Daniel & Chat Ask Spencer About His UK Trip | ETS21 Fireside Chat #67 (SUPERCHATS FOR SUPPORT ONLY)
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its funny how people really grow through travel- spencer seems to be buzzing after his trip and I was buzzing watching :)
It’s funny how people get cash whilst the mates doing the leg work
What I love most about the trip was that Spencer got stuck in to the nuts and bolts of being in the UK, rather than doing some tourist stuff in London. I can imagine sitting with you guys by the fire in one of my favourite country pubs and you just getting it.
Spencer definately did it right. Next trip, he can see the sights with the proper context.
a break seems to have helped spencer loads, he seems energized, glad he enjoyed himself so much
That's a good observation - you're right....
Travelling can be like that... you come back exhausted but at the same time re-energised because you've had a break from your regular life and excited by all the possibilities you've seen
I've never finished watching yet but saying this as I'm going 'out on the town' (you know what I'm talking about Spencer) you are literally a bloody Brit! All that bloody drinking, hats off to you, you only live once!! My only thing is (and I will talk about this later in the week ) is I wish you had a mate with you (I understand Daniel has a family and hats off to you Daniel) but to see American mates, DO UK... I'm in Newcastle, the weather was rubbish for you but this week its been AMAZING! You have to come back but until then, you were a legend...
Has he got used to not walking anywhere and no good public transport we love you i think you had better time alone i'm glad you came we will offically make you a BRITISH PERSON......
I was in Weatherspoons today with my two boys. It was really good value! Three meals with drinks and a couple of wines. All food was cooked in an open, clean kitchen where customers can see everything going on. £30
P.s asked staff about how popular is the weatherspoons game. And she said "very popular! Especially on Saturdays amongst 20yr olds"
You did great👍 you filled so much in and more importantly you was funny, entertaining, and honest.Well done 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Daniel, you and your wife and kid should visit the UK but do it at your own leisure, no videos or vlogs just tell us I'm off for a week or 2 and just enjoy yourself. Family holiday and let Spencer ask you questions not now but maybe one day possibly
When you both come over, please visit the south coast...best part of England in my opinion. It's beautiful 😍
Wetherspoons are preserving pub culture in the same way as Walmart preserves local independent businesses.
He didn't vote how I wanted him to vote therefore I don't like Wetherspoons. Do you want a tissue?
@@DamnDealDone It's nothing to do with politics. The bloke who owns Samuel Smiths brewery is a much bigger arsehole than Tim Martin could ever hope to be, but that company knows how to do a decent pub. I don't like Wetherspoons because they are not good pubs. They're cheap, but that's all they have going for them. They have no character or charm, and nothing unique about them that makes me want to spend time in them. One Wetherspoons is pretty much identical to the next. Bland, flat pack, pop-up pubs that make life much more difficult for actual pubs.
@@MosquitoCreative each one is different, often restoring historic buildings. They offer the largest selection of none alcoholic beer than any pub. There is nothing wrong with wetherspoons.
I agree, can't stand the places. Mostly due to an unfortunate interaction with some of their door staff though and the subsequent BS response to it from head office ,to be fair. If I want to pay money to be treated like shit I'll go to Paris.
@@iamamyb all wetherspoons are not the same. It depends on the location. Too many thick people in these comments.
That was great guys, Daniel your a great friend for supporting Spenser and giving him your blessing to make this trip, i have no doubt you`ll make the trip one day with your family and i`m also sure you and Spenser will make the trip together and possibly take in Glastonbury whilst your here.
Bugger, I missed the live stream. Two questions for you if you'd indulge me:
1. Of the places you've been, which do you think Daniel would most enjoy?
2. You've got 122k+ subscribers, but were you surprised at being recognised by people you hadn't agreed to meet up with? (the pizza guy, some people at the concert etc.)
