Marmite moment, Mrs.Tango's laugh sounds like she knows what Tango is thinking because of his face, she knows what he would've said if not for them streaming... so cute ❤😆
@@Rain-zh6lb I wonder if the original commenter commented on the wrong video? Maybe referring to: th-cam.com/video/BlpgsaIDCK8/w-d-xo.html @ 2:28:17 Who knows 🤷♂️
Watching Hermit Craft and other TH-camr Minecrafters from "across the pond" and I have added many "Britishisms" to my vocabulary. Chuffed, Cor, Cheers, having it, having ya, in good nick, nicked that, magpied, and the list continues to grow.
I think the funniest part about this livestream is Tango just constantly staring at Zed’s robe fall down, knowing the whole time he could have fixed it with a pin
I absolutely loved this stream! I'm fascinated by British culture so this was so interesting for me. Can't wait to be able to visit the UK someday. Thanks for all your hard work guys, truly enjoyable and entertaining!
I've watched this video start to finish TWICE now and I'm sure I'll watch again... hanging out with Zed and Tango (and Mrs. Tango et al.) is all sorts of good vibes. So much fun, and so relaxing at the same time!
I know I'm 2 years late to the chat, but I thought the discussion about Girl Scout cookies was pretty interesting. Being a Girl Scout for about 9 years now, I've learned a lot about why the cookies have different tastes and names. There are two different bakers who bake the cookies depending on where you live in the US - Little Brownie Bakers, and ABC Bakers. In the stream, Zedaph and Tango ate cookies from Little Brownie Bakers, and the ABC Bakers equivalent of Tag-a-logs is Peanut Butter Patties, and the equivalent to Samoas are Carmel DeLights (Thin Mints are the same between bakers). Another difference between Somoas and Carmel DeLights is that Samoas have dark chocolate on the bottom, and Carmel DeLights have milk chocolate on the bottom. (Bonus: My favorite Girl Scout cookies are Peanut Butter Patties, second being the Lemonades.)
the driving thing is such a culture shock. friend had an exchange student from cornwall and when i told him i live only 30 minutes away from them he went "*only* 30 minutes?". he just about died when i mentioned that i'd be doing a 4 hour drive up and back down to to go to a convention for one day. my family does 24 hour drive from east coast to the south-west twice a year to visit family. my work commute is 40 minutes. driving long distance isn't that bad i just put on a podcast and go. edit: my car is manual... little honda civic coupe. i learned to drive in a old 1980s manual truck. everyone else i know has an automatic, unless they have a fancy "muscle car". i think what makes automatic so popular here is that its just steer and gas, you don't gotta worry about shifting gears because it does it all for you. shifting gears in my car is second nature now and i kinda just know when i gotta shift up or down on the roads around me the same way you know what the speed limit is without looking at the signs when you are familiar with the area. roundabouts... depends on where you are actually. some people call them roundabouts, i got a friend who calls them roundy-hoovys, i've heard traffic circle, though i've never heard of rotary before. my dad calls them road compasses, sometimes shortened to just compass. "take the third on the compass" means "take the third exit (aka get on the road leading left) at the roundabout".
I loved this chat. This was a very entertaining and intriguing video. Especially the Wendy’s bit. It’s my favorite fast food place. The frosty and fries are my favorite combo. I agree with tango greatly about it being better than McDonald’s. Jolly good show
That cat noise had my 3 cats stalking around my house, looking for the source of the meowing. great stream guys, really enjoyed it. Hope you do it again next time the visit takes place.
I personally enjoy a denser Yorkshire pudding with toad in the hole then if I'm having Yorkshire pudding with a roast but thats is on a whole other level but still looked good. Edit: not everything is aniseed, dandelion and burdock is made from the roots from dandelions and burdock.
Ok this is so old but it needs to be said - those thin mints would have been better received if they had been frozen before hand. I will die on this hill lmao
in austria 2:15 would be quarter three, 2:30 half three and 2:45 threequarter three. up to the 15th min we say past (ten past two) and after the 45th min we say to (ten minutes to three). ofc some are precise and say the correct time (2 o´clock and 38 minutes) but usually we round up and down to the closest quarter, half or threequarter...
