My flatmate just walked past my room and shouted "IS THAT EVAN?!?!" to which I replied "YES NEW UPLOAD" she then proceeded to run down 2 flights of stairs to watch haha i live with intellectuals
So glad i can finally understand when evan speaks a different language in his videos. I dont know German so i never know what hes saying but i know Spanish so i understood for once yay
"We'll be talking about taxes, and someone will find that really interesting" Gosh, you and your friends must be so much fun xD Sidenote: I did actually really enjoy that video.
Hull is a great place; people judge it way too quickly. Although I wouldn't say this is a must-visit place in the UK, it has such a rich culture and history that is often glossed over by the rest of the UK (and the world). Overtime, Hull has changed drastically but growing up in Hull and living there isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be. There are numerous amounts of benefits to living in Hull such as extremely affordable housing, lovely museums & galleries, diverse culture and so much more. Hull also has The Deep - the world's only submarium. It's a small city but honestly worth visiting if you can rather than judging based on what the media says and things others have told you. I'm not saying it's the fanciest place ever but honestly visit it and then judge it. Have I lovely day
As someone who lives in East Yorkshire, Hull isn’t my favourite place in the world, however it does annoy me when people judge it but have never been. There are much worse places to visit, and the surrounding areas are beautiful!
Just saying as a person from hull that it is actually a lovely city, we have a load of free museums and gardens and the people are by far the nicest you'll ever meet despite the stereotypes (nowhere near as miserable as Londoners), the heritage here is a huge part of our community and is so important. If you ever decided to visit I would love to be able to show you the sites of our beautiful city
okay i’m from hull and can i just say, i think it’s pretty great. we’ve got The Deep, Englands tiniest window and pattie butties. what more do you want??
I was ending up with snicker-pancakes for a long time, but then my grandma told me that you have to cream the butter and sugar for like 2 minutes to make the cookies fluffy and not fall
About the test anxiety, something that really helped me was telling myself before/during the test that whatever is going to happen i can’t change it and i can’t do anything about it now, i know easier said than done but you did your best at studying and you’ll have to deal with the outcome anyway, good or bad
Although this may not be the best way whenever my friend was upset after a test o would always say if u have actually done bad ur gonna be crying when u get ur results so there is no point crying now
I recommend preparing for the test at least a week or two before the test. If you come prepared to the test and sure of the subject it feels much better
With the exam thing though, you've got to make sure your spending a good amount of time doing things you enjoy and make you feel relaxed with doing work so you get a good balance.
You’re one of the few RUclipsrs I can actually relate to, I have learned Spanish and French I keep a garden ( So many things i find in common) Glad to see a normal person on RUclips 😂
what made me laugh is that Evan was complaining because the DLR emits less CO2 per person than the Tube, but the Tube is the one being disrupted here, not the DLR
I don't know why but watching your videos feels like a big warm hug! Also along with saying listen, clearly, and sure all the time, you also do a lot of thumbs ups when you're talking.
Although I wouldn't recommend a specific trip to come visit Hull, I moved her for University over 3 years ago and it's actually not bad! There's a fair bit of history behind the place, and I enjoyed living Hull so much, I've found myself a permanent job here! :) Great video Evan :)
Someone: Do you have children? Evan: Sure. Someone: How are they doing? Evan: Growing well. Someone: What? Evan: And producing fruit. Someone: *confused*
Idk how I feel about Evan's advice about time management and hiring an editor. Not everyone has the ability to 'just manage their time better and do it all'. For me studying takes so much mental energy because of my anxiety and so does a lot of other stuff. So if you need an editor and have the money to pay them I don't think there's any shame in getting help.
I admire young kids like you who influence people to do great things like learning a language, learning to cook or taking care of a plant. You're so young and so wise. People my generation generally are not as brilliant as people your generation. I am using your videos to improve my English listening skills. It makes me feel good that I can understand what you say. You speak fast, man!
I went to university in Hull and it is generally one of my favourite places in the world. It won city of culture in 2018 and there are lots of fun things to see and do, if you do some research. I think people should cut Hull some slack, it has a bad rep but it is a great place.
LTTP: I might be a bit bias (Judge by the name of my profile; not actually from Hull and I've lived in Manchester and Brighton too which admittedly are nicer but more expensive) but Hull is awesome, cheap, loads of great food, cheap again, pretty friendly on the whole and loads of interesting multicultural areas. Plus the best metal club ever. Plus the City of Culture stuff was awesome, lots of cultural stuff music wise, the old town is ace as is the fruit market area.
