Neither of the houses I grew up in in the UK (in the 1980s and 1990s) had a shower, so it was all baths! The first house I lived in with a shower was when I was 18! Although that’s probably not very common nowadays, baths are still a thing for most people.
@@darrenfearon4288 yeah i live in the uk lol thats why im surprised hearing this i thought only girls really have baths 😅 my girl loves a bath to me thats too long
@@emaze8965 I generally have a shower, I’m just saying, showers weren’t as common as in America until the late 90’s-Ish. I grew up on North East council estates, though. All my childhood houses had fully functioning outhouse toilets 😂
I failed the things I revised for and got As in the ones I didn’t 🤷 … even better I didn’t do music at school and had no real interest in it and now I’m professional DJ and producer and when I was 20 I finally got into music and found I had a talent for it .. apart from reading , writing and basic maths I have needed precisely 0 of anything i did a school
In Britain most of us 'Bathe', it's nice and relaxing. Personally I bathe at least once a week, with some Radox in the water, while listening to music, I also take a military shower straight after though, just to wash away any residual shit I was laying in for the previous hour 😁 it's a quintessential British thing I guess these days, we call it "Having a soak"
Examinations are a big thing in UK, most qualifications are 100% based on exams, can be just one exam at the end of the year. For my as levels, I had 2 weeks of exams and had 10 exams, that's for 4 subjects. One subject had one piece of coursework, the rest were all exams. It is so stressful. This the constant from aged 13 all the way up through till end of university. People break in exam season, I used to get nose bleeds every year
Yeah bath culture is clearly different here in UK/Ireland. Maybe due to the climate, it's pretty common at any age really. Also teenagers being petulant to their mums and shouting at them to leave the room is basicaly the norm here - kind of surprised that it's no there :p (The characeter "Kevin the teenager" is a famous parody of this, from Harry Enfield)
There are for sure pubs that care as little as this about how old the people they serve are. Local councils occasionally run sting ops and they can they in trouble, but it still happens.
The study to memorize thing is so true. I could cram all the "knowledge " in. I would have a 12 hour window and i could do an exam. 15 years later, i remember none of it!
School is about teaching you how to learn and ability to take in information/ problem solve etc... its not actually all about the specific stuff you learn
Houses in the UK have big, deep baths as well as showers, we usually shower in the morning and have a hot bath at night (especially in the colder weather) I'm British Gen X er and I'd have ended up in hospital if I spoke to my mum like Simon does, my sons who are millenials and now in their 20's, would never have been allowed to behave that way either, but I think the Gen Z kids get away with it more, so I think it's more of a generational thing that a cultural one.
pythagoras theorem...we had to learn it in the UK too, and it's first thing we always bring up when talking about things we've never needed in adult life.
Guys...nope manners including being nice to my parents was expected when I was a kid. Remember pushing in front of an old lady to get into a department store and my mum marching me back out to be told not acceptable to push in front of your elders. I was like 6 years old! Whoops! 😳
I grew up in a house without a shower so it was baths or wash at the sink, only started showers at university and then in the houses I've lived since, my parents do have a shower now after me and my sisters moved out but my mum uses it and my dad still prefers baths
I remember when I sat my exams back in 2010. I never done any revision and spent the time I should have been messing around with mates and had all my family moaning at me for not revising. I had never smoked weed and was given a toke one day just before my computing exam and thought I had messed it all up but in the end it turned out that I passed all exams with the lowest grade being a C. The best part was my computing teacher hated me and I passed with an A as well as got the highest passing % of the class😂. You werent wrong about people just being lucky in tests!
Spencer: good music to listen to whilst studying, editing, reading etc. is classical. There aren’t any lyrics to distract you and it also drowns out background noise.
I tried to follow the advice rhyme you say at the end of your videos and I’ve learned a valuable lesson, which I’d like to pass on. If following those instructions in order then it’s a good idea to wash hands a second time, just before blowing your nose…believe me!
