British Guy Exposes what America is REALLY like...
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- Sharing my experiences and my thoughts from my vacation to the US, i talk about the american people, the food, the places and.... the weather.
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You can visit the Grand Canyon while in Vegas!
2:00 if youre talking about ketchup i swear to god
For places you can go to in the US near Vegas I'd recommend the Grand Canyon
You want a experience in the states 😂 #MardiGras in New Orleans Louisiana it's coming up 😂 ps thank me later 😂
I'm new to your channel man" but i just wanted to say the next time you come back to the USA for a visit. Go and visit these other major cities that we have here in the States. Nashville, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, and San Francisco.
Moved from Ireland to US, absolutely love it here. Feel blessed!
Why?
@@tabithan2978why not?
I moved to Utah from uk. Mostly great .
@@NoiramNoiram Because we are about to have a fascist government?
@@nataliewold9951 Mormonville !
The thing about big food portions is most people bring leftovers home. Servers usually ask would you like a box for the leftovers. Most people fill up on appetizers.
yes, and no. america is just fat as hell lol. im american, so im just being honest.
Midwest girl here and we go out for the fish fry on Friday nites. By the time we eat the french fries/potatoe pancakes, a bowl of soup and the salad bar we're so full that we just take the rest home . Love me some leftovers ;-)
@@kathybouziane5269 One of the great joys in life, leftovers. I have a friend that doesn't do them. The most amazed I've been in a long time when he told me 😲
@@mescko What a waste of food ! Our sil doesn't take leftovers home either. Annoying! I came from a fa.ily of 6 kids and we didn't waste anything. If we couldn't eat it then the dog did. Hence - "doggy bag" 😉
Appetizers are getting ridiculous. I think the meaning of the word got lost over the years.They're now meals in themselves, and they cost just as much as the meals. Appetizers are intended to just whet your appetite, hence the name, not to fill your stomach. They should be renamed to Meals without Sides.
Central US here. Thanks for the many compliments for our country and we're thankful you went away with such a favorable testimony of us.
Central US here also. I agree, thank you for the kind words.
Northeastern US... exttreme northern Maine.... I also appreciate this comment. I am.glad he left with positive thoughts.
North Georgia here. We’ve got Nashville, Atlanta, Huntsville, and a few other awesome places within a couple of hours from here. We never run out of things to do and we’ll welcome y’all down here anytime. Fall is beautiful down here, but I hear it’s better up in the Northeast.
Missourian here.... share what Barbarian said above. Thank you.
I for one truly appreciate being born in this great country.
American here and proud of it. Thank you for your video and we’re so glad you visited.
It's very refreshing to hear something nice about my homeland.... most people just judge us harshly from afar.... thank you sir.... come back and visit us anytime!!!
Cause they jealous 😂
Yeah? Those people are idiots.
They do that because they literally have never been here, yeah. It's all media distortion and people trusting the media as if it's reporting facts instead of propaganda.
I have been to a lot of countries and contrary to what is shown on these channels, I have never seen anyone, in any of the places I have been to, hating on or bashing the US or its people. Maybe it is just where I have been, but nor have I ever seen the sterotypical "Ugly American"
It’s so true and America is huge. We get judged a lot by coastal behavior. Every town in every state is different.
We tried to tell you about coming this time of year. lol. That’s salsa dip
Is that what's he raved about. My dumbass was thinking marinara sauce lol
Perhaps a chipotle dip for the tacos.
He was definitely talking about salsa lmao
Man said sauce dip
@@Mendozer7502 My dumbass was thinking: you mean ketchup?
When in Vegas...Go visit the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Good day trip. Amazing place to visit.
Glad you had a good time....Sorry for the hurricane!
Thanks for all the time you put into the channel.
Also when in Vegas you should go and visit the Hoover Dam. It is a National Historic Landmark and it is an interesting tour.
I just moved back to Las Vegas last year. While still living near Denver, I recommended that as a day trip to a friend who was planning a visit to LV with family, but didn't like gambling. He took my advice and went with his nephew, while his sister stayed in LV to play and shop. They LOVED it! I highly second this recommendation.
that's what I came on here to say...about 4 hours away
Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon
He should take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon! Omg!! And, he should go ziplining down Bootleg Canyon. Look up Flightlines. It's in Boulder City. But they will have a spot to puck you up on Vegas and drop you off. It will take most of the day, but it's so worth it! It's am experience of s lifetime. Just my suggestion.
Thank you for your kind and wonderful words about our country! We love when people come to visit us in America. Every time I meet someone from another country I love to talk to them and hear about their life. Come back anytime and enjoy America!! 🇺🇸❤
I went to Ireland several years ago with my grown daughter. We loved it! I did not know there were that many shades of green. Beautiful! Craggy coasts, giant deer in the national forest right next to a fairytale town and the cutest cows and the castles and history, the beautiful churches and the stained glass. The people were kind and friendly with the best accents and even the drivers sang as they drove the bus. Delicious comfort food and butter like I’ve never tasted. And so much more. My favorite part was the cemetery outside of Dublin. The sculptures and massive headstones that marked the graves were so moving and set n such beautiful, well-kept tree filled grounds. I’ll never forget my trip.
My husband went years ago for work and all he talked about was how amazing the butter was.
