American Reacts to 7 British Things We Don't Have in America
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- No toilet brushes in the US!!?? Where? 😅 I'm sorry but those are a must! 😂
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What on earth is he talking about about as funny as watching paint dry 😂 never heard any one talking about a toilet brush in so much detail 😂
😂😂😂for real!!!
Girl gone London makes completely more sense she has been in the UK 11 years and adventures with naps.
Thank you for being so honest and saying what you know as an American. Keep up the good work sweet!
Squash has instructions on the bottle. It's lovely. I drink it all the time.
Apparently he hasn't heard of electric blankets !
Your safety outlets. In the UK, when you take a plug out, the socket has one inside that automatically closes. 😊
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When I was younger in secondary school, they taught us how to rewire a plug and put in a new fuse so it is something that we learn about when it comes to how plugs work.
Interesting, we never did that here when I was in school, but it's becoming a thing now... I had Woodshop, so we'd make birdhouses, gumball machines, key holders, etc. Also Home and Careers in 5th grade, in that class we got to learn how to make delicious meals. Each pair of students had a full kitchen to cook in, it was super fun 😌
I definitely would've loved to learn how to rewire and stuff cuz that would so come in handy now 😂
also, the outlets, when there is no plug in, has shutters that close of the holes, so tiny hands cant poke stuff in, the shutters dont open till you insert a plug,
A Panto or Pantomime is a comedy/farce stage presentation based on stories ie: Aladdin, Dick Whittington, Puss in Boots, Cinderella etc. There is the hero usually known as the Principal Boy played by a girl, the Wicked Stepmother played by a man in comedy drag with excessive makeup. There are songs dancing and a lot of audiences participation. The It's Behind You line is a main member of the cast looking for someone or something which is directly behind them and them asking the audience, mainly the children Can you see it? With the It's behind you reply followed by exaggerated sweeps and the hidden person moving to conceal their whereabouts, kids continue to shout advice. They are silly but great fun and believe it or not both British Australian and American stars regularly perform in these Christmas shows enabling price hikes. But its only once a year and there are several shows on TH-cam. 🇬🇧
George Takei, some decades ago, was in Britain for an SF convention, and got to see a panto performance.
He had a word with his agent, and most years after that he played a character in a British panto around Christmas time, and very popular he was.
Then he moved on to be Governor of California.
squash is huge, or cordial it sometimes called, its a cheap way of having a fruit based drink, with plenty of water, you make it, as watery or concentrated as you want, its used alot for children, in there feeder bottles or trainer cups, Or for making home made ice lollies, its comes in many flavours, orange, lime, blackcurrant, mixed fruits, and to many to mention. back in the day of soda stream, we used to use squash instead of the expensive syrups, alot are sugar free also
Ugh it sounds so delicious in ice pop form!!
@@Kayla.burlin i will do a video short and post it of my homemade ice lollies, great for kids, health really, as they can be
You might enjoy this YT vid - 'British Plugs Are Better Than All Other Plugs, And Here's Why' by Tom Scott
Wellies don't have eyelets to let water in
A hot water bottle is made of rubber. You fill the bottle with hot water. No electrics. You can rest your feet on it in cold months. Place it in the bed to warm the bed. Affordable, easy to use and works great.
Its like inventing the wheel and then the car, you want to invent the electric kettle first, then the hot water bottle!
Never heat water in a microwave when making a brew. x
Squash is 'concentrated fruit juice and available throughout the UK in a range of flavours. Dependent upon the 'concentration', your pour a small amount into a glass and top-up with water. Much healthier than fizzy drinks (sodas in America). Never been to a household with kids who don't have squash in the cupboard. But even as adults, the majority will have a bottle or two in stock...😋😊
while we on with the plugs and electric kayla, our electric power is twice as strong as your, you have 110v in the uk we have 240v, also there are no power outlets in our bathrooms, for safety of water and electric, there is also no flip switch in out bathrooms, its usual a pull cord from the ceiling, so wet hands cant get near electric
That's so smart actually!! I wish we had that here!
Hot water bottles are ace.. Mmm 🫠
Squash is lush 🥹
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A majority of brits will have drunk squash at some point in their life usually starting as a kid. I have a bottle of blackcurrant and apple squash in my fridge now.
The pantomime is wicked
Yes, we have heating pads. I have a heated blanket. Hot water bottles are nice for ice cold nights. Can't comment on cramps as I don't have pain with my periods.
