're in another country, called England. Strangely enough we have our own breakfast cereals over here, that we enjoy. If I moved to China and wanted some Shreddies for breakfast I wouldn't expect to find them in my Chinese 7-11. And if I did I'd probably be paying double the uk price. Also, it's generally regarded as healthy not to stuff yourself with butter and salt. That's why our food isn't floating in it.
Lol the washing cycle didn't take long, it was getting clothes to the point where they were completely dry using its "drying function"...so the whole process just took a long time
@@UpTheAnte Hadn't realised that you were talking of a 'washer/dryer'!!! An absolutely rubbish contraption! If you are renting then you are stuck with it, but don't condemn the whole of the UK and Europe for that!
if you use a local small grocery store you are going to have a restricted choice of produce and it will be expensive. Shop at one of the national chain supermarkets or one of their Metro stores and you will get more choice and much cheaper prices.
You should have tried Yorkshire, we have a lot of BYO (bring your own) Indian restaurants so take your own lager and wine and 2 people can dine for less than £30 !
I think the American section in the grocery store is pathetic because most of the additives & food preparation practices for American food are banned in Europe. So that's probably all that's been allowed in 😂😂
London is expensive, this is a well known fact. But you haven't mentioned with which city are you comparing it with. Is it NY, LA, SF? Or a smaller city/town.
London should always be compared with New York City, only. Smaller cities in the UK should only be compared with smaller cities in the states; i.e. Philadelphia.
Wifi is your house, where ever your renting tell them to order good WiFi lol and I don’t know anyone without a dryer 😂😂😂😂 our weather isn’t drying weather 😂😂😂
The wifi issue sounds like you put the wifi router in the wrong part of the house. Brick walls etc have a harder time passing wifi. I live in central manchester and have 1Gigbit internet.
Internet connection will depend on numerous things like who you have it with, where the router is and whether it's broadband or fibre. I have 78mps connection in my london flat for years and all good. All internet is run via the telephone exchanges with the exception of a few virgin media places that have there own cabling and the town hull which has it's own cable company. There are parts of london where you can get 1 gb ps internet connection - which is one of the fastest in the world.
As an actual European, the tap water thing is a London thing if you ask for a jug any where else in Europe it's assumed tap water, drinking on lunch is a London thing you are not weird! Internet : connection speeds and how its contented to an network everywhere on the planet you can get phone line Based, TV cable based, satellite or point to point broadcast. WiFi is generally structural issue I.e more metal /concrete in your walls the worse a wifi signal will be. Average Internet speeds in Europe are higher at a lower cost than north America, but again infrastructure and company takes a huge role.
i think its also stigmatized drinking there just sounded like you worked with a bunch of alchys, and they do have dryers, ive never been that far south so who know ,maybe
What the fuck ??? People do have large dryers, and large washing machines! I have ultrafast wi-fi ! These are NOT London specific things !!! I've never been charged for water ! Also what I'm holy fuck were you eating that needed so much butter and salt ? Americans are massively overweight so maybe you are overdoing that.
She said she had to remind herself to ask specifically for 'tap water' because when she had simply said 'water' they brought her a bottled water and, of course, charged her for it. In the US, you don't have to specify.
Charming, but the issues sound a bit like student life. Wi-Fi, we have some of the fastest in the world. Mine is 100Gb and fibre delivered, but there are much faster available. It is true our food is not laced with sugar and salt, but that's a good healthy thing isn't it? Booze in the negative list; really? 😂😂😂👍
Wow. You did not even mention the pollution in London. You must have gotten used to it! As a Brit living in California, most of your opinions are valid.
Cheshire Hat Europe has so many cultures, so many different people, languages and ways of living, you couldn’t expect, per example that the British cuisine is the same as the Portuguese, or the French... just don’t generalise.
Just wanted to mention again that these are just my experiences, I'm not generalizing or saying that all of London is exactly like what I experienced
Will you marry me my Tyler?
Easily going to spend 20 or 30 pounds on a meal?! Not true at all. Bland food? Errr no not at all. There's everything. I'm very much confused by your comments and so is my American girlfriend. People don't want American cereals and sweets in general so the section is small. Confused about your comments about washing and drying. Many houses have dryers and washing machines come in all sizes. Loads taking 8 hours? Again confused. Wifi? We have wifi everywhere and its superfast if you want it. I know you said these were your experiences. Also charging for everything? You don't pay for tap water, send the water back if it's put on your table. If you don't like to drink then there's no problem is there.
I am very glad you came and had a good time overall! You are very welcome.