@@californiadreamer5968 My Mom was a Hennessee. I’ve wanted to go to Ireland. The way you described it makes me want to even more.
Ditto what California Deamer said. I love both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. I have family from there. You really know how to throw a wedding. Way different than America!!
Irish butter is ridiculously good. Changed my perspective on butter forever.
Yes, all those little coastal villages with their multi-colored houses are so charming and the golf courses. They blow Pebble Beach away. Amazing
Thank you Adam. I came to Florida USA on vacation 30+ years ago, I'm still here. I was raised in Africa and backpacked around for a few years, finaly found this place and there was no reason to leave.
Where in FL
I bet you’re from South Africa if you think USA is great.Is that you Elon?
@@apopisso6302 Seriously! You need mental health treatment.
@ AGAIN? Hasn’t been great for a long time.
@ AGAIN? Hasn’t been great for a long time.
West Rim of the Grand Canyon 2 hrs from Vegas. Zion National Park Utah 3 hour drive. Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, Boulder City
All of those are worthy travel destinations, great recommendations.
You'll never see anything in your life like the Grand Canyon!! Annnddd... No hurricanes or tornadoes in the desert!! Yea!!
All great suggestions! The Grand Canyon is one place that more than lives up to the biggest hype it gets. There is truly nothing like it in scale or beauty.
Las Vegas here - For a half day trip from Las Vegas see the Valley of Fire State Park. A Full day trip is Zion National Park. There are tours from Las Vegas to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. The main Grand Canyon park should really be a overnight trip ( make hotel reservations NOW ) , however really worth it. In the Las Vegas area there is Red Rock national Park. It's also a day trip to Death Valley National Park. Look at the Vegas entertainment schedule far ahead of time to get tickets - otherwise it's resale prices. Be aware of dramatic climate changes depending on location.
One thing I did on my 40th birthday in Las Vegas staying at the Rio my gift was a helicopter ride over hoover dam and then down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon where they set up a little picnic but do not do this in July because it is very hot at the base But the helicopter pilot was a smart ass and kept making us think we’re gonna hit the side of the mountain and then would go up real fast but he was nice and we had fun
When in Vegas, definitely go to the Grand Canyon. Also St. George, Utah is about 3 hrs away...go see Snow Canyon there, as well as just enjoy the red rocks!
Thank you! So use to everyone bashing America. You are very refreshing. I love my home. We aren’t perfect but we are trying.
The things he pointed out were all superficial. That’s the issue. The problem is, if America sneezes, the west catches a cold. It influences us to a ridiculous degree. We have been bombarded with all the time with the ideology of the day, which in recent years that has been detrimental to America and the west, and watched with horror as we knew we were next. Thankfully, and I am not a Donald Trump fan, enough Americans have had a gut full and by voting for Mr. Trump, I hope the reset to common sense has begun. We all need to remember we share the planet with 8.2 billion people. Our opinions are ours, they are not any better or important than anyone else’s. We need to find a way to re learning how to have discussions with people of diverse opinions and how we navigate our way to a common ground. First step would be mandating places of learning be exactly that, without political bias or interference. I don’t hate America but I don’t admire it like I used to. Maybe that is about to change.
@@katrinawong8273let America not be bashed for once please !
@katrinawong8273 regarding your point that education be without political bias... it's impossible with education being solely in the hands of government--especially federal government! Government must be shrunk to stop this assault on young minds. The entrenched beaurocrats make certain that taxpayer $ go to fund more leftism (those in the teachers union, NPR, lamestream corpotate media, etc.)
@ true. In my country the Government is in your face but we struggle ( so we are told) to provide housing, medical care and too many of our kids leave school unable to read, write and use basic abilities adequately. Latest little gem is our water source is contaminated with a “forever” chemical that causes cancer. HOWEVER it’s okay the standard fulfills the requirements of 20 years ago😳😳😳😳 Merry Christmas John and if that’s not something you celebrate then I wish you a very good 2025.
@katrinawong8273 Why are you so angry with us? We are struggling with the same issues. We have families in poverty as well! 5/7 kids here don't even know where they're getting their next meal from. We have a waitlist of 5-10 years for low income housing, so homelessness is extremely high in some cities, over 60% of Americans are filling bankruptcy because of medical expenses, children are dropping out of school due to bullying and school shootings, leading to mental illness and higher suicide rates, dirty drinking water, families that can't afford to put their kids in college anymore, or kids that can't go to college anymore, at a higher rate, because of the cost, and the cost of living here has increased so much it's hard to buy underwear! It's not our job to take care of your country or other countries, it's our job to take care of ours and protect it! Your government needs to do the same!
What a sweet guy! Thanks for the kind words about our country.
Our country is absolutely gorgeous ❤ America and our beautiful people
You should see New England right now… the colors of fall are spectacular.
Exactly live 20 minutes north of Boston and really do love all the stuff I can enjoy around here
Out west as well. Right now’s a TAD too late for the most dynamic colors but it’s still worth it.
Western North Carolina. We are in recovery mode and the Blue Ridge Parkway is closed but there's still a lot to do and its gorgeous right now.