You’re a natural Spencer. The vlog’s were some of the best I’ve seen and your niche is vlogs for the “everyman”
Just so you know, Energy drinks came from the military, eventually they rejected them due to the long term effects on the body (central nervous system damage) and the crash you have a while after drinking them, due to this crash, addiction can occur
I can't wait for the both of you to arrive in the uk 🇬🇧
I used to work in the US a lot. Travelling to the US was fine as I would arrive in the evening an go to bed, next day I was fine. Travelling home overnight was a bugger. I'd arrive early morning and be out of it for the rest of the day(I don't sleep well on aeroplanes). The best thing was to get a morning flight, I'd get home around midnight, sleep and be fine the next day.
I watched this on catch up (not live). I enjoyed the chat! You've 'broken the seal', so look forward to your return (and Dan) to uncover and discover more around the UK - there's so much to see and experience. Cheers guys!
I think for future UK trips, the following places are good as hubs because of things to do and/or beautiful scenery and good public transport hubs : Penzance, for Cornwall, especially western Cornwall including Lands End, and the Isles of Scilly. Trains, buses, coaches, car hire, taxis , and even helicopters and ferries to/from the Isles of Scilly. 2) Plymouth, for south Devon/coast, Dartmoor, eastern Cornwall, ferries to Cornwall and othrr parts of Plymouth, as well as ferries to north western France and northern Spain. 3) Barnstaple, for north Devon/coast, mid- Devon, and Exmoor. 4) Portsmouth. An historic naval city on the coast of southern/south-eastern England, and handy for the Isle of Wight, the South Downs, and Brighton. Also ferries to northern France and northern Spain. 5) Bristol, Bath or Cheltenham for The Cotswolds, Western England and Eastern Wales. 6) Chester, for Liverpool, Manchester, North Wales, and the north midlands. 7) Norwich for East Anglia with the beautiful coastline and the tranquil Norfolk broads; also Lincoln for the rest of eastern England, the Fens and a magnificent cathedral. 8) Newcastle, for the city itself, also the beautiful/peace of the Northumberland coast with its sandy beaches and castles. Also inland the even remoter hills of the Northumbria National Park. 9) Inverness, for the Scottish Highlands and Islands, and Loch Ness. Away from Inverness a largely remote and beautiful landscspe, but Inverness is a great hub for local, regional and national bus, train, coach and air services. If you like rail travel, coach travel and/or driving, there are some beautiful routes to explore from Inverness and points north, south, and west across Scotland. 10) Salisbury, for it's medieval history and cathedral extending to 404 feet up. Also nearby, Stonehenge, Avebury, Old Sarum; and just a small distance further, Bath, Bristol , Bournemouth, Southampton, and the New Forest.
Majority of people who live outside London think London is ok for sightseeing ie Tower of London, Bucks Palace. Imperial War Museum is a MUST. But London itself many think is Overrated, places like Lake District are beautiful or Our Yorkshire Moors and Dales, Peak District are where you need to be to see beautiful England. You really need a car to get about. Would love to see you both over here! X
Glad you got home ok as a Brit I enjoyed watching your blogs you saw the British as we are because you did your own thing and went to other places that are not usually shown. Thank you come back again soon. Liz from UK
100% agree on UK vs North American pubs. I wish we had pubs like that in North America. No one here mingles at a pub. You sit and talk with who you came with, period. In the UK it's totally normal and expected that you'll chat with people you don't know. That's how people meet new people!
I know you think that it counts as 'travelling' if you go from one part of the US to another - but it's not. 'Travelling' is more when you go to a different country which has a different language, different culture, different history, different food, different money, different music, etc., etc.. Places that take you out of your comfort zone are the best - and best for you. It'll be interesting to see where you go next but going where people speak English for a first time, especially on your own, was the right thing to do.
I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you on your view that going from one part of the USA to the other isn't traveling, the USA is one of the most diverse countries on the planet from redwood forests in California, the coast of Florida, the deserts in Texas, even both Alaska & Hawaii are two completely different states. Heck both of our states, Maryland & North Carolina offer diverse landscapes that include mountains, cities, and beautiful beaches yet culturally theres a laundry list of differences.
