I love how the Brits didn’t know what a parlor was when I have only heard it used in the UK. I am in the south so parlor is not used, to my knowledge, for a smaller room. Maybe ‘den’.
@ Used to be British too. I’m in GA, unless it was used in huge plantation homes and such…. I do not know. Maybe in Savannah or Macon. Like we say ‘foyer’ instead entry-way.
Aluminum was actually the original British word, coined by scientist Humphrey Davy. Another scientist coined the term Aluminium after him, because it sounded more elemental. Blah blah time, blah blah one became more popular in the US and the other in the UK. But Josh is wrong, Americans did not remove any letters, the British added them.
I've had that exact tire-changing scenario happen. Dude got out to help me change a tire on the side of 128 during rush hour. Cursed me out the whole time. But we got it done SO FAST.
From Alabama here!25 minutes in and I’m having a harder time understanding the Bostons than the Brits! Obviously I’ve been listening to Josh longer but wow I cannot understand the guys wife 😂
Soaring love the Alabama lilt ! Know a teen mental health therapist immigrant from Germany who settled in Alabama his hard accent has the Alabama lilt to it! Very odd accent! But Alabama doesn't sound like the rest of the south!
It's called a package store because of MA Open Bottle Law. In MA it's illegal to openly drink alcohol on the public streets, that's why you can't drink beer or a cocktail from a restaurant on the street, the restaurant patio doesn't count as public. So when unhoused people would go into liquor stores, the cashiers would package up the bottle in a paper bag, and they could drink in the park, on the street, etc w/out breaking at least that law.
25:10 - I grew up in Northern New Mexico and Central New Mexico, and I've always heard it as a "turn signal," and we'd add "Left" or "right" at the beginning. I've heard Blinker as well, but I like "the indicator." Sounds be'ah (better). 😆
57:00 - I think in Las Vegas, NV, you can still take your alcoholic drink outside and walk up and down the Strip. Well, it was like that when I was last there, but it has been a long while since then.
I've lived in 6 different states across the U.S. It was very weird to hear what the Northeast calls a liquor store! Nowhere else I've lived calls it that. So interesting how different areas use such different verbiage.
A parlour is a fancy front room where you receive your guests. We didn't use our front room in my house growing up on the West coast for that. It was my dad's tv room and my brother's drum and piano room.
I saw your videos ages ago and had to get myself a carhartt woolly hat and I can only say it like your wife does now. Seeing with these two on my reels sent me here
KEVIN and others - something very strange and wrong is with this recording. The last 13+ minutes the audio is clear but the actual visual/video is stuck and repeats over and over and over and over and over again… 👀 😱
Love how they point out her accent!😂 My husband and I were in a restaurant in Tennessee and the waitress commented that she loved my accent. I looked at my husband and said, “what accent”. 😂
Brit here! I might have been clearer if some one had brought an adult in, instead of over excited teens. Good god what a load of drivel first 4 mins garbled inane chatter, shouting chatter, around 8:31 'when the war ended - - - 'I don't know I wasn't around then'! No but you have heard of books/documentaries history, you should have learned from that not being around then is no reason or excuse for being ignorant and unaware! I skipped around a bit but had to stop 15:40! Definitely not my cup of Tea eh!
I embarrassed myself to my uber driver. Live in Austin tx but also a very tiny town in the middle of nowhere half the time. Most people don’t know the town so I’ll say New braunfels Tx. She actually knew the area and I felt dumb
I think packy (liquor store) is a shortened version of package store. In the midwest we either say liquor store or package store.
1:01:28 not sure if it’s just me, but mega glitch from here to the end of the episode😢
It’s rendering!! Will get this sorted out soon
Sames
Came to ask same question, I’ll come back and see if it’s fixed some other time to finish
It's still glitching 😢
@@jalo4999working on this still!
I love how the Brits didn’t know what a parlor was when I have only heard it used in the UK. I am in the south so parlor is not used, to my knowledge, for a smaller room. Maybe ‘den’.
I grew up in Philly and my mom always referred to our living room as the "parlor" pronounced as "poller" 😂
It’s a parlour in the UK, my great grandparents would have used it the word but it isn’t really used now.
I thought parlor was a southern term. They always use that word in movies set in the old south
@ Used to be British too. I’m in GA, unless it was used in huge plantation homes and such…. I do not know. Maybe in Savannah or Macon. Like we say ‘foyer’ instead entry-way.
Parlor is an old fashioned word that would refer to the living room.
Aluminum was actually the original British word, coined by scientist Humphrey Davy. Another scientist coined the term Aluminium after him, because it sounded more elemental. Blah blah time, blah blah one became more popular in the US and the other in the UK. But Josh is wrong, Americans did not remove any letters, the British added them.
I've had that exact tire-changing scenario happen. Dude got out to help me change a tire on the side of 128 during rush hour. Cursed me out the whole time. But we got it done SO FAST.
Also, packie is short for "package store"
Love that 😂
@@ravensisahhh there we go!
From Alabama here!25 minutes in and I’m having a harder time understanding the Bostons than the Brits!
Obviously I’ve been listening to Josh longer but wow I cannot understand the guys wife 😂
From Gadsden here, yeah sounds strange but I did understand her! Not a fan of the accent!
