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London, England | Last Days in London Eating Lots of English Food!
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2018
- On our last days in London we made sure to try an English fry up and some fish & chips!
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I am a 70 year old Englishman who spent the first half of life my living in various parts of London. I have spent most of today watching the complete set of videos about your visit to London. I thoroughly enjoyed them and even learnt a thing or two which I previously did not know. I find your positivity and sense of humour (humor in the US?) very endearing. You are a great couple and a skilled videographer and I wish you well for the future. I have subscribed and look forward to tomorrow when I will view your York video(s) a town I regularly visit with my RV. Thank-you for your efforts.
Wonderful to hear, so happy you are enjoying our London videos. We have quite a few videos from the British Isles, here is a playlist of all of them to make them easy to find. Have a good one! ruclips.net/p/PLrvJJu2Pt1jhvCgfwKedV1f5-7zzjpCbN -Eric
What a delightful couple, so pleased to have found you.
The parrots are lndian Ring Necked Parrots. They were originally pets that someone released into the wild. They spread like wildfire. The house you were staying in was Georgian built about 1800. Hope you come back and visit my country again. Safe traveling.
Honesty and integrity shines through this very enjoyable video
Thank you! How kind! -E
OK, I have now watched a good number of your videos and I would like to say a great big thank you. Your critique of the places you visit is insightful, informative, funny sometimes and above all honest and heartfelt. I love your attempt to get to grips with our quirkiness. I grew up very near Skipton Castle and actually had the pleasure of going to school with one of the sons of the family that owns and lives in the castle. Mr Fattorini used to have five cars. Four luxury cars and a tiny Fiat. He had the five personalized number plates FAT 1 through FAT 5, but he always put FAT 1 on the little car! Keep making great videos, you guys are brilliant!
Hahahaha, FAT 1. Wonderful. Thank you so much for the kind words, very happy to hear you've enjoyed the videos! More on the way...I'm working on a video about Gargrave right now! Haha. -E
You guys are great. You can really tell how much you guys love each other. It's lovely to see!
As a Londoner, I've just finished watching your little video series and loved seeing you experience and learn the city. Hope you'll come back again soon... maybe in the summer next time though!?
When we come back it'll be in the spring at least, haha. -E
I found it endearing that you didn't know much about London and hadn't used Google to find out 😀 I think your surprise, bewilderment and attempts at understanding were loads of fun. Don't take any notice of people who tell you how things SHOULD be done in England. Carry on your own way. Much more fun to watch.
You have summers?
Bubble and squeak is leftover potato and cabbage refried. yum. Glad you seemed to enjoy your trip to England and Europe.
there was a big legal battle about jaffa cakes, whether they are a cake or biscuit and hence subject to V.A.T (20% tax) the court ruled in favour of McVities and we don’t have to pay VAT on our Jaffa Cakes.
will x decided by "when a biscuit goes stale, it goes soft, when a cake goes stale it goes hard. Since Jaffa cakes go hard when left, they are a cake."
I am here to stick up for tartar sauce! It's the best and I have to ask for extra when I have fish and chips!
There are dozens of us, friend. DOZENS.
Up with tartar sauce! Viva!
London's parakeets are a typical postmodern world story... they are African Ring-Necked Parakeets that are descended from escaped pets, they have been very successful in London due to the large amount of food available to them all year round and their hardiness, which allows them to survive our winters. They've grown from a population of a few hundred in south-west London (I think they started out near Kew Gardens) to many thousands, spreading as far north as Enfield and as far south as Morden. I see them all the time in Rotherhithe! They're very noisy but very cute.
For the best fish and chips you need to go to a coastal town where the fish is totally fresh. Good fish and chips is also dependent on the oil that is used in the fryer. Te best places actually blend their own and is unique to them.
Yeah, the proper way is to fry in beef dripping, too many places use sunflower oil now and it just tastes boring
I've been to London many times but watching this video makes me want to go back there even more. Beautiful city. Ciaooooo! :D
Again, your love of travelling in London shines through, thank you. Kyde there is so much more to Cadbury then the egg! Know you’ve left UK now... but there’s a whole Cadbury’s World near Birmingham.