I don’t think American kids are ignorant or arrogant. I think some kids are just like that wherever they’re from. I think the problem in America is the education system, it’s solely focused on the USA. In geography; you learn about the different states & capitol cities. Maybe a little about Canada & Mexico but that’s only because of their proximity to the USA. In history; you learn about the civil war, Declaration of Independence, Vietnam, Korea, pearl Harbour & WW2. But it’s always centred around the USA. Same with sports, NFL, NBA, NHL….. the key letter being the “N”….. it’s always national and always about the USA. All of this is fine, when you don’t ever leave the country; which famously, a lot of Americans don’t. Because then you don’t realise how bottlenecked your education has been. I know this better than anyone because my dad is from Singapore & my mum is English. So I grew up being internationally schooled in Zurich, Switzerland. My girlfriend was also internationally schooled; born in Wisconsin, schooled in both the U.K. & Macau; similar situation with her parents, American father & English mother. Whenever we go back to the Green Bay Area for the holidays to see her family; it’s painfully obvious that they’ve grown up almost with blinkers on, they know absolutely nothing about the wider world. When I say i was schooled in Zurich and I’m half Singaporean, they just look at me as and carry on talking like I didn’t say anything. Same when Jess says she lived in Macau….. just total silence lol.
Only one of my neighbours does, most are now student properties and are converting them. Mum had her first shower installed at her new bungalow, she's 91.
@@dib000 You said nearly everybody. I disagree with that. I'd guess that there are at least a million houses & flats in the UK that don't have a shower.
There was a guy in the year above me who pissed himself during an exam. 26 years later and it still gets mentioned! One of my favourite lines of the whole series happens in this episode: Jay's dad - "Women are like fairground rides, fucking mental."
@@EnchantedTooWell He was sat in the school hall doing his exam and just proceeded to piss himself. He could've raised his hand and asked to go to the toilet but for whatever reason he didn't. As a teacher was walking up and down to make sure no-one was cheating they noticed the puddle underneath his desk then dragged him out while another teacher started to clean it up. There was also a kid in my year who pissed himself on a daily basis. Obviously no-one wanted to sit next to him because he stank of piss all of the time. Unfortunately I had to sit next to him in French class for three years. 🤢
We all wanted Simon to win such a nice decent guy but he never did ☹️ The Inbetweeners is a much loved British classic, so true to real life brilliantly represented 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸 Love your channel guys and love that you really get British humour 👍
im 50 and live in the uk my mum and dad did not bother about my grades in school because my dad said you only start learning when you leave and he was right he said find a job you find easy and you like then work your way up witch i did 25 years later and learned everything to do with the job and im the guy who gets sent anywhere to do my job because my boss knows it will get done no matter what. i get sent anywhere they need me from little jobs to huge jobs taking months and get to travel around the world but my friend who i have known for 45 years who went to collage for years "learning" with degrees has been sat in the same office for 20 years doing the same old thing since he left collage. i left school when i was 16 on a Friday got a job on the Monday had 4-5 jobs before i found 1 i liked i was earning £300-£400 a week by the time he left collage with a massive debt then spent 6 months to a year trying to find a job getting £200 a week now i have friends all over the world from people claiming social to multi millionaires and we all meet up 3 times a year to have drinks and food and its funny a lot of the people with money did not do well at school and left early
12:36 you weren’t taught to piss off then cram to pass a test. You chose to not learn. Don’t skirt you and you parents laziness onto the education system brother. You did that.
I was all four of them rolled into one. I was naive not good around girls I was the ugly duckling a complete dork. I only got invited to one party in four years of high-school. The girls your own age also want older boys. I hated school full stop. My time came when I joined the army at 18. I wasn't a virgin before I joined, I did manage to lose it to a girl a couple of years older than me and I already had a daughter as well to a woman twice my age. I was just so desperate for affection and love that I screwed it all up. Women dont like cling ons. So when I joined the army, it gave me a confidence I had never had and women notice confident men. Even if they are not that good looking confidence helps a lot. At the end of season 1 they win at the end of season 2 they lose
Baths are more numerous in the UK than showers. But most have both, a stand in shower bath
Neil's line about ghost stories "like Harry Potter or the Bible" gets me every time!😅😂👻📖
"His joke fell flat, period".
I see what you did there.
Neither of the houses I grew up in in the UK (in the 1980s and 1990s) had a shower, so it was all baths! The first house I lived in with a shower was when I was 18! Although that’s probably not very common nowadays, baths are still a thing for most people.
I have both but I always prefer baths. Showers are for the morning to wash quickly before going to school/college/work
"the lion the witch and the specky kid who shit himself" gets me every time
Having a bath is far more common in the UK. I’m 30 and I didn’t live in a house with a shower until I was 8 lol
Damn u must be old bro 😂 i havent had a bath in 20 years lol
I’m 33 and still
Don’t live in a place with a shower 😅
@@emaze8965 in the uk Baths are more common than showers, it is how the bathroom is designed in the uk lol
@@darrenfearon4288 yeah i live in the uk lol thats why im surprised hearing this i thought only girls really have baths 😅 my girl loves a bath to me thats too long
@@emaze8965 I generally have a shower, I’m just saying, showers weren’t as common as in America until the late 90’s-Ish. I grew up on North East council estates, though. All my childhood houses had fully functioning outhouse toilets 😂
We all still often take baths so clearly a cultural thing. Relax, have a beer and tablet on...magic.
watching this in the bath!
