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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- I am from America, but these roasts are good on both sides.
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"Europe has less cultural diversity" we can go for an 30 minute drive and end up in a place where the clothing, food and even dialect is drastically different XD
And still be in the same country.
I live in Turkey, I can go on an 8 hour drive. The whole drive will have like atleast 60 new dialects, 100 accents and every single person being drastically different in food and drink choices.
@@RoninBlackwing Even in the same province
The Balkans: Literally comitting Genocide on each other because the others pronounce a certain word in a funny way
@@RoninBlackwing In the US you drive 9 hours and you're in a different section of the same Walmart. ;)
Half of these memes are mistaking the UK for all of Europe. Nobody outside Britain calls fries chips for example.
Oh really ? Interesting I didn't know haha
They don't call them fries either, because their language has a different word for it.
@@mrnickname850 I mean yes that's true, but most of those different words would still translate to fries and not chips. I even went and checked a translator and most languages use a variation of the word "frittes" for it.
@@mrnickname850 Most of europe says fries when speaking english
Yeah. Same thing about the parking lot/car park and air conditioning.
From where I am, we call a parking lot "parking lot" and we actually have good air conditioning.
Also it's an insult to be lumped together with... the British.
1:01 The joke is that 90 degrees in Europe would mean 90 degrees in Celsius (90°C) which would be 194 Farenheit!
That's ... Not the joke
@@ParadiseDB7 It actually is. The joke is "90 degrees in America vs Europe" They don't specify the unit. So 90 degrees in America is Farenheit, or 32 Celcius. But 90 degrees in Europe is Celcius, or 194 Farenheit, aka, literally Hell.
@@RyushiroK no the joke is that you're weak and complain about mild heat
@@ParadiseDB7 It really isnt. The joke has always been "America uses another unit".
Just like the inverse
32 degrees in america : Iceblock
32 degrees in Europe : People chilling at the beach
@@naokaderapider4210 no sorry bud
Europe having less cultural diversity is a hilarious statement cuz every nation is unique. Its just that most european nations also have some *strong* opinions on their neighbors nevermind nations on the other side of europe
You're not as special as you think you are. Being unique is not unique. Every state in the US is unique too, and you objectively have less diversity. Less ≠ none my guy
So, even excluding the other non-US countries in the two American continents (Europeans only ever are speaking of the US when they say America for some weird reason) we also have hundreds of indigenous cultures and immigrants from ethnic groups from every corner of the globe who brought their cultures with them (official notices from the government in my state is printed with instructions in 10 different languages on how to get a copy in their own language).
@@Rukdug im not saying that the us or the americas as a whole aren't very diverse. I know that they are. Im saying i find it weird to say that europe isn't as culturally diverse. You can literally hop to the next town over and find a completely different accent even though you've traveled about 5 km. Especially within the european union travel between nations is incredibly easy as we all agree to have open borders between eu member states. Every nation in europe is different and every province and city within those nations are different. Not to mention all the minorities formed by immigrants that just add to it all. Again im not saying europe is somehow better than the US and the US also certainly isn't better than us either. Im just saying europe is more diverse than what she stated in the video. Also i don't really know why we say america instead of US. I think it's just an easy way to say it and it just stuck cuz everyone knows you're talking about the US. At this point all of europe does this and i believe large parts of Asia and africa do the same thing. Its easy and it's clear who you're talking about.
@@Rukdug yet most people in the usa dont have a passport, dont travel outside their state nevermind country and speak only 1 language. Get fucking real here, theres cultural diversity in who people 'say' they are, but in the languages you actually speak on masse and the culture and lives you lead its all fairly similar compared to the actual diversiy of different NATIONS.
@WookieWarriorz I've heard more languages working in a grocery store in California for a year than you have in your entire continent. I'm talking Hmong, Punjab, Hindi, Vietnamese, Spanish, Japanese, and at least two different languages native to China, and that's not even half of them. I've been to multiple varieties of Lunar New Year's celebrations, Quinceaneras, the largest Sikh festival outside of India, one each of Catholic, Hindu, and Jewish weddings, and I can go on. And that was all in MY STATE. You want to think we're some sort of homogenous blob because we only have one official language at the national level and because your only exposure to the US is some WASP tourists, that's your prerogative I suppose, but don't think people are going to avoid calling you out on that.
"Europe has less cultural diversity" Well if that isn't the most american thing ever i don't know what is.
🏳⚧The most American flag.
except that it's still true lol.
Europe has become more and more diverse over the years, but it's nowhere near the US...