Same her in Jersey. It's spectacular right now 🍁🍂🍁🍂🌾🍂🍁🌻
In Michigan too! Gorgeous 🍁🎃🍂
Doing dishes and smiling, laughing at your US experience. Sooo nice to hear from a visitor all that I believe about our country. My Irish ancestors escaped Sligo 1848 and I'm still 40% Irish and got to visit the motherland a few years ago. Loved the whole experience but glad that somehow we got here. Come back for more experiences. Sooo much to see and enjoy. 😊
I’m a proud American and give thanks every day that my ancestors immigrated from Europe all those years ago. What courage it took to go into the unknown, leaving pretty much everything you love behind. I love that you’ve had good experiences with your visits here but you’re right, you need to visit other parts of the country. I would recommend taking a couple of weeks to road trip thru the New England states. It’s a really beautiful part of the country, just don’t come in the winter months when driving can get a little hairy due to snow and ice.
Thanks for brightening our days!
Courage and opportunity. Totally agree on NE. Would add CO, NW too
I agree! Come to the beautiful east
Immigrated? More like colonized.
Oh my god yes! As a fellow New Englander, I recommend it! Also yes winters in New England are a fun time to say the least. Especially black ice. Slipped on some in the middle of the parking lot one time. Not fun. Also shoveling the car out from ice and/or snow first thing in the morning is a thing as well. 😅
Don't bother with California, it's a 💩 hole.
that red tomato dip is salsa It's really really popular in north America and spain
😂😂 and Mexico 😂😂
@@ItsWhatYouThinkItIs Mexico is in north america...
@@TheBestAmericanYoullEverMeet Huge, if true.;)
@@TheBestAmericanYoullEverMeet Yup
Red tomato dip!!!!😂☠️
The tomato dip is called salsa or pico de gallo (slight difference between the two but basically the same). It’s super easy to make, just dice jalapeño peppers, Roma tomatoes and onion together and a tablespoon or so of lime juice, add some salt and cilantro and maybe garlic powder, mix it together and put in fridge for a hour or more and enjoy!
also if you read this comment by cilantro they mean coriander lol.
Splash of tequila to preserve and flavor
@@TheOffkilterTo be more specific, they mean the leaves of the coriander plant, not the seeds.
@@stephanieworkman5110 right but everywhere else that isnt the US, Mexico or Latin America and maybe Canada every part of the plant is called coriander.
Fresh garlic, NOT powder.
Thanks for the kind words. You're absolutely right, we should definitely appreciate living in the USA. Am definitely proud to be an American & just a tiny bit more proud to be a Texan ;-)
Try the northern states. Michigan is beautiful in the summer/fall. Surrounded by huge fresh water. Driving the lakeshore is breath taking. Michigans upper peninsula is far less populated but so beautiful. It’s slower pace but the beauty is like no where else. Now our winters, well if you love the cold and snow then it’s the place to visit, but if not don’t venture north. Lol You can find info online about most states and what they offer.
I agree. My favorite place in Michigan is Mackinac Island
I wish more creators visited, it’s so nice up here:(
@@lourdesalinaperez2546 We spent our honeymoon there! 🤗 💕
I have a love hate relationship with my state, born and raised here. Love fishing and have a water source to fish in 20 minutes from me no matter where I am, I love up north during the warm months, but I hate hate hate the government here and the 6 months of grey, dreary and cold yuck
My favorite movie.. Somewhere in Time. ❤
What a great video. Thank you for your kind words about our country. I’m so glad you enjoyed your stay with us. We love having people here from other places and especially when they appreciate our country like you do. We will look forward to your next visit. Blessings from the state of Maine.
I don’t know what it is about you maybe your friendly face, your personality, sense of humor but you are a sweetheart. I really enjoy your personal videos and many other ones. Keep up the great job
Same.
Same.
Only until you say something he doesn't like, then the inner creep shines like a diamond as he cyberstalks you and finds out your real name somehow and puts it on blast for the world to see 😂
I'm a Florida native. Spring is the best time to visit FL. I grew up in Orlando. Orlando used to be much cleaner and not as overcrowded back in the 70's and 80's. Disney used to be affordable to visit and you could keep getting back in line and ride a ride over and over with no long line to wait in.
I've moved to the Space coast of Florida. I can see the space shuttle take off from my front yard. It's nicer by the beach and not crowded like O-town, as we locals always called it.
Glad you enjoyed your visit. Each state has their own type of culture, accent and vibe.
Adam, you warm my heart. America really is the absolute best. I enjoy watching your videos.
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the compliments. Funny I am American. From Wisconsin. I often tell how much Americans take our country for granted. I learned the opposite way. I went to the Serengeti. The nicest people by far but the conditions they live in in some places. I remember sitting there wondering how they were so jolly living like that. I realized they dont know any other way and they just love company family and what the earth provides for them. Would go back again. It was a very humbling expirence and met people there I will never forget.
yup you put those people in america they would rather be in US than serengeti.
Thank you, Adam, for all the positive vibes and appreciation. We need to be reminded from time to time that, even with all our problems in this country, the US is a pretty great place to live! I am so happy that you enjoyed your trip!!
I do love living here. As you’ve said, everywhere has problems, bad spots, and bad apples. Obviously America is no different. It’s nice to hear someone with a nice opinion on America and Americans. When I travel abroad people are so negative about our country and the people. Many have a high level of animosity and have never even bothered to visit. I don’t get it because I’m originally from an extremely friendly part of the US where manners and hospitality are king so I really don’t get the blanket stereotype that we’re all ignorant and rude.