Unpopular opinion: I really don’t like Shane Dawson. He has a huge platform, and instead of using it for good he just spreads misinformation and makes ridiculous wide sweeping statements that young people take as fact. Is it necessarily his fault that young people take his word as gospel? No, but I’m sure he’s aware of it and does little to persuade them out of it, and to promote critical thinking. Series like his Jake Paul series and conspiracy theory videos are damaging to our youth who are lapping it all up.
You seem so happy and healthy right now! You just seem to have a positive vibe coming from you throughout the video and it makes me so happy to see you like this. I've been following you for 3 years now and you've grown and changed so much, especially in the past year, you've seemed much happier and like you are putting a much larger effort towards your health and happiness. You seem like such an amazing person and I hope that you know that you are inspiring me (and others) to follow in your foot steps. You've been doing an amazing job at being a responsible adult and I'm so happy to see you this way! :) :) :) :)
Hull city center has three shopping centers, so compared to my crappy town, that's mindblowing. Maybe it'd be boring in Hull if you're from a bigger city, and I know people who've lived in Hull all thier lives get bored, but I don't understand how people can get bored there.
I completely agree with everything you said about extinction rebellion. Here in Brighton they have a tendency to protest in the centre of town, on roads that are only accessible by public transport...............holding up people who are using public transport instead of driving loads of individual cars. Absolute dumdums if you ask me.
Yes! Totally agree on the flex culture thing. I can't afford college, meanwhile some of these RUclipsrs are showing off, spending thousands upon thousands, acting like it's no big deal. Is quite disheartening
I am an American, and the best cookie EVER is Hope's Royalle, it's atrociously underrated. It is essentially a mix of macadamia nuts, fresh coconut, and semisweet chocolate chips. If you're from another country, I highly recommend googling a recipe and making them, SOOOO good.
Backing you up as a fellow American, snickerdoodle is the best. Chewy and cinnamon sweet. Monster cookies are my 2nd fav; which, in my opinion, are chocolate chip cookies with the chocolate chips added to or replaced by M&Ms.
“Well I’ve already been to walsall” okay no need for the personal attack 😭😂 but it’s true it’s real crappy there and that’s a fact I don’t recommend it
Yeaaaaahhhh working more doesn’t really help with the test anxiety thing.... 😅🤷🏻♀️ I understand and agree with the fact that the more confident you’ll be the less stressed you’ll be as well, but the problem here is no matter how much you study for something , if you’re someone that gets anxious really easily, you won’t become more confident because it’s not rational. So you can’t rationalize your brain by knowing that you have done everything you could and know the subject, bc there will always be a part of your mind telling you all the « what if »’s possible, and sadly it’s most often the loudest and takes over whatever effort you put into the rest. 🤷🏻♀️
Thankyou evan. You've inspired me to keep plants (house plants, I've always had a garden but never thought about bringing one inside) and Thankyou for encouraging me to upkeep my Welsh, im useing duolingo to keep me in time with the language, and liveing in Wales speaking level 3 (in the grades for NVQ) Welsh actually helped me get my job
Almost every British person I know claims to love beans on toast. Must be in their DNA or something. Apparently they often add grated cheese to it at least.
Pls dont judge hull. It's full of culture, pretty restaurants, amazing museums and beautiful architecture. I moved here from doncaster. That's a place you dont wanna visit.
If your cookies are coming out like pancakes you either overcreamed the butter (beat it until it turned white, which can be useful in a different recipe) or you didn't incorporate the butter well (which you'll generally notice chunks of butter as you're scooping if that's the case, typically because you didn't cream the butter enough). You want to use room temperature butter and beat it in a mixer until it becomes similar in texture to yogurt. Something absolutely no one will ever tell you is that if you don't have a mixture, you can actually just melt your butter and really beat that sugar in manually, but this doesn't produce a pretty cookie. My apologies if any of this has been said to you already. I'm a professional baker who is essentially self-taught, so I love to spread knowledge when I can.
Sorry Evan but beans on toast is a British staple. Is it my favourite dish? Probably not, but do I bloody love it? Yes I do! It's so versatile. Hungover? Beans on toast. Feeling poorly? Beans on toast. Fancy brunch but have nothing in? Beans on toast. Quick tea? Beans on toast. I could go on and on. 😂😂😂😂
Love Shane Dawson but also agree about the whole flex culture shiz too. I’m the kinda person who brags about getting a coat on sale for a fiver and really don’t understand wanting to spend more than a months rent on a T-shirt 😂
We are so alike. I am learning 2 languages at the moment. I am learning the piano. I am a huge nerd and I love to travel. Just thought that was interesting.
