Depends on where you live. There are probably more walmarts that dont sell guns than ones that do. And it doesnt matter who is selling the guns (walmart, academy, gun store, etc ) if the regulations around sales are the same for each. The requirements to buy a gun from walmart were the same as from academy, so whats the difference?
Well this wasn't very well researched. We have war reenactments, free refills and it's not that crazy that people can learn to drive a couple of years earlier. The thing that British people find most insane about America is the fact that you can't drink until you're 21
I use kettles. I'm also Trinidadian descended, we always drink tea. So, it depends culturally how you live in the US. I'm in Central Florida and it's very British and Caribbean here.
Yeah. I’m Minnesotan but I have an electric kettle from Target that I use for tea and coffee. Kettles aren’t as universal as the UK, but not rare either.
@@liamfarrell3258 it really is an exception - chain places with a foundation in other countries do this. It’s not even common within UK-based chains. The only place I can think of off the top of my head that does free refills is Nando’s lol
I too agree that it's an exception. I have had a breakfast at Witherspoon's and a pound extra got me a coffee with free refills, bit to be honest unless it's a pint of Staropramen I only want one drink 😂
It's the other way around for shoe sizes actually 😭 women's are smaller, so a men's 9 would be a women's 10. If you were to hold up both shoes in a size 9, the men's would be bigger.
Yes to all of these. I was in England once for a school trip. Friends and me went into a cafe and ordered some Coca Colas. We get the bill and it's like 11 Coca Colas and we were like what????? there's only 5 of us. And the waitress explained that we had ordered 11 cans of Coke and we explained that in America refills are free and we didn't know this. Not being Karens at all but she knocked it down to 5 total drinks.
So you did get 11 cans but paid for 5 total drinks? Cuz if you did then that's your gain over somebody 's loss and it's just sad (and Karen-like indeed). The fact that you don't know something about the country doesn't give you a free pass. You should have behave properly and either pay for all 11 cans or take just 5 of them. If you didn't take all 11 in price of 5 then that's good. Sorry, a little bit hard to be 100% sure of what exactly happened from your comment.
I have a kettle and it boils within minutes. Kettles aren't that rare in the states, its just not guaranteed that everyone will have one. We also have stovetop kettles which take longer to boil, but I kinda miss the whistle. And it's not a huge deal to not have one if you have a stove and a pot, you can boil water. Most of my friends have at least one kettle and we all live in the US.
If you live in an agricultural area or have a disabled parent, you can get a license to drive at 14 in many US states. In some places, in certain cases, you can get a time-restricted driver's license at 12.
@@stevie I should explain what "time-resticted" means. It usually means that the person is only allowed to drive during the day. They are sometimes also restricted from driving during rush hours.
@@Prettyinpink3.0 I'm very familiar with Oklahoma drivers. 1-in-3 of them don't have a license or insurance. They passed a law requiring proof you can read at a 6th grade level to get a license and 30% of the adult population can't pass it. I've known lots of people who started driving between 12 and 14 from Oklahoma. Now whether or not your friend had a license at 14 is something else. But lots of people from Oklahoma have no problem letting middle schoolers drive.
That's only in certain Walmarts and even then, you still have to get a background check, you still have to have a waiting period, just as if you bought a gun at a gun store or at a gun show. Saying you can just "walk into a Walmart and walk out with a gun" is just a lie said by people who despise the idea of self-defense.
@@stevie Not true. That's a lie notorious grifter Michael Moore dreamed up for one of his propaganda pieces and it's since just been taken as fact by a lot of people.
@@stevieI've never bought guns at Walmart, but I'm pretty sure it's a fairly simple process. Don't worry, if you want a gun the same day and Walmart isn't cooperating, just go to a gun show. You grew up in the south, so I'm sure you already know. (I genuinely can't figure out which emoji is appropriate here.)
European shoe sizing is just better lol. Sometimes they will separate it by "mens" and "women's" but the only difference is that "men's" is a wider shoe, ime. The number is the same.
@@DoNotTestMeThat's an electric kettle. The kettle that I have is an old fashioned whistling one that has to heat up over a stove. Isn't that a type of kettle too?
