Last time ('01) I was in the US, I was there on deployment. I remember getting weird stares whilst I working my way through my 3rd pitcher of beer. I actually got asked did I have a drink problem! My answer was three fold, "No I don't have a drink problem, I'm British. Not only am I British, I'm a serving member of Her (now His) Majesties Royal Navy, we're trained to drink everyone else under the table & still be able to get back onboard".
Wow Mark, to lay out your whole autobiography to them out of nowhere like that, then you must have been pissed right up. I thought you navy boys could drink?
@@shanustheanus It was worth it to see the consternation on their faces. I was considering adding that US beer was gnats piss compared to ours but I didn't think that would go down too well
The "let's drink the bar dry if someone else is paying for it" mentality is really not uncommon in the UK. My flatmate told me about his company Christmas party when that happened - this was a software development company, bear in mind. Their boss put his credit card behind the bar at 5pm, and between then and closing time (11 pm, so 6 hours), the party racked up a bar bill of £30,000 and pretty much emptied every barrel of beer the pub had, drank every bottle of wine they had in stock, and damn nearly finished off all the spirits on the optics too - and those are big 2 litre spirit bottles. The pub had to get an emergency delivery from the brewery the next day, just so they wouldn't have to be closed for lack of stock. Though I dare say they were pretty happy about it, having sold that much stock in one day. The boss whose credit card it was? He could afford it - his card had a credit limit of 5 times that amount. This wasn't the first time he had done this, so he knew what to expect.
There certainly is a difference in drink culture. Whilst I was in the military I used to drink regularly with USAF guys when on detachment. Lightweights.
I’m in the UK and we bumped into a couple of American lads on our Friday pub crawl in town. One of my mates was drinking a bottle of Budweiser. One of the Americans was asking him why he’s drinking that when we have real ale and our pints are huge. Apparently American pints are 20% smaller and it’s also common to drink half pint glasses. My mate explained he was drinking Bud because he was working the next day! Anyway later in the night one of them was throwing up over a wall, and the other was slouched against the wall. While me and a couple of others were heading over to a nightclub for another 3 hours of drinking.
On the drink driving thing, it IS super frowned upon in the UK too and you'd be properly socially shamed by everyone if you tried driving after 4 glasses of wine - just making sure it's known that that was part of the joke!
I think that it's gradually become socially strictly taboo over a timeframe of about two decades. Weird how that's happened but definitely for the better.
Jack is in a sitcom called Fresh Meat, with Simon from The Inbetweeners (Joe Thomas). It's about a group of youngsters going to university and having to share a house together. It's really good. The show is made by the makers of Peep Show. It's worth checking out. Keep up the good work mate, I love watching your reactions.
No matter where you are in the US the drinking culture is still very different, you have to come here to compare it truly. The easiest way to describe it is that it’s just way more ingrained in everyday culture, it’s not just about drinking a lot. We really don’t have the ‘acceptance’ of drinking and driving that exists in the US despite this because we don’t have the same reliance on driving. As for the rowdy thing it’s not so much that, you’ve seen enough of our comedy (that’s on broadcast TV like the Inbetweeners) to know on the whole we tend to be less proper than Americans despite the stereotypes being the reverse
Jack's also done some acting (Bad Education, Fresh Meat - two sitcoms), he's also done a travel tour series with his Father (Michael Whitehall, who is significantly older (Michael is 82, Jacks 34) typically playing of cultural differences and the age gap, with some sweet moments, the two also hosted a short lived chat show together plus Jack has acted in numerous one offs as well as hosted a few award shows. Travel's with My Father would probably be something you'd enjoy, not just for the difference and banter between the two (especially Michael speaking graphically about sex in front of Jack) but as they've visited South East Asia, Eastern Europe, USA, Australia and a minor tour of the UK.