I tell non-Americans to think of each individual state as it's own country as each state has its own history, culture, food, music, different deviations of the English language (and a significant amount of Spanish speakers). This is why many Americans dont have passports, our country could easily fit 40 UK's with room to spare.
Am I saying that's a fair excuse to not get a passport and explore outside of the US? No I'm not. I'm of the belief that travel broadens the mind for those who are open to have their minds broadened, which hopefully we've demonstrated we are open to it in the 3.5 years we've been doing this. But to say that going to a different part of the US doesn't count as traveling, you're 100% dead wrong and as somebody we've seen in the comment sections of our videos at least 3.4 of the 3.5 years we've been doing this, respectfully we cannot let you slide on this point, and one of my (Spencer) goals with the Spencer Joyce's World channel is to bust the myth that the US isn't a diverse country, just like I busted so many toxic UK myths these past 2 months 😎
@@EmbraceTheSuck21 Please don't think I am saying anything negative about the US. It's a fabulous country. I was just talking about the comfort blanket of everyone speaking a version of English so whatever happens you know you can communicate. Landing in a country with a different language is a whole different ball game. My family is in New York, I have old friends in New Orleans, the father of my boys is in New Jersey and I had a long term boyfriend who lived on a large yacht in Fort Lauderdale. Well, they can't all be 'new' states! I never managed to live/work/visit on the West coast though. I've travelled from NO to NY via Washington but I ''travelled'' when I went to France without speaking French. No fun if, say, you need a doctor. By the way, I think the main problem Americans have is the ridiculous lack of paid vacation time. Hopefully now the unions are spreading that can be improved.
Really enjoyed watching your time in the UK. I saw every video and it looked like you had a great time 👍
@embracethesuck21 To Daniel,
As someone with young children myself, traveling can be difficult. My advice to you would be to pick two or three places and stay three or four nights in each place. There are many, many caravan vacation parks all over the country that are reasonably priced and take bookings Monday through Friday or Friday through Monday. Hire a car because it's more convenient with family, and you can venture out of the area on day trips, then drive to your next location. Compare prices and don't be afraid to ask us where the best deal is.
Keep up the walking Spencer. Glad you enjoyed it and got outside of London. We all know you enjoyed it out of that place and getting up North.
Glad you experienced Wetherspoons Spencer , they get a lot of unnecessary criticism. Decent food and drink at a good price , atmosphere usually good with friendly staff as well. I regularly go to the Wetherspoons Moon in the square in Bournemouth when I visit a couple of times a year , lovely place to chill out and always made to feel welcome by the staff. In my opinion they are very underrated.
Wetherspoon pubs are only as good as the management, as is any pub. A good landlord or manager and the pub tends to be decent with regards beer and food. A landlord/manager who thinks the customer owes him a living then it's a lottery on the experience you get. I've been to Weatherspoon pubs where food and drink has been excellent but on the other hand I've also been to some of their pubs where the service , beer and food has been dire. Probably in a popular tourist area the manger with a poor attitude towards customers would be moved on or sacked pretty fast as the pubs tend to be very large and take a lot of money during a day. In a tourist located Wetherspoon not all the food is microwave as they employ proper kitchen staff and possibly a trained chef rather just a member of the bar staff supervising the microwave.
If you come to Britain again, to discover 'hidden gems', and avoid just going to cities you really must hire a vehicle for the duration and base yourself outside of London.
Especially if with your family.
London is great for visiting, seeing specific things etc, but the pressure to try and cram everything in can be a bit intense, you can end up seeing everything and not seeing anything, it just becomes a slide show.
Personally, I'd head west, but if you wanted to be more adventurous, Ireland is reachable by ferry or the continent by train or ferry too.
Off peak holiday season travel within the UK can be got cheap.
Starting to worry Spencer has a drink problem 🤣😂 watched every visit to Britain Vlog and thoroughly enjoyed every one , you did your channel proud Spencer 👍 and hope you come back to Britain soon as there are many more beautiful parts of Britain you didn’t see, wishing you all the best guys 👍👍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧
Spencer doesn't have a drink problem, he had 3 weeks in a country with a big alcohol scene and he didn't have to be sober to drive the whole time...
