Tribal People Try British Tea Time For The First Time
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- Tribal People Try British Tea Time For The First Time
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People in our area slurp like a Honda, the slurp echoes through the region 😂👌
He is beast lol
Lol lol lol lol lol
That one cracked me open the old man has a lot of humor🤣🤣
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the mighty slurps of mustafa's village are like no other in the world
"I'm the guest and I have to do all the work" 😂
😂😂😂
Hahah
That was something 😂
What kind of royalty is that
She isnt wrong!
I have never related so hard to something as I did to this 😂
Mustafa looks a bit out of place behind that fancy tea setting.
"One should not follow the ways of arrogance."
True wisdom well spoken.
Mustafa keeps it simple. Just coals and the Kalashnikov by his side!!! 🤺🤣
@@davidsotovega9113 Kalashnikov ?? How stupid and not funny
I really liked that too, and even jotted it down
@@wayattjackson14 it’s only a joke bruh 😆
@@wayattjackson14 Huhh??
They all thinks that tea time is only for special events..well...you guys are THE SPECIAL EVENT
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Mustafa being so calm and respecting the whole royal tea event is just.....!!.
Yes, but he also called parts of it arrogant! 😁
@@LouieNeira because it most definitely is. That is one of the attractions of a British tea, very specific rules. It is a ritual, something that you don't want to do everyday because it loses meaning. like christian easter or christmas would lose meaning if it was an everyday thing. NOT that tea is on the same level as godder holidays but similar in value.
@korean I think this is why he prefers to eat smaller portions of food or tear off bits of bread (besides health concerns) - it looks like sometimes it's hard for him to hold the fork or spoon in his left hand. Absolutely no disrespect intended by this comment, I respect grandpa Mustafa so much 💜
@@radishfest no it's because in Brahui and Pakistani culture leaving half bitten food is considered disrespectful
@korean assassin's creed reference !!??
*sees a cucumber inside a sandwich* : "A fraud with the duchess!" Dead lmao
😂😂😂😂
lol
@@nancymclaughlin6790 lol
Hahha a cucumber 🤣🤣
@@nancymclaughlin6790 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Big people, big fusses”. What an apt summary.
Who are big people?
@@vishnuvardhan3047 In the context of the video, he seemed to be referring to posh British people who have such tea parties.
Yes but good fun though and very delicious
No no guys don't make assumptions. In urdu we just say "barhay loag, barhay nakhray" in humorous way to someone who is trying to be too classy. He wasn't being specific to anyone or pointing to British people. He wasn't hating.
@sweetblackblood1 woah woah woah easy there
"Big people, big fuss. " never been said better lol
The leisure class needs to occupy their time somehow.
Mustafa understood the ways of royalty before even being told about them. Seems legit.
it's called memories.
@JustAlex1997 sweet comment
4:53 "People in our village make the sound of Honda's silencer while slurping" LMAO
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣👍 ikr
"They dont stir it in circles, They stir it back and forth " .....
Mahbub : 3:46 .... give a whole body a stir 😂
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Wrong. That only applies to cubed sugar when stirred in with a diffuser utensil. One may stir circularly with moderation and discretion by counter stirring to cease spinning. Tea should be in a placid state to be sipped.
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"you're hosting me and I have to do all the work" sums up British etiquette quite well
Mustafa is showing extremely good manners, but he's still as sharp as a razorblade. I find, just like Mustafa, that some of the English teatime manners are posh and arrogant, and they remind me of the Coloni times. I'm glad that everybody felt they were given something special. Now You have an idea on what to serve with the tea, and everything can be replaced with whatever local food comes closest - it doesn't have to be expensive
it seems like the rich people had too much time on their handstand started inventing a bunch of weird rules for eating
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How do u know?.u met the guy? Before? U know him? I highly doubt u did u don't know him .
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@@ajerarajones2670 Old money people like these rules to distinguish themselves from new money or people with actual jobs. Yes, it is about arrogance.
Mustafa: "MasyAllah... it's beautiful."
Man of class, he is.
He is Grand Master of Assassin Guild afterall.
One must eat slowly and gracefully :-)
Mustafa showed great dignity as ever. A perfect guest and knows about hospitality.
@@leedavis9576 Lmao mustafa was part of a terrorist group? That's some next pevel bullshit. Provide proof.
@@leedavis9576 just stfu!
A Japanese Tea Ceremony or an Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony would make for an interesting contrast.