I see where ur coming from about Shane but I love the one about Jeffrey star because even though he does flex it goes behind the scene and shows how hard he works to be able to do that.... love your vids btw
Coventry is the next city of culture. 😂 I can say being from here, this award probably is awarded to places that could do with a little more culture. 🤷🤣
You don't know what you're missing Evan. We were UK Capital of Culture 2017 not European. A title awarded by the Arts Council every four years. Coventry take on the title in 2021. While the infamous Ronnie Pickering road rage occurred in Hull, there's much more to the city than that. For example, we host a number of festivals in the city. There's the festival of the spoken word, Freedom fest ( tying into our links to William Wilberforce and the abolition slavery), a sea shanty festival and a biannual festival of new music. Historically Hull King Charles I entry to the city which led to the outbreak of the Civil War. It's also where the ship Bethia was built. It went on to become known as The Bounty as in Mutiny On The Bounty. Hull is also the birthplace of Dettol, the boiled sweet, the LCD, the Venn Diagram, Association Football (Ebenezer Cobb Morley being from Hull),, and the bone density scanner. Hull has been used as a film location on a number of occasions ranging from "The Personal History of David Copperfeild" to " A Royal Night Out" to the TV series "Victoria". Hull has several museums and art galleries and unusually these are free to enter. Despite being the one of the most bombed cities of World War II (95% of all homes affected) I it strikes a balance between retaining its history and being a modern cutting edge city. We are, for example, the only city where high speed broadband is delivered by fibre to the home not just to the nearest cabinet.
Greatings from Sudan. I've been watching your channel for 6 months now and ever since I've implemented some of your advices especially language learning keep up the good work P.s. your chair seems owesome, please send me the Amazon link
You've made me actually commit to Duolingo and now I'm competing with some random people on the internet for the gold prize on my league board and I kind of love it! So thank you ! I also planted my own two avocado plants after watching your video and watching them grow is so exciting. I never thought a plant could give so much joy
The majority of the XR voted no against this action with the tube- i would recommend you read Rupert Reads' post on this. The XR encourages people to use the train, please do not base the whole of XR on this one event, which was not supposed to happen.
I agree completely with your extinction rebillion comments, I know someone who's father died because of the disruption as the ambulance couldn't get him to hospital in time😔
I am offended by your comment about how Hull is boring. Hull has some nice stuff and the area is lovely, especially the south bank of the Humber which has some lovely little towns and villages. Don't diss my hometown!! 😂
Interesting point on test anxiety. I suffer from very bad test anxiety to the point where I do not test with my class (this has been the case from kindergarten all the way up to now when I’m in my second year of college) I would agree that being overly prepared for a test is a great way to reduce anxiety. This has worked for my Econ 115 class and I’m killing it in the class with a 103% BUT I’ve also found that not knowing a single thing and being prepared to fail also works. For example, spanish is very very challenging. The first test I studied really hard and had a massive panic attack because despite studying like crazy, I couldn’t remember a thing. When the second test came, I knew I was already too far behind so I didn’t study and just embraced my D+ (which was better then the F I got in the first test) I feel as if the worst place to be when you have test anxiety is unsure. When I feel like I know something but can’t say for sure I’m right, I feel my anxiety is the worst. Being in the middle is awful.
i am part of xr and like vast vast vast majority completely agree with your thoughts on the dlr action it was genuinely silly. we had an internal vote that was ignored by a tiny group of rebels, and an investigation is now happening to stop things like this being repeated
Evan Playing sport in the rain, that’s nothing! One of my scaring memory’s was having to do compulsory swimming. One cold Winter morning we got bussed down to the local municipal heated in door pool to find that it had ice on it, due to gas heating system breaking down. Yes, they broken the ICE ( NOT thin ) and made us get in for 1-2 minutes at a time ONLY. After all they didn’t want to kill us (yet) what’s the fun in that! Can anyone from Lordswood Boys Tech/Grammer Birmingham back me up on this? P.S. Compulsory swimming was brought into all UK schools (at least the boys) after they discovered post WWII that most British soldier drowned when forced to swim. 30% of class mates ended up in the military! NSW in Oz
It was the DLR at Canning Town station (you can see the designation in the background) and there's another video from the same day at Shadwell DLR station
@@evan they targeted both jubilee and DLR trains but the video you showed was when they protested on a jubilee line train at canning town it can get confusing sometimes as I mistaken it myself sometimes
@@evan as oh well has pointed out whilst you are correct about the sign the train they are on is a London underground not dlr train & just checked online, canning town serves both underground & dlr trains & lines! For someone that lives there not very good at telling the difference lol
You should visit Preston up in Lancashire! The city is filled with history and beautiful parks. It’s a beautiful place to visit and study (like I currently do)
Snickerdoodle: we buy Complete Cookies in multiple flavours, they have a snickerdoodle one. Discovered them in USA. They're pretty filling, have some protein too. Can get them here by mail order. Snickerdoodle Not my fave variety (I love mint choc chip and double choc; some of others not as good as hoped). They are a big cookie that is dairy free and other thing free - packs of 12 from eg. Dolphin fitness (best value we've found).
