I love your videos man! So cool to see more people my age enjoying Catherine Tate! She is honestly my favorite. I never get tired of her videos. There is a lot more you should review. She has a lot of great characters! But yeah Nan is probably my all time favorite!
I had a remote control car like that with a wire I loved it, but this was in the 1980’s, then also in the 1980’s I then had a proper remote control car with out wire.
Yes brilliant Nan she makes you laugh every time even though we know lots of the lines she comes out with you can’t help but watch her she brilliant Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 😂😂🥲🤣👏👏👏💕👍🥰👋
In Britain we have the Sale of Goods Act. If someone sells you goods that are shoddy, broken, not fit for pirpose, or not as advertised, you're entitled to repairs, or to return it for a refund, or technically you can ask for a good replacement (even if it was shop-soiled goods sold in a sale). If the shop refuses, you can contact the town's Trading Standards office, who might take them to (criminal) court on your behalf. They might even lose their trading licence.
Indeed, people also don't know that a shop can't charge you the retail price of an item if you break something and then have to buy it, this is because by law shops are not allowed to make a profit on breakages; therefore they have to charge the wholesale price.
Great reaction Joel, You must have been so disappointed with the car. I had a similar experience with a remote control spider my son desperately wanted, that broke almost immediately. However Pound shops have their place and are very useful for stickers and little toys to go in kids party bags etc
Haha you just reminded me that as a kid i asked my parents for my first remote control car (I'm female but grew up with two bothers and a street full of boys so i loved all things that they liked lol), anyway, it was this kinda yellow buggy type car and it had a tiny wire attached so as you say you had to walk around with it. Yes the batteries died quickly so it just hummed when you turned the switch on and i dont think i bothered with it again. It was kinds disappointing not that i would ever have said. I'm not sure where they got it but hehe thanks for that memory i'm in my forties now so forgot about it until now.
Yes. I did buy 2 tins of Morrison's own air freshener sprays a few weeks ago. I went to use one & it wouldn't spray. I tried again & all the stuff oozes out in liquid form, so I had to throw it away. I bought another this morning, but it's a brand named one.
In the 80s, hi tech remote control vhs recorders came with a remote connected to the vcr via cable. Perfect as a trip hazard. They were so expensive to buy that we rented ours. How times have changed.
The *2nd biggest Pound Shop chain in the UK* started in my city, not that anyone realises. The founder sold the chain to some Americans, and they went bust within a few years. The founder has since set up another Pound Shop chain to help re-employ some of the workers who lost their jobs when the Americans ruined the original company. He even had his own TV show from 2012 to 2015 called *Pound Shop Wars.*
Great video buddy, I remember this one and Nan was always my fave, first time I watched it I literally couldn’t believe that Catherine Tate was Nan, that was crazy✌️I was impressed you knew that we call middle school Primary School✌️
My favourite saying in the pound shop when I use to take my young daughter in, You can have anything you want! She still remembers me saying that 10 years later laughing!
As you appear to enjoy British humour, one of my own sons who attended high school in the US, loved the series Blackadder, featuring Rowan Atkinson (Mr Bean) and Hugh Lourie (Dr House). As a taster, and assuming you know something of the Great War, try the sketch entitled How the War Began, which was part of one episode of the final series.
From an older generation, I remember getting a car with a long piece of wire remote (we didn't expect much more in those days LOL) however it got jammed up at some point and Dad opened it to fix it, inside there were pictures of beans and Chinese style writing...my Dad threw it down and said "forget it, this is made out of old Asian bean cans"
Your Dollar Store story is so spot-on. They are such a con. “Remote controlled car”…. The clue is in the name ….. “REMOTE controlled”. NOT “20-foot controlled car”!!!! Also, just as a ‘nothing comment’ really: the three jam jars that Nan was looking at, aren’t attached to each other, the way you mention. That’s just the packaging, it keeps them together like that, until you undo the packaging tape!! 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Go to any nursing home anywhere and you will see people like Nan Taylor. In fact, Catherine Tate got her character of Nan Taylor from inspiration from visiting a nursing home herself.