I'd like to see them experiencing Japanese kaiseki ryokan dinner.
I've been to a coffee ceremony and it was relaxing and nice. The smell of roasting coffee and burning frankincense is really interesting. The coffee was delicious too.
Excellent suggestion. Thanks!
They would absolutely be not able to stand the ethiopian coffee, it will be too bitter and strong for their preference
Try the Kerala sadya, served on a banana leaf. Just a few of the dishes will do, and they may use spoons if they want :-)
"The Crown" season 7 episode 2 plot: the Reactistan guys are invited for tea by Queen Elizabeth😂🙌
Hahahha
Ya, why not!.👍
I suspect the Queen, who seems capable of handling anyone, would be out of her league with Mustafa.
@@Peatingtune You have a good point, but maybe they would surprise us and get along beautifully, they are both badasses in their own way after all☺
Mustafa to her Maj... "when you returning all our stolen everything?"
"The slurp echoes throughout the entire region" just like my dad tbh
@Naren M.S let the man enjoy his tea :D
This is what we call "afternoon tea" and it's quite a posh event.
The average British person drinks tea from a comfortable mug, you are absolutely allowed to slurp it, and it is served traditionally with your favourite biscuits.
And thanks to you Englishfolk, all of us from the vast stretch of the subcontinent have a deep culture of tea and biscuits, a tradition that atretches across the former empire. Tea unites us!
And many of us secretly, or not so secretly, dip the biscuit into the tea.
Because of us brits, you may all live and love
@@rg1283 i am dead laughing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Professional tea tasters slurp
"Jumping in a well is better than this tea time" - Manzoor 2021 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂 This was my fav part of the whole video…
I love mehboob and manzoor they are so much fun! I love them all though really lol
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I laughed loud at his comment. I immediately imagined jumping in a puddle.
-Manzoor (1985 - 2021)
I woke up, did my cleaning up, and poured a little cup of iced tea and pushed play on this video. It was the first thing I did this morning. Between the music and the wonderful comments and everyone's personality, I'm *so* calm and relaxed. This was a wonderful episode.
ICED tea?
A cup of iced tea in morning is always good
Wouldn't it be more comforting to have a hot cup of tea in the morning when the weather is cool?
@@skyemperor2357 yes, but the weather isn’t exactly cool now, is it?
I'm guessing you are American.
As a British person I can say that most of us never do this. In all my life I’ve had the full blown afternoon tea exactly once only. I’m glad they enjoyed it though.
Of course you have, but only with Earl Grey and some Hobnobs.
@@wikansaktianto9215 I mean with the whole three tiered set. We also had champagne too.
But yeah, on a normal day I’ll settle for chocolate hobnobs and a coffee
@@paulthomas4908 I know, sorry..I am just kidding.
@@wikansaktianto9215 I know! We’re just chatting 👍
I have never seen this in 20 years of living in England other than modern depictions of history
Mustafa showing concern for duchess’ health is so pure
MashAllah I love how Uncle Mustfa described the rules for eating in Islam 🥰🥰🥰
Yes, that was my favourite part too
Mustafa is the wisest of them all. He didn't need to be told not to stirr in circular motions. He made back and forth motions :))
His jokes on point. “Our people make that sound of a Honda Silencer”. 😂
that;s not wisdom that's memories, Wisdom is being against animal products. Actually, not even, you don't even need to be wise to be against that horrific stuff, just a functioning heart and brain. Decency, humanity, respect...
@@Cassxowary here comes the vegan
@@Cassxowary what are you even doing here sir? just asking
I’m British and this is the first time I’ve ever heard that there is a ‘correct’ way to stir a cup of tea haha!
Can honestly say that no normal British person does this stuff, this is all from rich people and royals 100-200 years ago
Mustafa is a walking quote book. Hilarious. Thanks to him I've implementet a new phrase to my vocabulary. Instead of saying "keep it coming" I now use the wonderful "keep it on repeat like a Kalashnikov".
can u name the video in which he said this
The old man has so much respect for royalty, that he won't say anything bad about the tea or dishes. It's admirable!