Travels with my Father has some very funny moments in it! Looks like some are clipped on TH-cam, so would be interesting to see Boomers reaction to those. Jacks Dad is like if you created a cartoon englishman 😂
The Christmas drinks bit is so true! We had a Christmas party at a company I used to work for where the CEO purposely provided a free bar all night. Each year he would encourage us to try and break the record of the length of the bar receipt from the previous year and was disappointed when we didn't.
Something a lot of people don't know, including many in the UK, is that in the UK the legal drinking age is 5. As long as it is in private (at home, or a private event), parents can legally let their 5 year old drink whatever they want. It is very normal in this country for kids to get drunk, multiple times, long before they are 15.
You know when you meet a Brit and they say they dont drink ... Its not because they are a lightweight or health conscious its because that person is an absolute monster and they have learnt its really not a good idea they drink because you can only dodge death so many times
Jack has been on WILTY a few times and was introduced as posher than David . Some good stories , he has an older father who is also a bit of a character and they did a series of shows together .
I've lost count of the amount of times I've been in other European countries and had to apologise on behalf of rude British tourists. We all have them.
The Brit rotten apples tend not to be the ones that go to the US. They go to Spain, Greece, etc, hate anything local there, demand the British pub and British fried breakfast experience, and seem to truly believe that speaking English loudly, slowly and with many insults is somehow a universal language that all native people across the world should understand
You need to watch Bad Education, it was Jack’s tv show and it’s brilliant. There’s 3 seasons and a movie, but they’re bringing it back with a new class as well as some of the previous cast. He also did some travelling shows with his extremely uptight, almost octogenarian father and it’s hysterical 😂
The drink driving comment was clearly a joke. You can be over the limit for drinking 1 pint of beer. We use an electronic breath tester. You're either under or over the limit. If you're over you are arrested and you lose your licence for a period of time. ✌️♥️🇬🇧
I used to work in Grand Rapid, Michigan one week a month in the 2000s. First time a colleague said 'do you want to go and get a beer' I though he meant 'let's hit the pub for the night' but he really mean 1 beer! He drank it and and then stood up and said 'right, see you tomorrow!'
Hi KB.Theres an hilarious clip of Jack Whitehall on Graham Norton with Johnny Depp & Jennifer Lawrence that has her in tears with a very smutty story, just the sort of thing U like.Theres a short clip just relating to that story or the full show 45 mins.Hope you're not about to eat anything if U decide to watch it.
Once you’ve finished Inbetweeners (and the 2 movies) Bad Education is a great one to move onto 😃 I’d suggest Peep Show as it’s arguably the greatest British sitcom of all time, but it’s getting increasingly difficult to upload on YT.
You need to watch... 'Travels with my Father' by Jack Whitehall, he basically goes on trips with his properly old dad, whos great. You get to understand him alot better (...he does a US trip too)
My company in the city of London. Made 41 people redundant, I survived, but agreed to meet for their leaving drink at lunchtime. Ended up 50 in this pub when one guy pointed out he still had his company credit card. 4 hours later 56 bottles of champagne, plus plenty of beers and 28 bottles of wine later, the bar ran out. That was a great laugh until next day when those that survived had to go back to work 😄 😚😔. I do miss the nineties work ethic. Lol
Every airline has its own rules about cabin bags but the smallest restrictions I’ve seen is a bag size of 40x25x20cm. So if you get a bag that size you’re pretty much guaranteed for it to be allowed.
It was interesting that you mentioned coupons. I haven't seen any here in NZ for many years now. The specials and "one offs" are still here but are simply advertised in flyers etc and marked on the in store price tags. The drinking thing was interesting, when I was attached as a member of a NZ headquarters group to a US division in the US when we were in the officers' club the Kiwis would get a six pack each time we went to the bar which raised a few eyebrows as our hosts were getting by on single cans or bottles.