It’s not a fault that out food is not saturated in salt and/or fat and/or sugar. Ranch dressing is available but since it’s not that popular it may not be in smaller supermarkets. The American section is not ‘what we think Americans eat’ it’s ‘what Brits who have been to America like and will buy’. Dryers are very common, but space is an issue, so washing machines are smaller and some are combi washer/dryers. Unless you pay a lot for a washer/dryer, then the dryer cycle will take forever, just hang clothes on a radiator to dry then ‘fluff it’ in the dryer. UK as a whole has better, faster and cheaper internet than the USA, do not judge a whole city by one building - if you were in an old building then the thickness of the walls can be an issue. Why are things like bottled water and refills not free in Europe? Because we pay our restaurant staff a living wage.
You don't need to spend twenty pounds for a meal in London, just go in a weatherspoons pub. You'll pay less than half of that and get a drink as well. Go in Macdonalds , Burger King or a fish and chip shop. And certainly outside central London you'll get a meal in a cafe for five or six pounds.
I use to live in Weatherspoons!
Yah go get cancer lol
Or go to subway. A quality sandwich with meat and salad with a latte or tea £3.69
Tap water should always be free ( by law) but you are right some restaurants will default to bottled mineral water if you don't say tap water.
Only free in restaurants which sell alcohol.
richt71 she didn’t get charged for tap water
water should cost 10 $
Anything you buy in a packet/box in a grocery store (presumably you mean a ready meal) is likely to taste bland. That's because you didn't cook it yourself. Nothing in a box tastes as good as your own home cooking. We sent our son off to University with a copy of Delia's Complete How To Cook (Delia Smith) and he came home after 3 years an excellent intuitive cook!
I think, with respect that most of the issues you have highlighted, are just related to the area you lived in. 👍
Been living in London all my life and I NEVER EVER got charged for tap water...
nataliaanio she didn’t get charged for tap water
true
She didn't say that. Pay attention.
we all pay water rates, so you do pay for drinking water & the upkeep of the sewage systems, and also the new super sewer that they are building for london, the only thing we do not get charged for is AIR, but i am sure they will soon think of a way of charging us for that.
Same
Hmmm, salt, butter, sugar and fat. Sounds so healthy you lucky Americans. Think about it FFS. You forgot about the high sucrose corn syrup. Hmm!!
government regulations regarding sugar,salt and fat content in food were introduced to reduce obesity.food manufacturers are gradually bringing down the amounts of these ingredients.so hopefully we wont notice, but we do.
You can buy Ranch in Tescos, Asda, Sainsburys, Morrisons etc etc. Because of obesity and heart disease there have been efforts to reduce butter, sugar and salt. Even some Americans are heeding the warnings.
It's traditional for Brits to dry their washing outside but I believe that some housing in the States have rules that prohibit that. Bit too trailer park for some.
This girl is not big on initiative.
You forget that everything in London is 5 mins away by train. I live further from the centre and I can get there in 25 mins by train. Tbh sounds like you really need a mentor to live here or something. You aren’t used to it. Also our food is bland to you because it’s real food without loads of shit in it.
She's just not very bright, a bright person would have asked or found out on that thing they call 'the internet'.
The obesity levels in both USA and UK suggests the food in both countries is not up to much.
Yes. It distressed me to see that many of the Brits were gaining weight ... just like us Americans. So unhealthy for all of us. No one has to be pencil-thin -- just a healthy weight. But all the walking I did in London surely did help keep the pounds off! I wish he Brits and all Europeans wouldn't copy our bad habits.
I use to live in London for school and YES to all of this except the part about restaurants being expensive. Now I don't know what area you lived in but the pubs in Camden town were very reasonable. Pubs aren't usually expensive. You must've been going to Nandos everyday or something or eating in touristy spots. lol
I've travelled extensively and the first thing I do in a new city is test the internet speed. Never had a problem in London unless it was the landlord being cheap and avoiding paying for a decent connection. I think it really depends on the place you are renting. Oh, and as mentioned below. Tap water is always free.
The Wifi/ Dryer Situation Is more Personal than a UK thing. Most people do have dryers. Wifi Depends on what supplier/ Modem you have. A lot of shared accommodation just have crap hardware lol
I'm gearing up to move over to England soon, from here in the states, so your videos are a blessing. stay rad!
Ah you're gonna love it! Glad I could give a little insight :)
can not wait Thanks so much! so good to hear :)
R U in London now? How's it going?
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I thought Americans only say "rad" in tv shows like the 70s show
It is illegal to charge for tap water in the UK
A lot off illegal things happen in the UK. No one bats a lid.
Strange comment about nickel and diming as that's my impression of the USA. If you eat out there they add so many extra charges that you end up paying 30-40% more than the listed price.
