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Omg that US Fanta looked grim.

You're supposed to dilute the squash.

Hula-hoops crisps in the UK are blue for salt and vinegar and green for cheese and onion

I'll take the Texas house any day. It looked like it had atleast a two car garage at the beginning of the video.😊

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The houses in england will still be standing when US houses will be long gone

The colour difference was obvious from space. Wow.

£800,000 for that house is crazy

Covert sugar addiction promotion by US companies.

She didn’t like jammy dodgers because they’re not packed with 10,000 g of sugar

Every normal person on the planet loves Jaffa cakes I do not trust anyone who doesn’t like them

6:03 I beg your fucking pardon 😂😂

Genuinely blows my mind how people cannot like chocolate and orange as a combination

Yes we absolutely taste a difference in Jaffa cakes

3:03 I really hate when women do that stupid shit. like they don’t even try anything😂 There is no way she tasted anything with that

Why are you trying to make out that the NHS is fantastic and free. Waiting lists are horrific due to mass immigration and our taxes are through the roof.

The American “health service” will NEVER change for 2 reasons, firstly the Insurance Companies have a major lobby strength by paying politicians, secondly America has 50 Governments

NHS? Any! EU country, no matter how poor it is. Period. (Brexit doesn’t count this time.)

Girl, you are gorgeous !

It is what happens in the US when you have been brainwashed by rich folks who want to make profits off sick people that Universal govt financed health care is SOCIALISM and that is evil.

Sorry, you must surely know that 50+50=100, no? 2 half dollars is 1 dollar, right? So adding 48+48, both less than 50, and get more than 100 is obviously wrong, no? Crikey, dear thing! Knowing that 2 smaller things are smaller than 2 bigger things is not 'math'! The really stupid thing about US calorie/nutrition is that it goes by the portion size x portions per bag. So it really gives you no idea about the quality of the food you're eating. In the UK they do have 'per portion' values, but the useful info is the 'per 100g' figures, because 'percent' is just Latin for 'per 100' So don't eat anything more than 20% fat, maybe, unless it's cheese.... And btw, Pasta with less than 12-14% protein is made out of rubbish wheat (or dust....)

Has she got a sister?

Anyone paying to hold their baby is stupid, nobody can stop you

In Canada the recycling centers demand you remove all caps from the bottles

we say soft drinks, not sodas

Should have a Canadian in here as well, to give our take on how words are pronounced

Cancer survival rates are higher in the U.S.

I would have appreciated it if you had noted the difference in the ingredients. Apparently the FDA allow many artificial substances in food stuffs that Europe has banned. It would've been quite interesting to what you guys thought of the differences.

I live in England ( different arrangements are made to provide for Wales and Scotland ) and became 60 years old toward the end of last year. One of the benefits of turning that age is that now I am able to receive free prescription medications. I`m currently taking about 8 different medicines which would otherwise cost me ( if I was still under the age of 60 ) about £90 a month. In October of last year ( 2023 ) I had a total hip replacement on my left side. A couple of months ago ( May 17th, `24 ) I had my right hip replaced ( I`d been suffering end stage avascular osteonecropathy ). I had the ops done at a private hospital but they were paid for by the NHS. Out of interest I went to the private hospitals website and looked up the cost of a double hip replacement. The prices start, it says, at £31, 570. My house didn`t cost as much as that ( notwithstanding I purchased it in 1995 ).

Things will never change in the US while most Gov officials are being lobbied by the big businesses all the time, with handy fundraisers & cash in the back pocket hidden wealth - another reason why politics has a lot of millionaires & billionaires inside it and are always running it . . . Same reason why food safety, and the quality of food in the US allowed is barely controlled - Big business again . . . to the FDA there, they will only ban something if millions keep dying from it annually - whereas in Europe and other countries, proof is needed that it isn't harmful to people before something will be allowed to be used . . . very opposing views indeed! Same also applies to workers rights in the US compared to so many other countries, too . . .