@@luxurylifela2068
Maybe because the only American they’ve met is Johnny Somali.
Great video and nice to meet you. You really made me take a different look at how we have it so good in America.
I am embarrassed to say I am 71 and have never had a passport. Our country offers every kind of terrain & weather & amenities that you could want. I'm still trying to have time to visit each & every state. Still have several to go. LOL I am so happy that you & your family enjoyed America Adam. We were happy to have you.
76 here and never had a passport. I have been to Mexico, Canada and the Bahamas; however, it was before a passport was required.
Early 60s here and I've never had a passport either. I have been to 18 states, seen every kind of terrain and weather we have on offer. I've met many amazing people as well as more than a few a$$hats along the way and been from Hawaii to Puerto Rico to Mexico. I really want to see the New England states but otherwise I am plenty satisfied with my travels.
62, and only had a passport as a 2 yo (Dad shipped overseas in the military) ... never renewed it.
56, never had one either! Have traveled the states and no desire to go elsewhere ❤
@@lauriivey7801 I'm almost 74 with no passport, I've been to over 30 states in the US. When I was 63 I drove from South Dakota to South Texas, then to Las Vegas and back home. Over 5,000 miles - don't think I could do that anymore driving by myself.
I live in Tennessee and absolutely love it. But I'd love to visit the UK. Scotland and Ireland, to be specific. Y'all may not have the things we have, but that doesn't decrease the value of your homeland. My town has a population of 561 and the nearest shopping town is about 30 minutes away. The only deliveries we get here in the mountains are mail, UPS, FedEx, and things of that nature. No Uber. No taxis. No Domino's Pizza. We have to have a vehicle or someone who can take us into town. And that's not a bad thing. I've lived in large cities and enjoyed the busy life when I was younger, but have decided to settle down in a small town where the pace is a bit slower. You may not appreciate what you have now, but I trust that one day, you'll be able to see the beauty of it and come to love it as we love our nation. Much love from Tennessee and I hope to meet you someday, whether it's on our land or yours.
I'm from Northern Ireland. I visited Nashville, Pigeon Forge and Smokey Mountains. Probably best outdoorsy, mixed with tourist attractions on the whole eastern side of the states.
I’m from southern WV. We call it a holler where I’m from. The nearest hospital is almost an hour away. The nearest grocery store is almost an hour away. We have one school, which is grade K-12. The rest is churches and coal mines. But that’s what I like. That’s how I grew up. I couldn’t live in a city.
Are you in west, middle, or east TN. I’m from west TN with 300ppl in the town. And it’s the same pace of living here.
I'm glad you talked about how grateful Americans should be☺️👍❤️. I'm glad you had a great time here!
Peace🙏
-Theresa from NYC
Hi. I’m in Oregon USA…thanks for being kind about us. It made me cry.
Don't forget, your frame of reference is Orlando. Yes, there were Ubers in 4 minutes in the tourist areas. But, it is very different as you get away from the big cities.
Except he probably IS talking about how it works in the UK. I was just in Scotland. We did get an Uber in Edinburgh. But the driver said the licenses are really hard to get. He explained the process and it is way more involved than here. And, we were told they might be in Glasgow and a couple of other cities. But, busses and trains are used way more.
@@lorrainetrotter4737Sounds better, the amount of Uber horror stories here is insane. Maybe it shouldn’t be as strict as the taxi medallions but most Uber drivers here seem like they shouldn’t have a license
Plus there's lots of public transit in the major cities too. 🙂
@@lorrainetrotter4737
" But, busses and trains are used way more."
We use them a lot in the major cities. I'm 46 and I don't know how to drive. We have an excellent public transit system here in the San Francisco Bay Area.
@@neutrino78x Some cities have great transit systems in the US. Some absolutely do not. I am glad SF does. I hope to see more actually.
Hi Adam! For your Las Vegas trip, I would recommend Zion National Park (Utah) Arches National Park (Utah), the Grand Canyon (Arizona), Lake Tahoe which is a lake on the border of Nevada and California, or Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming). All of them are absolutely gorgeous, and I would say all of them (except Lake Tahoe) have something unique you would NEVER see in the UK. Yellowstone has the Grand Prismatic Spring (a thermal lake with a rainbow of colors--look it up!) and Ol' Faithful (a giant geyser with regular eruptions about once every hour) and a lot more than just that, Arches has beautiful rock arches in the desert, the Grand Canyon is a steep canyon made by the Colorado River, and Zion is most known for its canyon and forests. Theres a hike you can do in The Narrows where you're in ankle deep up to waist deep in the river. Have fun and bring that Go Pro!
He needs to experience Highway 50! I lived in Ely, Nevada for 20 years, and nothing compares to the utter desolation but beauty of cruising US50 from Reno to Ely.
Tahoes amazing man and I love Reno. That’s my area but your looking at days drive to get to the northern part of the state from Vegas man. It’s amazing here the wild mustangs are everywhere but u gotta have time to spare to go up to northern Nevada form Vegas. And if ur up in the north hit Virginia city. It’s the best
Arizona is fairly close and don’t miss the Grand Canyon - you’ll regret it. The other parks - Zion and Bryce are beautiful but if you are on a schedule, I would do the canyon.