Oh yeah. I bought something like what you're talking about, for my son's. They were handy as the cars couldn't stray onto a road, but the attaching wire was a nuisance at times. (My son's are in their late 20's now.)
There was a documentary on over here about 2yrs ago basically outing all the big brand pound shops! We have some here that are part of a chain like your DollarStore they're called Poundland, and Poundworld- two separate companies. The documentary stated that they've gotten so powerful now that they can have items made by legit manufacturers such as Kellogg's, Nestle, etc in smaller quantities and volume to sell in the shops so you think you're getting a bargain, but they're not because in a supermarket you might get a bigger version of the same items for £1.20 so there is no logic buying at the pound shop. The one seen in the sketch is likely a small family fun one we also have them dotted about in towns, but the bigger ones I mention are in 90% of the main shopping areas. I'm in Manchester and I've lost count how many we have now.
Ten year old me probably would have been impressed by the car on a wire. We had the Computer Battleship game, that had no computer element, but it did have lights. I recall being impressed on visiting my cousin, that they had a remote control TV, which was a box with a knob on it that you could switch between any of the three channels. The remote was connected to the TV with a wire, still at least you couldn't lose it!
I’ve just recently discovered your channel and I’m currently binge watching!!! Your content is great and you deserve to hit 20,000 subscribers as soon as possible. You should check out Celebrating little Britain on TH-cam. It was a huge hit in the UK and I think they did a USA version but not sure if it took off. You should also check out Michael McIntyre on TH-cam, he’s a UK comedian. A huge thank you for keeping your TH-cam fans entertained.
i quite like a rummage in a pound shop, sometimes, among the rubbishy stuff, a goody pops up. I bought two sets of glasses( big spender me) and i still have them five years later, whereas the more expensive ones, all broke within six months.
Should watch Tracey Ullman lol, her impersonation of Angela Merkel and Nicola Sturgeon in the same sketch was hilarious. Angela saying "she wants independence I'll make her head independent from her body"🤣
Hi Joel, You absolutely MUST see and put on your channel the Catherine Tate clip of Nan and "They're calling it Tesco" and the Scottish neighbour clip. Both are absolutely hilarious. (Tesco btw is a chain of supermarkets in the UK)
Bags are not a penny anymore. We all moaned when they started charging 5 p. Now Tesco's are 20 p and Morrison's are 60 p. Yet Tesco's bags are stronger. (60 p will be around $1.)
Allen Williams Yeah but the food is more expensive. I usually take my own, but a few days ago, I didn't have enough, so bought one at Morrison's. I will have enough in future. LOL. A 2 litre carton of milk at the Co-Op is around £1.45. Tesco's is £1.15. A 3 litre is £1.60. I know because I went near a Co-Op a few days ago,
@@annother3350 Those are the compostable starch ones: the Bags for Life are what I meant. They actually give me the starch ones without my asking for them.
@@allenwilliams1306 For 10p? I think you got a bargain! I went into co-op the other day to buy a 4-pack of Strongbow -- they had started using these silly cardboard holders instead of the plastic rings -- I picked up the pack for it to be scanned -- one of the cans dropped out the cardboard packaging onto the floor and ripped end to end showering my trousers and the floor with cider -- what a shitty environmental solution... The lady said go and get some more -- the next pack I picked up, one fell out again!! This time nearer to the floor and didnt split...
that was when a pound had 240 pennys in it, & they said at the time the pound was not been devalued, but it was devalued by more than half, so what i say to that is.what a load of old shit,lol
I bought a digital watch from a 99p shop (it was a gimmick before pound shops came around). It lasted for 9 years and only lost about 3 seconds per year. Never changed the battery for it. In the last 3 years it started to get dim so I'd heat it up on the radiator to give it some extra juice. 😂 Unfortunately, it got stolen. Who steals a £1 watch!?