I know the NHS can be massively improved, and I know it's not great atm, but I wouldn't change it for the world. We have it good in the UK. The fact that we can ring an ambulance or go to the hospital or doctors without having to pay is bliss. Yes, we pay through taxes, but the main thing is it's free at the point of use. And, maybe controversial for some, but I would be absolutely happy for a slight increase in tax contributions to try and help improved the NHS.

This week I have had a UTI I phoned the doctor, answered first ring, had an appointment with a doctor 3 hours later, prescribed antibiotics, collected from the pharmacy 20 minutes later. NHS no charge!

I’m seeing a lot of comments saying that healthcare isn’t free in the UK, I just want to clarify, I live in the UK currently so I know that citizens pay for it through taxes. What I meant is that you don’t pay anything when you need to go to the hospital. In the US, we pay for insurance monthly AND would have to pay for a hospital visit (outside of an annual check up).

Of course we pay for it via tax but, when you need to use it it’s totally free. Broke my wrist, ambulance came, I was triaged x-rayed and admitted for an plate to be fitted in my wrist. Operation done same day and then ambulance home. Thank you NHS❤️🇬🇧

I think the place to start in the US is to bring the cost of treatment under control. In almost all other countries costs are controlled by the government, they can just charge anything they want. That applies to hospitals for treatment and drugs / medicines. I think if they can begin to control what they're charging that would be an amazing start. In the UK you pretty much don't pay for anything at the point of the service but in a number of countries you do pay for things like a trip to the doctor but it is often just about $20 rather than the hundreds and thousands the US charge. Just charge fair reasonable prices to start and take it from there. Same for the health insurance - that should be capped as it is in many other countries, they also can't just charge what they want - and it must cover ANY hospital, ANY doctor and ANY treatment. Do that and it would be a huge start.

Uk citizen Don't be fool they are trying to introduce a socalist NHS privatised the same as the American system

Sharing the cost by paying small amounts out of salaries is not missed but paying for insurance AND having to pay for extras is not a just system. The drug companies have political influence and not all our politicians are free from corrupt practices [we may never know how many politicians are corrupt . There are those of course who have no insurance in America though i am guessing they do get emergency treatment at no cost .

America is so f%£ked up. I live in NZ, and I've never paid for any surgical or health care (apart from GP visits - ~$50). I don't care if we pay it in taxes, the peace of mind is so very worth it. I would never live in the US - that's awful that they charge for childbirth!

The US health system took its business model from highwaymen, 'You're money or your life,'

Healthcare in the UK is not free really because you pay it through national insurance contributions which everyone pays through their work

Hi guy's sorry but the video part of this is so old and I'm talking a few years it must be 10 years old and it's been all over the Internet.

Why do you keep on talking over the people talking?

Try Australia! The best Healthcare in the World!

The US have no health care .. they only have a health business. Its not about caring about the people, its just all about milking as money as possible out of them. That the greatness of absolute unregulated capitalism. The same of course with their so called "work culture" where they have no rights at all and are not much more than slaves for their bosses. But they have been so brainwashed that they believe that its all really great and everything that has the word "social" in it is just pure evil.

Dont you just love the older generation in America, self, self, self.

Shut the fridge girl is NOT an Aussie, shes definitely English

Mums life saved last week, amulance here in 15 mins...for the 3rd time in 2024...every Ambulance crew were Angels.. I ❤The NHS, say no more...

yea we really dont know how good we have it in the uk in some regards. I lived in the usa for 2 years and im so happy to be home, much more generous workers rights, much less overtime, much less pressure at work, healthcare isnt a worry, cost of living isnt a big deal compared to the usa and the UK has about 600 homicides per year which is less than the 800 in the city of chicago alone and the 20,000 in the whole of the usa. The uk is just so safe

Isn't child birth a natural process and, has been something that's happened since the dawn of mankind, without the need of intervention from the medical industry. Strange that?

I wouldn’t live in the US for anything it doesn’t reflect the phrase land of the free.