The Painted Desert is also out that way, and is absolutely beautiful and worth the drive to see.
Few things are better on a Vegas trip than getting the hell put of Vegas.
Floridian here. Glad you had fun in my state!!
From fellow hurricane state of LA here, you doing okay after Helene and Milton?
I lived in Florida forty years ago. It’s one of my all time favorite states. That heat though
@artemis009 all good here. I'm up in Jacksonville. We got spared big time on this one. Thank you for asking ❤️
@BrianMoon-u9t I moved here from Boston almost 8 yrs ago. I prefer the heat to blizzards and digging out my car in the morning 🤣
I'm honestly thankful for your mildly kind words. I hope to get to visit the UK someday, especially Ireland and Scotland. Y'all's wit and hilarity is unparalleled.
If you live in the sticks (out in the middle of nowhere) you don't really get delivery and you have to drive for a while to get to town, but you do get several acres of land and privacy for cheaper then in town or city places. Those who live in the sticks bulk buy so they don't have to go in to town vary often / try to have as much off grid self sufficient living as they can.
Absolutely!! Grocery shopping is an event that takes all day!! Do it 3 times a year because I hate it!! I like being home on the farm and not seeing a neighbor!!
@@xo2quilt plus bonuses of being able to make as much noise as you want at any hour without bothering your nabors (providing you really do have the acreage.) Tho it may bother anyone living with you lol. No HOA's, get to see plenty of wild animals, and you can see more stars at night. And NO HOAs
@@TheCamoWolf 2,000 acres, closest neighbor is a mile away and out of sight!! It is wonderful!!
@@xo2quilt You live in paradise.
@@xo2quiltonly had 17 acres but the nearest neighbor was a pullet farm a half mile away. We were between corn and soy bean fields.
Thank you, Adam. I think most people here do love America, but I think a lot of times we tend to take our country for granted, because we don't travel out of the country often enough to be able to truly appreciate how good we really have it here. I am so glad you guys enjoyed your vacation. There are lots of theme parks across the US, so you will have to try visiting some others. I'm from Middle Tennessee. I. east Tennessee we have Dollywood, Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains. It's really nice. Look it up and maybe think about a vacation in Tennessee. 🥰🥰
Tennessee is beautiful!! Lots to do there, Gatlinburg in eastern TN, Nashville in central TN, Memphis in west TN!
@@kelleewolfe2834 I think so, too, but I might be prejudiced a little. 😅😅
I'm coming to Ireland with four buddies of mine next October!! All of us are super excited!!
Thanks Mate!! It's quite refreshing to get an outsider's (positive) insight on the good old USA! Beeing born and raised here there's a tendency to forget and start taking it for granted all the incredible blessings we actually do have!
Love the honesty! Glad you like it. Please come to Colorado and Wyoming - you can do Yellowstone and the Rockies and so many national parks. There is so much beauty etc here.
I've traveled a lot and lived over seas, most American's try to be nice to visitors. I was taught to be friendly and helpful to visitors and make them feel welcome.
Thank you for all the compliments on our great country. So glad you liked it and hope can come back.
Adam, Your enthusiasm is wonderful! Thanks for visiting and loving America. I live in Western U.S. I hope you get to visit some of the fantastic national parks in the West. Just a tip here: Don't be afraid to skip any coarse words in your special videos for those like me who appreciate great language. By the way, I love being in Ireland, the land of my ancestors way back in time. I definitely feel at home there. Thanks again for sharing your experience across the pond.
❤ from Alaska! Glad you had such a good experience and appreciate you reminding the US to be grateful for what we got
As a Utah native, I recommend Zion National Park in Southern Utah When you go to Las Vegas.
We are very blessed & thankful. Thanks for coming to visit us & come back soon! Plan plenty of time for Texas, there's so much to see!
This is a REALLY great analysis and comparison.
I've gotta say, every time you say we are lucky to live here I feel a bit happier to live here... I've never realized how good we actually have it until hearing you talk about your life and where you live. It would be interesting to see a vlog of your everyday life so we can actually see what its like where you're from. I really enjoy your content by the way! Your energy is great!
From Las Vegas, if you take a couple of days, you can take a drive down historic Route 66 and visit the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and southern Utah (Lake Powell & Glen Canyon Recreational Area). It's a beautiful part of the country.
Dude. I love your personality. I think visiting your country would be a trip to remember.
My mom LOVED Ireland! She said it was so clean and pretty, with the stone walls, landscape. It's funny that you say that Irish people are rude. Whenever I hear traditional Irish music, it sounds so happy. My favorite singer, Jeff Buckley, had that amazing Irish tenor voice.
Hello from Dallas! It's always great to get a visitor's perspective to help us appreciate what we have here in the US. I'm sure many of us take it for granted. Glad you enjoyed your visit and hope you'll come back often!
Sorry for the hurricane dampening your trip. I definitely do appreciate America. I also love Ireland. I have some great-great-grandparents who moved to the USA from Ireland. For my first 30 years I was surrounded by their kids (My great-grandmother and her sisters) and they made me laugh more than anyone ever has. Their laughter was more infectious than COVID. "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" reminds me of them.
Several years ago, my wife and I traveled to Dublin for St. Patrick's Day. We spent 3 or 4 days there, and then we were to travel to Scotland. The plan was to take a bus from Dublin to Belfast and then catch a ferry to Scotland.