It's so true about the manners. In Britain, much the same as any ancient culture, that once upon a time was extremely violent, people learn very formal manners in order not to die in short order, very much like Japan, but to be fair I've always found most Americans to be very polite, guess I've just been lucky. I think sometimes we need to remind ourselves that yours is a nation of pioneers, people who said, "Yeah, I'll try my luck in a new land that we've only just discovered," in which case I'd cut them a little slack. But just like my old Nan used to say when it comes to manners, "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar." 😁
I visited Florida a couple of years ago and I really enjoyed it. The people were friendly and helpful and I would highly recommend it. Very hot and humid in July.
Last time I went to a phone shop it took ages to get served, and then i couldn't actually buy one, i could only order one. So i went home, ordered one from Amazon and it arrived next day.
Jack Whitehall is also an actor he's been in several comedy shows and does a travel show with his dad xx he's also in Disney's Jungle Cruise with Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson xx
"In Glasgow, we don't GIVE a fuck." When waiters are paid a humane wage 🤣🤣 So glad I don't live in America as a server! I'm from Ireland, we'll still tip you but your rent or your baby's diapers don't depend on it. Edit: My BIL is from Buffalo and Tennessee (moved a bit back and forth), him and his whole family are the kind of Americans you absolutely LOVE having in your country. So happy and polite and excited to learn all they could! Even an cúpla focal. So, when you Americans come visit, remember we know you're not all stereotypes. Just... the ones who are, they're absolute cabáiste.
Jack Whitehall is also in the tv series Fresh Meat, alongside the actor that plays Simon in The Inbetweeners. PLEASE start watching Fresh Meat with the Queen, you'll love it.
In our cities people work until 5pm Friday and then binge drink until 4am Sunday. In our farmer towns people huff petrol (gas) from tractor tanks 4 days per week.
OK KB, time to get back in touch with your feminine side. Sarah Millican - My Muckiest Jokes please, when you get chance 😊 I'm so glad you're getting a chance to see so much UK comedy, and are enjoying it. You can tell Queen Boomer you and Johnny Depp have something on common! 😉😁
I was never interested in Jack Whitehall's comedy until I watched 'Travels with my Father'. Since then I do find him quite amusing and love his perspective on boarding schools and upper class living.
IT’s jokes. You can’t drive on 4 glasses ( not legally) His Netflix stand up is good. Travels with my Father Is funny. No idea how old this is but he’s very famous.
I can confirm drinking is similar in Britain and America (specifically the middle of nowhere in Wyoming), you get the same few guys who sit in the pub from 5pm til chucking out time every day to avoid their wives. Where it differs is underage drinking, if a 16 year old walked into a rural pub in England they get served no questions asked, anyone under 21 in the states isnt allowed to serve alcohol let alone drink it.
We have a similar carry-on system in the UK it's pretty standard in Europe if you look around the airport you can find the little checking frames scattered around allowing you to check if it fits your self before check in avoiding this problem and larger airports usually have a luggage store where you can buy carry-on bags perfectly sized to fit.
Second checking out Fresh Meat, it’s a bit like the Inbetweeners go to university, written by the two writers of Peep Show. It’s pretty spot on about what ‘college life’ is like in Britain
Been told that you can get hours of fun, searching news headlines from Florida typing random dates. Saw someone do it, I think he called it "Mean while in Florida".
you might like Stephen Fry discussing the difference between British and American comedy, other people have already mentioned Bad Education and fresh meat
As a Brit, we have a reputation across much of Europe as being awful travellers, including when flying over for sporting events (coughFOOTBALLcough). Sadly this is very true. One woman went to Spain and had the audacity to complain that there were too many Spanish people there
You guys would be very welcome in Australia with you attitude towards just being fair and reasonable and loving a laugh. Think you and your queen would enjoy OZ
Regarding your flight, and not having to pay, its nice to be nice, its so easy to be nice to people, I have gotten away with so many fines and points on my license for simply being nice to the copper that pulled me over, and admitting off the bat what i did wrong, they all said the same the thing, the reason i am just going to warn you is you were polite and told the truth, seems every fucker lies as a default, so they are not used to 1 being told the truth and 2 being treated well, just some advice for you guys defo with the police, and in life in General, treat people you meet well, like you would treat your own family, they will treat you the same(well most will lol)in response, also sometimes people are having a shitty day, and it only takes some kind words from one person to give them faith in humanity again and maybe bring a smile to someones face... peace ppl..