The "bland" food is true, but it is because over the past thirty years a concerted effort has been made to reduce salt and fat in processed foods. Lots of things don't taste as good as they used to, but we won't die as quick (appearantly) ! :)
One thing u didn’t like in London was lack of American goods! Ranch is so easy to make, we make it at home.
The reason why we don't have much salt or butter in our food is because we don't want to die before we get to 50 from a heart attack. Too much of those things will kill you :)
Yeah the drinking thing doesn’t shock me, Americans are so weird about drinking... Scott Disick can’t have a small glass of wine without being booted out of his house and sent to rehab for being an alcoholic
Agree regarding the cost of housing. Not only do rentals cost crazy money but the best places go in hours. When I was moving to london I'd get a call about a vacant rental so I immediately set off to view only to get there an hour and a half later and find it'd gone. :(
8 hours for a wash? It takes me 1 hour on an eco wash and our flat has a dryer. Plus WiFi all depends on your service provider. Go for fibre optic provider like Virgin Media - never had anything less than 100mbps
It took her 8 hours because she was too lazy to hang her clothes out to dry so she continually used the steam cycle on the washer to dry out her clothes.
Typical lazy and wasteful American - all that energy being used to run the washing machine multiple times. And a complete waste of time. Also, why on earth do you want clothes to shrink?
The thing about the American food section is, not meaning to be rude much of it does not meet European standards because of additives that are considered dangerous to peoples health. You have to pay for everything in restaurants because staff here have to be paid a real wage, whereas in many parts of the U.S. there are minimum pay exemptions to subsidies the customers food cost, so freebies can be given to make you believe the restaurant owners are generous.
At 1:58 you compare Americans with Europeans and at the video you are talking about London. European countries are very different and not all of them have got tasteless cuisine. London is not the whole Europe and Europe is not only London....
You need to ask for 'Tap Water' - it's always free.
Lunch time drinking:
Maybe this is a London thing or depends on the industry or specific firm you work for, but I've lived in Bristol, Sheffield and Coventry and most working people don't drink at lunch time except perhaps on Fridays or if someone in the office is leaving. When they do go to the pub at lunch time it's usually just one or often a soft drink. In all the offices I've worked in if you had 3 pints and stank of booze and appeared drunk you'd probably be sent home and receive either a verbal or written warning. Personally everyone I know would consider it unprofessional to drink that much at lunchtime. Guess it depends on each firms culture.
Excessive drinking is a problem in the UK but the trend is that this is reducing, especially in young adults.
I hate everything about London, but I was born here, all my family are here, so I'm stuck here. Thank your lucky stars you an American.
You're not really stuck
We have our problems in the states, too.
You're certainly not wrong about the cost of living. Most of us can't afford to live in London either. The cost of housing isn't just steep, it's a disgrace, produced by successive governments stopping public sector housing building, which restricts supply, and then lowering interest rates so that people could continue to buy houses for a long time on more and more debt, which has hit the buffers because even with cheap loans, people are already too overloaded with debts and just can't afford it on the low pay. How you wifi is entirely depends on the provider signed up to in each house. Most areas you have a choice between telephone company internet or satallite dish internet or cable internet, and it just depends who you choose. We're behind in investment in broadband cabling everywhere, so it can be a lottery.
I have never been charged for tap water. Why on earth would you want to buy American food in England?
Stanley T. Why would you buy American food in America ? They are massively obese for a reason.
@@hanniffydinn6019 Yeah, well, you have a big behind!
I found your channel through your comment on Tina Yong's video about if youtubers were not inspiring anymore..just wanted to say I think both your content and video quality is great (certainly better than mine lol) keep doing u :)
I've been buying ranch sauce in the UK for over 10 years. It's in the supermarkets with all the other sauces
if you ask specifically for tap water they will not charge you for it but if you just asked for water of course they are going to bring you a bottle of water. You cannot charge people for tap water in the UK by law
Much better getting lashed up in the pub at lunchtime than working,and you are still getting paid, when i first started work in the late 1970s we had bars in the buildings we worked in, it was great everyone was lashed.
Washing machines are smaller to fit small kitchens, 7-10 kg load more than adequate, machines now have to be energy efficient so longer washes, but most have a short wash program, you cannot wash and dry the same weight, you must remove some clothes for the dryer part to work effectively.
Good point.
Just a reminder about how expensive London is, I paid 17 quid for a cheeseburger fries and drink at fiveguys. Would love to know other peoples local price conversion!
I was typing a longer message but can't be bothered carrying on. I thought I would watch this to see if it was as much nonsense as I suspected, though I hoped to see some genuine thoughts on the city which I live in myself. You can cook you know, there isn't a lack of shops or ingredients. Your wifi connection?