2:38:57 : Fun science fact about banana flavoring! The reason it tastes so different from actual bananas is because the banana flavoring was based on a variety of banana called the Gros Michelle (not sure I spelled that right). That variety has since gone extinct, and all bananas are now the Cavendish variety, which has a different flavor. So banana-flavored things taste more like an extinct banana you've never eaten than the ones you have :) Also, around 2:41:00 : I don't know if this is true, but I've *heard* that the reason those biscuits are named Digestives is because they actually were marketed as medicine at first. Kind of. They were marketed as something to improve digestion, hence the name, but then the government was like, "Yeah, no, that's a load of BS and you can't keep falsely advertising like that," so now they're just biscuits but they kept the name.
When they are talking about traffic, I was amazed. I am from a little town in Utah, and there is no 4 lane traffic! There is rarely a line between lanes, so it is just crazy to me, having traffic problems.
I would have loved to be there with you guys. This was the best conversation time I had (without even being there) in a long time. Love you both. But all goes to Mrs. Tango, she is the best.
Lol! Had to look this up... Cilantro is the leaves and stem, Coriander is/are the seeds from the same plant. I legit did not know that. I'm in Texas and cilantro is what goes in Mexican dishes. Street tacos with cilantro and onion are the freaking awesome!!!
I had a manual transmission that wasn't synchronized anymore. It wouldn't always go into first gear. I passed, but the guy said I "needed work on the clutch." haha. Still prefer a manual to this day.
How do you know Tango is a programmer? He refers to the ISO standard as "the correct way to write dates" :D I am the same way. YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS means you can sort date-times chronologically by sorting them lexicographically. You get no benefits doing it the American or British ways. (I didn't realized Aussies used that format, though; just another reason for me to visit the land down under!)
It does make a lot more sense and honestly I think we should all switch to that format even in everyday conversation and whatnot. It's actually kind of disorientating having the bigger units come after the smaller ones because generally speaking the bigger the unit the more of a difference it makes and the more you have to reorient yourself if you made the wrong assumption.
@@syystomu That's true! And also, as soon as you include the time, the whole "British format is sorted" argument falls apart. DD/MM/YY HH:MM:SS. Small, bigger, biggest, biggest, smaller, smallest. It's like a sorting hill :D
Don’t know if you’re still around, but I’d recommend getting some medication. I was completely messed up when it came to those attacks, and medication gave me the ability to function on a daily basis. It took a couple tries to get the right one, though.
I've lived in the US my entire life, and... Tango, I've never heard "10 of 5". It's always "10 to 5" or "4:50". The closest thing is Seven of Nine, but that's a Star Trek character, not a time :P
@@messynessie4417I mean, I lived in upstate New York for 4 years... but it was a university campus, so I guess that doesn't technically count as representative of the culture lol But my mom's from Brooklyn and she never says that. Maybe it's even more specific than just the general Northeast?
Fun fact about paying to pee.....londoners used to call going to the loo 'spending a penny' - because of the pay to pee toilets in the major london stations
I like marmite. But in moderation. Sometimes I’ll put two slices of bread in the toaster and whilst they’re roasting I ponder what I want on them. Usually I’ll have 1 marmite and 1 of something else like strawberry jam or Nutella. But I do consciously choose to have marmite. It’s nice. But you need to spread it properly thin enough. And you have to do the butter immediately as it comes out the toaster so it melts. Then comes the marmite.
In 1886, after having bought the entire stock of five cases of a new product made by H. J. Heinz, Fortnum & Mason became the first store in Britain to stock tins of baked beans. They were classed as a posh food when first introduced.
Tango, please make the box game. It sounds amazing! Boxception. Parabox (named after the Futurama episode, of course). Box in Box in a Box in a Box in a.