Bubble & Squeak in a restaurant or in this case, a little cafe, will not be "left over" stuff, but rather an actual recipe. The way "bubble and squeak" came about was people throwing their left over anything over a couple of days just together and cooking it together in a sauce or something similar, and it would bubble and squeak due to the randomness of the things going together.
guys it is black pudding made from oats herbs and pigs blood and when you said toast hat looked like that your egg was sat on it was actually fried bread (a slice of bread lightly fried in oil) glad you enjoyed your grub :-)
I've never really rated the fish & chip shops in London.... Some of the best fish & chip shops can be found in the North of England, in seaside towns and in the South West ( Devon & Cornwall) and the traditional presentation is the fish & chips in newspaper/paper wrapping. That is the working class way xD
And if they ever take your fancy again, there is a place in Tokyo called Malins that does a close enough replication of the traditional fish & chips. A lot better than what is on offer at those British pubs like Hub and Hobgoblin...
I agree. Many chip shops in Southern England (especially London) are awful and real malt vinegar is a must!
My favourite place for Fish & Chips in the South is a place called Squires in Braunton.
100% fish & chips from London are basically the worst place to go for them. Cornwall & Devon would be the best bet.
Yes, agreed, anywhere outside of the South East is better. You can even get gravy with your chips up north, gorgeous! Ignore snobby southerners, gravy is a beautiful English sauce. What is their alternative: Asian curry sauce, tartar or ketchup (not even English)!
The Pilot Inn, Dungeness, Kent. No contest, best fish and chips.
Cleethorpes!
The black pudding looked lovely! All that was missing was a tattie scone
"Don't make a fuss - Just get on the bus!" - Lovin' your vids, guys!
Black Pudding. Fish and Chips needs salt and vinegar. Tartare Sauce is optional. 😎 Best shower curtain is a double curtain where the water proof curtain hangs inside the bath and the material curtain hangs outside. This keeps the waterproof curtain from moving and wrapping itself around you. I have one and it’s good.
Fly tipping is when a truck dumps rubbish in an unauthorised place usually a residential area. It usually consists of rubble and other waste materials from house building or repairs. This is done to avoid paying fees at the authorised rubbish tip provided by the council. It’s a big problem for residents when fly tipping occurs in their neighbourhood because it can be difficult to get it removed and can be expensive.
Best fish and chips in the world is london, but without mushy peas.
Mmmm British Food... as an Atlantic Canadian many popular food items in our region have British roots (others are often French)... bubble and squeak is an old family favorite way to use up leftovers from a big meal, like turkey dinner... baked potato with beans and stuffs on it is also one my grandparents often made! Fish and chips though that’s HUGE where I come from! Here in Atlantic Canada we do a lot of fishing and fish and chips made with fresh caught fish is the absolute best!!
look around the local Chippies and go to the one all the locals are queuing up outside in the rain for. That's the best local chippy.
could just be the queue for the complaints 'department' ;) !
I'm really enjoying seeing my home city through your eyes. Have a lovely Christmas.
Hey you are in the street i was born in ...Bethnal Green road...I used to eat in Pellicci's every Saturday morning, Welcome to the Original East End. Just for your information guys, the bread pudding given to you has been made in Pelliccis for well over 70 years. My grandparents and parents all used to get bread pudding from there.
That was some amazing bread pudding!
Fish & chips ... Must be eaten with mushy peas and vinegar goes on the chips with salt. Totally adds to the experience.
At the breakfast location, I loved the wood walls behind you too. Fantastic workmanship! Lovely fun video. :-)
I love Fish & Chips. It tastes better when eaten out of a roll of newspaper as a takeaway food. They don't do that now though because of health scares from the newsprint. You can still get it in a proper Fish & Chip place rolled up in clean paper, but watch out for seagulls if you're walking around eating - they like to steal food. And yes, you do get seagulls inland!
Me too love fish and chips☺️
In Scotland we make bread & butter pudding and by your description of ingredients it sounds the same but it's made as a pudding dish and accompanied by custards, delicious!!
Enjoyed Your Video ----- And Your Breakfast, Apart from The 'Black Pudding' !!! Looking At This In January 2021 It Seems like A 'Lost World' Quite Amazing How Things Have Changed. Thanks For The Memories !!!