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Last time ('01) I was in the US, I was there on deployment. I remember getting weird stares whilst I working my way through my 3rd pitcher of beer. I actually got asked did I have a drink problem! My answer was three fold, "No I don't have a drink problem, I'm British. Not only am I British, I'm a serving member of Her (now His) Majesties Royal Navy, we're trained to drink everyone else under the table & still be able to get back onboard".
right on Jack............Remember Cocoa Beach and Canaveral very well being on boats,,,,,,,LOL
@@goldenlabradorskye Torpedoes in Jacksonville, f-me, waving byebye to the USN on cinders leave!
Wow Mark, to lay out your whole autobiography to them out of nowhere like that, then you must have been pissed right up. I thought you navy boys could drink?
@@shanustheanus It was worth it to see the consternation on their faces. I was considering adding that US beer was gnats piss compared to ours but I didn't think that would go down too well
@@markmaher4548 haha true! Yanks can get arseholed off of bud light somehow. How is that even possible? They're an incredible breed.
The "let's drink the bar dry if someone else is paying for it" mentality is really not uncommon in the UK. My flatmate told me about his company Christmas party when that happened - this was a software development company, bear in mind. Their boss put his credit card behind the bar at 5pm, and between then and closing time (11 pm, so 6 hours), the party racked up a bar bill of £30,000 and pretty much emptied every barrel of beer the pub had, drank every bottle of wine they had in stock, and damn nearly finished off all the spirits on the optics too - and those are big 2 litre spirit bottles. The pub had to get an emergency delivery from the brewery the next day, just so they wouldn't have to be closed for lack of stock. Though I dare say they were pretty happy about it, having sold that much stock in one day. The boss whose credit card it was? He could afford it - his card had a credit limit of 5 times that amount. This wasn't the first time he had done this, so he knew what to expect.
There certainly is a difference in drink culture. Whilst I was in the military I used to drink regularly with USAF guys when on detachment. Lightweights.
I’m in the UK and we bumped into a couple of American lads on our Friday pub crawl in town.
One of my mates was drinking a bottle of Budweiser. One of the Americans was asking him why he’s drinking that when we have real ale and our pints are huge. Apparently American pints are 20% smaller and it’s also common to drink half pint glasses. My mate explained he was drinking Bud because he was working the next day!
Anyway later in the night one of them was throwing up over a wall, and the other was slouched against the wall. While me and a couple of others were heading over to a nightclub for another 3 hours of drinking.
@@JarlGrimmToys Must be a Southern shandypants
On the drink driving thing, it IS super frowned upon in the UK too and you'd be properly socially shamed by everyone if you tried driving after 4 glasses of wine - just making sure it's known that that was part of the joke!
I find if you're giving them a lift home they tend not to slam!
Idk how it used to be but what Rob said is VERY true now. If you try to drink drive you're a dickhead and will be called out for it.
I think that it's gradually become socially strictly taboo over a timeframe of about two decades. Weird how that's happened but definitely for the better.
Maybe with some of the people you know, majority of the people I know would drink twice that & think it’s sound to drive 🤦🏻♂️🤣
Loved your Greek plane story. Just goes to show; be cool and and people will treat you well. You two are a real credit to the US - thanks man :D
Jack is in a sitcom called Fresh Meat, with Simon from The Inbetweeners (Joe Thomas). It's about a group of youngsters going to university and having to share a house together. It's really good. The show is made by the makers of Peep Show. It's worth checking out.
Keep up the good work mate, I love watching your reactions.
Yeah definetly react to that show if possible, its a bit more of a drama then inbetweeners but still funny af
Who's your favourite character? Mine's Vod.