My friend's mom and I were just talking about American vs British chocolate earlier tonight! Which is why I looked it up and I know that there are three main differences. The first is that English law says that to be marketed as "chocolate", it needs at least 25% cocoa solids, while in the US, it needs to be at least 10% chocolate liqueur. The second is that American chocolate has way more sugar in it (I know, surprise surprise). And the third is that American chocolate contains soy lecithin, which is an emulsifier, while British chocolate doesn't. So American chocolate is more emulsified (I guess that would come off as a creamier texture?), sweeter, and has more liqueur substituted for cocoa solids. As for which is better... I've never tasted British chocolate, so I can't say, and while it usually comes down to personal preference / what you grew up eating, I've heard more Americans say they prefer British chocolate, and almost no Brits say they prefer American chocolate. So I think that speaks for itself. And I've always pronounced it Nest-lee, by the way, not Ness-uhl XD Never Nest-lay, either, since I'm not posh enough to say it that way lol
@@hugoagogo21 I don't know whether that's true or not (what's the name of the enzyme?), but table salt contains a highly toxic chemical that was once used as a weapon in war, which corrodes your lungs until you die (chlorine). I wish people would stop using the "this contains a thing which is also in this other thing you don't like" comparisons.
@@hugoagogo21 Uh, I just looked it up, and the first thing I found was that it tastes like butter and is found naturally in milk (including breast milk), cheese, and plant oils, and used specifically as a flavoring on its own. Other than already being in milk, it's produced by fermenting sugar with special bacteria. So... not a byproduct of processing milk, it's just already always in the milk in the first place?
RE Roundabouts: I feel like for high traffic, traffic lights are better, cuz in my experience (living in the US), there are roundabouts that aren't even THAT big, but they have high traffic coming through both sides most of the time. Because of the way they work, there's always going to be someone with the "right of way," so if the traffic level is SO high, there's going to be sections of the roundabout that just don't move at all. At least that's my take, from experience only, no education on infrastructure or anything. As zed said, the different lanes of a roundabout would be the most difficult to navigate and there's like. less room for forgiveness for accidents to happen (if that makes sense)
My thoughts on Hytale: I'm cautiously optimistic. My only problem is that so far, we haven't seen any kind of in-game automation/engineering. There's scripting, which is more like command blocks/data packs, and there's tons of mod support, but nothing like redstone. If I wanted to play a game and not code, but still automate farms, doors, or other aspects of my experience, I haven't seen any way to do that in all the teasers so far. But they do seem to be getting everything else spot on, so I'm hopeful that there *will* be an engineering/automation system in the game, we just haven't heard about it yet. If there is a way to automate farms, etc.... then yeah, Hytale could very easily steal a vast number of players from the Minecraft community. And I'm okay with that. *EDIT* And if I'd waited 10 more seconds before pausing to write this comment, I'd have heard Tango say basically the same thing XD
One thing I don't like about the UK (speaking as a brit) is that in almost all coffee shops and tea rooms, the staff don't come to your table, you have to get up and order at the till - I think the Americans have that right, they should come to you! The number of times I've been doing some work on my laptop in a coffee shop, and I really don't feel comfortable leaving it there whilst I go and order another coffee, so I have to pack it away, go and stand in line, place another order, wait at the end of the counter, and take it back to my table, by which time someone else has probably grabbed my seat. All the while feeling self conscious that I've packed my things away and am now standing in line again, displaying to the world that I'm fundamentally paranoid.
For me and my family, we don't pay the tip if you don't give excellent service meaning if you have a crappy attitude or you don't care that our food isn't up to our standards then you aren't getting anything. However that being said we aren't that tempermental about our restaurant service.
"Pay to pee": You pay the service who cleans the toilets. It's common in Germany, where you - quuuuite frequently - even meet said person. (A questionable experience sometimes. "Loo women" as they are called here are a strange species ... and woe to everyone not sticking to the rules!)