Soaring love the Alabama lilt ! Know a teen mental health therapist immigrant from Germany who settled in Alabama his hard accent has the Alabama lilt to it! Very odd accent! But Alabama doesn't sound like the rest of the south!
Also, package store comes from prohibition era, or post it, when alcohol was required to be sold in its original packaging/cartons.
Military calls them package stores too. Took me forever to not think it was for shipping 😂
I have watched you guys on all platforms, so to see y'all together I was stoked
It's the package store, hence the nickname.
Hmmm try that overseas 😅
It was literally painful to not hear them say package store.
"I was going through a rough patch and he was the one who reached out." That's an amazing story.
Another amazing episode. So hilarious. Never heard of these guys before so pleasant introduction
They are amazing!!
The accents in Britain vary allot every 10 miles is a new accent
It's called a package store because of MA Open Bottle Law. In MA it's illegal to openly drink alcohol on the public streets, that's why you can't drink beer or a cocktail from a restaurant on the street, the restaurant patio doesn't count as public. So when unhoused people would go into liquor stores, the cashiers would package up the bottle in a paper bag, and they could drink in the park, on the street, etc w/out breaking at least that law.
25:10 - I grew up in Northern New Mexico and Central New Mexico, and I've always heard it as a "turn signal," and we'd add "Left" or "right" at the beginning. I've heard Blinker as well, but I like "the indicator."
Sounds be'ah (better). 😆
57:00 - I think in Las Vegas, NV, you can still take your alcoholic drink outside and walk up and down the Strip. Well, it was like that when I was last there, but it has been a long while since then.
So great! Kept me laughing the whole time!😂😂😂❤
You are the best!!
Amazing job! Love it!
Thank you so much!
I've lived in 6 different states across the U.S. It was very weird to hear what the Northeast calls a liquor store! Nowhere else I've lived calls it that. So interesting how different areas use such different verbiage.
So interesting!
A parlour is a fancy front room where you receive your guests. We didn't use our front room in my house growing up on the West coast for that. It was my dad's tv room and my brother's drum and piano room.
And we just call them liquor stores here.
So funny, love all 4 of you
We love you!!
I saw your videos ages ago and had to get myself a carhartt woolly hat and I can only say it like your wife does now. Seeing with these two on my reels sent me here
KEVIN and others - something very strange and wrong is with this recording. The last 13+ minutes the audio is clear but the actual visual/video is stuck and repeats over and over and over and over and over again… 👀 😱
Love how they point out her accent!😂 My husband and I were in a restaurant in Tennessee and the waitress commented that she loved my accent. I looked at my husband and said, “what accent”. 😂
❤😂 great interview
🫡🫡🫶🏼
Brit here! I might have been clearer if some one had brought an adult in, instead of over excited teens.
Good god what a load of drivel first 4 mins garbled inane chatter, shouting chatter, around 8:31 'when the war ended - - - 'I don't know I wasn't around then'! No but you have heard of books/documentaries history, you should have learned from that not being around then is no reason or excuse for being ignorant and unaware! I skipped around a bit but had to stop 15:40! Definitely not my cup of Tea eh!
The Parlor is the room, only guests sit in. The plastic, on furniture, isn't just an Italian thing.
The parlor talk got me laughing. That's what I always grew up saying and still do. I'm from Chelsea.
Yup! My Italian grandparents lived in Medford for many years so I haven't heard parlor in a while and it brought back so many memories!
I embarrassed myself to my uber driver. Live in Austin tx but also a very tiny town in the middle of nowhere half the time. Most people don’t know the town so I’ll say New braunfels Tx. She actually knew the area and I felt dumb
Parlor comes from the front room in the triple deckers.
A room full of people with ADHD. 😄💗
I thought the term Masshole was coined by people from NH or ME b/c we are obnoxious and crappy drivers. Not sure if that's true or not.🤔
Americans just stream-lined the English language by eliminating non essential letters...Much more efficient and less showy.
We have a living room or a den, no parlour in the south.
I like how the Brits say “YouChube” 😂
I 🖤 both accents.
absolute robbery they didnt make the accent guy do more accents
Parlor is the front room more formal
What happened to the video at the end? I thought I was having a stroke lol
Isn't saying a British accent like saying an American accent? Say which part of GB
@@alifc1082 I was thinking the same! What kind? Scouse? cockney, Manchester? 😂
Liquor stores = package store in Boston
Yes
And they have all those extra letter U's because at 1 time they were speaking French.
The early remote controls would make a clicking sound when you changed channels....
Clicker!
I love these guys 🥰🥰🥰 hope to meet them someday down here in Texas 🤠🤠🤠
He’s been in America too long, he’s kept his hat on indoors. That’s bad manners in the UK.
@@botticellirejectbotticelli2668 bad manners here too, but this seems to be where we are nowadays.
Didn't even notice until I read your comment ! It's common in the American south! I guess some may consider rude!
@@moontheloon5My grandparents would lose their minds when I wore a hat indoors. Also, you were not allowed to wear a hat in school (in the US)
Why I know no diffences in accents? Duh, 'cause I know both
Classy??? They aren't speaking the Queen's English! 😂
😅😂😂
When Boston accents get so strong they turn into Australian.
😂😂😂
Plastic couch...Davenport
Kevin doesn’t have an authentic Bostonian accent, not even close
Whats a British accent?
It's extremely rare in the UK to find rabies....even in squirrels 😅😂