Well, we got to Belfast. The weather was not what it needed to be to make the ferry trip across on that day. No problem, we'll try again tomorrow. We found lodging and then the local pub.
Once we were in the pub, we were shown to a nice booth and treated like guests.
We started with a couple of pints. Well, along comes an older gentleman, and he introduces himself. He asked if he could join us. Of course, we said yes.
This was the start of one of the best evenings of our trip.
He was very well spoken, charismatic and knew the history of Belfast like no one else.
We had pints, dinner and conversation for hours. He told us about the construction of the Titanic and the history of Northern Ireland. He was a charming man.
All good things must eventually come to an end, and this evening was no different. In the end, he would not allow me to pay one pence for any of the food and drinks.
I've often seen Europeans talking about Southern hospitality... This gentleman on this occasion, showed my wife and me that things really aren't that different after all.
This man was a gem!
I appreciate you and you're observations. You're so refreshing.
You have to come to Savannah, Georgia. Friendliness, characters, beauty like no where else and amazing food! The best time to visit is in late February, March, and April. Savannah has the second largest St. Patrick’s celebration, next to New York City in the USA. However, I’d only recommend you come during St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations if it falls on a weekday, not a weekend. The weekday, St. Patrick’s celebrations are better because only locals get the entire day off the attend. On the weekends, the crowds swell to well over 100,00 or 200,000 people from all over the place. It’s so busy and crowded then you won’t have access to the restaurants or the opportunity to see the real Savannah. Do not come in the summer, but I’ll bet my bank you and your family will fall in love with the place.
Headed to Savannah the week.
I want to go to Savannah, Georgia. It does look like there's great food there.
It was a pleasure to have you here in the US, you should definitely swing by Tennessee and stay at a cabin in Gatlinburg, it’s a beautiful place with amazing people
We're pretty blessed and we're blessed to have people like you visiting us. Why not give it a go and stay? Wish you could. You and your family would be very welcome.
AC, thanks for saying such nice things about our country, it is nice to hear people from other countries come here and have nice things to say...thanks again, and please do come back!!!
Salsa dear... the tomato dip is salsa. You can make it yourself with some basic ingredients. Ripe tomatoes, purple onion, fresh cilantro, hot peppers (you can make it with just a jalapeño or two if you want mild heat, you'll have better flavor with more varieties though. I use jalapeño, poblano, Serrano (they're a little warmer), and a couple Fresno chilis), lime juice, garlic, and salt. Dice tomato and onion to roughly 1 cm cubes, mince peppers very fine (I have a small food processor that I use to chop them to a paste, add a bit of tomato to the processor so it has enough volume to really get to all the pepper), mix the pepper paste, garlic, salt to taste, and lime juice into your diced veggies. Can be eaten straight away but will be better if you let it sit in the fridge for a couple hours. The salt and lime juice will draw out juices from the tomato and onion and pepper and help blend all the flavors.
This is a VERY basic salsa, but it will give you a place to start. Experiment with different spices and play with it until you get a flavor you enjoy, it's also a fairly healthy condiment as it's just chopped veggies and some salt!
If you end up in Vegas, there are helicopter tours that will fly you over the Grand Canyon. The company we did our tour with was named "Papillion Tours".
I’ve never been so early before!!!! I love Adam videos!!! He always keeps it genuine, says what he wants no matter who likes it, cusses like a sailor sometimes which is fine with me because I do too 😂 and just makes me feel like he’s a very personable and sincere guy and no matter what content people are putting out what matters the most to me is whether or not I think they’re being genuine and of their down to earth or not. I don’t want to watch ppl who pretend to be someone they’re not!! Adam is just a regular guy and doesn’t pretend to be anything else and I love watching him tell stories so this video is great!!! 😜
Florida is hot about 9 months out of the year, and we get a couple of the hurricanes or tropical storms every couple of years. You should check out Tennessee and North Carolina and the Smoky mountains.
1. Love your target bird in the background!
2. Come to Texas! Come in October, it’s the best weather. DONT go to a chain restaurant.
DO NOT go to Texas during the summer unless you want to melt!!
I cannot stress this enough - do not go to Texas, or anywhere in the lower half of the country for that matter, in the summer. You're either headed for a heatstroke in a climate that feels like soup or heatstroke in a climate that feels like an open oven door.
Northern Texas in October isn't bad but anywhere else try to visit in Late November/December potentially January.
Bro it's October right now in Texas and it's still hot for him.
I mean, it's not bad for us, because we are used to 100 degrees, but he would be dying in the afternoons at 90. 😂
@@DehydratedHumorI don't want to be a jerk to the OP, but we gave traveled cross country many times, and always make ONE stop in TX and GTFO. The people are INSANELY rude. Didn't have that problem with literally any other state on Route 66 from CA to TN!
So glad you were still able to enjoy yourself here, don't be a stranger! Take care and come back anytime brother!
As an American who is so thankful to be born and raised in America, I thank my German ancestors every day for immigrating to this great nation and allowing me a chance to live my life in the greatest country on the planet. Because I play a lot of online games I have beef with Europeans, but I still love you guys over there. I’m glad you enjoyed your trip over here! God bless!
greatest country in the world? 😅
@@elie568 You saying this, tells me you haven’t traveled anywhere outside the US, or have never been to the US.