"I have so many meals under my belt" hmm.. most of my meals ended up above my belt... so much so, i don't even need a belt anymore. i kid. great video as usual Evan.
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"Listen" "clearly" "sure"
Evan a true intellectual.
(For how to speak Evan) I think we should add “Honestly” from the tier video.
honestly... you might be right
Or just talk 3 times faster than the average :)
Skye Smith “genuinely” as well
not forgetting the hands too :P
I feel like “literally” needs to be added to the list.
Uh oh
My flatmate just walked past my room and shouted "IS THAT EVAN?!?!" to which I replied "YES NEW UPLOAD" she then proceeded to run down 2 flights of stairs to watch haha i live with intellectuals
😭😭😭
@@evan this just happened right? I'm not seeing thing. Hi friend uwu
I aspire to live with people like this ❤️
I swear to god Evan is good at everything
Growling avacados
Cooling
German
Languages in general
Utube
Maths
Piano
In my opinion ~life~
Etc
Man, growling avocados sounds mildly terrifying
cooling?
What do you mean by cooling?
Evan Edinger cooking sorry 😂
'Growling Avocados' sounds like a Metal Band that doesn't take itself too seriously
I’d be interested in a Cooking with Evan video
Omg yessss!
_Cooking with Evan!_
So glad i can finally understand when evan speaks a different language in his videos. I dont know German so i never know what hes saying but i know Spanish so i understood for once yay
Cries in frenchie
Fantastic 👍👍👍👍
"We'll be talking about taxes, and someone will find that really interesting" Gosh, you and your friends must be so much fun xD
Sidenote: I did actually really enjoy that video.
Same 🖒🖒🖒🖒
I completely agree with the Shane Dawson/flex culture thing
Hull is a great place; people judge it way too quickly. Although I wouldn't say this is a must-visit place in the UK, it has such a rich culture and history that is often glossed over by the rest of the UK (and the world). Overtime, Hull has changed drastically but growing up in Hull and living there isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be. There are numerous amounts of benefits to living in Hull such as extremely affordable housing, lovely museums & galleries, diverse culture and so much more. Hull also has The Deep - the world's only submarium. It's a small city but honestly worth visiting if you can rather than judging based on what the media says and things others have told you. I'm not saying it's the fanciest place ever but honestly visit it and then judge it. Have I lovely day
Second this! The marina and old town are gorgeous
@@alisonrolfe Yeah, Hull has such a rich history and isn't afraid to show it
The deep is a fun place to visit, went there a few times when I was younger
@@alltimebubble7837 same
As someone who lives in East Yorkshire, Hull isn’t my favourite place in the world, however it does annoy me when people judge it but have never been. There are much worse places to visit, and the surrounding areas are beautiful!
Just saying as a person from hull that it is actually a lovely city, we have a load of free museums and gardens and the people are by far the nicest you'll ever meet despite the stereotypes (nowhere near as miserable as Londoners), the heritage here is a huge part of our community and is so important. If you ever decided to visit I would love to be able to show you the sites of our beautiful city
"I've got so many meals under my belt now"
I don't think a sausage is considered a meal😉. However, it may serve as a quick breakfast.😂
badum tsh
Hahahahahahahhaha so funny 😂😂😂😂
yikes
“Genuinely”
I swear if they weren’t imitating Noah I quit
The whole extinction rebellion bit reminded me of noughts and crosses
tic tac toe?
Evan Edinger I think she means the book?
@@evan a book by Malorie Blackman 😂
@@janani1826 oh never heard of it
Evan Edinger it’s rlly good but it may be a bit basic for u I read it when I was like 13
okay i’m from hull and can i just say, i think it’s pretty great. we’ve got The Deep, Englands tiniest window and pattie butties. what more do you want??
"What is the best cookie you've ever eaten?"
"Snickerdoodle."
Evan I support you 2000%.