The poo puns at the end crack me up every time.
Loving the inbetweeners reacts, can't wait for S3
Wish there was more the inbetweeners series it should not have stopped
@Benjamin-yb9zp same! Kinda hard to carry it on after they leave school though. Who knows, it may come back 1 day as adults
I remember spending ages on the colour coded revision schedule. I was very proud of my efforts that were then never adhered to!
I failed the things I revised for and got As in the ones I didn’t 🤷 … even better I didn’t do music at school and had no real interest in it and now I’m professional DJ and producer and when I was 20 I finally got into music and found I had a talent for it .. apart from reading , writing and basic maths I have needed precisely 0 of anything i did a school
What’s wrong with baths? They’re comfy, you can relax.
In Britain most of us 'Bathe', it's nice and relaxing. Personally I bathe at least once a week, with some Radox in the water, while listening to music, I also take a military shower straight after though, just to wash away any residual shit I was laying in for the previous hour 😁 it's a quintessential British thing I guess these days, we call it "Having a soak"
Examinations are a big thing in UK, most qualifications are 100% based on exams, can be just one exam at the end of the year. For my as levels, I had 2 weeks of exams and had 10 exams, that's for 4 subjects. One subject had one piece of coursework, the rest were all exams. It is so stressful. This the constant from aged 13 all the way up through till end of university. People break in exam season, I used to get nose bleeds every year
A factoid about American exams……they have multi choice answers.
Wish I’d had them at that age.
“This is the only show that makes me wanna yell at…. The fuckin show itself” 😂😂😂😂
Great comment! So true!
Not knowing if you're gonna fart or shit yourself. We've all been there
Neil from Inbetweeners is 'that kid', the one who acts so dumb everyone mocks them but would ace most tests over you 🤷🇬🇧
Yeah bath culture is clearly different here in UK/Ireland. Maybe due to the climate, it's pretty common at any age really. Also teenagers being petulant to their mums and shouting at them to leave the room is basicaly the norm here - kind of surprised that it's no there :p (The characeter "Kevin the teenager" is a famous parody of this, from Harry Enfield)
I love Kevin the teenager. I thought it was an exaggeration until my kids became teens😂
Unplug and do epic shit. Couldn't be a more suitable outro for this particular episode
I am literally in a bath watching this. It’s very normal in England.
Loved you guys sharing your high school stories. Your reactions, especially this series, are hilarious and wholesome!
If i spoke to my mum like simon did i wouldn't be alive lol
There are for sure pubs that care as little as this about how old the people they serve are. Local councils occasionally run sting ops and they can they in trouble, but it still happens.
I enjoy your reaction to the INbetweeners , its the closet thing I have watched that resembles my School years.
The study to memorize thing is so true. I could cram all the "knowledge " in. I would have a 12 hour window and i could do an exam. 15 years later, i remember none of it!
School is about teaching you how to learn and ability to take in information/ problem solve etc... its not actually all about the specific stuff you learn
@@liammbiscwit never revised at school was to busy getting stoned
I just failed an AWS exam at 34 years old 😂. It follows you through life.
Houses in the UK have big, deep baths as well as showers, we usually shower in the morning and have a hot bath at night (especially in the colder weather) I'm British Gen X er and I'd have ended up in hospital if I spoke to my mum like Simon does, my sons who are millenials and now in their 20's, would never have been allowed to behave that way either, but I think the Gen Z kids get away with it more, so I think it's more of a generational thing that a cultural one.
I second this ☝️☝️. Shower in the morning, bath at night.
“I wanna route for Simon but he’s a mess” ahh Daniel man killing me off geezer
I used to have a deep bath with water jets and lights in it!
pythagoras theorem...we had to learn it in the UK too, and it's first thing we always bring up when talking about things we've never needed in adult life.