I'm a Londoner born and bred. Left when I was 40 I'm almost 60 now and very rarely go back but after watching a few of your videos I think a trip home might be on the cards. By the way, Thames is said so that it rhymes with chems or kems. Keep up the good work.
I might be wrong but fairly sure this used to be the cafe of choice for the Kray twins in the 60s, so a bit of London history too.
I had the beast english breakfast of my life in the UK in Kiddyminster.
Chips n fish 🤗🤗,
Squirrel:oohh a new tree..
Oopps this tree moves n has eyes--RUNNN!!😂😂
Bubble and squeak, leftovers mashed up together shallow fried.
It’s made from Blood, but it’s called Black Pudding :)
Yes, perhaps the name blod (blood) pudding would be just a scandinavian thing? (They were in Stockholm a few weeks before this, I belive.)
I think they call it blood pudding in the US also. They have a real "thing" about using the word "black"for things that are not related to African Americans.
Kind of makes sense, as blood pudding is black for real (at least more so than probably 99.9% of all africans in the world).
You guys are great. You seem so open minded and fun.
fly tipping is when a van or truck will pull up and just dump stuff at the side of the road or in the countryside.
There is a particular intersection in the city where I live (USA) where there is someone who compulsively dumps their garbage on the ground, It eventually gets cleaned up but inevitably they dump another load, like an animal fixated on using a certain part of their home as a toilet.
Have you been to Notting Hill yet? I can recommend Holland Park Kyoto Gardens & the peacocks are lovely, there’s a great restaurant in there too. Nice little food market in Portobello road & the whole Notting Hill area is full of fantastic quirky little pubs. I assume you’ve been to Nightsbridge, Chelsea (Saatchi Gallery, Royal Albert Hall). Thames is pronounced Temz by the way 👍
We have a lot more to explore on our next visit! -Eric
Fly tipping is where people with tipper trucks (or any vehicle) pull up and tip out their junk “on the fly” and run. Flytipping 😉
In London, the Underground is more expensive between 6:30-9:30 in the morning and 4:00-7:00 in the evening. Avoid these times if you can and you'll save like 40%!
Or just take the bus!!
ride a bike
The sausage in your vegetarian breakfast is made from Quorn. Quorn is a fungae, i.e. mushroom type, grown in large vats. You can buy Quorn based products in the supermarkets.
Bubble n squeak is so named because of the bubble and the squeak is from the cabbage. Usually cabbage and potatoes which historically was made from leftover from the dinner day before then fried together. I love it bu hubby wouldn’t eat that.
This is nice to hear people fond of London. It makes me happy to live here.
My local ...a timeless classic
Bubble and squeak, mostly mashed cabbage and potato fried. I love black pudding, i ate it for a few years before i knew what it was haha,
Great video. Could watch them all day.
There's certainly enough to keep you watching for days! Haha -E
You two are amazing, love your videos and attitude to life , from a great fan Phil in Oxford...
bubble and squeak is cabbage and potatoes
well bugger me , I have been lied to all these years ,56 and duped ...I feel such a fool lol cheers .lol
it's usually made of the leftover potatoes and vegetables from the sunday roast fried together - usually there is some sort of leafy vegetable (spring greens, cabbage or spinach) as the bulk vegetable, but not uncommon to have other stuff such as broccoli, cauliflour or parsnip mixed in there too
Greens, mashed spuds, peas, little bit if swede, keep in fridge overnight with some leftover yorkshire puddings, then fry up the next day, flatten the yorkies in the pan they go lovely no fat required as they have plenty in them, i have cold roast beef, thinly sliced, with a bit of Piccalilli on the side.
Hey Kyde, to answer your question adding air bubbles to chocolate changes the mouthfeel and intensifies the perception of taste. Ir was originally invented in the UK quite a long time ago. Here's the full info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerated_chocolate
the glass door on the shower is easier to clean, more sanitary and look better. if its put on properly it doesnt get the floor wet haha
I'll give you that it looks better. Hahaha. -E
Shower screen, I think the issue is how the shower head is fitted if it pointed down more it'd be fine. Toasting London in Yorkshire Tea is blasphemy.
Bubble and squeak is not a casserole a casserole in the uk is either meat and or vegetables cooked in a sauce in the oven and if it is cooked on the hob it is a stew. It is left over mash potato and cabbage which is fried. The reason it is called that is because of the noise it makes when it cooks.