It's literally accurate
You guys like to think you're so unbelievably special but you're not
The European ego is, cancer
Heads up - Britain is the *least* European country in Europe. P. S. Speaking two languages in Europe is the bare minimum.
Yep
When I was in school, we had to learn English, Swedish and then we got to choose German, Spanish or French.
Nobody picked French lmao
@@Skelterbane69I Had English and picked French cause I did Not Wanted to learn Spanish and deffinetly Not learn Latin 😂
Yeah bud something not English and English 💀 You learning the de facto language doesn't count my guy
Britain is half African at this point.
European cryptids are mixed. Could be anything from 'you have to rhyme battle this goat skull to not get your food stolen' to 'if you don't offer your ear, you'll suffer for eternity'
meanwhile American cryptids just kill you. no elaborate warding rituals, no secret weaknesses, you either die or escape
Northern European (Nordic) Cryptids are always deadly. Even the "good" ones are basically only your friend until you make a single mistake and then they rip your entire family apart. Everything from Trolls, Näcken/Nøkken, tomtar, Draugr, Huldra, lyktgubbar, Rå, Hamnskiftare, Bysen and hundreds of others are a huge part of Nordic folklore and all of them are deadly monsters.
Don't suck your thumb or the weird guy with scissors will cut them off... Germans, have the scariest ones.
@@gundalfthelost1624 hey just becose the Elves can range from inviting you in for tea to using you for a sacrificial ritual dose not make them dangerous
@@viktorgabriel2554 Doesn't make them more dangerous, since it's a 50/50 chance?
I really like it when some zoomer living out of a cardboard box in downtown detroit finds an image of bombed out buildings in warsaw from the war and goes "LOOK! THE AVERAGE EUROPEAN RURAL TOWN!!!!"
P.S. only the brits call fries chips; theyre the ones that are mental.
Nah. Detroit folks tend to more go with the classic "Europeans saying they're so tolerant" vs "Europeans when a Romani enters a bar" joke.
@@Rukdug Racism is against *_>>people.
@@Rukdug I'm European and very xenophobic, what are those Detroit folks talking about? I sure hope they don't come here...
"Europe has less cultural diversity" Rosie we literally have completely different cultures speaking different languages living right next to each other
... Same... Except from all around the world, instead of just million different latin arabic euro languages...
But we do have all of those here too.
there are literally countries which speak multiple languages in europe.
Europeans thinking they are unique because they have different languages will never not be so funny to me
@@si2fooand yet still fewer than America
You're just going to have to accept the fact that Europe isn't as special as you think it is. I know that's incredibly hard for you, but sorry bud America has more diversity. Every country on the planet has different languages. Your entire continent has fewer languages than our singular country. Or India. Or China. Language is not unique to Europe
19:38 "Europe has less cultural diversity"
> 40+ countries, most of which have 1600+ years of more or less unique cultural development
In case you wondered how that sterorype was going
Yeah,that phrase was the most united stateser thing i have ever heard
Yeah but no taco truck 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
It's kind of funny when people think of Europe, they immediatelly jump to Northern Europe, with Denmark, Norway, Ireland, Iceland, Estonia, United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland, Faroe Islands, Isle of Man, Greenland, and Scotland. But rarely anyone remember that in Southern Europe, we have Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Malta, Serbia, Slovenia, and like 15 other countries. So when people say we have less mixed cultures and no scary cryptids, that couldn't be farther from the truth.
To be fair, whenever you say "America" you always mean the US and not the rest of the two whole continents named for Amerigo Vespucci , each with hundreds of indigenous tribes and dozens of diaspora communities in addition to various countries with their own specific nationality and cultural variations they contain.
And the reason we in the US generally try to avoid including Southern Europe in our memes is because that involves making fun of both Italy and the Balkans. And no one wants to anger the Mafia by insulting their motherland or accidentally be added to the unending ethnic blood feuds everyone South of the Danube is obsessed with. Plus the Iberians already have another Continent and a half mocking them, so we need spare Spain and Portugal even more grief.
@@Rukdugwell... saying United States of AMERICA everytime you talk about us is a mouthfull
USA feels weird to say when talking about the country
And saying US feels wrong outside writing
Thats at least for me how it is
@@jixdl Okay, fair enough
I'd say France and Germany are also a bit overemphasised. Germany is kind of the divider, if it's south or east of Germany, or both, it's doesn't exist.
When everything in Australia is trying to kill you wearing any kind of open toed footwear is a bad idea.
Which explains why so many of them do. 😅
Say that to I Did A Thing
Bro gives feet for free
Then there's I Did a Thing lmao
And they still wear thongs. They are crazy
Americans: European cryptids are so cute and harmless.