Thanks fam 🙏🏻
I was ending up with snicker-pancakes for a long time, but then my grandma told me that you have to cream the butter and sugar for like 2 minutes to make the cookies fluffy and not fall
This made me want to try the recipe again I hope your grandma is right haha
@@ayellowpapercrown6750 I haven't tried since she told me, but her cookies stay puffed up, so it should work. Good luck!
About the test anxiety, something that really helped me was telling myself before/during the test that whatever is going to happen i can’t change it and i can’t do anything about it now, i know easier said than done but you did your best at studying and you’ll have to deal with the outcome anyway, good or bad
Although this may not be the best way whenever my friend was upset after a test o would always say if u have actually done bad ur gonna be crying when u get ur results so there is no point crying now
I recommend preparing for the test at least a week or two before the test. If you come prepared to the test and sure of the subject it feels much better
isame 00 I often don’t even know about the test until 5~ days beforehand
Elena Gibbons then try to begin preparing for the test 5 days before the test and do it everyday until the test
With the exam thing though, you've got to make sure your spending a good amount of time doing things you enjoy and make you feel relaxed with doing work so you get a good balance.
Come to Hull!! It's nicer than you'd think since city of culture happened (plus the deep is incredible)
Chips and gravy is actually amazing
You’re one of the few RUclipsrs I can actually relate to,
I have learned Spanish and French
I keep a garden
( So many things i find in common)
Glad to see a normal person on RUclips 😂
most members of extinction rebellion don’t support the tube disruption
what made me laugh is that Evan was complaining because the DLR emits less CO2 per person than the Tube, but the Tube is the one being disrupted here, not the DLR
But they still inspired them with acts such as stealing stalls for working-class people for political art...
yes! and as there is no “leader” pretty much anyone can do anything under the extinction rebellion name- which clearly doesn’t always work out right
John LondonBiMeetup literally anyone can join if they want to
I don't know why but watching your videos feels like a big warm hug!
Also along with saying listen, clearly, and sure all the time, you also do a lot of thumbs ups when you're talking.
Honestly, clearly you should visit Hull, it’s awesome! Go on, go on, say sure!
Although I wouldn't recommend a specific trip to come visit Hull, I moved her for University over 3 years ago and it's actually not bad! There's a fair bit of history behind the place, and I enjoyed living Hull so much, I've found myself a permanent job here! :)
Great video Evan :)
Someone: Do you have children?
Evan: Sure.
Someone: How are they doing?
Evan: Growing well.
Someone: What?
Evan: And producing fruit.
Someone: *confused*
Idk how I feel about Evan's advice about time management and hiring an editor.
Not everyone has the ability to 'just manage their time better and do it all'. For me studying takes so much mental energy because of my anxiety and so does a lot of other stuff.
So if you need an editor and have the money to pay them I don't think there's any shame in getting help.
I admire young kids like you who influence people to do great things like learning a language, learning to cook or taking care of a plant. You're so young and so wise. People my generation generally are not as brilliant as people your generation. I am using your videos to improve my English listening skills. It makes me feel good that I can understand what you say. You speak fast, man!
I went to university in Hull and it is generally one of my favourite places in the world. It won city of culture in 2018 and there are lots of fun things to see and do, if you do some research.
I think people should cut Hull some slack, it has a bad rep but it is a great place.
LTTP: I might be a bit bias (Judge by the name of my profile; not actually from Hull and I've lived in Manchester and Brighton too which admittedly are nicer but more expensive) but Hull is awesome, cheap, loads of great food, cheap again, pretty friendly on the whole and loads of interesting multicultural areas. Plus the best metal club ever. Plus the City of Culture stuff was awesome, lots of cultural stuff music wise, the old town is ace as is the fruit market area.
"I've already been to Walsall" got me 😂😂
That shirt is lovely!
Thank you so much! I love it too
Hull a great place, it used to have it's own telephone network, seperate from British Telecom. Thay also HAD blue buses. Just for your information.
Unpopular opinion: I really don’t like Shane Dawson. He has a huge platform, and instead of using it for good he just spreads misinformation and makes ridiculous wide sweeping statements that young people take as fact. Is it necessarily his fault that young people take his word as gospel? No, but I’m sure he’s aware of it and does little to persuade them out of it, and to promote critical thinking. Series like his Jake Paul series and conspiracy theory videos are damaging to our youth who are lapping it all up.
This comment aged like wine.
genuinely one of my favorite peeps on the tube- thanks for being you!
Ouch, as a Brit I’m hurt Beans on toast is the BEST. Literally just had for my tea.