In California as a server you make minimum wage plus your tips. So where I work we get paid $12 an hour and than whatever we make in tips after tipping out our bussers and bartenders. In other states waiters get paid below min wage and rely on tips. It really depends on what state you live in
To be fair, aubergine is actually French. Taco Bell is named for the founder, whose last name was Bell. Lol….the way you described Digestives brought to my mind graham crackers. Thank you for the Marmite description….I’m allergic to yeast, so now I’m warned….🤣
"If you drive 4 hour in England, you end up in the sea." LMAO
Me driving for 5 hours to get to scotland: :(
I drove for 10 hours to get to the sea and i do not even live that far from it
Mumbo drove 5 hours to get to Cornwall
@@rickym7380 walk
it takes me 5 minutes to get into the sea-- help
Its taken me 2 hours and 25 minutes to realise the people in the picture frame have Tango and Zedaph faces....
Why didn't I realise this sooner??
Did you see the Z and the TT logo in the fireplace border?
How is this comment 5 years old if the vid was released a year ago
Alaricky M You’ll never know...
@@rickym7380 it’s part of the name of you look after it, it says 1 year ago
It's taken 1:03 for me, thanks
Took me a good little bit to realize that the background was greenscreen-
Zedaph holding up the green side of the rubix cube gave it away for me xD
Oh yeah thats why he has green glow and weird lighting
Did I watch this in its entirety during quarantine? Hell yeah. Did it take me three days? Hell yeah
2 days in nearly done
1:49
Z: You are from America(?)... *looks at Tango*
T: Last I checked, yes.
LMFAO😂😂
I don’t like Obi-Wan Kenobi, but this was hilarious!
Audrey Hogan right!? Oh and, it’s treason, then. Lol
Mrs Tango's laugh track was one of the best things in this video.
[And everyone knows Vegemite is a lot better than Marmite.]
the feeling that in England you could watch this whole stream while driving and end out in the sea in the end of the stream...
Marmite moment, Mrs.Tango's laugh sounds like she knows what Tango is thinking because of his face, she knows what he would've said if not for them streaming... so cute ❤😆
Timestamp?
@@Rain-zh6lb Did you ever find the timestamp?
@@Jeppelelle nope
@@Rain-zh6lb I wonder if the original commenter commented on the wrong video? Maybe referring to: th-cam.com/video/BlpgsaIDCK8/w-d-xo.html @ 2:28:17
Who knows 🤷♂️
@@Rain-zh6lb it’s around this time 3:01:00
Mrs. Tango's laughing is just the icing on the cake! Love it!
Watching Hermit Craft and other TH-camr Minecrafters from "across the pond" and I have added many "Britishisms" to my vocabulary. Chuffed, Cor, Cheers, having it, having ya, in good nick, nicked that, magpied, and the list continues to grow.
I think the funniest part about this livestream is Tango just constantly staring at Zed’s robe fall down, knowing the whole time he could have fixed it with a pin
I absolutely loved this stream! I'm fascinated by British culture so this was so interesting for me. Can't wait to be able to visit the UK someday. Thanks for all your hard work guys, truly enjoyable and entertaining!
Same, I really want to travel to The United Kingdom 🇬🇧.
@@emmalamb7981 I never thought they were “Posh”. I want to go for the extensive history, and a few other reasons. Thanks for the info though.
I know what I’m doing for the next 4 and a half hours
I've watched this video start to finish TWICE now and I'm sure I'll watch again... hanging out with Zed and Tango (and Mrs. Tango et al.) is all sorts of good vibes. So much fun, and so relaxing at the same time!
Zedaph struggling with Cap’n Crunch packaging is an underrated party.
Mrs. Tango during the marmite bit was cracking me up! Clearly she thought tango absolutely deserved the miserableness of it 😂
Oh and on the amazon box thing. We have them on my schools campus and it’s more that they usually do one day shipping for free to them.
I know I'm 2 years late to the chat, but I thought the discussion about Girl Scout cookies was pretty interesting. Being a Girl Scout for about 9 years now, I've learned a lot about why the cookies have different tastes and names. There are two different bakers who bake the cookies depending on where you live in the US - Little Brownie Bakers, and ABC Bakers. In the stream, Zedaph and Tango ate cookies from Little Brownie Bakers, and the ABC Bakers equivalent of Tag-a-logs is Peanut Butter Patties, and the equivalent to Samoas are Carmel DeLights (Thin Mints are the same between bakers). Another difference between Somoas and Carmel DeLights is that Samoas have dark chocolate on the bottom, and Carmel DeLights have milk chocolate on the bottom.