Doesn't have a drink problem. Drinks,gets drunk,falls down. No problem!!!!!!
@@garulusglandarius6126 Spencer doesn't have a drinking problem, he drinks, he gets drunk, he falls over, no problem!
He was on HOLIDAY FFS who doesn't excess on their hols ? I know I do, shush please!!
@@CatFluff-pm6qr did you not notice the laughing faces emojis? Wind your neck in and get a sense of humour 😁
Was it Rekorderlig Cider? maybe
And you missed out God's own county, Yorkshire! Not sure if I can forgive you for that. Lol
I'm a bit upset about that too and so would he if he only knew
Maybe next time book yourself into York for a few days then you can take the train ti Scarborough & from there, the bus to Staithes & Whitby. Easily doable as a day trip. As are some of the schheduled bus routes.
Food in the UK as in many other places depends where you come from and who is experiencing it. I'm old (In my 60s ) and for example if you ask people as a whole did you like school dinners! Many youngsters and people your age will say hell no it was awful, yet many my age will say I loved em. That's because we had proper food and not fast food, which can be l same old same old! Shepherd's Pie, which actually isn't a pie , liver, and onions in gravy with mash potatoes, Stew and Dumplings with HENDERSON'S relish etc, but I'm a northerner,(sheffield) so maybe I'm different. I'm glad to see you back together again and Daniel back safe and sound! X
I'm ol,der than you & have never heard of dumplings with Hendersons Relish but they sound AMAZING & I'm going to try them very soon!
@jackiejo3812 Henderson is a relish like kea and perrin but MUCH better, it is made in Sheffueld and had been for around 150 ish years. It can be bought all over now and dumplings are little suet puddings which are cooked with stew and are amazing x
@@nessa8389 I make dumplings all the time and have Hendersons Relish in the cupboard right now, but I've never thought of combining the two and I'm very excited about it 😋
Daniel you have a long winded way of getting to the point 😂😂😂😂 Spencer don’t get a look in. Breathe sir…. letting someone else talk and you listen is beautiful at times 😂😂lordddd
Wetherspoons food is microwave food but not all pub food is microwave food
Born & Bred Mancunian here, loved watching your adventures. Have you ever considered how cool it is that 2 hugely historic cities in terms of Liverpool & Manchester are only 34 miles apart? I noticed you got the 1 hour train from Liverpool to Manc which would of been the slow line stopping at a fair few places in between. There is also a faster one that usually does the transit between the 2 cities in 35 minutes only stopping at Warrington (Or Waring town the source of the Cranberries Zombie song)+ 1 other station enroute. There is definitely a rivalry between our 2 cities but ultimately we are both cut from the same Irish Cloth, with Scousers being irish that got of the boat and settled there, whereas Mancs laid a railway and dug out a canal got to the other end and settled there. (of course this is a jisty joke with and element of truth to it). MY Mancunian bias though has to say we have an extra element of coolness in the sense if you travelled east for another 35 or so miles from here over the Pennines and the Snake Pass, you hit another one of out great historical Cities in the form of Sheffield, and if you go North East for about 40 Miles also over the Pennines but primarily on a Motorway you hit yet another great City in the form of Leeds. I don't think there is many Cities in the world that can reach 3 other historical cities of signifcane on top of its own in less than an hours drive. We also have Birmingham 80 miles to the South which on a good run can be done in 90 minutes, and within all that same radius of 80 miles we have 3 national parks in the form of The Peak District, The lake District and Snowdonia. I should also add that Salford is a City in its own right too but has been swallowed by Manc.
Daniel - I didn't really do any proper travelling until I was 50 and could leave the kids behind.
Until then, all our holidays prioritised them (quite rightly) and travelling with kids is a nightmare.
Having said that, some of our 'holidays' meant taking them to Glastonbury and other more family friendly festivals.