You need to search for an episode of graham Norton chat show, when she’s on it with Tom cruise, and you will learn where the character NAN came from🤮👍🏽
I think you mis-under stood, the three jars are packaged together (i think you call it shrink wrapped) but not actually joined together they would be separated before use 😁
That remote control car might have been old stock from years ago. I remember my friend having a 'car on a leash' growing up. Until they upgraded to radio controlled cars later (leash free!). The remote controlled ones were so slow and you just kind of walk alongside them. So I feel your pain. Compared to a radio controlled car they're rubbish. At least that's what I was told is the difference between remote and radio controlled vehicles. I'm certainly no expert. I hear people say remote control cars even now so maybe that's become the name for both now?
You should do some Rowan Atkinson videos! He is the guy that plays Mr. Bean but he has a ton of sketches that aren't Mr. Bean that are super funny. Of course his Mr. Bean is also very good.
I swear to God, Nan could be based on my maternal grandmother 😂😂😂 She is just like my Mother's Mother 😂😂😂Born in London in 1920 and long gone, they don't make them like her anymore. And my pound shop story that always makes me laugh when I remember it: Our local pound shop was called 'Crazy Mick's pound shop' it was just one of those typical generic stores with a stupid made up name. My friend bought a pencil sharpener in there that proved to be a bit defective and so my friend marched straight back in there, slammed the pencil sharpener on the till and shouted 'I want to speak to Crazy Mick now!'. I guess you had to have been there but I roar every time I think of it 😂😂😂
@@alecneate76 remote control is with the wire. You can stand still and control the car as far as the wire goes. But I made this same mistake. Only I'm a little older than jps, so it was a little more than £10. I think I spent about £60 on mine. So so disappointed. Lol 😂 😂 😂
it won't anything to Americans, but I don't know what's in the water where I live, but Poundstretcher, Pukka Pies and Wilko's ALL originated less than 5 minutes walk from my house.
Not being rude or anything, and no offence meant by this so please don't take any. But it sounds that all three started In your local area, it may be an area with above normal levels of social deprivation/lower income. People tend to start business's in accordance to the local trading conditions, i.e in my local area cos it's students, there's a tonne of student bars, fast food and supermarkets. But it's also close to an affluent post grad area so there's also very expensive delis and stuff where people with more money than sense go.
No 'offence' taken. I wouldn't consider the area where those businesses originated as particularly ‘Deprived’ (unless, that is, you would consider NOT having tennis courts, swimming pools and helicopter pads in your back garden as ‘Deprivation’). There are pockets, however, where you would quite literally ‘Have to be’ a millionaire to live there. I met the ‘Poundstretcher’ guy numerous times and I wouldn't have called him ‘Affluent’ at the time (but if he is still connected to the franchise I would imagine he is now). Also, the son of the Wilco’s owner used to date the sister of one of my X-girlfriends at the time and I would say he already came from a very affluent family. Mainly because he was a toffee nosed, plumb mouthed arrogant Uni prick. But I wouldn't call the overall area, as it was back then, a particularly Low income area. But that all depends on your definition of a ‘Low Income’ area. Nevertheless, I would guess they have all done extremely well for themselves.
Look up on TH-cam 'Catherine Tate shows off her potty mouth to Tom cruise, the Graham Norton show. She explains where 'Nan' came from & you can see what she actually looks like. Love your reactions. x
Was going to tell you to watch the inbetweeners, if you like that try Fresh Meat, its the University version. Love Catherine Tate, try Ginger protection
There are a few £1 shops in my local town and I visit them because they have things like padlocks, cable ties, charging cables, kitchen utensils, pet toys and treats (I have lots of dogs). I enjoy walking about looking at everything because you never know what you will find. I bought some stick on vinyl tiles last week for £1 each. They are 3D and you literally can't tell that they aren't ceramic tiles. It's transformed my kitchen. The things I would *never* buy are food and drink because the quality is very poor.