(Bonus: My favorite Girl Scout cookies are Peanut Butter Patties, second being the Lemonades.)
Lemonades are so good!
I hate ABC Bakers and their cookies. Bleh. Lol. Being a life Long GirlScout I was so disappointed. I always had thought they were all the same.
A bit late to the party, but my family would make s'mores with Thanks-a-lots and Lemonades, they were soooo good
I was playing a long for the English to British words. When Zed said Drunk Driving I instantly blurted out, "loopy bootin!"
Tango's reaction to the marmite was excellent
For some reason all 3 of your comments are in a row.
This just showed up on my feed and im so glad i clicked. Zed and tangos bromance is so great to watch!
So sad I missed the original stream, but now I have something to listen to while I grind for diamonds in my own Minecraft world!
Love this stream! The cultural discussions were fantastic. Thanks for doing this.
the driving thing is such a culture shock. friend had an exchange student from cornwall and when i told him i live only 30 minutes away from them he went "*only* 30 minutes?". he just about died when i mentioned that i'd be doing a 4 hour drive up and back down to to go to a convention for one day. my family does 24 hour drive from east coast to the south-west twice a year to visit family. my work commute is 40 minutes. driving long distance isn't that bad i just put on a podcast and go.
edit: my car is manual... little honda civic coupe. i learned to drive in a old 1980s manual truck. everyone else i know has an automatic, unless they have a fancy "muscle car". i think what makes automatic so popular here is that its just steer and gas, you don't gotta worry about shifting gears because it does it all for you. shifting gears in my car is second nature now and i kinda just know when i gotta shift up or down on the roads around me the same way you know what the speed limit is without looking at the signs when you are familiar with the area.
roundabouts... depends on where you are actually. some people call them roundabouts, i got a friend who calls them roundy-hoovys, i've heard traffic circle, though i've never heard of rotary before. my dad calls them road compasses, sometimes shortened to just compass. "take the third on the compass" means "take the third exit (aka get on the road leading left) at the roundabout".
omg, thanks for making me spend 4 hours of my life watching this. Actually, it was great :)
Took me 2 days but I finally got through it. I enjoyed it guys! Thanks! Great video!
I loved this chat. This was a very entertaining and intriguing video. Especially the Wendy’s bit. It’s my favorite fast food place. The frosty and fries are my favorite combo. I agree with tango greatly about it being better than McDonald’s. Jolly good show
That cat noise had my 3 cats stalking around my house, looking for the source of the meowing. great stream guys, really enjoyed it. Hope you do it again next time the visit takes place.
I personally enjoy a denser Yorkshire pudding with toad in the hole then if I'm having Yorkshire pudding with a roast but thats is on a whole other level but still looked good.
Edit: not everything is aniseed, dandelion and burdock is made from the roots from dandelions and burdock.
as an Idahoan, I was not surprised when "Slickpoo" came up. Haven't had the opportunity to visit the town though.
Ok this is so old but it needs to be said - those thin mints would have been better received if they had been frozen before hand. I will die on this hill lmao
The video barely begins and already I'm laughing my ass off
in austria 2:15 would be quarter three, 2:30 half three and 2:45 threequarter three. up to the 15th min we say past (ten past two) and after the 45th min we say to (ten minutes to three). ofc some are precise and say the correct time (2 o´clock and 38 minutes) but usually we round up and down to the closest quarter, half or threequarter...
halb drei
Wh- WHAT!?
Wow, lol.
This is my favorite video of the YEAR. You guys have officially made me cry from laughing so hard. I hope y'all get to do this again some day!