Darn it, I missed this live (I'm just out of hospital🥴) but am really enjoying watching it back now!👍
& Spencer.... I loved ALL your vlogs! Well done & I'm sure that we're all really glad that you seemed to thoroughly enjoy your time in good old Blightly!!
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Hey guys, jet lag is worse flying east. I’ve found the best way to deal with it is to try and make your arrival time late afternoon or evening so you can go to sleep normally. Flying from the UK to Australia many times I usually get there very early in the morning and it’s a ball ache to stay awake 😩
I must take issue with some of the on-screen comments denigrating Leeds - leeds is still awesome and it's a criminally underrated city. Well worth a visit.
This is so much fun.. Spencer doing the fact finding mission for Daniel.
Dialects are a funny one. In the north east (Newcastle area) alone, there are three different accents within an hours drive of each other.
Ahhh this is nice! I love that you are together, revisiting Spencer's UK trip.
I like you guys together better. Being honest.
As I was on comments on your first few days...
Again Being honest, I lost interest after our correspondence/Spencer's replies 🤷🏼♀️
Hope you had a good time anyway.
Missed the live but have caught up.
Spencer you didn't mention if you saw the Man City football ground as the Co-Op arena is in The Etihad Campus 😊
I wish utube would stop claiming ul has separate countries, we don’t, we have separate regions of one country,the uk!!👍🇬🇧
Spencer in UK.
Gotta pace myself. Not meeting Brits today, I need a break. No drinking, must have tea. These drinks are strong. Woah enough.
Spencer in US.
I have a drinking problem.
Technically Spencer was here in the spring, summer starts 20th June. It was 36 F at mine last week, so we do get higher temperatures, just not all summer long, thank goodness.
Be glad you came when you did Spencer especially how the country is now at the minute
7:56 "What's up with the banana?" No inside joke. You can send anything on the menu. So, being British, you look for the funniest random thing on the menu and send that to complete strangers. 😅
Before the Internet, I used to love sticking random stuff into people's shopping carts. I once stuck a frozen chicken in Lonnie Donegan's shopping cart. 🤷♀️ Because why not...😅
Spencer did you not try our energy alcohols, i drink Dragon Soop @ 7.5% per can, hooch tropical at 8% per can, wkd's mango & passion fruit at 7.5% per can, also a Polish beer called Perla Miadowa that's a honey beer at 5%
I did get a slight feeling watching your UK vids that you were a bit dissapointed, but many places are not where i would have put top of the list. I know Newcastle was a bit of a quiet time and its looking a bit shab recently
I thoroughly enjoyed following your travels
I dont sleep well, ill have about 4 hours every couple of days, thrn about evey two weeks ill sleep a day through (helps being self employed). I figured out about 20 years ago, when i traveled alot and coudnt figure out why i didnt ever feel jet lagged, its cos i constantly have jet lag. Its my default setting to be tired, but can't bloody sleep.
So sorry I missed you when you were in Cardiff. Fair play mate you did an epic trip.
I wonder how you guys ever meet a partner lol. How can you learn about other cultures by only visiting another town/city within one country the Canadians travel well
I’m born and raised in Glasgow, and there’s parts of Scotland where I’ve had to ask people what is being said by a local. My favourite was in a bakers in Dundee and a customer asked for something and I had to ask the lady behind the counter what the f did he just say.
God bless him the Kings Coronation was one year ago. What he missed was the Kings official birthday known as Trooping the Colour.
You not getting the Banana is the joke. It's probably worked better, then they expected.
Now i know you like a beer like i do. Newcastle brown ale is one of the mainstream brands i like. I think its from growing up with Shandy bass
Looking forward to seeing your next trip to the UK 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I don’t live in a city (I’m in a village in the countryside) but I’ve managed without a car my whole life - think it depends whereabouts in the country you are maybe
Nice video/chat guys, thank you.
your right don't try to please others with where you visit.... go where you want, we just liked watching you experience the uk
Definitely come to Portsmouth, so much history here and in the surrounding area. A visit to a match at Fratton Park is also a must. There are also many, many pubs.