& Simon from The Inbetweeners stars in that show!!!
@@jackjackson2762 VOD RULES!
I would love to see a reaction to the fresh meat orgy scene, Jacks funniest moment
No matter where you are in the US the drinking culture is still very different, you have to come here to compare it truly. The easiest way to describe it is that it’s just way more ingrained in everyday culture, it’s not just about drinking a lot. We really don’t have the ‘acceptance’ of drinking and driving that exists in the US despite this because we don’t have the same reliance on driving.
As for the rowdy thing it’s not so much that, you’ve seen enough of our comedy (that’s on broadcast TV like the Inbetweeners) to know on the whole we tend to be less proper than Americans despite the stereotypes being the reverse
Jack's also done some acting (Bad Education, Fresh Meat - two sitcoms), he's also done a travel tour series with his Father (Michael Whitehall, who is significantly older (Michael is 82, Jacks 34) typically playing of cultural differences and the age gap, with some sweet moments, the two also hosted a short lived chat show together plus Jack has acted in numerous one offs as well as hosted a few award shows.
Travel's with My Father would probably be something you'd enjoy, not just for the difference and banter between the two (especially Michael speaking graphically about sex in front of Jack) but as they've visited South East Asia, Eastern Europe, USA, Australia and a minor tour of the UK.
Travels with my Father has some very funny moments in it! Looks like some are clipped on TH-cam, so would be interesting to see Boomers reaction to those. Jacks Dad is like if you created a cartoon englishman 😂
Wasn't Jack also in the weird jungle adventure film with Amyyy Adams...?
Totally agree Travels with my father is really funny.
Jack Whitehall also played Emily Blunt's gay brother in Jungle Cruise with Dwayne Johnson
He's also a posh boy who decided he wanted to be a comedian so his daddy funded him..he's also a tosspot
The Christmas drinks bit is so true! We had a Christmas party at a company I used to work for where the CEO purposely provided a free bar all night. Each year he would encourage us to try and break the record of the length of the bar receipt from the previous year and was disappointed when we didn't.
I loved the way you ended a rant with " YOU PRICK" , You're one of us now mate.
You need to checkout Jack Whitehall in Travels with my father. This'll be right up your boulevard.
100% agree. 😂
Boulevard 😂😂
Yes.
oh yes!
Something a lot of people don't know, including many in the UK, is that in the UK the legal drinking age is 5. As long as it is in private (at home, or a private event), parents can legally let their 5 year old drink whatever they want. It is very normal in this country for kids to get drunk, multiple times, long before they are 15.
You know when you meet a Brit and they say they dont drink ... Its not because they are a lightweight or health conscious its because that person is an absolute monster and they have learnt its really not a good idea they drink because you can only dodge death so many times
Jack has been on WILTY a few times and was introduced as posher than David . Some good stories , he has an older father who is also a bit of a character and they did a series of shows together .
I've lost count of the amount of times I've been in other European countries and had to apologise on behalf of rude British tourists. We all have them.
The Brit rotten apples tend not to be the ones that go to the US. They go to Spain, Greece, etc, hate anything local there, demand the British pub and British fried breakfast experience, and seem to truly believe that speaking English loudly, slowly and with many insults is somehow a universal language that all native people across the world should understand
Yeah. Australians in Bali are similar. Just... gods, people, pick up your trash and STFU for 5 minutes, mate.
You need to watch Bad Education, it was Jack’s tv show and it’s brilliant. There’s 3 seasons and a movie, but they’re bringing it back with a new class as well as some of the previous cast. He also did some travelling shows with his extremely uptight, almost octogenarian father and it’s hysterical 😂
Remember that show as he thought there was going to be a Hollywood and they did with US setting and Cast oh and they changed the story line lol
The drink driving comment was clearly a joke. You can be over the limit for drinking 1 pint of beer. We use an electronic breath tester. You're either under or over the limit. If you're over you are arrested and you lose your licence for a period of time. ✌️♥️🇬🇧
I used to work in Grand Rapid, Michigan one week a month in the 2000s. First time a colleague said 'do you want to go and get a beer' I though he meant 'let's hit the pub for the night' but he really mean 1 beer! He drank it and and then stood up and said 'right, see you tomorrow!'