@@HulaHoopQueenno I’m telling you in the UK that is a KETTLE. “Electric” kettle is not a phrase in our vocabulary bc all kettles are electric kettles. If someone in the UK asked if you had a kettle in your home bc they want tea when they come over and you produced a kettle that goes on the hob, most British people would think you were joking! My point is that stevie is right. I’ve lived in the UK for all 26 years of my life and I’ve not once gone into a home without a kettle (electric) in it, and I’ve never once seen a home with a stove kettle in it. The idea of Americans not having a kettle (electric) in their homes would absolutely send British people into a coma 😅
Hi hi! Yes I know that’s what Americans think a kettle is, but British people would think that is HILARIOUS. A kettle to them plugs into the wall. Not having one is barbaric to them.
@@stevienow I see what you are saying 🤗 it's less of the Re-enactment of a battle, and more to do with what it was about. It's like if we celebrated our worst time in history.
@@stevie In the case of Waterloo, pretty much. Napoleon was the side of progress and modernity. Not that there was a "good" European power at the time.
There may be a gun store there but let’s not pretend like you can just walk up to the counter and purchase one without any checks being made. Watch It’s always Sunny’s gun fever ep and you might learn something.
@@stevie I'm not sure but I grew up in the UK and have always known mens and womens shoe sizes to be different! They've only been the same when they have the European sizes
I've literally ALWAYS had an electric kettle in our house. In fact we probably have three (a couple in storage from various moves) so every time I hear this I'm always always shocked because I didn't know that was a normal thing in the US. Like we've always had one. How else do you make Ramen and hot chocolate and tea.
Yes, it’s becoming more popular in the past few years but I haven’t been to the US since 2019, when there were only a couple million kettles sold in the USA out of hundreds of millions of homes and kitchens. Compared to the uk where there is not ONE SINGLE DAY in any ONE SINGLE KITCHEN that doesn’t have a kettle.
I don't even mean in the past couple years, I bought mine at freaking big lots in 2012 after living with various roommates over the years that had some. electric kettles were one of the few appliances my college dorms allowed back in 2008. my granny always had a kettle on her stove when I was growing up. maybe they're just more popular in the midwest?
Why do people feel the insatiable need to come on to these videos and just try to undermine the person talking with every rare, context-free exception they can possibly think of. She’s spot on with all of them and better placed than most of you to comment on it considering she lived in the US for most of her life and has lived in the UK for a good few years now (and is married to a Brit). Pipe down 😅
If you know something about some topic (not relevant what exactly) and you find it funny/interesting to talk about.. Do you just sit silently and never mention it to your friends (even knowing they have the info but can have different options)? If yes, then probably your social life sucks mate. Sorry for that. Try it! Sparking discussion is really fun sometimes! 😅
@@stevie You had the numbers reversed. You implied that men's shoe sizes are one size larger than the equivalent women's shoes. That was backwards. Men's US shoe size is the length of the foot in centimeters divided by 2 (cm/2). Women's shoe size is the length of the foot in centimeters divided by two, plus one (cm/2+1).
That’s really funny if true! Bc I thought the reason was bc men wanted to sound like they had bigger feet and women wanted to sound like they had smaller ones? Doesn’t make sense to me otherwise. Why would it be the opposite? Different sizes at all makes no sense. Why not unisex sizing based on length?
@@stevie It's for a mostly simpler reason. A side effect of androgenic hormones in male development is larger hands ("man hands"). The same process results in larger feet, as well. By making a women's size 8 2cm smaller than a men's size 8, this corrects the bell curve such that roughly same percentage of men and women end up wearing a size 8. When manufacturing shoes, you then need to make the same number of men's size 8s that you do women's size 8s. This simplifies planning and procurement for the manufacturer.
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Guns being sold in Walmart should freak ANYONE out
It has the same requirements as buying a gun from a gun shop lol. Does the concept hurt your feeble mind?