To make bread pudding (aka bread and butter pudding), you soak slices of stale bread in milk, sugar, and eggs. Add raisins, and bake it. Then sprinkle more sugar on the top. :3
Sounds as good as it was! -E
Luke, bread pudding is completely different from bread and butter pudding.
Very different
Bread pud and bread and butter pudding are two different things. The former is like a cake made from stale bread, milk, sugar and dried fruit. Bread and butter pudding has layers of buttered bread, sugar, fruits and a custard over it, which is then baked.
Bread pudding is completely different from bread and butter pudding.
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Thames is pronounced Temms :) - from the uk
The birds in Hyde park are there because of the film 'The African queen' after filming in London they just let them all loose and they survived and bred.
Truth is, nobody really knows how this non-native bird first came to our shores. There are many theories:
1. The blighters escaped from the set of The African Queen, which was filmed at Isleworth Studios in 1951. This is the part of town where large flocks were first noticed. But that didn't happen till the mid-1990s. Where were they hiding for 40 years?
2. Jimi Hendrix released a breeding pair during a 1960s Carnaby Street stunt. Definitely not true. There's no record of the stunt. Plus, we once met Hendrix's former girlfriend Kathy Etchingham, who told us she'd never heard of the myth until recently.
3. The Great Storm of 1987 wrecked a number of aviaries in the well-to-do Surrey borders. This seems to make the most sense - it dovetails neatly with the first mass sightings a few years later. This is coincidental evidence only, though.
Go to platters on the Barbican in Plymouth- there is a platters chippy and next door is the platters restaurant, it’s only very small but the portions are enormous and fresh catch from the adjacent fish market. Wash that down with a bottle of Sauvignon blanc and you are eating food better than a five star hotel. The muscles are great also.
Sounds perfect!
It's called black pudding, The bacon is called back bacon. If you want belly bacon (such as you are familiar with in the US), you need to ask for streaky bacon. The river is the tames, not thames, even though it is spelt that way.
John Walsh in Ireland we call that bacon rashers, and we also have white pudding as well as the black
The Tube also gets very hot and stuffy in the summer. So good choice on using the buses.
We visited in January, hahaha.
I have , as we call it, a "fry-up" twice a week and it consists of everything you had in the "English Breakfast. The Black Pudding is made from blood and is a Northern England delicacy, very nice. The veggie sausage is probably soya and is very bland. Bread pudding, delicous and recommended.
At one time there was a police officer stationed outside the Embassy but I guess they got bored waiting for Assange to come out so he is back patrolling.
At one point it was planned to eradicate the parrots but it caused a lot of trouble so they are still there.
If I start on a Jaffa Cake they all go in minutes.
Nice to hear such positive reviews of England and the English, especially London. You are welcome back anytime.
19:54 (from the perspective of the squirrel) This looks tall, it must be a tree... Ooh crap, it's moving... ;)
The buses are fun (and convenient) if you're not in a hurry...
30:25 I thought of / was waiting for the pun about imPEEding on anyone... (juvenile I know)
Was the "vinegar"in the bottle on the table called Non brewed condiment if so that is the only additive along with salt that has been used on fish and chips for over a hundred years .Malt vinegar completely over powers the subtle fish and chip flavour
+ Paul Grinsill= absolutely true,Our chippy used it from the start (opened just before world war 2.)Use malt and that's all you can taste and smell.
Yum! Malt vinegar :)
The more vinager the better! 😋 in my opinion the best chippys can be found on the NE and SW coasts. From boat too plate in no time atall! Freshest is bestest👍
I really hope you BOTH do a return visit, it is my high-light of the evening watching you both..you seem to be able to make crossing a road fun to watch....I thank you..
You are welcome! Thanks for enjoying! -E
On your next visit to London you must visit the British Museum. It’s one of the greatest museums of world culture and it’s free! You can see Assyrian wall reliefs, Egyptian mummies, the Rosetta Stone, the frieze from the Parthenon and that’s just the first few things that popped into my head. Well worth half a day.
Flytipping is when people dump bulk rubbish/rubble, builders rubbish ,large electrical items, often when they have been paid to dispose of it properly.