😂
Brian, you definitely need to add “Peep Show” to your list. You won’t be disappointed. Love your reactions by the way
Brian? You really don’t look like a Brian! 😮 I would have guessed at Carl. 😊
Really good work getting these out so often King. Hopefully it'll all start paying off.
Hi KB.Theres an hilarious clip of Jack Whitehall on Graham Norton with Johnny Depp & Jennifer Lawrence that has her in tears with a very smutty story, just the sort of thing U like.Theres a short clip just relating to that story or the full show 45 mins.Hope you're not about to eat anything if U decide to watch it.
Your a legend mate - dont apologise for the nobs. We have them in the UK too.
Hey KB, a couple of comics you might not have seen. Australian Steve Hughes and Brit Russel Kane, both definitely worth checking out.
Steve Hughes is great!!@
Once you’ve finished Inbetweeners (and the 2 movies) Bad Education is a great one to move onto 😃 I’d suggest Peep Show as it’s arguably the greatest British sitcom of all time, but it’s getting increasingly difficult to upload on YT.
You need to watch... 'Travels with my Father' by Jack Whitehall, he basically goes on trips with his properly old dad, whos great. You get to understand him alot better (...he does a US trip too)
My company in the city of London. Made 41 people redundant, I survived, but agreed to meet for their leaving drink at lunchtime.
Ended up 50 in this pub when one guy pointed out he still had his company credit card. 4 hours later 56 bottles of champagne, plus plenty of beers and 28 bottles of wine later, the bar ran out. That was a great laugh until next day when those that survived had to go back to work 😄 😚😔. I do miss the nineties work ethic. Lol
Every airline has its own rules about cabin bags but the smallest restrictions I’ve seen is a bag size of 40x25x20cm. So if you get a bag that size you’re pretty much guaranteed for it to be allowed.
He did a chat show with his dad and travels with my father. Both very good.
Ah Paros … First visited that island when backpacking when I was 18. An amazing island, great connections to other islands.
It was interesting that you mentioned coupons. I haven't seen any here in NZ for many years now. The specials and "one offs" are still here but are simply advertised in flyers etc and marked on the in store price tags.
The drinking thing was interesting, when I was attached as a member of a NZ headquarters group to a US division in the US when we were in the officers' club the Kiwis would get a six pack each time we went to the bar which raised a few eyebrows as our hosts were getting by on single cans or bottles.
It's so true about the manners. In Britain, much the same as any ancient culture, that once upon a time was extremely violent, people learn very formal manners in order not to die in short order, very much like Japan, but to be fair I've always found most Americans to be very polite, guess I've just been lucky. I think sometimes we need to remind ourselves that yours is a nation of pioneers, people who said, "Yeah, I'll try my luck in a new land that we've only just discovered," in which case I'd cut them a little slack. But just like my old Nan used to say when it comes to manners, "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar." 😁
Greetings K.B. Most excellent rant! Agree with mobile purchase, own til gone. Cheers bud!
As a brit i love your attitude ...you get us 🙂
Regarding Americans that always kick up a fuss and act very entitled, there are thousands of people like that in Britain.
''sometimes donald trump can be a stupid idiot'' must be the nicest thing anyone has ever said about him
Jack is one of my favourite comedians ☺️
You definitely need to react to Jack Whitehall’s bit about America - England on his new Stand Up show Settle Down!! X
Love the Greece anecdote.And yeah,we've got bad apples too.Doesn't everyone?