To answer your question, Catherine Tate is still alive and is only in her 40s. She also plays a schoolgirl, who is equally foul mouthed. An question you asked was, about Daley Thomson. He was a famous British athlete who did pentathlons and won shitloads of medals. Love your channel
I used to hate those improper RC cars. People would buy them for my sons birthday and the cheap ones only had 'forward' or 'reverse + turn-left together on one button' -- almost completely useless!
Have you watched Absolutely Fabulous (AbFab) or Mrs Brown's Boys? They are also two funny Brit shows.. And yes those corded "remote" control cars are shit.. The ones that only go forward or reverse left suck always having to make 3 point turns to turn around etc are the worst..
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What Joel forgot to say is his excellent full length reaction to An Idiot Abroad is over on Patreon
Oh we have so many pound shops! You go in and you think, I'm saving money. And you come out with 20 pounds worth of stuff, half of which do not work!
............and the other half you did not want in the first place :)
PoundWorld near me has closed down hardly anybody was in there stuff was crap .
@@itsonlyme9938 ive never heard of pound world
yeah and not everything is a pound anymore
In Australia there called dollar shops.
the character of 'nan' is so much like a lots of grandmas here in the UK I feel, my own included haha
I love your videos man! So cool to see more people my age enjoying Catherine Tate! She is honestly my favorite. I never get tired of her videos. There is a lot more you should review. She has a lot of great characters! But yeah Nan is probably my all time favorite!
Her Lauren Cooper character is funny. 😆👍
I had a remote control car like that with a wire I loved it, but this was in the 1980’s, then also in the 1980’s I then had a proper remote control car with out wire.
"It was like a car on a leash" lol. I love your reactions to our way of life. Greetings from London to you Jps. Keep up the good work
hahah i literally laughed out loud for a long time over that one! haha
You need to see Catherine Tate, nan anger management meeting
Yes brilliant Nan she makes you laugh every time even though we know lots of the lines she comes out with you can’t help but watch her she brilliant Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 😂😂🥲🤣👏👏👏💕👍🥰👋
Love your story on the pound shop. Thanks for sharing 👍🥰
In Britain we have the Sale of Goods Act. If someone sells you goods that are shoddy, broken, not fit for pirpose, or not as advertised, you're entitled to repairs, or to return it for a refund, or technically you can ask for a good replacement (even if it was shop-soiled goods sold in a sale). If the shop refuses, you can contact the town's Trading Standards office, who might take them to (criminal) court on your behalf. They might even lose their trading licence.
Indeed, people also don't know that a shop can't charge you the retail price of an item if you break something and then have to buy it, this is because by law shops are not allowed to make a profit on breakages; therefore they have to charge the wholesale price.
Great reaction Joel, You must have been so disappointed with the car. I had a similar experience with a remote control spider my son desperately wanted, that broke almost immediately.
However Pound shops have their place and are very useful for stickers and little toys to go in kids party bags etc
Buyer beware! If you don't test it then you made an assumption that was wrong!
She’s just great
Haha you just reminded me that as a kid i asked my parents for my first remote control car (I'm female but grew up with two bothers and a street full of boys so i loved all things that they liked lol), anyway, it was this kinda yellow buggy type car and it had a tiny wire attached so as you say you had to walk around with it. Yes the batteries died quickly so it just hummed when you turned the switch on and i dont think i bothered with it again. It was kinds disappointing not that i would ever have said. I'm not sure where they got it but hehe thanks for that memory i'm in my forties now so forgot about it until now.
Yes. I did buy 2 tins of Morrison's own air freshener sprays a few weeks ago. I went to use one & it wouldn't spray. I tried again & all the stuff oozes out in liquid form, so I had to throw it away. I bought another this morning, but it's a brand named one.