Hello to both of you, I stumbled across your videos randomly a while back & I've gradually been working my way through. I just wanted to say thanks as they've been interesting, alot of fun & have helped take my mind off some things which were happening lately. It's amazing how you can get drawn into binge watching two nice people just experiencing & appreciating things.
Not sure if anyone's suggested it before but if you do come back to London at some point, Alexandra Palace is a beautiful building with a park in North London which is high up on a hill & on a nice sunny day has a great view from getting toward the outer edge of London looking back in toward the centre. It's probably not worth a days visit there by itself but a look around & a wander in the park to check out the view would probably be interesting.
Take care on your travels & keep having fun :)
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you are enjoying our little adventures. Alexandra Palace sounds very nice, noted! -E
i love you guys enthusiasm for London!!
You're both very likeable and so I've watched all of your UK videos. Well done for going to an ordinary proper fish & chip shop as opposed to an over-priced pub. The shower screen at your Airbnb is a single one. It should've been a fold-out triple one like mine-no water on the floor. The Tube was the first in the world, hence the oldest. There are newer and brand new lines though. I'm surprised you didn't go to The British Museum and Hampton Court as they are both world famous. If you come back try to go to Cambridge. It's roughly only 50 minutes away from London depending on what train you catch. Thank you for great viewing!
Thanks for the tips! Glad you enjoyed the videos. Sorry about how we said Thames. Hahaha. -E
Your videos are like Jaffa Cakes, can't have just one. Love your beautiful attitude to life and how adventurous you are, 30 years in London and I've never had a jellied eel in my life! You are such a love a couple too. Thank you making this evening more fun. Happy travels.
You gotta try jellied eels! Hhahaha, enjoy! -E
As my youngest grandson says, tato cheese and deansxxx
Fly tipping is when people roll up (usually in a van) and dump stuff like old mattresses, refrigerators or busted furniture on the side of the road and then drive off. Some fly tippers operate a sort of racket where they offer a house clearance service, and their customers think their large household items are being taken to the tip to be properly disposed of when in reality it's just being driven to some random place and dumped there. It's a really bad problem, because fly tippers often choose to unload the rubbish in rural areas and it costs money to clean it up.
Whilst you're in the UK the city of Bath is a great idea. Just stunning.
We have heard that over and over! Will have to visit sometime. -E
If you liked the Tower of London, then when you go back to London, take the boat up the river to Hampton Court Palace (it's a Tudor Palace), or take the train to Windsor and visit the castle there.
When life gives you lemons, make fish and chips
The parrots have bred on in the wild after some cage birds had escaped some years back. They have adapted to the cold, damp weather very well. Adds some bright colour to a frequently drab scene.
They come from the Himalayas. England is nice and warm from there.
Love you guys, really interesting insight into my home town! Can’t believe the first place you visited was God’s Own Junkyard, I live a stones throw from there! London is an amazing place to live, it’s like the whole world in one place. Shame about the weather, but you can’t have everything! P.s no one here eats jellied eels anymore...they nasty!
Haha, yea, I'll stick with spotted dick! -E
About the fish and chips. I live in Devon, were we know about fish. That was not a big portion, down here, that was a children’s portion. The best fish and chips is to be found at The Start Bay Inn. Much of the fish travels zero food miles to get to the pub; they land it on the beach right outside. You guys need to come to Devon.
Good lord, an adult portion must be crazy! -E
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Black pudding and bacon are the best part of an English breakfast.
I'm from England and an English breakfast is just the best way to start the day. It's one of my favourite things to cook! I love trying new foods which I've been doing a lot of while travelling. It's so odd watching someone try English food for the first time. You have to try a cream tea they are lovely, you have to try and find a place where the scones are fresh and not just thrown in the microwave.
Fish and chips shops are like pubs you have to find the best one that suits you
Black pudding is now classified as a super food
Need flavors or spices add salt , pepper etc etc etc thats always available in all cafes , restaurants etc
Wow, BLANDFORD! Ok so - I live in Ontario where everything is named after European stuff (for example, I live in London, Ontario and we have a little Thames river...we are close to other areas of Ontario named Paris, Waterloo, Culloden...you get the idea). When I drive from my city to my Grandparent's city, I always pass a Blandford road sign while I go down the freeway and always laugh as I drive by it. Now I know where that name came from xD of course it's in England. So many weird street names there, I've been enjoying them all.