So happy you’re reacting to the inbetweers again
They did them all on patreon like a year ago
@@percyplays8842 I've come back to watch all of these my grandads in hospital again so I thought it might cheer me up a bit
I just wanna say how much I enjoy your channel. Ya both lovely lads. 😊
I love baths!! Showers for quick wash lol
For real! The bath slander had me feeling OLDDD 😓
@@mitch8049 can't beat a nice soak!
@@Chelc08They’re undefeated.
I’m fully TeamBath on this one ☝🏼
baths can be so good for you!
The squelch sound gets me every time
Guys...nope manners including being nice to my parents was expected when I was a kid. Remember pushing in front of an old lady to get into a department store and my mum marching me back out to be told not acceptable to push in front of your elders. I was like 6 years old! Whoops! 😳
You missed episode 5 of season 2.
I think it's been deleted due to copyright
Not the majority of uk homes have showers.. quite a few only have a bathtub.
Heck until the 70s a lot didnt even have indoor plumbing.
I grew up in a house without a shower so it was baths or wash at the sink, only started showers at university and then in the houses I've lived since, my parents do have a shower now after me and my sisters moved out but my mum uses it and my dad still prefers baths
It's very normal to take a bath in the UK. I'm 35 and don't even have a shower
Sadly, the reality in the UK is not all homes have showers in fact most old homes will only have a bath :D but i get your point it is funny
quick trip up b and q to get a shower head and tube for the bath taps and you got a shower
I have never seen a home in the UK without a shower and I've lived in plenty of old homes
I remember when I sat my exams back in 2010. I never done any revision and spent the time I should have been messing around with mates and had all my family moaning at me for not revising. I had never smoked weed and was given a toke one day just before my computing exam and thought I had messed it all up but in the end it turned out that I passed all exams with the lowest grade being a C. The best part was my computing teacher hated me and I passed with an A as well as got the highest passing % of the class😂. You werent wrong about people just being lucky in tests!
Love the shirt Daniel🎸
Why would your school do that. At my school they only ever said "person, please come to the office, person to the office"
Just thinkin of Greg ,the Teacher, on the Graham Norton Show.The fecal Jackson Pollock. The irony!!!! 😏
My kids would never ever get away with Simons reactions,🇬🇧
yea... most British kids do pretty much talk to their parents like that in general. Not all but in general I'd say
Only fools and horses after s3 please lads!
Spencer: good music to listen to whilst studying, editing, reading etc. is classical. There aren’t any lyrics to distract you and it also drowns out background noise.
It's not until the movie that you realise all the times Carly uses him for things. After rewatching it, they start to stand out...
Jay always knew she was stringing him along though and told Simon many times but he persisted in following her.
Baths are pretty popular here lads. We love em! Wine and a smoke in the bath, happy days. However your Mum asking you is a bit odd!
I tried to follow the advice rhyme you say at the end of your videos and I’ve learned a valuable lesson, which I’d like to pass on. If following those instructions in order then it’s a good idea to wash hands a second time, just before blowing your nose…believe me!
Nowadays yes. Back in my day hell no. I called my grandad a old bstrd once he and my dad knocked me out
Having a bath in the UK is more common than in the USA or Europe.
Best reactors around lads!
Spencer’s face at 21:19 😂😂
Was a face of, " ahh shit been there before 😂"
No i could have never got away with that with me mum, or dad, would have ended very badly
I much prefer a bath to a shower. I think guys would as well if you ever visit the UK!
Baths get the cold out in the winter!
I don’t think American kids are ignorant or arrogant. I think some kids are just like that wherever they’re from.
I think the problem in America is the education system, it’s solely focused on the USA. In geography; you learn about the different states & capitol cities. Maybe a little about Canada & Mexico but that’s only because of their proximity to the USA. In history; you learn about the civil war, Declaration of Independence, Vietnam, Korea, pearl Harbour & WW2.
But it’s always centred around the USA.
Same with sports, NFL, NBA, NHL….. the key letter being the “N”….. it’s always national and always about the USA.
All of this is fine, when you don’t ever leave the country; which famously, a lot of Americans don’t. Because then you don’t realise how bottlenecked your education has been.
I know this better than anyone because my dad is from Singapore & my mum is English. So I grew up being internationally schooled in Zurich, Switzerland. My girlfriend was also internationally schooled; born in Wisconsin, schooled in both the U.K. & Macau; similar situation with her parents, American father & English mother.
Whenever we go back to the Green Bay Area for the holidays to see her family; it’s painfully obvious that they’ve grown up almost with blinkers on, they know absolutely nothing about the wider world. When I say i was schooled in Zurich and I’m half Singaporean, they just look at me as and carry on talking like I didn’t say anything. Same when Jess says she lived in Macau….. just total silence lol.