In the 80s, hi tech remote control vhs recorders came with a remote connected to the vcr via cable. Perfect as a trip hazard. They were so expensive to buy that we rented ours. How times have changed.
Our first VCR came with the cable remote.
The *2nd biggest Pound Shop chain in the UK* started in my city, not that anyone realises.
The founder sold the chain to some Americans, and they went bust within a few years.
The founder has since set up another Pound Shop chain to help re-employ some of the workers who lost their jobs when the Americans ruined the original company.
He even had his own TV show from 2012 to 2015 called *Pound Shop Wars.*
Great video buddy, I remember this one and Nan was always my fave, first time I watched it I literally couldn’t believe that Catherine Tate was Nan, that was crazy✌️I was impressed you knew that we call middle school Primary School✌️
My favourite saying in the pound shop when I use to take my young daughter in, You can have anything you want! She still remembers me saying that 10 years later laughing!
As you appear to enjoy British humour, one of my own sons who attended high school in the US, loved the series Blackadder, featuring Rowan Atkinson (Mr Bean) and Hugh Lourie (Dr House). As a taster, and assuming you know something of the Great War, try the sketch entitled How the War Began, which was part of one episode of the final series.
One of the best shows…ever! And the WW1 ending…wow!! Gets me every time! 😢😢
Look at Catherine with George Michael the Christmas special it’s hilarious! :)
i got a truck with with a cable attached for christmas in 1977 just the same mate in scotland
Ahh the old remote controlled vs radio control..... always caught me out too!
From an older generation, I remember getting a car with a long piece of wire remote (we didn't expect much more in those days LOL) however it got jammed up at some point and Dad opened it to fix it, inside there were pictures of beans and Chinese style writing...my Dad threw it down and said "forget it, this is made out of old Asian bean cans"
Just you have to watch Nan Taylor competing on Deal or no Deal..
she really reminds me of my granny from dublin when she was alive!
Your Dollar Store story is so spot-on. They are such a con. “Remote controlled car”…. The clue is in the name ….. “REMOTE controlled”. NOT “20-foot controlled car”!!!!
Also, just as a ‘nothing comment’ really: the three jam jars that Nan was looking at, aren’t attached to each other, the way you mention. That’s just the packaging, it keeps them together like that, until you undo the packaging tape!! 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Cannot go into a pound shop without playing this sketch back in my head. "How much is that?", "Pound", "How much is that?", "Pound"
Catherine is the best ..superb actress. Old folks were just like that typical East End accent.. we call our grandma's Nan.
Great Charactor.... love it. Pound...dollar..yep same
Go to any nursing home anywhere and you will see people like Nan Taylor. In fact, Catherine Tate got her character of Nan Taylor from inspiration from visiting a nursing home herself.
Pound shops are everywhere. A dime a dozen in Ireland. Can’t escape from them. Some are ok but some wow ..
My mum gets jam jars from the pound shop when she makes marmalade!
Oh yeah. I bought something like what you're talking about, for my son's. They were handy as the cars couldn't stray onto a road, but the attaching wire was a nuisance at times. (My son's are in their late 20's now.)
Please bring more of Catherine Tate
There was a documentary on over here about 2yrs ago basically outing all the big brand pound shops! We have some here that are part of a chain like your DollarStore they're called Poundland, and Poundworld- two separate companies. The documentary stated that they've gotten so powerful now that they can have items made by legit manufacturers such as Kellogg's, Nestle, etc in smaller quantities and volume to sell in the shops so you think you're getting a bargain, but they're not because in a supermarket you might get a bigger version of the same items for £1.20 so there is no logic buying at the pound shop. The one seen in the sketch is likely a small family fun one we also have them dotted about in towns, but the bigger ones I mention are in 90% of the main shopping areas. I'm in Manchester and I've lost count how many we have now.