Haha, wild! -E
Weird. I'm just about to make a bread pudding, and of course everyones mother made the best, mine certainly did, and I'm following her recipe. I've really warmed to you guys over your various London videos. London is a walking city, and it's nice to see people from elsewhere explore it with fresh eyes. Thanks for the smiles.
Glad you have enjoyed our visit as we enjoyed having it! -E
Londoner here, please come back, eventually you find the less touristy areas even in the centre and they are as good if not better.
Did no one explain that a Cadbury’s Twirl is an upgraded Cadbury’s Flake (wrapped in chocolate)? We have Flake’s in our 99 Ice Creams, Yum. Your U.K. trip is great viewing, hope you get to visit again in the future.
When I was a youngster, mum would make a big tray of bread pudding to fill up us kids and we did, it would be all gone before going cold.
A few years back, there was a Japanese rider based in a British superbike team, he loved eating fish n chips often.
Oh, you need to squat in the corner of the bathtub, the best between two walls to take the shower and not splash the water everywhere:) And the flytipping is when sb leaves bulky garbage illegaly (old car, old fridge etc.)
The best way to stop water from splashing is to use a proper curtin like the rest of the world, hahahahahha. -E
Bread pudding is baked. It is delicious and is one of my favourite desserts. Its only down side is that it is more or less 100% stodge!
Those green mini-parrots are Parokeets! I'm live in South Florida and we used to have a ton but after hurricane Andrew we lost a huge % of those beautifully noisy SOBs.
Great videos with some interesting people. I've rarely seen this high resolution on RUclips videos and it makes the scenery and food jump out at you. One thing that surprised me is that you didn't go to any of the many excellent museums the majority of which are free, the jewel of them all being The British Museum. You can pop in there for an hour and lose track of time and you come out and it's the day after!
Glad you enjoyed! We actually spent time in some museums in the UK, but typically museums don't make interesting videos so for the most part they aren't shown in our footage. Hope this makes sense. -E
Brilliant! I haven't been in the Smoke - London for years!! hell I have been out here now for 20 years... It is wonderful to see you 2 in the UK. The last time we went to the UK my way way better half ate Black Pudding - the blood sausage, She loved it,,,, until I explained what is was!! She died... just like I have done so many times eating Japanese food! It was good to get my own back,,,and to see you two on my manor - frusta - Great video as always people!
Greetings from Leeds -
Twirls are my favourite ! 😎👍🏻
The advice for the fish and chips was well placed, Gastropubs and hotels will serve you something that is very nice but far removed from the authentic experience you are looking for. However, you ended up at a Kebab House that happened to serve fish and chips. Ideally you would want to visit a dedicated fish and chip shop. The fish looked pretty decent but the chips looked sub-standard frozen offerings (common in Kebab houses).
We keep hearing this, but someone from that neighborhood saw our video and mentioned that specific place isn't too bad. That's ok, our friends in Yorkshire showed us their favorite chippy and it was nice to see the difference. -E
Yes I was surprised to see how good it actually was for a London Kebab house, you could have done a lot worse! I'm sure your Yorkshire experience did it justice. New subscriber here, love the channel.
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying!
The vegetarian sausage was probably Quorn.
So glad you enjoyed London! If you guys ever do come back you would be welcome to stay with my wife and I down in Greenwich! Hope you enjoy the rest of your travels, I am gradually catching up on them!
Ah the parakeets, some idiot released them from captivity in the Kingston/Richmond Surrey area and now they're everywhere. :)
Traditionally bubble and squeak was the left over veg from Sunday dinner.
I like both of you. Quite similar attitude of me n my mom n dad. Eric your smile and laugh so cute.
Thanks!!
Ahhhhh Heinz baked beans, Your all making me so jealous. I hope you enjoyed your breakfast. In Scotland it's called black pudding and it's fantastic any time of the day. Yummy.
As soon as she pronounced Yorkshire correctly, I said to myself, "I think she's got it. By George, she's got it!". And yes, they are correct about the London Underground: the novelty soon wears off.
Not saying 'Temz' in London negates 'Yorkshur'