@@barrettson1028 of course.. I traveled to the US, born in Germany and living now in Belgium..
@@barrettson1028ive been to 17 countries, no where comes close to the wide diversity the usa has to offer. Now throw in our military and our civilian army, come on.
@@elie568 yep. Better than yours by a thousand fold.
I appreciate you. Beautiful words. I'm Cuban American from Miami, you have a great personality.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed your time over here!
East coaster here, if you like history don’t forget that this great country began between the cities of Boston , New York and Philadelphia. You could see all three in a matter of days and maybe DC too.
If you're in Vegas, Los Angeles is just a 4 -5 hour drive, you could see Hollywood, Griffith Observatory, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica Pier, Venice Beach. If you like Donuts - Donut Man in Glendora, CA is world famous, and Knott's Berry Farm for some boysenberry jam and Fried Chicken. There's loads more to do in LA but if you planned it right you could hit a lot of them in one long day, or a day and a half.
I visited Griffith Observatory...what a beautiful view from there. I'm so glad we went there while we were out there. Hello from Maine.
NGL LA is kinda gross and overcrowded, yet Santa Monica is a yes, Griffith Observatory is a yes (potential bonus: My friends run into Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick ALL.THE.TIME, there 😅)... I'd 275% recommend Knotts. Cheapest real them park with actual coasters, old West/ Snoopy theme... Food is meh, though, just walk up the street for some Mexican food LOL unless the Boysenberry Festival is going on.
For any So Cal people reading this, Halloween Haunt nights are great DAYS to visit the park! Because they close early to set up for the Haunt, so many less people go in the day that you can ride EVERYTHING with little wait times, and they'll often let you just ride again, if you want to stay on the ride. 😉
Avoid la at all costs you’ll think less of us I promise 😂
Thanks!
trust me and go to michigan! fly to either grand rapids, lansing, or detroit, and go to places in the northern part of the state like traverse city, mackinaw island, and the upper peninsula. you also should visit lake michigan, or some of the great lakes. i suggest coming in july though since its much warmer then
California or west coast in general is beautiful. So much to do and see.
A day trip from Las Vegas? How about the Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon? The Hoover Dam is a 40-50 minute drive from Las Vegas. Grand Canyon West is another 90 to 100 minutes from there. It is a little over 2 hours from Grand Canyon West back to Las Vegas.
Thank you! I live here and I love my city and areas. I have everything I need including parks, beaches and nature.
Much love, and thanks for the reminder to stop and appreciate what we have 💯 God bless brother!
Adam, so glad you liked your visit to the US. We weren’t very happy about those 2 back to back hurricanes either. They’re more common in the south & south east US. I have some friends and family from that part of the states and really grateful everyone was safe but so heartbroken for those that weren’t. You’ll have to come visit us in the Midwest! I’m in Ohio but all the Midwest states are beautiful and we have a lot to offer. You’d have a good time, guaranteed❤
Thank you Adam. ❤ Come to San Diego, CA. We have beautiful beaches too and much more without the heat or humidity.
Thank you for such nice words about America. I delayey my trip to Orlando from New Orleans a week when hurricane Milton came through. I love Orlando, as well. Yes, no passport. Joined the Navy in 1972, got to go many places in the Pacific, but never have left the states since. I hope you get to come back and do the trips you plan. Thanks again for you kind words! Come see Mardi Gras in new Orleans, add that to your list!!!
Love what you had to say about our great America!! The red sauce is not the salsa, I watched your AppleB’s video and the “red sauce” you went crazy over was marinara which was actually for the mozzarella sticks that you kept calling pretzels❤️😜. There was also salsa there which was for the quesadilla, and then you had spinach artichoke dip, which was for the tortilla chips! But you went crazy over the marinara, can’t say that I blame you!
Hahaha!
Glad you liked it. You gotta do the west coast next, you’d love it here. And you wont have those weather problems either ☀️
No. Just earthquakes, mudslides and fires.
@@RArcher4I've been in over 20 earthquakes, and nothing so much as even broke in my home. 😅 Never had a fire or been in a mudslide. I've lived in Garden Grove, Tustin, El Toro, Tustin some more, Downey, Tustin (😅), and now, Huntington Beach because when I moved back from the nightmare of living in the South a few years, it was the only place in OC I could find a rental while owning a Pit Bull. (Which I found as a newborn in a trash bag in TN, raised the whole litter, and refused to come back without one!) 😊
Ngl, I often wished earthquakes lasted longer. There is even a spot in our house where the fault rolls, so it feels like you're in a rocking chair!
Sad that so many Americans don’t appreciate how good we have it.
Fr. I am disgusted by the amount of Americans that hate this country.
We hate our government and the tax scheme.
@@defendtheconstitution1776 we still have it better than a lot of counties especially places like North Korea and Iran.
@@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140 of course if you compared it to the most extreme. Doesn’t change the facts.
@@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140 that's a bummer, not sure where you live but where I am the vast majority of people love and appreciate the US
From Colorado... love your reactions! I pray you are always treated well when you come here!!
I am glad you enjoyed it. I love where I live, and I am glad that you loved it too ❤ P.S. The dip you are talking about it called salsa, and it is in a lot of restaurants that serve Tortilla Chips as a starter in Texas
Tortilla chips, not potatoes 😉 the language differences will entertain us all
@OutRagaous Thanks, I forgot what they were called
Not just Texas. Everywhere here. Everybody likes salsa.