2:38:57 : Fun science fact about banana flavoring! The reason it tastes so different from actual bananas is because the banana flavoring was based on a variety of banana called the Gros Michelle (not sure I spelled that right). That variety has since gone extinct, and all bananas are now the Cavendish variety, which has a different flavor. So banana-flavored things taste more like an extinct banana you've never eaten than the ones you have :)
Also, around 2:41:00 : I don't know if this is true, but I've *heard* that the reason those biscuits are named Digestives is because they actually were marketed as medicine at first. Kind of. They were marketed as something to improve digestion, hence the name, but then the government was like, "Yeah, no, that's a load of BS and you can't keep falsely advertising like that," so now they're just biscuits but they kept the name.
NEEEEEEERRRRRRDDDDD
@@aedanhogan3744 Considering I'm making a ton of money as a software developer, I'm proud to be a nerd :D
Should I be embarrassed that it took me almost the entire video to realize that they aren't in the most magnificent fireplace room?
31:45 The only differences between English and Irish for those words are, Pacifier/Dummy - We say Soother and Trainers/Sneakers - We say Runners
yeah...been in scottland and every plug, every wallplug and every switch had a fuse...we got a fusebox for the whole flat...
"I've got easy-cheases going down my...bits" 😂 why did thag make me laugh so much
2:57:37
When they are talking about traffic, I was amazed. I am from a little town in Utah, and there is no 4 lane traffic! There is rarely a line between lanes, so it is just crazy to me, having traffic problems.
Great to see you all having such a good giggle :)
I would have loved to be there with you guys. This was the best conversation time I had (without even being there) in a long time. Love you both. But all goes to Mrs. Tango, she is the best.
I’m off to the alchemist to get skytrollied!
❤️ this
this is a GEM of a video
whenever i feel sad i come back here and watch this. then i feel better.
Jeez...you guys are the bestest pals ever!! :)
Starting at 3:04:00 you have Mrs Tango dying of laughter in the background for a full 3 minutes
I completely enjoyed watching this! I love you and Tango together! So funny So entertaining! You guys are awesome!
Valet parking is very common in New York too, so is Toll roads.
MALEC!!!!!! YESSS!
Lol! Had to look this up... Cilantro is the leaves and stem, Coriander is/are the seeds from the same plant. I legit did not know that. I'm in Texas and cilantro is what goes in Mexican dishes.
Street tacos with cilantro and onion are the freaking awesome!!!
I just happened to watch this exactly 2 years from its release
Same!!!
I'll join that party
I tested on a manual here in the US for the drivers test and yes it does make it harder. I did not have access to a automatic.
I had a manual transmission that wasn't synchronized anymore. It wouldn't always go into first gear. I passed, but the guy said I "needed work on the clutch." haha. Still prefer a manual to this day.
How do you know Tango is a programmer? He refers to the ISO standard as "the correct way to write dates" :D I am the same way. YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS means you can sort date-times chronologically by sorting them lexicographically. You get no benefits doing it the American or British ways. (I didn't realized Aussies used that format, though; just another reason for me to visit the land down under!)
It does make a lot more sense and honestly I think we should all switch to that format even in everyday conversation and whatnot. It's actually kind of disorientating having the bigger units come after the smaller ones because generally speaking the bigger the unit the more of a difference it makes and the more you have to reorient yourself if you made the wrong assumption.
@@syystomu That's true! And also, as soon as you include the time, the whole "British format is sorted" argument falls apart. DD/MM/YY HH:MM:SS. Small, bigger, biggest, biggest, smaller, smallest. It's like a sorting hill :D
@@IceMetalPunk yup
I watch this when I’m having panic attacks, it just really calms me down
On my fourth panic, and near the end of the stream. Goodness I’ll probably just rewatch if I have to come back
Don’t know if you’re still around, but I’d recommend getting some medication. I was completely messed up when it came to those attacks, and medication gave me the ability to function on a daily basis. It took a couple tries to get the right one, though.
I've lived in the US my entire life, and... Tango, I've never heard "10 of 5". It's always "10 to 5" or "4:50". The closest thing is Seven of Nine, but that's a Star Trek character, not a time :P
It's a Northeast thing. We all say "of" up here.