@@leedavis9576 well it is quite a lot compared to the chai and roti they have. It’s not for diabetics or of course though. They just live under a rock compared to us, and that isn’t a bad thing. Sometimes I wish I lived under a rock
@@leedavis9576 They would typically mix sugar and milk together while boiling the tea - I think he meant it's more suitable this way since diabetics can adjust the quantities as needed
He truly does not have respect for the British royalty believe me lol not what after they did to the subcontinent as a whole. He’s just a man of courtesy and regard. There’s nothing particular salute or tribute he’s paying to the sham royal family and it’s current arch colonizers
@@leedavis9576 the diabetics phrase is an expression we use a lot in pakistan in general...and yes roti and naan with sulemani chai or kashmiri chai is far healthier than tea pastries. he’s not wrong
@@leedavis9576Well usually in South Asia, a bug batch of tea is mad in a rather big sauce pan. It usually has sugar and milk mixed in it, so if someone doesn't like the tea with a lot of milk and sugar(like me) They usually have tp make a new pot of tea for themselves. The way of afternoon tea helps every one as they can adjust the ratios according to theri liking.
Mustafa looks really happy with all this! He is enjoying himself.
It seems right up his alley! Can't go wrong with tea and some sort of "roti" 😉
It's great seeing him enjoying the meals lately. Wonderful grandpa who tells it like it is lol
He may enjoy experiencing what would have only been an experience he could have as royalty or guest of royalty and yet here he is enjoying it.
Mustafa gives so much respect, it makes me feel more respect to him
I am from the Balkans. Does it make any sense that I see my own grandfather in uncle Mustafa? My grandpa was a peasant but put on a suit every time and hat on too when he went anywhere. But, he also served in the King's guard before WWII. And uncle Mustafa said he was in the war as well.
@@annai6393 yeah it makes sense.. Mustafa radiates grandpa vibes
@@annai6393 Im also from the balkans. I think it is just that era they are from. My grandpa is also a peasent put when going anywhere the suit and hat come on. It also that they are from not western countries i geuss.
the mighty, echoing slurps of mustafa's village are like no other in the world
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"People in our village make thr sound of Honda's silencer while slurping"
Looooooool
I died😭🤣
Everybody was fantastic in this video. Mehboob drinking tea with his little finger up is surely the King! 🤣
"But I felt some of the rules depicted arrogance" RIP Colonialism
I mean a lot of these rules came from aristocratic snobbery and classicism.
I'm Scottish I've grew up hating the arrogance of snobbery all my life RIP the Empire 😂
@Soldagg he doesn't say it's superior, roti is what he's used to so he likes it better than the foreign food he tries
@Soldagg Then watch something else. No one’s forcing you to be here.
@@emparker2101 He's talking about England taking over Scotland. Not video/tea party.
Mehboob.... "ok, then I have permission".
Hahaha
He cracks me up.
What if one wanted to eat all of the pastries? 🤔🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂😂
Can you have them show how they would give chai and a snack to their guests? How would it differ? I assume it’s more relaxed and comfortable.
Hi Jon, that's a good suggestion. We will consider doing something like that.
Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Now that I have actually saw the whole thing I can say that this is one of the top 10 videos of this channel, Mehboob moving back and forward moment was hilarious, their appreciation for the things that are offered to them is amazing and are honest on expressing if they like it or not, ty for the upload and see you on the next one.
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Cheers! :)
Manzoor and his cricket references are always on point!!
Manzoor always coming in clutch with his cricket references
As a Brit, this is what the British are stereotypically famous for. I'm glad they enjoyed it - this is probably been our favourite episode ever! More British stuff please!
Ahoy
And yet there’s probably more tourists than working class Brits who have actually had it, properly like this, I never have and don’t know anyone who has lol
@@kJ922-h3j same here, I see this in movies and tv more than real life
I'm british and have never once drank tea like this lol, its 100% a stereotype and never actually happens
It's a tragic thing that stereotypical Britain of eloquent tea time, refined manners, good morals, calmness and fair play are at least half a century in the past by now. But alas, history is cyclical.
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO EAT THIS 🤣🤣😭
Was looking for this comment🤣🤣 lol. His delivery just cracked me up
I have to say that Mustafa is a person i would very much like to meet. I like his values, and feel like he is a very good person.
Speaking of British traditions, it would've been interesting to ask the older ones what they remember of British colonialism or traditions, or even ask the younger ones what they heard about it! My grandparents, who were alive when we were a British colony, have lots of interesting tales and thoughts to share about it too. Mustafa talking about arrogance (I believe he might have lived under British rule) hints at this too.
You are absolutely right. We remember Mustafa narrating few stories on some other occasions but we can certainly ask each of them more.