Catherine Tate must have known my Nan that is exactly what she was like as I was growing up
:D LOVE your Catherine Tate reactions!! Please do more of them!!!! There are sooo many! :P
Looking forward to this.. Hope you're doing good pal 👍
Ten year old me probably would have been impressed by the car on a wire. We had the Computer Battleship game, that had no computer element, but it did have lights. I recall being impressed on visiting my cousin, that they had a remote control TV, which was a box with a knob on it that you could switch between any of the three channels. The remote was connected to the TV with a wire, still at least you couldn't lose it!
I’ve just recently discovered your channel and I’m currently binge watching!!! Your content is great and you deserve to hit 20,000 subscribers as soon as possible. You should check out Celebrating little Britain on TH-cam. It was a huge hit in the UK and I think they did a USA version but not sure if it took off. You should also check out Michael McIntyre on TH-cam, he’s a UK comedian. A huge thank you for keeping your TH-cam fans entertained.
People do actually go in and say " how much is this " it's unbelievable
Remote control can be wired. It has to say radio controlled to be wireless. I have a fair few models.
i quite like a rummage in a pound shop, sometimes, among the rubbishy stuff, a goody pops up. I bought two sets of glasses( big spender me) and i still have them five years later, whereas the more expensive ones, all broke within six months.
Yeah my sister paid a pound for a iPhone charger lead from the pound shop,wasn't long before the lead stopped working all together
We have a pound store but nothing is a pound 😂🤣
That is exactly what a remote control car is, what you’re thinking of is a radio controlled car, subtle difference in the language 🚗🤣
Should watch Tracey Ullman lol, her impersonation of Angela Merkel and Nicola Sturgeon in the same sketch was hilarious.
Angela saying "she wants independence I'll make her head independent from her body"🤣
Love your reaction ❤️
The woman serving is the receptionist from the hospital sketch.
Catherine tate is a national treasurex🇬🇧🤣👍💖
Hi Joel, You absolutely MUST see and put on your channel the Catherine Tate clip of Nan and "They're calling it Tesco" and the Scottish neighbour clip. Both are absolutely hilarious. (Tesco btw is a chain of supermarkets in the UK)
Craig Ferguson sister is scotch woman
Bags are not a penny anymore. We all moaned when they started charging 5 p. Now Tesco's are 20 p and Morrison's are 60 p. Yet Tesco's bags are stronger. (60 p will be around $1.)
They are only 10p at the Co-op.
Allen Williams Yeah but the food is more expensive. I usually take my own, but a few days ago, I didn't have enough, so bought one at Morrison's. I will have enough in future. LOL. A 2 litre carton of milk at the Co-Op is around £1.45. Tesco's is £1.15. A 3 litre is £1.60. I know because I went near a Co-Op a few days ago,
@@allenwilliams1306 The co-op bags only last until you get to the shop door!
@@annother3350 Those are the compostable starch ones: the Bags for Life are what I meant. They actually give me the starch ones without my asking for them.
@@allenwilliams1306 For 10p? I think you got a bargain!
I went into co-op the other day to buy a 4-pack of Strongbow -- they had started using these silly cardboard holders instead of the plastic rings -- I picked up the pack for it to be scanned -- one of the cans dropped out the cardboard packaging onto the floor and ripped end to end showering my trousers and the floor with cider -- what a shitty environmental solution...
The lady said go and get some more -- the next pack I picked up, one fell out again!! This time nearer to the floor and didnt split...
LOL. The jars aren't connected. They are covered in clear plastic. When you open the plastic, the jars separate.
So they are connected.. until you separate them.... 🤦♀️ You silly little kid.
"20 shillings!" Shillings were phased out 50 years ago. Now a pound is 100 pence.
that was when a pound had 240 pennys in it, & they said at the time the pound was not been devalued, but it was devalued by more than half, so what i say to that is.what a load of old shit,lol
Love your videos
I feel like watching British comedy is corrupting your innocent mind! Lol
Your so handsum 🙃 u need to react to more Catherine tates Nan !!!
hell yeah, she is more than funny....
that is a remote control car, you wanted a radio controled car
In my youth 50s all remote things had wires, even wires as short as 1yd.
