Reaction To South USA - The Don'ts of Visiting the South
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This is my reaction to South USA - The Don'ts of Visiting the South
In this video I react to things you should not do in the South of the USA. I have been learning about Southern food recently so it is good to learn more about the culture and travel in the South
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Original Video - • South USA - The Don'ts...
Never letting the elderly stand is a custom all over America.
As someone that lived in Japan for 7 years and loved being able to keep to myself, it was a bit of a culture shock coming back home to visit (and I’m not even from the south I’m in Colorado). I haven’t been to the south in… 20+ years but even though I’m very shy there’s just something different about Southern hospitality that made me feel welcome even as an anxious child who was usually afraid of everyone.
A lot of the south (especially Appalachia) was settled by Scots and Irish. So I'm not surprised you're seeing cultural similarities to Scotland. Love your videos. Keep 'em up. The Coke thing is mainly because Coke is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
It's mostly accurate. A bit generalized but still mostly true.
We have crawfish boils all the time. I don't care for it myself. I prefer shrimp or crab. Everyone else on the family loves it.
Don't worry you *can* order unsweet tea or tea that's 1/2 sweet and 1\2 unsweet. I do it all the time here in Texas.
Charleston South Carolina and the upcoming town of Greenville South Carolina. many are suprised at how lovely Greenville SC is. cheers, mate
HA! Football match! Thanks for reminding me of my mother, she was an Irish immigrant, called my football games matches like it was Euro footie.
Hi Mert, I hope if you visit the USA you and your family has a wonderful time, i know for sure if you go south the food will be fantastic😊
I highly recommend Charleston, SC. Great food, great weather (not summer, way too hot and humid), and rich history. Lots to see and do there.
I am a southerner. I think your accent is so great to listen to. You probably could not understand me. This guy is just trying to be fun/funny. You would be just fine. People will love talking with you,bro
Hi from North Carolina. If you decide to come over to visit I would suggest the Biltmore Mansion (maybe for Christmas with all the Christmas lights and trees set up) or visiting the mountains during fall… all the trees with the reds, yellows, and oranges in color are breathtaking!
Funny enough the south had a lot of Scottish settlers in the 1700’s
good video im from the south florida its very intersting
He described the deep south and coastal regions, which are rich in culture and beauty. They developed around farm and plantation industries. I suggest you look up the history of each place before you go. But also consider Appalachian mts-TN, VA, NC, foothills of SC and GA. Scotts and Irish settled here and the rural area kept many traditions. I live in the Great Smokey Mts. National Park in NC- unique Music, food, history and beauty (especially autumn). 3 hours from Atlanta, worth it! Its the most visited national park in the US.
Mert.....your accent is so cool.
most of the restaurants have got unsweetened tea yes the south is known for sweet tea so ask for a sweet tea or unsweetened tea thanks for the video
Mert,
If you prefer a vinegar based sauce try north Carolina type BBQ Eastern is whole hog BBQ with a vinegar based sauce, Western north Carolina is a ketchup and vinegar based sauce on something like pork shoulder, cooked with mainly hickory wood.
E. NC BBQ easily ranks as one of my faves. I'm from PA. I'll stand by it: go to Texas for beef BBQ or go to Eastern NC for pork BBQ.
Yes, there are different personalities in different parts of tbe US. We have lots of things in common but when you travel you see and hear the uniqueness. ❤
It's great to see that two of the scenes in "Walter's World" video are from the road to my home region.
"Mirachel Whip" isn't tart or spicy. It is sweet and sweet you don't want on your sandwich.
Go to Charleston ,South Carolina ..It is a great place I live fairly close to and I whish I could live there..
I have so many Scottish and Scots Irish ancestors that have been in the Deep South for over 300 years. According to Ancestry and 23 and me i am 50% Scottish. Born in Alabama and raised in Georgia. Southerners have a saying, “ Born in America. Southern by the grace of God”.
They also love their NASCAR racing in the South or Stockcar .
I've lived in the South all my life and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Most if my traveling has been up to NYC and DC. I found New York to be as friendly as Southerners. I think Charleston, SC may be the most interesting place to start a visit. It's so beautiful.
I agree. I moved to Long Island NY and people weren’t like people made you think. I worked with good people. I had a co- worker from NY that said she was so tired of people in other states thinking that all NY’ers were rude. Yeah,It’s really not true.