Thank you for watching and for your valuable comment. 💛 💚 💙
Yea, my grandparents did. But since they lived in a rural area and not a city, their lifestyle wasn't much affected by it. They knew they were living under Colonist regime and called British _'Goras'_ or _'Firangis'._ It is interesting to know that to them their whole world was the village they spent their lives in, with their own village council to handle the affairs and shared stories to each other. Although, I do not know how it all went down for people living in other densely populated areas
@@raz0229 very interesting to hear your grandparents' story! mine was in a tiny nation (Singapore) so they had pretty direct contact with the Brits aka their "masters", had to bow down to them and cede the pavement to them and the lot!
Baluchistan from where baluch tribesmen are , were mostly at wars with british India they lived in princely state Kalat with a Nawab. which paid taxes to British Raj
@@raz0229 Thank you for sharing that story. :)
Mustafa was actually kind of on to something with the arrogance comment. All the rules of formality and conduct were indeed a way for the British upper class to distinguish themselves from the rough masses. Later on in the 19th century, wealthy women often had tea gowns, which were informal (meant to be worn without a corset) but still very opulent, meant for entertaining guests in the afternoon hour.
I don't know how to convey how much joy and happiness I gain when watching honest and forthright people share their thoughts on their experiences, but it's wonderful to realize how my cheeks hurt from having smiled so long and fallen for each one of them.
Awww delighted to know that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the wonderful comment.
Love and peace 💚 💙 💜
Right its nice to hear smart people not corrupted by society
Some of the old Southerners of USA that are very wealthy, which are very few, act arrogant like that at their dinner parties. The rest of us eat and drink like the villagers, loud and slurping. Great video and very interesting choice of topic. Keep up the great work!
Thank you 💙
Probably more of them then there are Brits who have ever done this in their life lol
I feel so blessed to hear the wisdom from Uncle Mustafa. "Do not follow the ways of arrogance." Love the rest of the participants also. Keep the videos coming.
I must say Mustafa was impressed ☺️. He's right about not following the ways of arrogance. I liked the way he added a little lesson on his own customs, too. Great video, cutest one yet! Watching them hold the teacups "properly" was fun.💕 Oh, and it was funny when Mehboob tried to put the cupcake back😆.
Mama Mustafa looks like he had a lot of fun this episode!
Yeh, he was having a good time in this one. 😊
As an excessive tea drinking English woman, I find their observations fascinating. I went to a cream tea party on Friday for my niece’s birthday. It’s still a way to celebrate here in England.
can we just appreciate the beautiful garments/abayas/robe the queens are wearing? they look fabulous and look like they are the princess of their villages or tribes. South Asian women know how to accessorize them selves with jewelry, clothes and hanna 😇🙆🏻
They are wearing Lehanga chloli (Naseeba) and Shalwar Kameez ( Ameeta and Kastoori Bai).
I am English.I am almost 62 years old .I have experienced this type of afternoon tea maybe once or twice in my life .It is not really an everyday event .
Most people put a tea bag into a cup or mug pour over boiling water stir and wait 2 minutes .using a spoon squeeze the tea bag and discard .(I always save it and make another cup of tea then use the tea bag in my garden to grow vegetables) Now add sugar and stir and yes you can stir in circular motion .finely add required amount of milk according to personal taste and enjoy .slurp or don't slurp but in public probably don't slurp you might gain an audience 😉
It is a personal service
The music in the background is "Simple Gifts," a Shaker song about the importance of not being fancy. 😅
Mehboob wearing his fancy wedding hat for tea?! I love i!
I bet there are days where Mehboob looks in his closet and says, "today is a fancy hat day."
He wore his prettiest bow on his hat for afternoon tea 😉
@@mansoortanweer 5:12 is the reaction for this 😅
Shukran, shukran.. I enjoyed seeing these things from their perspective. I'm glad they had tea. It reminded me of Sunday Tea, when I'd visit my family in England. My Aunties would set the table similarly. Their homes weren't arrogant, they were full of love. They took time making Tea sandwiches and Tea cakes for us. As a child, I loved it. Mash'Allah.
Wonderful!
The word "Shukran" is use by Arabs while in Pakistan the word is "Shukria"
Am I the only person who envy them for trying various kinds of food? 😭
No buddy, you're not the only one 🙄
If you have Woodmans, they have a section of food from all over the world. Its fun to try different kinds.