Actual European cryptids: many of them were born frim dead human and were so feared that if someone was suspected to become one would be burried chained with scythe blade on their neck so uf woke up and tried to get up would get decapitated
They got knowledge of our mythical creatures from Disney lol
A long ass time ago me and some friends in Sweden where celebrating graduation and took a early morning train home. One dude fell asleep and we thought it would be funny to not wake him up. His dad had to go and pick him up in Norway ^^
NOT NORWAY, ANYTHING BUT NORWAY........ Except Denmark...
lmao that's hilarious
you a funny guy 😂
@@Skelterbane69 NOT NORWAY OR SWEDED OR DENMARK exept iceland or Estonia
13:00 Soccer/Football was originally called "Association Football".
UK shortened it into "Soccer Football" iirc
US just took the "Soccer" and stole the "Football" for their game with a weirdly shaped "ball"
To be fair, most of us in the states still have no idea why we use "Football" for a game played mostly with the hands, but it's considered tradition at this point so we don't really change it.
@@Rukdug Its because football is the name for the entire family of games.
Association football is simply the first to have regulated rules and the others spin off from it.
American football is a form of football, rugby is a form of football.
Thats why rugby clubs have RFC after their names, it means rugby football club.
The question of football vs soccer is whether you feel the original game that the others are spinoffs of should just be called football, at the original or whether it should be treated as just one of many ruleset despite it being the original and it having far more reach globally than the others.
"Europeans have less cultural diversity right" - Um ... you got that the wrong way around.
Its because other countries dont get visited by aliens* isnt it... can't believe they count that as cultur.
*the extra terrestrial aliens
Fahrenheit was one of the main scales in use in England at the time the U.S. started, so we just took that on
Brits: Bo'ol o' wo'a'
Americans: Woddaboddle
The reason the US calls it soccer is because that's what England used to call it.
In defense of American chocolate Ghirardelli is pretty much the best we've got.
tbf in the current football iteration you touch the ball with your hands you are gonna get called out. honestly surprised we called yours rugby and not handball
@@caellanmurphy4751 Rugby and football are similar, but rugby has less protection.
European football is literally kickball with extra rules.
Most 'incorrect' American words were the original word used in Britain, but then the Brits changed what they wanted to call it and then act all superior like a bunch of stuffy elitists. Aluminum comes to mind.
@@lasagnasux4934 That and Webster changed some words to be closer to the original Latin base words that's why the U is taken out of a lot of things like colour/color
Cryptids in Europe can vary from cute faires to basically slenderman. Yes there is a German cryptid that’s literally just slenderman.
And said cryptid is believed to be Slenderman himself, but from long ago.
@0:57 No Rosie, you get that wrong. 90°C is almost cooking temp.
@14:31 Very few people could name and locate most of the American states outside of America but at least they aren't that vocal about their ignorance. 🤫🤗
States aren't as important as countries so it's irrelevant anyway
Most of the states are basically the same shape
i mean i could not name all states, point them out on the map or name all thier capitals BUT random of the top of my head id get about 35-40 ish states right could point out ~25 on the map with decent accuracy and name about 10 capitals.
wouldnt be fast with it but id get there in about 15- 20 minutes
but i barely passed geography with a 3 (C-)
@@MW_AsuraAmericans will argue that a single US state is more important than every other country combined.
When it comes to cryptids in the EU. They are horrifying
Depends on witch ones ^^
In the alp mountain there is this deer cryprid which is just a deer with two legs that are shorter on one side of the body so it can only walk in one direction.
I'm sure not all American cryptids are terrible either.
@@pierremollet1914 and then there is a scarecrow that lures in shepherds with cries, to skin them alive and wear thear Skin, to blend in... whats your point? ^^
That Cryptid is from the Alps btw.
Ah yes, cryptids in the European Union.
These things run our countries.
@@darkflex91 well, my point is literally the verry first sentence of my comment. Not all European cryptids are horrifying. What's yours?
28:35 i would argue that the history of the USA is a spin off game that turned into this own series. We are the Neir to Europe's Drakengard; the Persona to Europe's Shin Megami Tensei.
More like the shitty spin off game nobody asked for
@@MW_Asura Your mom still loves you more than your absent father.
@@MW_Asura Most of Europe was singing a different tune from 1917-1918 and from 1942-1989.
Apparently American's removed the 'U' from words, because you got charged per letter for things like titles in the News, etc. So cutting out the letters was a cost saving move.