Depends on where you live. There are probably more walmarts that dont sell guns than ones that do. And it doesnt matter who is selling the guns (walmart, academy, gun store, etc ) if the regulations around sales are the same for each. The requirements to buy a gun from walmart were the same as from academy, so whats the difference?
@@kcck7588probably worse security
Well this wasn't very well researched. We have war reenactments, free refills and it's not that crazy that people can learn to drive a couple of years earlier. The thing that British people find most insane about America is the fact that you can't drink until you're 21
We have different shoe sizes for men and women,
I use kettles. I'm also Trinidadian descended, we always drink tea. So, it depends culturally how you live in the US. I'm in Central Florida and it's very British and Caribbean here.
Yeah. I’m Minnesotan but I have an electric kettle from Target that I use for tea and coffee. Kettles aren’t as universal as the UK, but not rare either.
There are English civil war reenactments in Britain
yeah but the English civil war doesn't have one side that is still so relevant and was/is so evil
@@aspen3718we still learn about it so its still relevant
We do have parades in the UK but not re-enactments
@@greengoop I'm a part of a reenactment group called the sealed knot we do battle all over the country
@@thomasearley7051 alright ig. I think they still do them in East Kent a lot also
You can also get free refills over here depending on the place
we have our own civil war re-enactor's in the UK ;)
What????? You reenact the USA civil war about slavery in the uk?
@@stevie our civil war happened a bit earlier ;) but to my own slight surprise there are some that re-enact the US civil war over here.
@@steviewe have our own civil war to re-enact
You can get both the last two in the Uk although free refills aren’t everywhere some places do have them
Yeah some places do. Nandos comes to mind
It’s rare! Why y’all coming in here with exceptions??? In GENERAL it’s not a thing
@@stevie it’s not really an exception where a lot of places in the uk do this if it’s a chain place
@@liamfarrell3258 it really is an exception - chain places with a foundation in other countries do this. It’s not even common within UK-based chains. The only place I can think of off the top of my head that does free refills is Nando’s lol
I too agree that it's an exception. I have had a breakfast at Witherspoon's and a pound extra got me a coffee with free refills, bit to be honest unless it's a pint of Staropramen I only want one drink 😂
It's the other way around for shoe sizes actually 😭 women's are smaller, so a men's 9 would be a women's 10. If you were to hold up both shoes in a size 9, the men's would be bigger.
The Memphis pyramid is super cool tho it’s like the outdoors but indoors and the rooftop restaurant is very nice
Yes to all of these. I was in England once for a school trip. Friends and me went into a cafe and ordered some Coca Colas. We get the bill and it's like 11 Coca Colas and we were like what????? there's only 5 of us. And the waitress explained that we had ordered 11 cans of Coke and we explained that in America refills are free and we didn't know this. Not being Karens at all but she knocked it down to 5 total drinks.
So you did get 11 cans but paid for 5 total drinks? Cuz if you did then that's your gain over somebody 's loss and it's just sad (and Karen-like indeed). The fact that you don't know something about the country doesn't give you a free pass. You should have behave properly and either pay for all 11 cans or take just 5 of them. If you didn't take all 11 in price of 5 then that's good. Sorry, a little bit hard to be 100% sure of what exactly happened from your comment.
Love the hair❤
We have separate sizes for men and women’s shoes too??
Nope! Lots of people think this, but it’s not true for UK companies. US companies who sell in the UK have different sized
The range of this is wild too lol
Wow thank you so much 🥰
I think kettles aren’t as popular because the lower power output in the US means a kettle takes quite a bit longer to boil.
I have a kettle and it boils within minutes. Kettles aren't that rare in the states, its just not guaranteed that everyone will have one. We also have stovetop kettles which take longer to boil, but I kinda miss the whistle. And it's not a huge deal to not have one if you have a stove and a pot, you can boil water. Most of my friends have at least one kettle and we all live in the US.
If you live in an agricultural area or have a disabled parent, you can get a license to drive at 14 in many US states. In some places, in certain cases, you can get a time-restricted driver's license at 12.
Whoa!
@@stevie I should explain what "time-resticted" means. It usually means that the person is only allowed to drive during the day. They are sometimes also restricted from driving during rush hours.