@@messynessie4417I mean, I lived in upstate New York for 4 years... but it was a university campus, so I guess that doesn't technically count as representative of the culture lol But my mom's from Brooklyn and she never says that. Maybe it's even more specific than just the general Northeast?
2:26:00 starting to talk about accents and a mention towards other hermits
Thank you for doing this. It was awesome. But I will never see minecraft the same way anymore with you two. LOL
I’ve never heard of koolaide having a nice bouquet of flavor. Remind me not to have you choose wines for things lol
03:57:09 still made me laugh hours after watching xD
Love the fake wine haha well played boys
Zedaph owns/owned Citroên DS? Now that's cool and totally fitting.
Tango, fellow Arizonian here! Ever been to Lake Havasu City?
Why is this just the best thing ever!
Opening song is JS Bach prelude in c maj. It's weird you chose that. I learned that on the piano just recently.
Fun fact about paying to pee.....londoners used to call going to the loo 'spending a penny' - because of the pay to pee toilets in the major london stations
I like marmite. But in moderation. Sometimes I’ll put two slices of bread in the toaster and whilst they’re roasting I ponder what I want on them. Usually I’ll have 1 marmite and 1 of something else like strawberry jam or Nutella. But I do consciously choose to have marmite. It’s nice. But you need to spread it properly thin enough. And you have to do the butter immediately as it comes out the toaster so it melts. Then comes the marmite.
In 1886, after having bought the entire stock of five cases of a new product made by H. J. Heinz, Fortnum & Mason became the first store in Britain to stock tins of baked beans. They were classed as a posh food when first introduced.
Does this happen to any other American watchers? Whenever a English person says pounds, you think, "of what..."
Tango, please make the box game. It sounds amazing! Boxception. Parabox (named after the Futurama episode, of course). Box in Box in a Box in a Box in a.
I think the name would be boxed up up they made the game
The only time people drink Bovril is at football matches in the winter in Scotland!!
I would also say Zedaph's acting is a cool special skill.
He has a film channel
We'd always put our Samoas (Caramel Delights) in the freezer. Great on a summer day!
Zed needs to try biscuits and sausage gravy.
"Cheesecake, mega stuff, eat this and you'll go blind..."
Just a regular day at the Oreo factory XD
this was a real fun watch
My friend's mom and I were just talking about American vs British chocolate earlier tonight! Which is why I looked it up and I know that there are three main differences. The first is that English law says that to be marketed as "chocolate", it needs at least 25% cocoa solids, while in the US, it needs to be at least 10% chocolate liqueur. The second is that American chocolate has way more sugar in it (I know, surprise surprise). And the third is that American chocolate contains soy lecithin, which is an emulsifier, while British chocolate doesn't. So American chocolate is more emulsified (I guess that would come off as a creamier texture?), sweeter, and has more liqueur substituted for cocoa solids.
As for which is better... I've never tasted British chocolate, so I can't say, and while it usually comes down to personal preference / what you grew up eating, I've heard more Americans say they prefer British chocolate, and almost no Brits say they prefer American chocolate. So I think that speaks for itself.
And I've always pronounced it Nest-lee, by the way, not Ness-uhl XD Never Nest-lay, either, since I'm not posh enough to say it that way lol
@@hugoagogo21 I don't know whether that's true or not (what's the name of the enzyme?), but table salt contains a highly toxic chemical that was once used as a weapon in war, which corrodes your lungs until you die (chlorine). I wish people would stop using the "this contains a thing which is also in this other thing you don't like" comparisons.
@@hugoagogo21 Uh, I just looked it up, and the first thing I found was that it tastes like butter and is found naturally in milk (including breast milk), cheese, and plant oils, and used specifically as a flavoring on its own. Other than already being in milk, it's produced by fermenting sugar with special bacteria. So... not a byproduct of processing milk, it's just already always in the milk in the first place?