Your laundry routine? Not being able to buy imported American goods at a price you would expect? Not specifying tap water when ordering water and being surprised at not being given tap water.
Come on..these things are all specific to you and don't say anything about London.
I got bored with the video. Why did she think that everything needed salt & butter on it. Maybe it's because they are used to all that crap.
She's fucking thick as shit. All her negatives are ridiculous expectations or the result of her own stupidity.
@@mesolithicman164 Well, take some time and watch her video on all her positive experiences while living in London. No city is perfect. Get a thicker skin.
Helene Giansante
There's only so much one can take of whining entitled millenials. Especially when they exemplify all the American stereotypes.
Why would you expect to find a box of "Lucky Charms" at all, let alone "for £5" in a foreign country. Call it UNREAL EXPECTATIONS.
If you want all the things you find in your own country in another country, it's better to stay at home, don't travel!!!
I saw nothing of any interest in this idiot's 'hot takes' to make me interested in looking at any more of her videos. So I can only judge by what I see and hear.
England does not represent all of Europe
wild one ah okay, yeah it may give people a wrong impression when she says the things count in all of Europe and that’s why I said it, so if people go to a different country in Europe they won’t have the wrong idea
@wild one
Why don't you consider yourself European when you are living in Europe?
@@apples6244 Still receiving money from Europe, but they hate Europeans.
@@clincpb8903 you're wrong, we are a net contributor to the EU, any 'European' money we get is actually ours given back in the form of a rebate you inbred
@@clincpb8903 oh and FYI...we dislike the EU Federal project NOT Europe, the 2 things are NOT the same
love this video, I went to London last year and enjoyed the visit. The visit lasted only two weeks though.
Tyler, wake up. The reason you can't find all your favourite foods in London is because you're in another country, called England. Strangely enough we have our own breakfast cereals over here, that we enjoy. If I moved to China and wanted some Shreddies for breakfast I wouldn't expect to find them in my Chinese 7-11. And if I did I'd probably be paying double the uk price.
Also, it's generally regarded as healthy not to stuff yourself with butter and salt. That's why our food isn't floating in it.
I hate hanging washing out, had a dryer for over 30 years and no washing cycle takes 8 hours, I'd read the instructions if I were you🤔
Lol the washing cycle didn't take long, it was getting clothes to the point where they were completely dry using its "drying function"...so the whole process just took a long time
Never use a washer/dryer combo they're bad news😲
@@UpTheAnte Hadn't realised that you were talking of a 'washer/dryer'!!!
An absolutely rubbish contraption!
If you are renting then you are stuck with it, but don't condemn the whole of the UK and Europe for that!
No.1 - the cost of living. So true.
If you don't have three beers at lunch you're gonna be way behind at after-work drinks.
if you use a local small grocery store you are going to have a restricted choice of produce and it will be expensive. Shop at one of the national chain supermarkets or one of their Metro stores and you will get more choice and much cheaper prices.
London aint as merry as you thought..
You should have tried Yorkshire, we have a lot of BYO (bring your own) Indian restaurants so take your own lager and wine and 2 people can dine for less than £30 !
Everyone i know in the Uk has a dryer.
LONDON HAD THE FIRST 1TB WIFI CONNECTION IN THE WORLD I HAVE HAD WIFI IN NEW YORK THAT JUST DID NOT WORK
I think the American section in the grocery store is pathetic because most of the additives & food preparation practices for American food are banned in Europe.
So that's probably all that's been allowed in 😂😂
on the corner of Warwick & Cromwell Roads is a Tesco's where you would find Ranch dressing
London is expensive, this is a well known fact. But you haven't mentioned with which city are you comparing it with. Is it NY, LA, SF? Or a smaller city/town.
London should always be compared with New York City, only. Smaller cities in the UK should only be compared with smaller cities in the states; i.e. Philadelphia.
Drinking is massive here I hate it
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Wifi is your house, where ever your renting tell them to order good WiFi lol and I don’t know anyone without a dryer 😂😂😂😂 our weather isn’t drying weather 😂😂😂
The wifi issue sounds like you put the wifi router in the wrong part of the house. Brick walls etc have a harder time passing wifi. I live in central manchester and have 1Gigbit internet.
Internet connection will depend on numerous things like who you have it with, where the router is and whether it's broadband or fibre. I have 78mps connection in my london flat for years and all good. All internet is run via the telephone exchanges with the exception of a few virgin media places that have there own cabling and the town hull which has it's own cable company. There are parts of london where you can get 1 gb ps internet connection - which is one of the fastest in the world.