My cousin is 14 and lives in Oklahoma and he is allowed to drive to and from school only because his mom works
@@Prettyinpink3.0 I'm very familiar with Oklahoma drivers. 1-in-3 of them don't have a license or insurance. They passed a law requiring proof you can read at a 6th grade level to get a license and 30% of the adult population can't pass it. I've known lots of people who started driving between 12 and 14 from Oklahoma.
Now whether or not your friend had a license at 14 is something else. But lots of people from Oklahoma have no problem letting middle schoolers drive.
@@2sudonim ya but my cousin lives in California until h was 12 so he likes to do things the legal way
I’ve heard about guns at Walmart I couldn’t believe what I was hearing
That's only in certain Walmarts and even then, you still have to get a background check, you still have to have a waiting period, just as if you bought a gun at a gun store or at a gun show. Saying you can just "walk into a Walmart and walk out with a gun" is just a lie said by people who despise the idea of self-defense.
I didn’t say those words, but even with a background check you still walk in and walk out with a gun?
@@stevie Not true. That's a lie notorious grifter Michael Moore dreamed up for one of his propaganda pieces and it's since just been taken as fact by a lot of people.
@@stevieI've never bought guns at Walmart, but I'm pretty sure it's a fairly simple process. Don't worry, if you want a gun the same day and Walmart isn't cooperating, just go to a gun show. You grew up in the south, so I'm sure you already know. (I genuinely can't figure out which emoji is appropriate here.)
We have English Civil War Reenactment in the UK, you should look them up, I used to know a guy who took part in one
European shoe sizing is just better lol. Sometimes they will separate it by "mens" and "women's" but the only difference is that "men's" is a wider shoe, ime. The number is the same.
I'm American and my house always has a kettle on the stove.
That’s not a kettle to us - our kettles plug into the wall they do NOT go anywhere near the hob unless you want to start an electrical fire lmao
@@DoNotTestMe a Kettle goes on the stove, an electric kettle plugs into the wall.
@@DoNotTestMeThat's an electric kettle. The kettle that I have is an old fashioned whistling one that has to heat up over a stove. Isn't that a type of kettle too?
@@HulaHoopQueenno I’m telling you in the UK that is a KETTLE. “Electric” kettle is not a phrase in our vocabulary bc all kettles are electric kettles. If someone in the UK asked if you had a kettle in your home bc they want tea when they come over and you produced a kettle that goes on the hob, most British people would think you were joking! My point is that stevie is right. I’ve lived in the UK for all 26 years of my life and I’ve not once gone into a home without a kettle (electric) in it, and I’ve never once seen a home with a stove kettle in it. The idea of Americans not having a kettle (electric) in their homes would absolutely send British people into a coma 😅
Hi hi! Yes I know that’s what Americans think a kettle is, but British people would think that is HILARIOUS. A kettle to them plugs into the wall. Not having one is barbaric to them.
People reenact the English Civil War, too. And Waterloo, and the battle of Hastings.
We’re those wars fought to keep enslaving black people legal?
@@stevienow I see what you are saying 🤗 it's less of the Re-enactment of a battle, and more to do with what it was about. It's like if we celebrated our worst time in history.
@@stevie In the case of Waterloo, pretty much. Napoleon was the side of progress and modernity. Not that there was a "good" European power at the time.
There may be a gun store there but let’s not pretend like you can just walk up to the counter and purchase one without any checks being made.
Watch It’s always Sunny’s gun fever ep and you might learn something.
The shoe size thing is the same in the uk
What brand of shoe? Is it a US brand or an actual UK one?
@@stevie I'm not sure but I grew up in the UK and have always known mens and womens shoe sizes to be different! They've only been the same when they have the European sizes
all brands@@stevie
No they are the same shoe size
I got to drive when i was 14. I was very careful though 😂
The US has kettles. They just aren't as common as in the UK.
