My Cultural Shock Experiences in the UK| Nigerian Living in the UK

These are the shocks that I have experienced as I journey in the United Kingdom
#lifestyle #storytime
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - My first embarrassment
06:40 - Houses/rooms are small
07:35 - Left-hand driving
08:43 - Make plans/ call before visiting someone
10:04 - The constant change in the weather condition
10:30 - The school system
12:39 - No shade to shield you
13:19 - No African time
14:00 - Rare to hear honking of the horn
14:25 - Stand on one side of the escalator
15:11 - Always stay in the queue
15:55 - No form of deductions from your bank account
16:48 - British don't eat a lot of food
17:51 - A lot of small cars in different sizes
18:35 - Address people by their first name
19:28 - Houses have CCTV installed
20:47 - Rarely hear thunder/lightening, houses installed with sound-proof doors and windows
21:36 - Smiley faces, calling you love etc
22:30 - Loads of smoking and vaping
23:46 - The return policy
24:50 - Maternity and paternity leave
25:05 - Lots of Public Display of Affection (PDAs)
25:50 - Don't share your opinion on certain topics, no pranks
26:57 - The driving skills
28:45 - Courtesies for drivers
29:28 - Courtesies for bus drivers
29:54 - Summary