I am from Sonoma County California (Northern California) I wouldn't live anywhere else. I was in the military for 5.5 years, soo Ive been around. We have everything here. Fresh produce, grown here, Wine, hundreds of dairy ranches, beef ranches, chicken ranches, and right on the Pacific coast, sooo fresh fish. There are only a few largish towns (2) 50,000 or less people. There are smaller towns though.
Yes, I make crawfish boils and have bought crab bushels for boils. We have a special seasoning blend you can by at the grocery store, by different brands. The jar is huge, and depending on how much you are cooking, you pour cups and cups of it into the water. We usually have crawfish or shrimp boil with mini red potatoes and corn.
I've never been to a BBQ joint myself, but the one place I hear people mention over & over is Terry Black's in Texas; they have just about every meat that can be smoked, including a beef rib they call the "dinosaur rib" (it's HUGE).
In my opinion, if you want to visit the south in winter but you're not sure where to go, go to Louisiana; winters rarely get frigid there (it's actually so tropical that people plant banana trees in their gardens just for the look).
There’s nothing wrong with sauce, and you want it on certain barbecued items. Like, it’s usually mixed into pulled/shredded pork.
But there’s a school of thought and eating habit that a lot of people follow, like me, that sauce detracts from the pure flavor of the meat, overpowering it. I mean yeah, it will taste great with sauce, but you’re mostly tasting the SAUCE.
You can make a great historical, architectural, music and food tour very easily by going from Colonial Savannah...to Antebellum/Victorian Macon...and to the Modern South in Atlanta...all without leaving Georgia and very easy to get to each.
If you wish to see both nature and history on a southern road trip for around a week, I suggest flying into Washington D.C. and visit the Mall, especially the Air and Space Museum and the Monuments. Then in a rented car, drive west to the Blue Ridge Parkway and drive south to Asheville. A side trip west to the Smokey Mountains if you need to see more trees, or drive east on I-40 to Raleigh, and further east to Knobs Head and further east to the outer banks and Kitty Hawk. From Kitty Hawk drive north to Norfolk and take I-64 across the Hampton Roads Tunnel, you might get a great view of the largest navy base in the world. Continue north on I -64 to Williamsburg, and the Yorktown battlefield where America won the Independence War. Then you have the choice of amusement parks to visit, Busch Gardens in Williamsburg or King’s Dominion north of Richmond. Then north to Washington D.C. to catch your flight home. Warning, that’s around three to four days of driving, but your only extended stay for an entire day in DC and Williamsburg. This road trip takes you through both Virginia and North Carolina, lots of history and lots of scenery.
You should go to Savannah, GA. It’s a great place to go and never had a bad experience there and have been many times. Had multiple bad experiences when I went to the Outer Banks, NC. No trouble in the rest of NC so don’t get confused. NC is a great place to visit too..especially the Blue Ridge Mountains/Smokies. Btw, NC has two different types of bbq. Dukes Mayo is good but JFG is better.
Just spent Thanksgiving weekend in Savannah. Beautiful architecture and great seafood.
I grew up in a time when the neighbor was just as likely to scold you as a parent and that was up North, so to me it's just always been a thing. Do that in the North now and people get unhinged.
If you want to learn how to breath under water come to the south in July and August, the humidity will give you a lesson in breathing water.
I love vinegar based bbq sauce but I’m from North Carolina so I might be biased
Come to the Scottish Festival. The Mountain Highland Games in North Carolina. They love there tradition. It's fun!
He does a great one on visiting New Orleans
Visit New Orleans. Best food and nicest people. Lots to see and do here.
If I had a choice of where in the South I’d make a free trip it would be New Orleans. The food, the views, the culture.
Asheville, North Carolina (Blue Ridge Parkway, Biltmore, Estate); Charleston, South Carolina; Savannah, Georgia and if you have time to go that far, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Miracle Whip is not a mayo it's a salad dressing.
I’m from Pittsburgh,Pa. I think the manners thing is cultural. I’m AA and we were raised to do all of those things. Some people use manners and some don’t. I’ve lived in the south and not everyone has the best manners it’s subjective.
I love miracle whip.. I know, it's sacrilege.. lolol.. but we don't have Dukes where I live, so I do have Mayo store brand.
The best BBQ does not need sauce.
Try coastal Mississippi first.