Since the pandemic, America has pretty much caught up with not having cashiers take your card. Everywhere I go now, you tap or slide it in yourself
I've literally ALWAYS had an electric kettle in our house. In fact we probably have three (a couple in storage from various moves) so every time I hear this I'm always always shocked because I didn't know that was a normal thing in the US. Like we've always had one. How else do you make Ramen and hot chocolate and tea.
the uk also have different shoe sizes,
Do you get free refills of coke? Is diabetes a problem in the US?
I have a water boiler...it's tremendous.
As someone from memphis the pyramid is ridiculous
I'd prefer to pay for refills so servers get paid a decent living wage and don't have to rely on tips!
Guns beside baby wipes, what the actual fck, (Ireland here) it’s a law where I live but rarely enforced
no kettles?? speak for yourself, most people I know have electric kettles and those who don't *cough*mymom*cough* at least have stove ones
Lol you know people who own an extremely rare appliance…congratulations?
@@stevie I just think "extremely rare" is a bit of an exaggeration about an appliance that can purchased at most grocery and home good stores
Yes, it’s becoming more popular in the past few years but I haven’t been to the US since 2019, when there were only a couple million kettles sold in the USA out of hundreds of millions of homes and kitchens. Compared to the uk where there is not ONE SINGLE DAY in any ONE SINGLE KITCHEN that doesn’t have a kettle.
I don't even mean in the past couple years, I bought mine at freaking big lots in 2012 after living with various roommates over the years that had some. electric kettles were one of the few appliances my college dorms allowed back in 2008. my granny always had a kettle on her stove when I was growing up. maybe they're just more popular in the midwest?
Why do people feel the insatiable need to come on to these videos and just try to undermine the person talking with every rare, context-free exception they can possibly think of. She’s spot on with all of them and better placed than most of you to comment on it considering she lived in the US for most of her life and has lived in the UK for a good few years now (and is married to a Brit). Pipe down 😅
i am british, and indeed in a coma.
Spoken like someone who has just found out that cultures are different from country to country, even among regions of the same country.
Lol wtf are you talking about
If you know something about some topic (not relevant what exactly) and you find it funny/interesting to talk about.. Do you just sit silently and never mention it to your friends (even knowing they have the info but can have different options)? If yes, then probably your social life sucks mate. Sorry for that. Try it! Sparking discussion is really fun sometimes! 😅
Refills on what?
I live in Memphis and the pyramid is a day trip avent
(Men’s 9 is women’s 11)
A mens' 9 is a womans' 10 in America.
Lol okay?
@@stevie You had the numbers reversed. You implied that men's shoe sizes are one size larger than the equivalent women's shoes. That was backwards. Men's US shoe size is the length of the foot in centimeters divided by 2 (cm/2). Women's shoe size is the length of the foot in centimeters divided by two, plus one (cm/2+1).
That’s really funny if true! Bc I thought the reason was bc men wanted to sound like they had bigger feet and women wanted to sound like they had smaller ones? Doesn’t make sense to me otherwise. Why would it be the opposite? Different sizes at all makes no sense. Why not unisex sizing based on length?
@@stevie It's for a mostly simpler reason. A side effect of androgenic hormones in male development is larger hands ("man hands"). The same process results in larger feet, as well. By making a women's size 8 2cm smaller than a men's size 8, this corrects the bell curve such that roughly same percentage of men and women end up wearing a size 8. When manufacturing shoes, you then need to make the same number of men's size 8s that you do women's size 8s. This simplifies planning and procurement for the manufacturer.
Come to France or Switzerland...😊😉
where i’m from you can drive at 14!!
You can't walk on a road in Europe too...
What country?
On Poland for example. You can get a ticket, if police catches you not walking on a zebra crossing. I thought it's the same in England.
where i live you can get a permit at 14
North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Arkansas, and Alaska
Like...like..like
a mens 9 is a womens 7.5......
Omgg leave bass pro shop alone what they do to you
I’m British and this has no effect so idk if that was a joke or being serious
No she seriously expected you to fall straight into a legitimate medical coma… what do you think?!
You’re such a narcissist. Also baby wipes aren’t next to the cereal, and guns are no where near those… guns are next to the sports equipment.
Chill with that bullshit.
You're projecting.