Love your shirt, Evan! Very autumnal 🍁
Thanks! I love it too
You seem so happy and healthy right now! You just seem to have a positive vibe coming from you throughout the video and it makes me so happy to see you like this. I've been following you for 3 years now and you've grown and changed so much, especially in the past year, you've seemed much happier and like you are putting a much larger effort towards your health and happiness. You seem like such an amazing person and I hope that you know that you are inspiring me (and others) to follow in your foot steps. You've been doing an amazing job at being a responsible adult and I'm so happy to see you this way! :) :) :) :)
Brb gonna CRY thank you 😭😭😭
Hull city center has three shopping centers, so compared to my crappy town, that's mindblowing. Maybe it'd be boring in Hull if you're from a bigger city, and I know people who've lived in Hull all thier lives get bored, but I don't understand how people can get bored there.
it’s quite boring lol we just go to sheffield and leeds all the time
Where are you? I'm in Bradford
Really Emma hull
I completely agree with everything you said about extinction rebellion. Here in Brighton they have a tendency to protest in the centre of town, on roads that are only accessible by public transport...............holding up people who are using public transport instead of driving loads of individual cars. Absolute dumdums if you ask me.
Yes! Totally agree on the flex culture thing. I can't afford college, meanwhile some of these RUclipsrs are showing off, spending thousands upon thousands, acting like it's no big deal. Is quite disheartening
That wasn't a DLR train. while Caning Town does have a DLR service those protestors where on the Jubilee Line train. the more you know 😉
I am an American, and the best cookie EVER is Hope's Royalle, it's atrociously underrated. It is essentially a mix of macadamia nuts, fresh coconut, and semisweet chocolate chips. If you're from another country, I highly recommend googling a recipe and making them, SOOOO good.
Backing you up as a fellow American, snickerdoodle is the best. Chewy and cinnamon sweet.
Monster cookies are my 2nd fav; which, in my opinion, are chocolate chip cookies with the chocolate chips added to or replaced by M&Ms.
“Well I’ve already been to walsall” okay no need for the personal attack 😭😂 but it’s true it’s real crappy there and that’s a fact I don’t recommend it
creamy pesto chicken? UMMM can we get a cooking with evan video please?
Yo that’s my fave quick dish maybe!!
I tried to bake snickerdoodle cookies and I misread the measurements and wasted all of the sugar and butter
Yup same
This is the first main channel video I’ve watched in a long time, it didn’t occur to me how much I’d missed them until now
Man I just found this dude and I already love him like his personality is energetic and fun and it is so awesome
Lots of people from Hull in the comments have appeared 😂 Hi, I'm from Hull too💃
14:40 “I’v been travelling, I’v been sick”
that did not age well
Yes please make more personal story style videos! They were always my favourite
Will try!
Yeaaaaahhhh working more doesn’t really help with the test anxiety thing.... 😅🤷🏻♀️ I understand and agree with the fact that the more confident you’ll be the less stressed you’ll be as well, but the problem here is no matter how much you study for something , if you’re someone that gets anxious really easily, you won’t become more confident because it’s not rational. So you can’t rationalize your brain by knowing that you have done everything you could and know the subject, bc there will always be a part of your mind telling you all the « what if »’s possible, and sadly it’s most often the loudest and takes over whatever effort you put into the rest. 🤷🏻♀️
omg your videos are my new english listening practise and it's sooooo fuuun
I got your train line advert while I was binge watching master chef
Thankyou evan. You've inspired me to keep plants (house plants, I've always had a garden but never thought about bringing one inside) and Thankyou for encouraging me to upkeep my Welsh, im useing duolingo to keep me in time with the language, and liveing in Wales speaking level 3 (in the grades for NVQ) Welsh actually helped me get my job
Thank you so much for answering my question Evan!
Thanks for askin!
Personal life video yasss reflections on life are my favorite RUclips videos and they are kinda rare nowadays so please make them
Your new camera is making your videos look so much nicer
Aww thank you!
HULL?!
THE AMAZING, LEGENDARY GOD THAT IS REECE SHEARSMITH IS FROM HULL!!!
Who
@@evan he's a genius in modern british comedy! He stars in the league of gentlemen and inside no 9.
I think you might enjoy inside no 9.
@@evan you cant truely expireance british culture unless you watch the league of gentlemen. Would love to see you do a reaction video to it 😂😂
Almost every British person I know claims to love beans on toast. Must be in their DNA or something. Apparently they often add grated cheese to it at least.
And sometimes Worcestershire sauce
And fried egg
American here and I love a good Heniz beans on toast 👍
Ain’t about that bean life..more of a Heinz spaghettis on toast kinda guy
Yes this is excellent food. It can be breakfast, lunch or tea. Or dinner. Both dinners.