@@Eowynnofrohan oh that sounds perfect..but we don't have that 🥺
Mustafa you were more than perfect and I like how you shared the way people drink tea and commune in your village. 🥰🤗
Slurping like a Honda all over the region!!! 😂
I really appreciate how Mustafa teaches/shares his customs with us.
He is so courteous and wise.
I wish I had a person like that to learn from.
Life would be correct.
@@davidsotovega9113 I LAUGHED WAY TOO HARD AT THIS💀💀💀
'People in our area slurp Tea and makes sound like Honda Silencer' ... Chacha Mustafa is awesome 😂
He always have stories and tales to tell and stuff to compare ...
Mehboob is so elegant in this episode and he seems to enjoy this Duchess tea time. :)
One thing I must say is how beautiful these people are, thank you all for making this video.
Thank you so much for the kind words. Love & Peace ❤️ 🧡 💛
This song was written by the community in America where I’m from! It’s so wonderful to see you celebrating my heritage.
The backyard song? Whats it called?
@@thend4427 it’s called Simple Gifts and it was written by Shakers.
@@emilynelson5985 cool wonder how they found out about it
I learned the song as a kid! (I’m from the USA). The lyrics complement the video quite well! At least, the stanza that I know.
These people are so decent and respectful. They're much more humble, considerate, and have way better manners than many rich people out there.
Grandfather has sense of humour 😂😂😂
As a Brit we still sometimes 'do' afternoon tea in a hotel is a real treat, for a special occasion :)
But you can do that at home..with some hobnobs or biscuit of any kind.
@@wikansaktianto9215 but I think they meant high tea or cream tea (which this might be if they had IIRC, scones)
As a Pakistani, we learned all about tea from the Brits.
I've had this kind of tea in top tier hotels in America, my mom used to love it. We didn't have all the rules, though, but we had the three tiered tray.
@@ajerarajones2670 there was a place in the city I used to live in that would allow you to choose between tea, cream tea, high tea. Based on what you chose for sandwiches or hot entrée, they qould suggest a particular type of tea, the way a sommelier pairs wine with food. It was a fun and interesting place, also had an antiqarium on the second floor.
You know whenever people say “everything happens for a reason?”
Mustafa has all those reasons
As a Brit, I love how the music in the background is Appalachian Spring- a piece by an American composer based on a shaker song from Maine! Is this a tea party dig?!
How can i love people ive never met ❤
I like how the old man is always concerned about diabetes
type 2 diabetes in developing areas is a really big deal right now. they don't have access to cheap on-demand insulin so it is extra important to know how to prevent it and manage it with local foods. he has probably seen it wreck the lives of some people in his village and treats it seriously as a result.
Pakistan is the country with almost 25% of the adults being diabetic and about half of them are on insulin
I respect that my father and grandmother have diabetes I wasn't making a joke
At that age, it is understandable 😀my mom and the entire big family and all her peers are having the same concern
@@chloehall4270 ohh no you're getting it wrong.. Roti isn't eaten alone, It's eaten with vegetable and meat curries or pulses.. It's basically a bread which is dipped in curries!
Glad to see they almost 100% appreciated this and enjoyed the tea and foods. If they combined the British manners and Muslim manners, it would be an interesting performance. And now have them watch a Japanese tea ceremony. :P And Mehboob's head wrap was fabulous.
"One should not follow the ways of arrogance. Other than that it was great." Bless you, Mustafa, you hit the nail on the head. The best tea experience is simple, humble, and wholesome.
I loved this !
Mustafa uncle explaining his etiquettes of eating was amazing ! 😊
Mustafa already holds himself like a royal, the tea is simply a cherry on top
he's very regal about it
As a Brit I found this hilarious but in a good way lol. I don't think I've ever had afternoon tea. For 99% of us, it's a treat that's usually gifted for a birthday or some other special event rather than a regular occurrence.
I appreciate the (possibly unintentional) irony of the topic being English tea, but the song playing in the intro is "Simple Gifts", and American Shaker tune. :)
7:29 First Time he is impressed 😄👍🏼
Mehboob needs his own BBC talk show
With the rascal Manzoor but his side. Those two are like " Salt 🧂 & Pepper" 🤣
7:57 Mehboob preparing to enjoy the course to the max
We seriously need a LOVE button. 🌹🇮🇹❤️
Now that background melody is stuck in my head, need to play it on my fiddle! :)
I fit in more with our Brethren here than the Royalty in Britain that’s for d-m sure.🤩
@ 2:38=me 😂 Mehboob cracks me up! I loved his headscarf (?) today!
