American Reacts Harry And Paul I Saw You Coming - ''Thicko''
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“They saw you coming!” Is a put down to someone who has overpaid for an item,or bought something rubbish after falling for the salesman’s b s.
I'd forgotten James May worked in a shop before Top Gear.
I used to live in the Portobello Rd, and still live in Notting Hill Gate today, which is where this shop is meant to be, and it's a perfect piss-take of some of the shops that were operating at the time. "I Saw You Coming" refers to someone who's gullible and easily taken for a ride. The people who moved into the area when it became gentrified were known as 'trustafarians', because they all had trust funds and tried to be cool by listening to reggae, or whatever was considered cool at the time, but were all basically upper-middle class, with names like 'Porchia', 'India', or 'Chelsea'.
And with more money than sense.
They wouldn’t be called Chelsea!!! It would Portia, Caggie, Jecca.
@@dcoughla681 Maybe you're right about Chelsea these days, as it's a name that's now been taken over by the proles, though it was quite common back in the 1980s. As for Caggie or Jecca, I've never heard either of them being used by anyone!!!
Agreed. Caggie Dunlop was in Made in Chelsea and Jecca Craig, is a former girlfriend of Prince William. To be fair, both of these women are intelligent and younger.@@gigmcsweeney8566
@@dcoughla681 Or 'Jeska'. 🙄
"My friend, Semolina Johnson", 😂
I had forgotten how good this sketch was, been over a decade since I've seen it, thanks for this haha
Until 2 years ago I lived in near Notting Hill literally 50 metres across the boundary line in the less salubrious Postcode area of W10 Ladbroke Grove. The 'I saw you coming' sketches are 100% based in reality.
I teach at a private girls school, ‘Thicko’ reminds me of so many of my pupils over the years.
We all know what you'll be doing during and after a n00klear fallout 🤣
I blame the teacher!
As someone who used to live in Notting Hill I can let you know that this is an actual documentary about the people of W11.
You never really hear it aloud anymore in the UK because someone is usually telling you how brilliant their purchase was while you're thinking those words.
There's no euphemism here. To "see somebody coming" is to encounter people who are easily duped into paying far too much for goods they don't want or need.
Some of these shops in wealthy areas are for people with more money than sense. I saw you coming is a put down for people gullible enough to buy that tat at hugely inflated prices.
I have actually known these people, as they really do exist! There've always been people who'll take your money for nothing, so he's nothing new, but the customers are more difficult to explain. They're mainly people from the Chelsea & Fulham areas of London, and they can be men too, the first time they were named officially was by author Peter York, in his 1982 book 'The Official Sloane Ranger Handbook', which I read at the time! They could be upper-middle class, to upper class with a few genuine aristos, they likely went to an expensive school, speak very well, and their ideal was Lady Diana Spencer, as was then, often dressing like her. They all go to the same parties, and grand functions, drive Land Rovers and their family might have a town, as well as a country house, they weren't all super wealthy, but some were and most had enough. They evolved over the years, as society changed, to become this strange hybrid, sort of more 'ladies who lunch', they have a job, but no one really knows what they do, and it doesn't matter anyway as their husband is an investment banker, who pays for everything anyway. Obviously they're not this stupid, but the jokes here really aren't that far off of the truth, they're usually very nice though. The thing is, you can't just become one, you can pretend, but eventually you'll be found out, as unless you come from a certain background, everyone will know that you're not really 'one of them'.
Shoreditch is full of these shops. I walked past a shop that was selling a broken wooden chair. The sort of thing normal people throw away because it's not worth fixing.
Yep. This sketch should be updated to Shoreditch!
What a coincidence. We were out having a get-together with friends and someone literally mentioned the second sketch.
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Was it your "friends" talking about you by any chance?
Gerard The Gorilla from Not The Nine oClock News is worth a watch. Very funny
Sadie Frost (at 5:42) was an “It Girl” of the 1990s.
Connor check out Harry & Paul scaffolders.hilarious🤗😂
Try Snuff box - boyfriend sketches. Short but very funny.
If you recognise Big Suze but not April, you need to watch more Peep Show!
Both girls Sophie Winkleman & Catherine Shepherd are in Peep Show
Harry Enfield also does a nelson Mandela sketch, whereby Nelson promotes all sorts of ridiculous causes and products.
You got to react to the fast show. There's loadsa brilliant sketches in that show
Connor, have you reacted to "NAN Anger Management" ??? If not please do it's frikin hysterical!!!! 👍🤣
(Catherine Taye as NAN)
Why does he remind me of James May in tat shop sketch?
Connor here's more Harry...'Lee and Lance, Who's that Girl' ..Harry and Paul 'Where's the Bloke?' ..Harry Enfield 'Quare' ..Harry and Paul 'Bill Nighy does Hugh Grant'
Oh groovy!
Big Suze 😍
The painting is a bottom Conner 😮
Still brilliant. 😂
Had some of these in Wigan, stealing and running was fun to see their pathetic reaction.
The Beat - Too Nice To Talk To (Top Of The Pops 1981) ruclips.net/video/SSH9yHGrDOM/видео.htmlsi=HPQy0zxoevf4ZdFD
This is a piss take of rich pretentious people with more money than sense, who think.they need to buy " cool " junk to stand out from the crowd.
There are plenty of shops in trendy parts of London willing to take advantage by selling such trinkets at exorbitant prices.
still relevent today. that is if the shop owner can afford th business rates in london.