Not as large a culture shock, a wee bit international. But still very southern. Excellent seafood.
The Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia was settled by the Scottish and Irish.
As a lifelong Texan, I can guarantee a hilariously-surreal experience lined with regular pit barbecue stops and burger joints in my home state-each location is often vastly different from the last.
A famous example around here in my home town is ‘Grumps,’ a homestyle burger joint with a back porch/your dad’s garage aesthetic-plastic tables, wooden chairs, giant buckets of in-shell peanuts on the table… The burgers are to die for; my favorite comes with barbecue sauce, crispy strips of bacon, and a whole deep-fried onion ring on it, _and_ there’s an option to get it on a jalapeño cheddar bun.
Prepare to gain weight.
New Orleans. Enough said!
crawfish are little like lobster. They are really good
South Carolina BBQ is a must have 😋
The South is sort of the opposite of California. The people are awesome but the weather (especially the humidity) sucks. California has great weather and scenic beauty but the people are various kinds of crazy.
I know I'm late to the party but the reason why were similar here in the South and in Scotland and Ireland is because most of your Scottish Irish immigrants settled in the south
The best BBQ is Alabama white sauce !
LoL I met my Wife at a crawfish boil , And the first thing she asked me was , Do you want to suck my heads !
All in all everyone in every state are friendly. The south probably does the Ma'am and Sir more so...but yes, people will give the older people their seat, or a pregnant woman their seat...we have jerks in the US but on a whole we are all very friendly and will strike up a conversation...etc..
Texas "Mississippi "Georgia "Louisiana and Tennessee have the best foods ever.
Charleston and Savannah are probably your best bet as far as beautiful places and great food is all around.
Dukes is creamy and tastes great. Miracle Whip is disgusting processed garbage. If you like the taste off of the bottom of your shoe then Miracle Whip is for you.
Miracle Whip is a salad dressing it’s not even a mayonnaise. It’s suppose to be different. Lol
Southern cooking is great but often heavy. There’s a joke that the reason why the south lost the war is because they ate their own cooking. Virginian speaking.
My buddy came down to Florida from New Jersey to go camping, he used the Spanish moss to wipe his ass........oh boy, his nether region was infested with chiggers 😂😂😂
You up by St. Augustine?
@@Ira88881 we were camping in Ocala im from Tampa
@@nicknomad7698 I asked because I’m in Coral Springs, and the only Spanish Moss I ever saw was in St. Augustine.
I love that place.
Central Florida used to have a lot of Spanish moss. I can sympathize about the chiggers.
Oh, it'll be above 32 C.
Southern Low country boil
Mert where are you from? It seems odd to hear you say some of these things as if you’ve never experienced them. Them getting your card should’ve been done if it was doable. Respecting your elders was something you only seen in the south is crazy. lol Yeah,Where are you from?!
The best hands down is Texas. Based on the Mexican food alone.
Crawfish is definitely an acquired taste I get picked on by my family for not liking them but in a crawfish boil there’s potatoes, corn on the cob, crab, sausage, shrimp, onions etc. but it’s spicy for those who aren’t used to it but I really enjoy the potatoes and corn soaks up all those spices and is very flavorful. But crawfish boil tastes the best from homemade ones. Restaurant normally just don’t taste the same.
Btw 34 years living in Texas never heard anyone call that a buggy lol only a shopping cart lol
you can't trust anyone that says PEE KAN it is pronounced PU KOHN
Best way for me to describe Miracle Whip is as the Salty sandwich spread. Whereas Mayonnaise is the Sweeter choice!
Miracle whip is NOT salty, its sweet.
we don t say buggie in florida we say cart he said a lot of wrong things
The first “don’t” is: visit the South. Obey that one, and you’re fine.
I am originally from Alabama. I moved away 45 years ago. I moved back there in 2022. It is a different world. Yes, manners and being polite are extremely important. The thing is, in "The South", some of the endearing sayings they use are outright insults to people who don't know what is really meant. They are very politically opionated and are quick to point out where you are wrong if you don't agree with them. It is a nice place to visit but living there is a totally different animal. I had to dumb my vocabulary down to be able to communicate and I lived in Huntsville, AL. Department of Defense contractors, Marshall Space Center, and Redstone Arsenal. I am talking actual rocket scientists but they are a small community. The locals are not the brightest bulbs on the tree.