Every laugh i had was about her not understanding or being ignorant. Perfect content 5/5
It's the American in me what can I say lol
9 hours of drive get you in europe from Germany to Italy.
9 hours of driving is not even enough to reach my parents on a good day with low traffic. Sweden is a long country.
Over Swiss or Austria!
A 9 hour drive fro. Where I am in Virginia, US wouldnt even get me to the mid west. Id get alittle past halfway through kentucky 😂
@@gundalfthelost1624 I studied with the guy who flight 9 hours to reach his parents. And that's all in bounds of single country...
Is that with construction sites and that one traffic jam because someone has to stare at the crashed car in the opposite direction included or excluded?
You know Europe is more than just the UK, they're the only ones calling chips crisps and fries chips.
Fr I am genuinely afraid to eat American food, I don’t have confidence in your safety standards.
Dw, its Just Sugar
@@christianlenik5307 a lot of sugar + red dye 40 and dozens more additives, addictives, and preservatives.
If it's our food in the US, that's understandable. Basically "mom and pop"/"hole in the wall" style resturants are probably the only safe places for a European to eat, because they make their own food instead of making them the US way, albeit with US ingredients. Because our safety standards do indeed suck. We haven't updated them in forever because that would be "regulation". And that's a dirty word to a large proportion of the population that actually votes.
@@43110.o red dye? nah, bleach. sounds even tastier huh
1:06 the joke is that europeans use celsius
I’m calling out someone in your chat for saying the UK isn’t part of Europe. Brother, you think we just got together a pushed the island out of the continent. Left the European Union but it is still a European country.
I think it’s just hilarious that I could literally demolish an average American house with zero tools using just my hands. 😂😂😂
"Europe has less cultural diversity".... EU is made up of 28 countries, that together have ca. 100 different cultures and almost languages... Germany has 30 different Languages and Cultures alone...
American words = fewer letters, because newspaper's back in the day charged per letter used in ad's.
They'd love modern online grammar.
Y instead of why, u instead of you, r instead of are, etc
it's a shame that this didn't also prompt the creation of new letters in english to cover other sounds like 'sh', 'ch', and 'th'
@@MonstrousManuel missed opportunity to bring back the letter "Þ" and "ð" from Old English to replace "th" with smh my head 😤
one of rare cases why i am glad that i am from Balkan as most Balkan countries have same/similar language + each letter is separate sound which dosnt change once the you speak the whole word or sentences, i dont think that is the case for any other country
Colour, Neighbour, Favourite. Just wait until you hear the Australian and New Zealand Slang.
Nah, EU cryptids are scary as hell too, just US ones get more media presence (besides nessie).
Plus the US only has 2 or 3 cryptids that are actually scary lol. The rest are all crappy. The scariest North American cryptids pale in comparison to the scariest European mythical creatures
Us Cryptids are just weirdly almost all the scary kind, while Eu has ones that just wanna cause some tomfoolery, other that just wanna hang out, some that are actually doing good, and some that will torture you for eternity.
@@naokaderapider4210 yeah🤣. Most US cryptids are just bigfoot variations, or just "insert animal"-man. There are some good ones but most are really meh.
What's funny is if I remember right the British invented the word soccer.
If it takes you more than 5 hours to get out of a state then you just aren't driving fast enough.
$20 for a crate of water? Is it at least 200 17oz bottles?
You aren't driving fast enough... or you're in a city.
Soccer is short for "association", as the full name is association football, much like American football is actually called gridiron football.
And so, American football should be called gridder /j
@@_Revengist Eye, its not our fault that your gouverment decided to built 8 lane highways and super stretched out Urban areas and massive parking lots all over your country and act as speed dempner.
@@luzifershadres It's not our fault either. Car companies lobbied our government to make us dependent on cars.
For the record, the healcare is NOT free. We pay it with our taxmoney every month. But the medical prices in america are insane.
The yanks pay for their healthcare via taxes too. On average TWICE AS MUCH per capita as a European country. Ad to that the American patient has to pay for absulutely everything at upmarked prices AND ON TOP OF THAT there is the health insurance racket and the drug racket raking in people's cash. The resource ineffecicency of the American medical system is legendary. It quadruple dips in to people's wallets in a way that no other medical system, past or present, ever has. It squanders money like trash tier late stage communist industries used to do.
The football international governing body is called FIFA the last two letters are "football association"
Yet you kick the ball. It doesn't even look like a foot.
@@dansmith1661 I am unaware of any ball that is foot 🦶 shaped.
That doesn't really prove much because the abbreviation comes from french name.
@@GandalphG ah yes forgive me here's the full proper title Fédération Internationale de Football Association.