My great Aunt used to teach us kids things like this when we were little “just in case” anyone ever took us someplace nice we would know our manners 😅 never happened lol I loved watching this and them following the protocols. I would love to have a sit down with all of them, they are all really great! I just love Naseeba I wish she wouldn’t say things about being fat, I think she is so beautiful and perfect just the way she is! 🥰 she is gorgeous! All of these ladies are!
The scarf on his head is like an impromptu turban, usually worn by labourers when working in the heat they would wear it on their head and then take it off to wipe their sweat off occasionally
@@mahfuj_sheikh thanks! 🤗
@@_GiGiBloom_ but he has the tie for the special occasion nevertheless.
This is the cutest video ever. Loved how they were learning everything without getting irritated or annoyed. They enjoyed drinking tea & I have enjoyed watching them♥
Glad you enjoyed it!
Like kiddies playing with a tea set!
Grand Master Mustafa only eats pure, natural, and high-end dishes...hmm..is he somehow Prince Charles?
Ever read about Sultans of Indian subcontinents ? ....
@@kiritoryu So..he is the one responsible to Rajasthan Folks?
@@wikansaktianto9215 No no those r different ....
Thats sacrilege! Mustafa is better
Drinking some Earl grey while watching this! I'm so happy they enjoyed it.
Yey scones! The best with clotted cream and strawberry jam.. Yum
I'm going to have afternoon this weekend, hopefully in York :)
I'm so jealous right now. Bettys is really nice, try there.
@@DaisyAjay aww sorry, yeah Betty's is the one I'm going to, hopefully fingers crossed! :D
Which flavour?
You are doing amazing work to promote cultural understanding not just for the people you film, but also for the people watching. I know of several people who I have told to watch your channel who have calmed down a lot with their islamophobia. You're doing great work. Please never stop. :)
Amen! And what important work! Respect all around.
why am i finding this soooooo funny?😂 oh lord. reactistan, you do it everytime! bravo!😄
😄 Delighted that you enjoyed it.
4:56 "People in our village make the sound of Honda's silencer while slurping. The slurp echoes throughout the entire region."
Sir, I can surely relate.
What a beautiful tea set. 😊
What a wonderfully wholesome episode this was once again! I learned about tea time along with the villagers, and it was great. I also learned about their tea time from Mustafa, which I enjoyed. This was just incredibly sweet and exactly what I needed in my day. Besides - it was interesting to see how they like their tea. I have never had a scone in my life myself, but this makes me want to try them too! Greetings and blessings to all the crew and cast from Germany.
Ha! Tanya Taylor Joy made a comment.
@@fatdad64able I don't understand, but I find it funny nonetheless :D
Exactly!
You can tell how excited Mustafa is in the beginning of the video
Mustafa's wisdom at the end!!! ❤❤❤ you cant fool him 😎
4:45 when we going to eat this....😂 So much honesty and innocence..I always felt that after seeing birthday snacks
I want to see them do a traditional Japanese tea! That would be really cool!
I understand etiquette is proper and such but whenever I'm eating by myself I can slurp super loud, eat loudly, eat with hands, etc. AND I LOVE it.
10:21 A wise man has spoken.
while growing up in 90s we used to have this kind of crockery in homes and shown on Ptv morning shows/dramas. now it is all gone.
Love the music change!! I sang this song for my voice jury in college and got the highest mark possible!
Finally! Something impressed Mustafa 😀
What a great idea. Congratulations, great episode.
Thank you! Cheers! ❤️️
This is a really good experience for them to learn British high tea etiquette. Kudos to Reactistan! Good job! 👍🏼 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you. Glad you liked it. 💛 💚 💙
@@Reactistan Yes and I get to learnt it too 😀😀😀
“You’re hosting me and I’m doing all the work” lol 😅
2:37 yeaa allaah khair
Mehboob's way of pouring tea😁😁😁👍👍
Favorite chai😄
Pasandia chai😄
Mazedaar chai😄
LOL...Such Honesty from the start. @00:57: "I have heard that diabetic need to eat frequently. Maybe the Duchess was Diabetic". The Duchess of Bedford turned around in her grave when she heard that one...LOL.