Plus to be fair in these days we watch how much electricity we use as it's so expensive, hot water bottles are filled in minutes yet keep warm for hours.
We live off tea and squash but not together. Ribenna is good for you. x
Evan I believe has lived in the UK for 11 years and I understand is now a British Citizen.
We have heat pads that plug in or ones heated in a microwave.
The voltage over here in the UK(and I think Europe as a whole) is much higher than in the US and generally speaking you wont find sockets in the bathroom. A light switch may be outside the bathroom or a pull chord inside.
Pantomimes are something you might want to look into as it's not always easy to explain and perhaps react to one after that. Although may be nearer to Christmas or after when they tend to be on.
We have grape juice in the UK. We just like fresh grapes too much tp save any for making jam.
I use microwave wheat bags when I am in pain. You can buy them in pharmacies and in line.
Vimto squash is my favourite.
Virtually Every Home in Britain as squash, ( Dilute PoP ) Robinson
Squash juice has nothing to do with a squash the vegetable. It's just flavoured juice that u dilute with water, like liquid kool aid
My daughter and I both have electric heat pads, (I use mine for arthritic pains) but we also have a hot water bottle, which my daughter asked if she borrow when she went to visit *her twin brother* and his partner the other day (I guess as *Julian* being a man and so obviously less likely to be suffering from tummy cramps, hasnt got a heat pad ...so Tegan borrowed my hot water bottle to take with her to use at Julian and Tom's flat).
Tegan said she feels better today.🙂❤️
I love the idea of the hot water bottle. It's a lot smaller, sometimes the heating pad cord gets in the way 😅
You can get grape stuff -thats not wine-fizzy,popular especially with those of Caribbean descent,and in cartons (both more from Black grapes)🎩
American toilets = way less water efficient it seems. Hot water bottles are also used for heating beds in the Winter in the UK. Don't use them for too long. A relative of mine had one on her lower back for period pains and it burst giving her 3rd degree burns. I didn't know this when I offered her one when she visited. That Ribena has been made too strong. The less strong the less sugary and then there's the no added sugar version, using added chemicals instead. Blackcurrants are known for being full of vitamin C. We do have grape cordials but they taste very sweet.
Hi Kayla , great reaction again , from Birmingham UK , i love my electric warrm throw over , its so economic to run compared to mains electric radiators , a few pence an hour lol , love your facial reactions lol , keep em coming lol 🤣🤣
😂when I edit, all I can think is what the heck was I doing😂😂😂. Glad you enjoy my videos!💖😊
@@Kayla.burlin Well all i can say is what the heck you are doing is right , you brighten up my day 🤣🤣 xx
Kayla, the british plug and outlet, are one of the best investion ever, and have so many safety features, there is a couple videos on you tube, showing the british plug and outlet, yoy will be amazed compared to your american outlets, woth a reaction, gets people talking
Toilet brush: he might not have seen a toilet brush before he got to Britain. Simple explanation.
There's a video on British plugs, they are really safe except when you stand on one. x
Oh gosh I can imagine 🤕😂
@@Kayla.burlin
There's no need to stand on a plug because the socket has a switch on it so it can be turned off to stop the trickle electric going through into each appliance. So the plug can stay in the socket.
Blackcurrant is much more tasty than grape. I visited the US throughout the 90s, and lived there much of the 2000s. I've had grape flavour "jelly", soda, candy and chewing gum. Grape isn't unpleasant, but it's a bit '2 dimensional'. Blackcurrant, is more interesting. Blackcurrant preserve is delicious on toast, crumpets or 'English muffins'. Blackcurrants are great in cakes. Ribena blackcurrant squash was a common childhood drink. It's lovely in winter, mixed with warm or hot water, and in summer maybe with sparkling water. Mixing different flavours of squash to get an ideal drink was a childhood game among my friends.
We have adult 'cordials', non-alcoholic and less sugary squash. You might enjoy ginger and lemongrass with sparkling water.
*_Lots_* of fruit flavoured British candy (aka "sweets") have a blackcurrant flavour among the mix. UK/European candy don't have the range of US additives. So if you get some, they should be OK for you and your child (we tend to ban additives until they are proven safe, while US allows additives until they are proven to be definitely, unequivocally, undoubtedly, categorically unsafe).