Joke on you ! Only Brits call fries chips and we dont claim the Brits we can bearly tolerate the French
Candy Floss is called Candy Floss because of how its made, the spinning contraption is crazy
i didn't know perceive me could be said in such a way......
sounds like "Witness me!".
I saw a meme once where Britain was spelling lots of words and America was spelling them but without the “u” in it.
Britain “What are you doing?”
America “Getting rid of U”
Just an interesting fact - USA getting rid of the U is because of money. Newspaper ads in early USA where paid by the letter - 'color' cost less than 'colour' and 'favor' less than 'favour' etc. so ads in newspapers got rid of the U to save money and sadly that misspelling of words found it's way in daily use.
@@seanthiar Judgement
@@seanthiar Interesting.
Yay this always makes me smile seeing differences between peoples
24:35 Wrong, Wrong, Wrong! And I am Russo-German!
26:22 I Like the proper Georgia there 🇬🇪
Europa has a lot of color Germanys color is mostly nature based bc the buildings that where build after ww2 are all in a more modern style(without color and without soul) but the old towns with the original german building style has also a lot of color. Italy has a lot of color too. But the eastern part is like that or thats what even we europeans think.
There's a joke here that Finland is just Sweden, but with less colors. And it's so true.
@@Skelterbane69 😂😂😂
The replacement Europeans are more colorful than the replaced ones or at least darker.
I actually can answer your question at 12:40 but it’s a bit long :/
So the game of American Football and modern Soccer were actually created within a few years of each other. The name soccer actually originated in England, and for a while, soccer and football were used interchangeably with the term football eventually winning out in popularity.
By the time the modern sports made it across the Atlantic though, we already had a sport called football that was rapidly growing in popularity, so we kept calling it soccer.
Also, as a fun fact, the game is called football because the ball is approximately 1 foot from tip-to-tip 😊
Hope this helps
Actually, to amend some of that, we used to have an Association of Football (the soccer one) like our neighbors across the sea. However, what we call football now is really gridiron football, a combination of rugby and football (soccer) and was just shortened to football, causing the Association of Football to change their name to the Association of Soccer Football and then dropping the word football completely
Soccer was used in Britain before it was used in the US. It's supposed to be a shortened version of Association Football. Also, the British accent isn't the correct form of english. The American accent (essentially what the standard Midwest accent is) is what British settlers spoke like. The brit accent was adopted sometime in the late 1700s/early 1800s
Its called FOOTBALL!
@@christianlenik5307 its not lmao, yall renamed it that long after it was made and tried to police everyone else into calling it that
@@Dark-ux4biits called FOOTBALL! And thats a Russo-German telling!
@@Dark-ux4biFootball! Fußball! Futobol! Get it, Yankees!
@@Dark-ux4bi The sport where you use your feet should be called football, not the one where you kick once and then use your hands for the rest of the game.
We weren't the ones that named those cities New insert European city name. It's a hold over from when those places were European territories and we never changed the name.
Americans are much more lazy then that. We tend to just take a name we like and let the state designation separate them. There are at least 9 cities/towns named Paris and a ton of unincorporated communities called Paris as well. 😆
And there are like 3 or 4 cities named Belgium ,some cities named Bismarck too
From what I remember on the US vs EU spelling;
The EU one is the original correct way.
The reason that US is different was due to Newspaper ads charging by the letter, so to save on costs they would shorten words.
It was done often enough that it ended up becoming the way the US spells quite a few words now.
Like "Cancelled" was changed to "Canceled" or "Colour" was changed to "Color"
Basically the reason why muricans spelled things weirdly was bc of Capitalism. lol
Can't confirm or deny but that sounds funny if it's the reason 🤔 😄
That to be honest is a great explanation and Sounds true 😂
I think you mistake EU with UK, the rest of us doesn’t speak english as their first language...
Not true. Color is the original spelling from Latin which predates the existence of the US. So curious how we apparently started it...
@@GaIIeonliterally no one said they did
Rosie needs to react to American vs European Fans
to be fair it's not an european thing to called chips, crisp it's an UK think. We call them chips in france we also call fries, fries.
“Football” once referred to a series of local ball games in England with varying local rules. One such variation eventually evolved into both American Football and Rugby.
Eventually, some guys got together to popularize a different variation across England, this was called “Association Football,” for which certain Brits of the time, now cursed by their modern compatriots, used “soccer” as a slang, based on a contraction of “Association”
But my favorite variation of the English ball game is the Atherstone ball game. It has just 3 rules.