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You are you my dear, lots to learn, give it time and all will be good.
Agree about costs but most of the rest relate to your life style.
I love reading all the Europeans get salty in the comments lmaoooo
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You want to live in the centre?! lmao
I'll soon move to London and would it be expensive as you said if i cook by my self?
LOL Thats normal that in Europe we dont have any drying machines XD
As an actual European, the tap water thing is a London thing if you ask for a jug any where else in Europe it's assumed tap water, drinking on lunch is a London thing you are not weird! Internet : connection speeds and how its contented to an network everywhere on the planet you can get phone line Based, TV cable based, satellite or point to point broadcast. WiFi is generally structural issue I.e more metal /concrete in your walls the worse a wifi signal will be. Average Internet speeds in Europe are higher at a lower cost than north America, but again infrastructure and company takes a huge role.
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nobody reallt drinks london tap water due to the high levels of limescale. Tap water doesnt taste that nice in London
Yep, we don't have ranch here.
you are the most charismatic girl
Cost of eating is too much for you. Aside from the cost of produce and falafel wraps for 2 pound 50 that you mentioned in your other video, that is
The cost of eating out was, yeah. The grocery store prices weren't terrible though!
I find it annoying that they don't sell ranch also. To solve this problem I am forced to eat Subway sandwiches a couple times a week!
Ah that's genius! I never thought to go to Subway for ranch!
my girl or x says the same things , she from Chicago and she always says these things
Lmao it's been 2 years since I watched your last video, feels like a month or two
i think its also stigmatized drinking there just sounded like you worked with a bunch of alchys, and they do have dryers, ive never been that far south so who know ,maybe
What the fuck ??? People do have large dryers, and large washing machines! I have ultrafast wi-fi ! These are NOT London specific things !!!
I've never been charged for water ! Also what I'm holy fuck were you eating that needed so much butter and salt ?
Americans are massively overweight so maybe you are overdoing that.
So they drink on the job huh.....how about the airline pilots, doctors and police?
We still miss you... come back
An American criticising European food LOL - you funny (and soooo misinformed)
LOL SO true
No love, you do not want to live in the center of london. Thank me later.
I’m a Londoner born and breed...never paid for tap water ever. It’s possible if the restaurant owner was foreign.
It's possible you didn't listen to what she said.
She said she had to remind herself to ask specifically for 'tap water' because when she had simply said 'water' they brought her a bottled water and, of course, charged her for it. In the US, you don't have to specify.
Why didn’t you buy fresh food and prepare it
never have I payed for tap water in UK
Everyone has a dryer in Europe don’t be so ridiculous
i buy root-beer from tesco's and its imported so it cost more...
England does not represent other countries in Europe 😞 We have free tap water in Madrid for example ☝
María Peppermery We have that in the uk too,don't listen to this girl
True indeed! I have been drinking free water for two months now, even in London.
We do too just maybe she asked for a bottle of water
She said if she just asked for _"water,"_ and forgot to say _"tap water"_ which is free, waiters would bring her bottled water, and charge her.
She didn’t say she was charged for tap water...
Charming, but the issues sound a bit like student life. Wi-Fi, we have some of the fastest in the world. Mine is 100Gb and fibre delivered, but there are much faster available. It is true our food is not laced with sugar and salt, but that's a good healthy thing isn't it? Booze in the negative list; really? 😂😂😂👍
Is there anywhere I can like message you and ask questions ? College student wanting to study abroad here plz lmk
ASDA sell Ranch Dressing so im almost certain Tesco will too
Hi,this is the second video of u that i am watching it
Wow. You did not even mention the pollution in London. You must have gotten used to it! As a Brit living in California, most of your opinions are valid.
American food is not food...
If lived and worked in the uk for more than four months try years you would save then you could buy property surely
whaaat, it's just wrong and (kinda ignorant) to say that the British cuisine equals European cuisine!!!! ffs
What does "European Cuisine" even mean??
Cheshire Hat Europe has so many cultures, so many different people, languages and ways of living, you couldn’t expect, per example that the British cuisine is the same as the Portuguese, or the French... just don’t generalise.
and a hamburger is not bland ?
Just look at the bother you've caused, Tyler.....lol
I love your choker :)
Thank you!
Missing the ranch dressing :*(
Tyler minear
We have ranch. It's with all the salad dressing. God knows why
1. Expensive
2. Rude people, loudly
3. Noisy
4. Crowdy
5. Traffic
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Should have came to live in Newcastle the real capital
R u Amrican right ?
Maybe it's because your wifi was spotty but:
www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/259872411
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were not europeans