Best Wishes. ☮
I think the toilet brush is a him issue. It seems he has never cleaned his toilet. Mine never has stains, but we clean it. With the amount of water in American toilets, cleaning is more important.
Yes exactly!!
we have heating pads, but hot water bottles came from before electricty was invented, like before usa existed, he forget suk has been here thousand sof years
Check out his comparison of food shopping UK vs USA
Shocking 😮
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im ok, glad you are well.
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why he keeps doing it, its because of the panto, which theatres put on every xmas, usually for the kids, something like cinderella, aladin, snow white, usually with some big TV stars, the women usually dress and the men, and the men usually play the womens parts, with a alot of audience interaction, getting the kids to shout, when the baddy comes on stage, by shouting he is behind you, i first went in the 1970's,
This guy is so bloody annoying.
I suppose it's impossible to get entangled with a heating pad. \s
Evan has lived in the UK for 11 years.
i thibk all these american reacters give us a false snes of usa, your reactionis best os far, so ill susrcribe, we also hav eplungers under the sink in kitchen, surely you could increase the pressure in his toilet by opening the valve, doh
Yes exactly that’s why the valve is there, I’m sure people just choose to save on their water bill tho. No need to have strong pressure!
Boots is super cool not Dora. x
Agreed!! 🐒💗
He has no idea what he's talking about. I drink grape juice and eat grape jam all the time. You can get it anywhere.
Grape juice is everywhere true, but I don't think I've ever seen grape jam. Where sells it? I would try it.
Make Ribena with water or Milk .... lovely and healthy
Milk is vile on its own.🥺 I only have it in cappuccino or flavoured milkshake.
(I eat my breakfast cereals dry).
@@brigidsingleton1596 Ribena with Milk is just like a Milkshake... try it.
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Sorry... There's no way I could drink it. 😟
@@brigidsingleton1596 Oh no .... I love milk.... but people are different... im the only one in my family that Hates Sprouts lol
Another think you guys dont have we do, on the bathroom theme, alot of british bathrooms, have to taps (fawcetts) spell check, resturants, most public bathrooms, we have hot and cold, mixer are creeping in slowly, but older houses have to taps, the reason for this, was back in the day, you can drink the cold water straight from the tap, but the hot water was stored in tanks, in the loft and other places, which meant it was not clean, so to prevent the cold drinking water getting the bad hot water, we have to taps (fawcetts)
*faucets* ( _not_ "fawcetts")
@@brigidsingleton1596 thanks for the spell check, im not changing it, give someone else to comment about,
@@seanmc1351
Oh well... I tried and was only trying to help, not trying to cause offence or to annoy. 😐
@@brigidsingleton1596 no problem, i knew it was prob spelt wrong, could not be bothered to google it, if you look at the post, i put in brackest spell check, to show, the spelling maybe wrong
@@seanmc1351
Okey-dokey... Just as long as I hadn't offended you.
I have seen it misspelt as fawcetts (in the Patient Transport Lounge at St.Thomas' Hospital!!) but it _is_ faucet, I promise!!🙂
This guy has no idea of British culture take it with a pinch of salt.
I think it's to do with the areas where Evan has lived in the UK, like Chiswick* (*pronounced 'Chisick'), which is "quite posh" as opposed to the 'poorer parts' of London, (such as parts of Lewisham !!) so posh people do tend to do things, and speak differently to the general poplace (sorry folks...😏🤔🇬🇧)
Pantomimes are plays in a theatre, but instead of something you just go to watch, you are kind of expected to join in with it as well, and children are actively encouraged to join in, the lead Male character is nearly always played by a woman and lead female character is nearly always played by a man, the Panto is often based on a children's fairy tales, like Cinderella or Aladdin. And there is generally a Fairy Godmother who narrates the panto as its performed to keep the audience up to date with the plot and keep things moving.
The audience participation part is all about shouting at the stage, booing when the bad guy comes on, cheering when the good guy wins, shouting "He's/It's behind you" when someone on the stage is looking for something..
Beauty and The Beast Pantomime at the Hartlepool Town Hall Theatre the full show, th-cam.com/video/oFYcdNKwXvc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ChrisGillooly, safe to watch with children...
Thanks! 😁. You explained it much better! I'll check out that link 😊
I've watched a couple minutes and I already love it! Looks super fun!!🤌🏽😊