1. Don’t leave town (in more modern times, a particular street)
2. Don’t kill anyone
3. The person holding the ball at the end of an hour wins a prize
As has already been clarified at least once: Soccer is a shorthand of Association Football made by british aristocracy ages ago which is what it was called when the brits settled the states originally. For reference there was also Ruggers which was Rugby Football, which is why they shorthanded it for easy distinction and 'poshness'. Then at some point we kicked britains ass in 'soccer' and they changed the name back. Those might not be related but I find it funny that the brits stopped calling it soccer shortly after we trounced them in a world cup xD
Pretty funny joke, but I've seen better
the rest of the world called it Football for longer then the English called it Soccer lets not leave out this big bit of information
@@viktorgabriel2554they literally invented the sport bud
@@ParadiseDB7 Partially, different versions of the sport have been played throughout Europe for centuries. Not to mention similar sports in native American civilizations like the Aztec.
@@ParadiseDB7 not really but they were definitely the first country to have a professional league.
Football were play in different form and rules.
And when the British creat they league (England, Scotland, Wales, north Ireland), the others countries follow it and to centralise every league from various countries, the federation international de football association (FIFA) was found, it's in French since it was found in France.
it was never soccer, the US called it that mistakenly then tricked two caribean countries they controlled in the 80s to do the same, the rest of the world plays association football, or just football, one of many different ruleset's that emerged, like rugby, Gailic football, aussie rules, and soccer which is a different game. The US now tries to psyop the rest of the world into thinking modern football is soccer because they don't like being wrong. Check any organisation in the world in any language from europe, asia, africa and most of america. Keep enjoying your hand egg, but it isn't football.
My dude I care not if we called it flappy bird with a ball I just legitimately didn't know haha
A quick search shows that soccer come from the British shortening of association and adding [-er] to the end, becoming assoccer, or just soccer. The Americans used to call it football, but after combing the rules with rugby, we came up with gridiron football and shortened that to just football and started using the term soccer.
A European school created the word soccer as a shortened version of association in their sports club. I think the school was Harvard. (I could be wrong, I learned this years ago)
i like how she says "they named it" while talking about only english, as if europe was a country with english as its official language.
Lmao 🤣 yes I did do this. Oof
1:04 What? No, because we use proper CELSIUS and 90 Degrees Celsius is for Example my Engine Temperature!
2:35 literally me! Expect I am living alone (not with "Friends" together) and got a proper Benz instead of an Up 😂😮
7:49 Yupp, thats even the Small Ram! Not the Super Duty
12:21 Only in my Office - at home my machine is not build to use instant Coffee! Only real Coffee Beans
19:58 you did not! You actually ruined it!
24:02 your ancestors are British!!!!
Not you literally being entitled
1:04 no bud it's because you complain
@@ParadiseDB7 No, it's because it's truth. Learn that in Europe we are using Celsius and without ANY unit called in meme it's most logical that 90 in USA is in Fahrenheit while in Europe is of cousre in Celsius (which is over two times more than 90F).
@@kadarak1 English bud
@@ParadiseDB7 knowledge of the world .BUD.
20:14 Well, I didn't have to remember all 50 US states but I had to remember all 50 countries in Europe back in school. .....And now I know both. ^^'
And btw. Latvia, a country in Europe, which has a landsize of only 24,926 sq miles but is seperated into 110 municipalities. (And on the 1st of July 2021 they changed it, to only be 36 municipalities)
Where I live almost no one has air conditioning because we can open our windows to cool down the house, no need for extra air conditioning....
man americans have it easy on geography damn the exams of geography remembering all the different types of soils different seasons according to crops plantation cycle for different regions of world that was such a pain in butt
The average person could identify 80% of country
fun fact, everything that the english make fun of the americans for doing differently than them is a result of them trying to be cool by imitating the french. they pretend to hate the french, but they sure do seem to enjoy bragging about being more french than us. lol
Hating the French is just how we bond in Europe. Unless you're bonding with the French, then you can bond over hating Parisians.
Well, thats why the rest of europe hates it when brittain is inclueded in a Us vs Europe discussion. The avarage modern brit is a light version of an american that copes to be culturaly more european.
American chocolate, like many other products in the United States, contains a huge amount of chemicals, especially carcinogenic ones, which can give the impression that it has a long-expired taste, while in Europe many chemical ingredients used by America are banned, so for example: Coca Cola has a different composition and taste compared to American, and many American products are not sold in Europe due to carcinogenic chemical ingredients. If an American seller wants to sell something in Europe, he must change the composition of his products to pass European standards.