You will like Al Murray British thinking is quite funny x
This is reminiscent of a sketch in a episode of Animaniacs where Wakko goes in a dollar store and keeps asking the cashier how much everything is,
If you ever need a good larrrf just watch Nan, she cracks me up. 😆😂😆👍🇬🇧🇺🇲
I really recommend you react to the British breakfast show “This Morning”. It’s hilarioussss
You would love Catherine 's "Derek" sketches - A gay man in denial. Absolutely hillarious.
"How very dare you." LOL. "Come on Leonard"
Who Dear? Me dear? Gay Dear? No Dear! LOL Classic!
"Mother and I have been coming here for 25 years"" how very very dare you" .
Just because a man moisturises doesn't mean he rides on the other bus. Gay ... HOW. VERY. DARE. YOU.
A receiver of Swollen goods lmao.
I think you are Nan Taylor's number one fan, lol. " It's just a car on a leash ". Hahahahaha, nice one, Joel.
I bought a digital watch from a 99p shop (it was a gimmick before pound shops came around). It lasted for 9 years and only lost about 3 seconds per year. Never changed the battery for it. In the last 3 years it started to get dim so I'd heat it up on the radiator to give it some extra juice. 😂 Unfortunately, it got stolen. Who steals a £1 watch!?
Glag you like Tate. Brilliant videos!
You need to search for an episode of graham Norton chat show, when she’s on it with Tom cruise, and you will learn where the character NAN came from🤮👍🏽
That’s absolutely priceless...Tom’s in hysterics! It’s a long way to Tipperary!
I was so gonna tell him about the Graham Norton and Tom cruise ..he soo needs to see it ☺️☺️
Middle school for you is the beginning of high school for the U.K. primary school ends at the same time as elementary ends, 5th grade.
Old women never used to mention gynecological things - which is why she is so shy!
I think you mis-under stood, the three jars are packaged together (i think you call it shrink wrapped) but not actually joined together they would be separated before use 😁
Have you seen Catherine tate "posh people" fucking epic 😁
PLEASE can you turn up the volume on the videos you react to... thank you
That remote control car might have been old stock from years ago. I remember my friend having a 'car on a leash' growing up. Until they upgraded to radio controlled cars later (leash free!). The remote controlled ones were so slow and you just kind of walk alongside them. So I feel your pain. Compared to a radio controlled car they're rubbish. At least that's what I was told is the difference between remote and radio controlled vehicles. I'm certainly no expert. I hear people say remote control cars even now so maybe that's become the name for both now?
I used to be so snobby about going in Poundland, but once I got over myself I discovered there are bargains to be had amongst the tat.
You should do some Rowan Atkinson videos! He is the guy that plays Mr. Bean but he has a ton of sketches that aren't Mr. Bean that are super funny. Of course his Mr. Bean is also very good.
Hi Jps has anyone ever pointed out you have facial features similar to the great George Harrison especially when he was younger.
Nice t-shirt JPS!
I swear to God, Nan could be based on my maternal grandmother 😂😂😂 She is just like my Mother's Mother 😂😂😂Born in London in 1920 and long gone, they don't make them like her anymore.
And my pound shop story that always makes me laugh when I remember it:
Our local pound shop was called 'Crazy Mick's pound shop' it was just one of those typical generic stores with a stupid made up name. My friend bought a pencil sharpener in there that proved to be a bit defective and so my friend marched straight back in there, slammed the pencil sharpener on the till and shouted 'I want to speak to Crazy Mick now!'. I guess you had to have been there but I roar every time I think of it 😂😂😂
the difference between "remote" and "radio" controlled cars, LMAO, radio controlled is the wireless one, just for future reference
So what is a remote control car then? Does the word remote not mean that you are "remote" from the thing you're operating?