Jack did a series with his dad, going travelling around the world and his dad is a very snobbish upper class old fashioned type that NEEDS watching
Your Greek luggage story reiterated why I like watching your videos, your attitude is the best👌
Here in England , we have our own In your face People , too many !😔🙂
Jack is also an actor, writer all round entertainer & renaissance man. Catch Mock the Week if you want to see some more young up and coming comedians
I visited Florida a couple of years ago and I really enjoyed it. The people were friendly and helpful and I would highly recommend it. Very hot and humid in July.
Why go in summer?
You should react to “gimme gimme gimme” it a British show from the 90s it’s hallarious! 😂😂
Last time I went to a phone shop it took ages to get served, and then i couldn't actually buy one, i could only order one. So i went home, ordered one from Amazon and it arrived next day.
The Scottish cafe bit reminded me of Harry Enfields American tourist sketch
1:23 not so young anymore lol he’s 34. On another note can’t wait for u guys to visit and experience the uk. The vlogs will be so entertaining
In the UK airports, before check in, our hand luggage is checked first. If its 15kg were good to go check out. Saves time tbh.
Jack Whitehall is also an actor he's been in several comedy shows and does a travel show with his dad xx he's also in Disney's Jungle Cruise with Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson xx
"In Glasgow, we don't GIVE a fuck."
When waiters are paid a humane wage 🤣🤣
So glad I don't live in America as a server! I'm from Ireland, we'll still tip you but your rent or your baby's diapers don't depend on it.
Edit: My BIL is from Buffalo and Tennessee (moved a bit back and forth), him and his whole family are the kind of Americans you absolutely LOVE having in your country. So happy and polite and excited to learn all they could! Even an cúpla focal.
So, when you Americans come visit, remember we know you're not all stereotypes. Just... the ones who are, they're absolute cabáiste.
Hi from uk love yr channel ......By the way love ya mouse pad keep up the good work king😉😉🤙🤙
Not seen this before, very funny😂😂😂👍🏽
Jack Whitehall is also in the tv series Fresh Meat, alongside the actor that plays Simon in The Inbetweeners. PLEASE start watching Fresh Meat with the Queen, you'll love it.
Good for you, that was an excellent story. I’m glad you save that €60 😂
Just to add a bit of perspective - the majority of local political meetings (as in local branches of each party) take place in pubs
Would love to see more Jack Whitehall reactions haha love him ...can't wait to see more Inbetweeners!!!
Pick whatever state you want mate🤣we’re getting drunk from 13 onwards over here🤣🤣
You should find the short clip of him on Graham Norton with Olivia Colman - she accidentally (perhaps) buries him.....
Your videos are fabulous love you king boomer from me in the UK x
In our cities people work until 5pm Friday and then binge drink until 4am Sunday. In our farmer towns people huff petrol (gas) from tractor tanks 4 days per week.
Bad education is another funny as hell Jack Whitehall sitcom, very much has that inbetweeners vibe but extremely silly & more family friendly.
OK KB, time to get back in touch with your feminine side. Sarah Millican - My Muckiest Jokes please, when you get chance 😊 I'm so glad you're getting a chance to see so much UK comedy, and are enjoying it. You can tell Queen Boomer you and Johnny Depp have something on common! 😉😁
I was never interested in Jack Whitehall's comedy until I watched 'Travels with my Father'. Since then I do find him quite amusing and love his perspective on boarding schools and upper class living.
IT’s jokes. You can’t drive on 4 glasses ( not legally) His Netflix stand up is good. Travels with my Father Is funny. No idea how old this is but he’s very famous.
you should check out James Acaster...another young guy......hilarious...and almost anything from Richard Ayoade
Jack Whitehall wrote and starred in Bad Education, very funny series based on real experiences of teachers in secondary schools.
yh he was in a sitcom called bad exucation definetly worth checking out and if a video gets blocked u can always stick it on daily motion
I can confirm drinking is similar in Britain and America (specifically the middle of nowhere in Wyoming), you get the same few guys who sit in the pub from 5pm til chucking out time every day to avoid their wives. Where it differs is underage drinking, if a 16 year old walked into a rural pub in England they get served no questions asked, anyone under 21 in the states isnt allowed to serve alcohol let alone drink it.