Only the UK says soccer we other europeans call it Football. In germany we call it Fußball(fuß=foot/ball=ball) its a one to one translation but you cant translate soccer thats one of the cases where you translate the meaning and not the word itself.
Same in Swedish; fotboll.
In Spanish, the only way to call that sport is futbol (meaning football, obviously). The American thing would be Rugby. I won't be surprised if calling it soccer is an English language only thing
Or in Every hispanic Country (Futbol)
@@danielbritoperezIt really is
The UK says football. Only Ireland says "soccer" to distinguish from their Gaelic football, which at least is played with an actual ball
9:53 It’s like those HFY stories. Only humans can mess with other humans. The moment an outsider messes with us is when we don’t have anymore beef with each other.
@@aaronalkor me against my brother, my brother and I against our father, my kin and I against the world.
10:30 American chocolate has a chemical that is commonly found in r puke so it tastes off to a lot of people who don't commonly eat American chocolate
butyric acid, if you want the name of it.
15:40 Warmer countries that can grow olives use olive oil for cooking. Colder countries use butter for cooking oil. As I understand it, they don't really use all the other oils we do in Europe. Lie, nobody there would cook with coconut oil or corn oil or animal margarine, unless it was some really specific baking recipe.
0:58 I think it’s more about 90 Farhenheit vs 90 Celsius
"I don't understand why we can't just have the same words for things." Because Americans literally re-named a few things and changed the spelling of others just to spite to British.
And then complain about everyone else not accomodating to them lmao
The changing of the "u" was literally just to save cash when printing
You have that COMPLETELY backwards my guy
@@MW_Asurathe xenophobia is outrageous
The British came up with words, spread them to America, changed their minds and then tried to gaslight America for still using them. That's what happened bud. The British invented soccer and then stopped using it in 90s because it's "too American". Ignorant young British not realizing it was their grandparents who called it that
I find really funny how americans can name every president they've had but they can't point any other country in a map besides canada
Or Mexiko...
Actually, I doubt that most Americans can name every president... There's a stretch in the early to mid 1800's that's hard to remember because it's a part of our history that isn't much talked about (post founding father presidents until the American Civil War). Stuff happened (mostly bad stuff that led to the Civil War) and a string of terrible presidents, but it's considered a less important part of history than the Revolutionary and founding period, and the Civil war and Reconstruction period. I doubt many know who William Henry Harrison or James K. Polk were (I don't count cause I'm a history nerd.)
As for geography, I don't personally get that, as I've always been excellent at geography, but I'm willing to bet that most of them are good with American geography, which is really all that most Americans need to know in their day-to-day lives. It's anecdotal, but most of the Europeans that I know (I live in Japan, so most of my non-Japanese friends are European) are great with European geography, but if I asked them to point out, say, Indiana on a map, they're lost. So I think it is less of an American thing and more of a "what's important for my everyday life" thing. Just my experience, and two cents.
They get really angry when you mention President Trump.
Yeah that's literally not true
We don't bother for most of the presidents, but our history nerds are just as interested in geography as any other. And I bet you if I asked the average European to point out a country like Samoa, Haiti, or Kuwait on a map they would be just as lost as the average US American. Like, US people might only generally know US and surrounding countries geographically, but I've yet to meet a European who knew about anything geographical outside of the Mediterranean and Europe proper.
Someone once told me that Australians are just British people that have specced into wisdom, and I can't argue with that.
The word “football” came into use first when the rules for Association Football were written up in England in 1863.
At the time, the word “association” was used to distinguish this sport from another sport with a similar name, “Rugby Football”
Wrong.
If they're crispy slices of fried potatoes they're called "crisps", if they're chips of fried potatoes they're called chips.
This logic beats yours Americans (and some Canadians)
Fried is fried.
theyre fried and they're made of pommes des terres.
pommes frites makes the most sense
Also Theyre not really chips of potatoes theyre more sticks
@@snipersougo13 there's a machine which cuts potatoes into chips/fries.
Do you know the name of this machine? A potato chipper
@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 depends on the form it cuts.
But usually potato cutter or potato slicer
@@snipersougo13 thats a different machine entirely
The last meme doesn't apply to the UK and France, we have some of the highest military expenditure in the world, behind The US, China and india, even though both France and the UK have reduced military spending in recent years.
I totally agree, allow Germany and eastern Europe to defend their own countries
Not until they get rid of their foreign owners.
Ah, the economic mastermind and master of 6D chess appeared.
World is a little bit more complex like that. Also ... do you know the little country of "Poland" ?
Do you realy want Germany to refund theyr Military, just asking xD
@@ruas4721 who are you talking to?