@@alecneate76 remote control is with the wire. You can stand still and control the car as far as the wire goes. But I made this same mistake. Only I'm a little older than jps, so it was a little more than £10. I think I spent about £60 on mine. So so disappointed. Lol 😂 😂 😂
I go for crisp I love crisp
it won't anything to Americans, but I don't know what's in the water where I live, but Poundstretcher, Pukka Pies and Wilko's ALL originated less than 5 minutes walk from my house.
Not being rude or anything, and no offence meant by this so please don't take any. But it sounds that all three started In your local area, it may be an area with above normal levels of social deprivation/lower income.
People tend to start business's in accordance to the local trading conditions, i.e in my local area cos it's students, there's a tonne of student bars, fast food and supermarkets. But it's also close to an affluent post grad area so there's also very expensive delis and stuff where people with more money than sense go.
No 'offence' taken. I wouldn't consider the area where those businesses originated as particularly ‘Deprived’ (unless, that is, you would consider NOT having tennis courts, swimming pools and helicopter pads in your back garden as ‘Deprivation’). There are pockets, however, where you would quite literally ‘Have to be’ a millionaire to live there. I met the ‘Poundstretcher’ guy numerous times and I wouldn't have called him ‘Affluent’ at the time (but if he is still connected to the franchise I would imagine he is now). Also, the son of the Wilco’s owner used to date the sister of one of my X-girlfriends at the time and I would say he already came from a very affluent family. Mainly because he was a toffee nosed, plumb mouthed arrogant Uni prick. But I wouldn't call the overall area, as it was back then, a particularly Low income area. But that all depends on your definition of a ‘Low Income’ area. Nevertheless, I would guess they have all done extremely well for themselves.
Depends what you buy but Poundland is pretty good.
Look up on TH-cam 'Catherine Tate shows off her potty mouth to Tom cruise, the Graham Norton show. She explains where 'Nan' came from & you can see what she actually looks like. Love your reactions. x
YOU HAVE 2 WATCH CATHERINE TATE AS NAN DOIG THE PAUL OGRADY SHOW ITS SO FUNNY
Was going to tell you to watch the inbetweeners, if you like that try Fresh Meat, its the University version. Love Catherine Tate, try Ginger protection
If you like Catherine Tate, you’ll like a series called come fly with me. It’s similar humour to the translator
20 shillings (old term for 5 pence = £1)
The items in the pound shop in England aren’t always a pound 🤔
Car on a leash 😂🤣💕
There are a few £1 shops in my local town and I visit them because they have things like padlocks, cable ties, charging cables, kitchen utensils, pet toys and treats (I have lots of dogs). I enjoy walking about looking at everything because you never know what you will find. I bought some stick on vinyl tiles last week for £1 each. They are 3D and you literally can't tell that they aren't ceramic tiles. It's transformed my kitchen.
The things I would *never* buy are food and drink because the quality is very poor.
You should watch Fawlty Towers too
To answer your question, Catherine Tate is still alive and is only in her 40s. She also plays a schoolgirl, who is equally foul mouthed. An question you asked was, about Daley Thomson. He was a famous British athlete who did pentathlons and won shitloads of medals. Love your channel
Hey man. Love your channel. How do I contact you with suggestions?
Become a Patreon .
I used to hate those improper RC cars. People would buy them for my sons birthday and the cheap ones only had 'forward' or 'reverse + turn-left together on one button' -- almost completely useless!
Please react to Harry & Paul - American tourists go for breakfast 😂
Watch Catherine Tate, A christmas carol
You should check out Gavin & Stacey,
Have you watched Absolutely Fabulous (AbFab) or Mrs Brown's Boys? They are also two funny Brit shows..
And yes those corded "remote" control cars are shit.. The ones that only go forward or reverse left suck always having to make 3 point turns to turn around etc are the worst..