Yess, another snickerdoodle fan! They're the BEST. Severely underrated, imo
Pls dont judge hull. It's full of culture, pretty restaurants, amazing museums and beautiful architecture.
I moved here from doncaster.
That's a place you dont wanna visit.
Beans on toast is great.
Quick, easy and delicious
I really like to listen to Evan talking or sharing stories. It is always entertaining.
If your cookies are coming out like pancakes you either overcreamed the butter (beat it until it turned white, which can be useful in a different recipe) or you didn't incorporate the butter well (which you'll generally notice chunks of butter as you're scooping if that's the case, typically because you didn't cream the butter enough). You want to use room temperature butter and beat it in a mixer until it becomes similar in texture to yogurt. Something absolutely no one will ever tell you is that if you don't have a mixture, you can actually just melt your butter and really beat that sugar in manually, but this doesn't produce a pretty cookie.
My apologies if any of this has been said to you already. I'm a professional baker who is essentially self-taught, so I love to spread knowledge when I can.
Who doesn’t love beans on toast - I don’t trust ANYONE who says they don’t love it
Sorry Evan but beans on toast is a British staple. Is it my favourite dish? Probably not, but do I bloody love it? Yes I do! It's so versatile. Hungover? Beans on toast. Feeling poorly? Beans on toast. Fancy brunch but have nothing in? Beans on toast. Quick tea? Beans on toast. I could go on and on. 😂😂😂😂
Love Shane Dawson but also agree about the whole flex culture shiz too. I’m the kinda person who brags about getting a coat on sale for a fiver and really don’t understand wanting to spend more than a months rent on a T-shirt 😂
I JUST SAW YOU ON AN AD ON RUclips OMG!!!! (For trainline)
As random as this is, the way he said 'cinnamon-y' WAS SO SATASFYING
Haha thanks
We are so alike. I am learning 2 languages at the moment. I am learning the piano. I am a huge nerd and I love to travel. Just thought that was interesting.
Keep going!
Oh I absolutely adore that shirt. It looks so good (on you) 😊
Aw man Hulls not that bad give it a chance
I see where ur coming from about Shane but I love the one about Jeffrey star because even though he does flex it goes behind the scene and shows how hard he works to be able to do that.... love your vids btw
didn't hull win the european city of culture one year?
dunno what that is, or what it requires, but its something at least
yeah we did win lol
Coventry is the next city of culture. 😂 I can say being from here, this award probably is awarded to places that could do with a little more culture. 🤷🤣
You don't know what you're missing Evan. We were UK Capital of Culture 2017 not European. A title awarded by the Arts Council every four years.
Coventry take on the title in 2021.
While the infamous Ronnie Pickering road rage occurred in Hull, there's much more to the city than that. For example, we host a number of festivals in the city. There's the festival of the spoken word, Freedom fest ( tying into our links to William Wilberforce and the abolition slavery), a sea shanty festival and a biannual festival of new music.
Historically Hull King Charles I entry to the city which led to the outbreak of the Civil War. It's also where the ship Bethia was built. It went on to become known as The Bounty as in Mutiny On The Bounty.
Hull is also the birthplace of Dettol, the boiled sweet, the LCD, the Venn Diagram, Association Football (Ebenezer Cobb Morley being from Hull),, and the bone density scanner.
Hull has been used as a film location on a number of occasions ranging from "The Personal History of David Copperfeild" to " A Royal Night Out" to the TV series "Victoria".
Hull has several museums and art galleries and unusually these are free to enter. Despite being the one of the most bombed cities of World War II (95% of all homes affected) I it strikes a balance between retaining its history and being a modern cutting edge city. We are, for example, the only city where high speed broadband is delivered by fibre to the home not just to the nearest cabinet.
Paul Reynolds exactly it’s not that bad lol
Greatings from Sudan.
I've been watching your channel for 6 months now and ever since I've implemented some of your advices especially language learning keep up the good work
P.s. your chair seems owesome, please send me the Amazon link
You've made me actually commit to Duolingo and now I'm competing with some random people on the internet for the gold prize on my league board and I kind of love it! So thank you ! I also planted my own two avocado plants after watching your video and watching them grow is so exciting. I never thought a plant could give so much joy
Hull is a nice city, it just gets a bad rep. It has good areas and bad areas just like any other city, but people only seem to focus on the bad areas
I totally agree with the snickerdoodle thing. Those are my favorite cookies too. Homemade is the best way to do it.