God bless you, Adam. Thanks for the super report! Glad that you enjoyed your time here so much. -David
Thanks mate!
If you're going to Vegas and you want a little road trip check out the Grand Canyon. It's breathtaking.
Thanks mate,, i live in Baltimore and i can honestly say i love it over in United Kingdom.. i have been 5 times for music .My home away from home❤🇺🇸🇬🇧 cheers cool video
We immigrated to the US in 2001, became citizens in 2010… and yes, no country is perfect, but I get very annoyed when Americans hate on America for nonsensical reasons. Do they KNOW how lucky they are to have been born here? Of course there are setbacks and assholes, but they are everywhere. Most of the USA is amazing and the people even more so. So basically I agree with you. Come on over. You won’t regret it.
Have to disagree. UK and most of Europe provide a better standard of living and higher quality of life than America. This guy is enamored with the flashy consumerist culture and entertainment in America. There's certainly no shortage of that. That doesn't make the US the best place to live.
@@LC-wv7tzThat's not all there is, because people continue to move here from the UK and Europe. There's something here they can't get there.
@@LC-wv7tzI disagree with you. The US has the highest standard of living globally which is why other cultures use internet which was invented by Americans
@plaguedoctor5657 This objectively isn't true. Most of western Europe is more developed and scores higher in every metric of human living standards like lack of poverty, access to Healthcare, rates of mentally illness and addiction, access to basic needs and housing, longer lifespan, higher rates of happiness and human fulfilments, higher social trust and cohesion, less crime. The list goes on and on... facts don't care about your feelings.
@thedeviouspanda They don't really, though. Not in large numbers and not in the long term. Young people from those countries sometimes move here for a few years for work or school, but most of them return to their home country. The one thing USA has is more money and higher wages. Some people do come to the USA for a few years to make good money, but when they want to start a life and settle most return to their home country which has better living standards.
There's a tiny minority of people that stay because they are career-first and want to work at the giant American tech (Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, etc) companies or big finance or legal firms. Those people remain in the states. But that's a teeny tiny sunset of people and doesn't represent the average person at all. Life for the average person in the US is pretty shit. The quality of life and standard of living for the average person is much better in most of Europe. Spend some time traveling and see what you're missing.
Red sauce is Salsa, it also comes in green.
😂that will probably blow his mind😂 everything here comes in multiple colors too
He also could be referring to the marinara sauce that comes with the mozzarella sticks.
@@stephanieworkman5110nobody dips tacos in marinara though.
@@Bolero6879tbf he is asking about salsa my guy. Like shits wild
@@Bolero6879 I thought he was talking about one of the sauces that came with the appetizer platter. You get salsa for the chips and quesadillas and marinara for the mozzarella sticks
I watched your videos about your trip to FL. Your baby daughter is absolutely GORGEOUS!!! She takes after your wife! 😊
I have been on holiday in the USA, I also love it. I love the diversity of places to go to. The people are mostly lovely, open and friendly. I like the food. So many people add value with great businesses. I went to a massive restaurant, I think it was in San Diego and I thought the food would be awful as I could not imagine the chefs doing a good job at a late hour in such a massive place. The food was amazing. I have been to Ireland, in summer and it is too cold for me.
Philly(Philadelphia) in a bar, a dude who slept in the alley is fiercely debating movies with a finance lawyer, and the art student covered in piercings between them keeps correcting their movie quotes. Half the room roars about the Eagles game on the TV, only once every 15 min or so. A delightful $how of “characters” that are my favorite people in the US.
And Philly now has the Portal! 😬😂
Number 1 rule: Never go to a southern state in the summer, go in the winter. My brother in law is from Ireland and he has lived here in the US for close to 40 years. If you go to Las Vegas go in winter, the one time I went was late May. IT WAS HOT!! It's a dry heat but still hot. If you ever pass by Virginia give me a wave! I'm glad you made it thru the hurricane, I was worried about you! Take care, Ms Frankie from Virginia
Where are you in VA? That's my favorite place to be. By the way, I'm in Indiana, don't come here, there's nothing to do, lol.
Isk what's worse, dry heat or humid heat! I was born, raised, and live in FL, but have gone all over the US. Dry heat you need water every few seconds but at least your hair is partially ok, but in FL it's like you put water in a oan and put a lid over it, it's just so hot, and rain doesn't help!! It cools down during the rain but it gets 3x hotter after 😭😭
@@kelleewolfe2834 I use to live in Richmond, now I live an hour away near Kilmarnock.
That tomato sauce served with your Tacos was most likely Picante Sauce, or Salsa.
And that alone is a whole other Pandora’s Box of a discussion.
Acadia Maine, the Grand Canyon, Washington state, Oregon coast, northern Cali coast, Yosemite. The white mountains AZ. Havasu falls. Lake Superior Michigan. Naigra falls.
I LOVE the way you described Hurricane Milton 😂🤣!
Especially with his accent. Cracked me up!
@ … Yeah, he’s got a great accent!
Bro, you're a better American than most Americans.
Helicopter tours from Vegas to the Grand Canyon. Or short drive to Zion National Park in Utah.