@@cordiscancri4790 how would Germany refund their military? And what for?
20:22 well our countryes are also not just some squares lol . most of them have unique shapes so they are easier to remember
i have once seen someone europed the american borders based on mountain/river and it looked lot better
It’s true about the chocolate.
My friend visited Australia and New Zealand and brought back some chocolate varieties.
Oh man, our chocolate SUCKS!!!
19:31 HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA::::You serious!?! ^^'
As a European I do not claim the chips/fry thing thats in the UK.
edit: Its always gonna be football.
edit: instant coffee all the way, what the hell is a coffee bean.
edit: UK is the US of Europe true.
edit: I've never heard candy floss in my life, always cotton candy cuz it makes sense.
Final edit: I love how Muricans see as Europe as UK, Germany, Italy, France, Russia and thats it lmao
You lost the war, we *WON* the war, so thus you *HAVE* to call it soccer.
Checkmate, British.
Also, the UK literally used to call it soccer
@@CarnageUndone I dont care what UK called it, football makes sense, thus in my language its literaly "fotbal"
@@Abandoned_Bad_Dragon_Toy why the hell are you so offended? Literally university students in the UK made an acronym SOCCER. That’s factual history mate, there’s no need to get your panties and twist dude. Also, when you say, European that envelops a lot of countries that’s not exactly specific the UK classifies themselves as a European country.
@@CarnageUndone Im not offended mate. Most people say football cuz guess what you play with a ball with your foot
regarding the norway thing yes you can but that is mostly due to that region being the border region, same way there are town that are both in canada and the USA at the same time on the border
It's actually crazy that Americans have to pay for college. I live in Europe and it's fully free
2:00 Ya that room is expensive. But in Europe the wait time is a killer.
No matter what you are fu...
We are not the colonies we are the victors 🐮
No, you are Not...
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"Void of color and overall happiness" and Ironically Scandinavian countries (+ Finland) are ranked some of the happiest nations in the world.
Scandinavia (+ Finland) should be unicorns and rainbow colored!
I love that she didn't get the 90 degree joke then right after was talking about the Celsius and Fahrenheit meme haha.
The U thing in words was something the brits started to add in after they got English in the US and England to be similar. Most of the American words and spellings like that are because the Brits decided to change their words. American English is closer to the original English than the English of England
I've heard Celsius is in relation to water temp, and Fahrenheit is in the temp as it relates to air temp. If true, F makes more sense to me
0C = water freezes
100C = water boils
How is this hard?
@@Skelterbane69 You didn't prove them wrong, all you did was agree with them. Celsius is the measurement for the temperature of water, thus it is based around water boiling and freezing. That is fine if you are cooking food, but what I want to know is at what temperature am "I" going to freeze or boil at? Cuz I'm American, so it's all about me, you see?
@@Glaive1771 Well, that's easy too.
-10 = winter, snow etc
0 = bring a jacket
+10 = warm
It ain't hard if you've used it once.
@@Skelterbane69 Because Americans prefer going through insane mental gymnastics to justify their nonsense instead of just saying that they're used to it because they grew up with it lol
For anyone who is confused Australia is both a Continent and a Country. So whichever you call it neither is wrong
As a german; I can not comfirm that all criptids are nice.... let's just say... Elves (Old german = Alben) are evil in the german culture. I mean like, the word Nightmare (German = Albtraum) comes from them.
17:27 - Hol' up. Waitaminit. Som'thin' ain't right!
The whole thing about the USA having letters removed from words is from back in the day during the time of the printing press. As every letter had a cost attached to it, so they would remove letters from words to save money.
Driving directions in Italy were "mixed" in 1922 because there were barely any cars. My grandpa is 85 and he told me how they had to dodge dung piles and horse carriages when they first went to Italy by car (in the early 60s I guess)
0:56 It isn't just the lack of air conditioning. It's also the fact that we use the Fahrenheit system while all of Europe uses the Celsius system, and 90°C is way hotter than 90°F (194°F, to be precise).
12:56 it was football first also football was already played in the Middle Ages. In Europe we call the other “football” American football or Rugby.
American football is the special olympic version of rugby.
Finland and Sweden are competing each other over who can drink the most coffee
21:51 that is one of the benefits of the Sengen agreement!
I live in the UK. The thin ones, like the ones from McDonald's, are called fries. The thick ones are called chips, sometimes oven chips.
the only accurate meme was that England is the US of Europe. specifically england, the scots an ireland are good.
most people dont think about it but seconds is metric
0:29 here in South Africa both are called chips.