Ha Ha Ha - how did I know you was going to say 'Hull' ... we always get the bad press.
Scarborough Fair! Nice! =) I'm surprised you don't say "yeeaah" more. Everyone from New Jersey seems to say "yeah" a lot lol...
Yeah
The majority of the XR voted no against this action with the tube- i would recommend you read Rupert Reads' post on this. The XR encourages people to use the train, please do not base the whole of XR on this one event, which was not supposed to happen.
They held signs so I mean
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I agree completely with your extinction rebillion comments, I know someone who's father died because of the disruption as the ambulance couldn't get him to hospital in time😔
I am offended by your comment about how Hull is boring. Hull has some nice stuff and the area is lovely, especially the south bank of the Humber which has some lovely little towns and villages. Don't diss my hometown!! 😂
I've never been! Literally all I know is from rando viral videos
@@evan Yeah the videos don't shine the best light on the area. 😂😂
Love your videos! 😊
Hull is awesome. I moved here 13 years ago and I love it. You should come here Evan, even if only to inform yourself.
@@lordmord8378 I 100% agree!!
Interesting point on test anxiety. I suffer from very bad test anxiety to the point where I do not test with my class (this has been the case from kindergarten all the way up to now when I’m in my second year of college)
I would agree that being overly prepared for a test is a great way to reduce anxiety. This has worked for my Econ 115 class and I’m killing it in the class with a 103% BUT I’ve also found that not knowing a single thing and being prepared to fail also works. For example, spanish is very very challenging. The first test I studied really hard and had a massive panic attack because despite studying like crazy, I couldn’t remember a thing. When the second test came, I knew I was already too far behind so I didn’t study and just embraced my D+ (which was better then the F I got in the first test) I feel as if the worst place to be when you have test anxiety is unsure. When I feel like I know something but can’t say for sure I’m right, I feel my anxiety is the worst. Being in the middle is awful.
i am part of xr and like vast vast vast majority completely agree with your thoughts on the dlr action it was genuinely silly. we had an internal vote that was ignored by a tiny group of rebels, and an investigation is now happening to stop things like this being repeated
I can’t get over how odd of a word snickerdoodle is, it baffles me every time
Okay why is no one talking about 3:10 😂😂😂 I couldn't stop laughing
4:03 that clip is for sure not a DLR train, looks like the Jubilee at Canning Town
Love this video so funny ur channel is amazing
Thanks!
Snickerdoodles are amazing I don't know if I want to move to the UK anymore if I cant have them lol
U can just learn how to make them.
Evan Playing sport in the rain, that’s nothing! One of my scaring memory’s was having to do compulsory swimming. One cold Winter morning we got bussed down to the local municipal heated in door pool to find that it had ice on it, due to gas heating system breaking down. Yes, they broken the ICE ( NOT thin ) and made us get in for 1-2 minutes at a time ONLY. After all they didn’t want to kill us (yet) what’s the fun in that! Can anyone from Lordswood Boys Tech/Grammer Birmingham back me up on this?
P.S. Compulsory swimming was brought into all UK schools (at least the boys) after they discovered post WWII that most British soldier drowned when forced to swim. 30% of class mates ended up in the military! NSW in Oz
Good video aside from that clip you showed looked like a tube train rather than a dlr train when you talked about extinction rebellion
It was the DLR at Canning Town station (you can see the designation in the background) and there's another video from the same day at Shadwell DLR station
@@evan they targeted both jubilee and DLR trains but the video you showed was when they protested on a jubilee line train at canning town it can get confusing sometimes as I mistaken it myself sometimes
@@evan as oh well has pointed out whilst you are correct about the sign the train they are on is a London underground not dlr train & just checked online, canning town serves both underground & dlr trains & lines! For someone that lives there not very good at telling the difference lol
You should visit Preston up in Lancashire! The city is filled with history and beautiful parks. It’s a beautiful place to visit and study (like I currently do)
Try British starchy foods like a Sunday dinner, chips and gravy
Snickerdoodle: we buy Complete Cookies in multiple flavours, they have a snickerdoodle one. Discovered them in USA. They're pretty filling, have some protein too. Can get them here by mail order. Snickerdoodle Not my fave variety (I love mint choc chip and double choc; some of others not as good as hoped). They are a big cookie that is dairy free and other thing free - packs of 12 from eg. Dolphin fitness (best value we've found).
My friends love beans on toast so idk what you're talking about 😂😂😂
"I have so many meals under my belt" hmm.. most of my meals ended up above my belt... so much so, i don't even need a belt anymore. i kid.
great video as usual Evan.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was funny lol