What's wrong with having baths 🤣
Loved it fellas👍🏽🫶🏽
I like to work in total silence.
Hearing £6.20 for 2 pints is mad.. thats £10 at my local
£7 a pint in London these days!
@@ajc94 thats fucked! Best get a crate in from the shop then lol
It's kinda normal for UK teens to insult their parents or moan at them. Well i did and all my friends did the same
BeBo was like facebook before facebook in the UK
what happened to your S2E5 reaction??
I'm 54 and just had a shower fitted, most UK properties only have baths. My home 1920s.👵
Nonsense nearly everybody has a shower in the uk 😂
@@dib000 Most do, but I've seen many that don't.
Only one of my neighbours does, most are now student properties and are converting them. Mum had her first shower installed at her new bungalow, she's 91.
@@davidz3879 that's what I said.
@@dib000 You said nearly everybody. I disagree with that. I'd guess that there are at least a million houses & flats in the UK that don't have a shower.
There was a guy in the year above me who pissed himself during an exam. 26 years later and it still gets mentioned!
One of my favourite lines of the whole series happens in this episode:
Jay's dad - "Women are like fairground rides, fucking mental."
how??
@@EnchantedTooWell How did he piss himself, or how is it still mentioned all these years later?
@@The-Underbaker how did he piss himself?
@@EnchantedTooWell He was sat in the school hall doing his exam and just proceeded to piss himself. He could've raised his hand and asked to go to the toilet but for whatever reason he didn't.
As a teacher was walking up and down to make sure no-one was cheating they noticed the puddle underneath his desk then dragged him out while another teacher started to clean it up.
There was also a kid in my year who pissed himself on a daily basis. Obviously no-one wanted to sit next to him because he stank of piss all of the time. Unfortunately I had to sit next to him in French class for three years. 🤢
Nowt wrong with a nice bath , especially on a Sunday
We all wanted Simon to win such a nice decent guy but he never did ☹️ The Inbetweeners is a much loved British classic, so true to real life brilliantly represented 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸 Love your channel guys and love that you really get British humour 👍
UK we bath more than shower no matter age
All I need are cigarettes & alcohol! best tshirt everrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Brad Shit still cracks me up
im 50 and live in the uk my mum and dad did not bother about my grades in school because my dad said you only start learning when you leave and he was right he said find a job you find easy and you like then work your way up witch i did 25 years later and learned everything to do with the job and im the guy who gets sent anywhere to do my job because my boss knows it will get done no matter what. i get sent anywhere they need me from little jobs to huge jobs taking months and get to travel around the world but my friend who i have known for 45 years who went to collage for years "learning" with degrees has been sat in the same office for 20 years doing the same old thing since he left collage. i left school when i was 16 on a Friday got a job on the Monday had 4-5 jobs before i found 1 i liked i was earning £300-£400 a week by the time he left collage with a massive debt then spent 6 months to a year trying to find a job getting £200 a week now i have friends all over the world from people claiming social to multi millionaires and we all meet up 3 times a year to have drinks and food and its funny a lot of the people with money did not do well at school and left early
Im with Jay - when i was dating - I'd be dumped because I called/texted too much.. or i called/texted not enough.. cant win.
great channel guys :)
Fans of the show AND British humour fellas?
I think so.
👍🏻
12:36 you weren’t taught to piss off then cram to pass a test. You chose to not learn. Don’t skirt you and you parents laziness onto the education system brother. You did that.
Does Spencer have to wear a uniform when he drives the bus?
Me, literally watching this in the bath rn 🫢
Baths are soooo good
I was all four of them rolled into one. I was naive not good around girls I was the ugly duckling a complete dork. I only got invited to one party in four years of high-school. The girls your own age also want older boys. I hated school full stop.
My time came when I joined the army at 18. I wasn't a virgin before I joined, I did manage to lose it to a girl a couple of years older than me and I already had a daughter as well to a woman twice my age. I was just so desperate for affection and love that I screwed it all up. Women dont like cling ons. So when I joined the army, it gave me a confidence I had never had and women notice confident men. Even if they are not that good looking confidence helps a lot.
At the end of season 1 they win at the end of season 2 they lose
How long before they finally understand British life? 🤔🙄
The only time you use the bath is for alone time? Sounds a bit weird mate what you doing bathing in your spunk lol
you seen Saltburn??
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