We have a similar carry-on system in the UK it's pretty standard in Europe if you look around the airport you can find the little checking frames scattered around allowing you to check if it fits your self before check in avoiding this problem and larger airports usually have a luggage store where you can buy carry-on bags perfectly sized to fit.
as an American you really have the right attitude when abroad
He's not just a comedian, he's been in a few big movies too and has done voice over work.
Loved the Greece story. You guys are Top people!
You'd be surprised how far manners and politeness and courtesy can get you. Especially when dealing with cops.
I feel like the Austin 3:16 shirt deserves a special mention. Especially those of us in our mid-30s who grew up with that!
HELL YEAH!!
Instant response to the cafe joke American lady should have been "well you're not in Kansas anymore Dorothy so pay up if you want a refill"
Inbetweeners next episode please release one today 😭I'm literally crying to see your reaction mate 🙏🏽 the next two episodes are golden bro
He"s done a couple of movies in Hollywood!
My lot used to leave whisky out for Father Christmas, mainly because they knew I’d be the one drinking it lol
He was the girl in the rocks movie (jungle cruises) brother
We don't have a coupon culture in the UK I'm obsessed with those US extreme couponer shows I would love to do it
Second checking out Fresh Meat, it’s a bit like the Inbetweeners go to university, written by the two writers of Peep Show. It’s pretty spot on about what ‘college life’ is like in Britain
Travels with my father is a great fun watch
I recon the whole of the UK could out drink the whole of the US 🤣
Card on the bar made me laugh. My old boss once made that mistake, oh how we laughed.
Been told that you can get hours of fun, searching news headlines from Florida typing random dates. Saw someone do it, I think he called it "Mean while in Florida".
you might like Stephen Fry discussing the difference between British and American comedy, other people have already mentioned Bad Education and fresh meat
Travels with my father is great, you’d love it
As a Brit, we have a reputation across much of Europe as being awful travellers, including when flying over for sporting events (coughFOOTBALLcough). Sadly this is very true. One woman went to Spain and had the audacity to complain that there were too many Spanish people there
Check out David Mitchell's "Dear America"
Also Jack Whitehall has a series called "Travel with my father" its brilliant and very funny.
hes in jungle cruise with the rock and clifford the big red dog
You guys would be very welcome in Australia with you attitude towards just being fair and reasonable and loving a laugh. Think you and your queen would enjoy OZ
Try Paul Whithouses' Unlucky Alf from The Fast Show.
Unlucky Alf and the Parrot is my fave.
Enjoyed muchly !🙏
Check out Fawlty Towers- 'Waldorf Salad' for the classic 'Assertive American abroad'... You'll love it
We don't have coupons in the uk, like youse do. We get some vouchers but you can only usually use only one.
Random one for you to try....'Trigger Happy TV'....it's more visual comedy and fairly old now from around the time mobile phones were created
Regarding your flight, and not having to pay, its nice to be nice, its so easy to be nice to people, I have gotten away with so many fines and points on my license for simply being nice to the copper that pulled me over, and admitting off the bat what i did wrong, they all said the same the thing, the reason i am just going to warn you is you were polite and told the truth, seems every fucker lies as a default, so they are not used to 1 being told the truth and 2 being treated well, just some advice for you guys defo with the police, and in life in General, treat people you meet well, like you would treat your own family, they will treat you the same(well most will lol)in response, also sometimes people are having a shitty day, and it only takes some kind words from one person to give them faith in humanity again and maybe bring a smile to someones face... peace ppl..
No sherry in my house. It was either port or Jack Daniels
More recently Jack appeared with the Rock in Jungle Cruise
Luvin the vids boomer, keep it up man. Gotta do the inbetweeners movies soon mate. 🙏🙏🙏