Also....so much Zed chest. 😂😂😂
This was fun and I'm vary late to this chat I hope he dose this again
19:35 wos tha in the bom left ( letting the English acsent kic in)
I used to at one time stayed awake for 48 hours and it was not healthy and I was severly tired and stressed. Never do that unless you have no brain
RE Roundabouts: I feel like for high traffic, traffic lights are better, cuz in my experience (living in the US), there are roundabouts that aren't even THAT big, but they have high traffic coming through both sides most of the time. Because of the way they work, there's always going to be someone with the "right of way," so if the traffic level is SO high, there's going to be sections of the roundabout that just don't move at all. At least that's my take, from experience only, no education on infrastructure or anything. As zed said, the different lanes of a roundabout would be the most difficult to navigate and there's like. less room for forgiveness for accidents to happen (if that makes sense)
My thoughts on Hytale: I'm cautiously optimistic. My only problem is that so far, we haven't seen any kind of in-game automation/engineering. There's scripting, which is more like command blocks/data packs, and there's tons of mod support, but nothing like redstone. If I wanted to play a game and not code, but still automate farms, doors, or other aspects of my experience, I haven't seen any way to do that in all the teasers so far. But they do seem to be getting everything else spot on, so I'm hopeful that there *will* be an engineering/automation system in the game, we just haven't heard about it yet.
If there is a way to automate farms, etc.... then yeah, Hytale could very easily steal a vast number of players from the Minecraft community. And I'm okay with that.
*EDIT* And if I'd waited 10 more seconds before pausing to write this comment, I'd have heard Tango say basically the same thing XD
What happened to the Playlist of 2018 and 2019 USA streams?
One thing I don't like about the UK (speaking as a brit) is that in almost all coffee shops and tea rooms, the staff don't come to your table, you have to get up and order at the till - I think the Americans have that right, they should come to you! The number of times I've been doing some work on my laptop in a coffee shop, and I really don't feel comfortable leaving it there whilst I go and order another coffee, so I have to pack it away, go and stand in line, place another order, wait at the end of the counter, and take it back to my table, by which time someone else has probably grabbed my seat. All the while feeling self conscious that I've packed my things away and am now standing in line again, displaying to the world that I'm fundamentally paranoid.
I am really curious about which TH-camrs will possibly attend Minefaire in the USA... I am excited, but have no clue who all will attend.
2:24:07 Tango wanting that British coolaid :P
And then 3:03:54 MsTango got stuck in a giggle loop :P
Rubix Cube! Amazing! Thanks :-D
The toll roads in Texas never ever get "paid" for.
In Indiana in a rich suburb of Indianapolis, Carmal, they are trying to convert completely to round-a-bouts, and succeeding.
This made my whole damn night
If it's a freshly fied corn dog it is crispy.
To this day I still don't understand why they didn't wear tshirts under those robes
Mrs. Tango is cracking me up! Rotf!
Mrs tango is the one we're really here for
Isn't Jerky an American thing?
Solder - Americans say sodder/sawder
For me and my family, we don't pay the tip if you don't give excellent service meaning if you have a crappy attitude or you don't care that our food isn't up to our standards then you aren't getting anything. However that being said we aren't that tempermental about our restaurant service.
Tango eating Marmite.... definetley one of the highlights ;,D (@ 3:01:00)
Mrs Tango just dying of laughter offscreen the whole time
Thanks you!
"Pay to pee": You pay the service who cleans the toilets. It's common in Germany, where you - quuuuite frequently - even meet said person. (A questionable experience sometimes. "Loo women" as they are called here are a strange species ... and woe to everyone not sticking to the rules!)
In California as a server you make minimum wage plus your tips. So where I work we get paid $12 an hour and than whatever we make in tips after tipping out our bussers and bartenders. In other states waiters get paid below min wage and rely on tips. It really depends on what state you live in
To be fair, aubergine is actually French.
Taco Bell is named for the founder, whose last name was Bell.
Lol….the way you described Digestives brought to my mind graham crackers.
Thank you for the Marmite description….I’m allergic to yeast, so now I’m warned….🤣
did anybody else here the cat meowing during USA phrases.
Yep! Tango used to have a kitty. Sadly, it died. But now he's got Kaya!
"When's the release of Hytale?"
Same, dude, same...