You gotta do northern and southern Ireland
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ to both of you 👍🏴
You need to come and live here Spencer! 👍
I seen my cousin posting his spoons table number. I never knew it was a game i just judged him. 😂
You want energy drinks : Buckfast wine, alcohol plus caffeine, made by monks
Coffee shops ( Cafe ) started in the 17th century in Britain.
Surely the “oldest” place you visited was the Roman baths in Bath?!?! 😂 (loved the vlogs) ❤
Loved the Vlog's man... Cant wait for your return to Scotland and bring yer pal with ye... Can get that Hoodie put to good use up here!
Other ciders for Spencer (and Daniel) to try: Aspall's, Inch's and Stowford Press. And for a fruitier type: Old Mout Cider. Maybe you can get them sent to America lol
remember you can have slices of haggis fried in a Scottish breakfast, you also get haggis pizza and Haggis pakora it's so versatile
currently watching you’re UK vids so i dropping outta the live
I loved the spoons challenge!
Spencer missing out, Newcastle Brown Ale is still good, but it's very far from how good it used to be.
But that's to be expected after moving breweries and going from over 7% alcohol to 4.9%
So far I've heard Spencer just loves things originally from Newcastle - Their brown ale and Greggs
We've had really weird weather in the UK this year. Our weather has been coming down from Iceland so Spring and the start of Summer were more like Autumn. It's been so strange. Now it's 88F and Summer has arrived. Great vlogs btw I watched them all. 😊
Walkable because built before the invention of the car!
Spencer for England
Great stuff guys. Love ya❤
When wver abroad, british bacon is what i usually miss.
Tesco, Sainsbury's, asda etc... all sell ranch. Ive never bought or tadted the stuff, but its there in the mayo isle
Happy that you travelled twice through my town of Cheshunt, to and from Stansted.
24:12 😂😂😂 Taylor Swift-kick-up-the-arse-Quickly 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you like a down to earth travel series you should watch Sheffield's own monty python's Michael Palin's travels series' that he did, they were funny and sometimes tongue in cheek!.
Would love to see you guys in the Isle of Man in a TT week
What did you think of our teeth? 😂
Loved your vlogs and your positivity…best wishes to you both 👍
Hope you enjoyed UK
Thanks for the video guys.
It’s a shame You were only a 5 min walk from Oystermouth castle in mumbles date from the 12th century.
As a Londoner I’d like to say do not bother with Mexican food in the UK. It’s awful.
I love Newcastle Brown Ale too 👍
Always enjoyed your content, on all your channels. Keep it up, thanks guys!
Poor Daniel
Im English my Father Scottish from Paisley when his friends came to visit after they had sunk a few pints i couldn't understand a word .
Daniel, energy drink wise i can say afew, Relentless, monster, Rockstar, Redbull, Prime + there are cheaper varities of energy drinks types, there is own store brands, supermarket brands ect
I went to the England vs West Indies test match last Thursday😢 and saw those self serve pumps alongsides normal bars at Trent bridge Nottingham. Theres a reason its called a test as around 8hrs in 30 degree heat the guys in front of us were in double digits pints wise by 5pm😂 the test being can you get home lol
Roman Bath is a thousand years older that the other stuff.
the steak in a greggs steak bake is horrific, the ones from birds in derbyshire r tender, breaking apart in flakes of beef and pastry, they're 4x times better than greggs.
Sorry guy's missed this vid, just watched the whole lot, started work at 12noon - 20:45, i wudda asked who does/ brews beer better America or the UK & who's tasted better and who's is stronger?
Damn I missed this due to timing. The vlogs were great as it shows more of the personality of the creator. With Embrace The Suck it in the main is talking about a topic or TV show and we just get the opinion without knowing the people if you know what I mean. You should both go out visiting American and making vlogs on your travels:( Thanks guys that was fan bloody tastic
Did you know Greggs were created in Newcastle, should check out the history behind it.