I really wish we could send you stuff so we could share a bit of America with you. Most of us have a very generous spirit and would love to shower you with gifts of all sorts as a Thank You for all of the hours of entertainment you've provided. You make me smile.
It started at the Starbucks drive thru. The Puppuccino is something you request for your dog at the drive thru. It is a small paper cup with some whipped cream inside for your dog. At this point every drive thru coffee place has them and they are FREE!
The faucet has whats called a mixing valve inside of it. That valve has 3 inlets, 1 for hot water, one for cold, and 1 for the mixed temperature waters. Instead of separate faucet handels there is one lever. Move that lever to the left and you release hot water, too hot? Easy peezy, move to the right to add a bit of cold water to the mix. release
Many places with drive-thru's have treats for the dogs. The bank I go to hands out dog biscuits. Several drive-thru restaurants give my dog a plain cup of ice cream. A pupachino is what Starbucks gives if you have a dog in the car. All of this is free.
Mud rooms are just a space so you can take off your muddy boots , dry off your dog hang up your outdoor gear in winter the shovels the winter clothes boots all things that could track mud or dirt into the home. Many houses in Canada and the U.S. have these. Think about it when the snow melts in spring every thing turns into a mucky quagmire and your wife or Mom would not appreciate mud all over her clean floors. People also store as I said shovel and things for the out doors doing some sort of maitenence around the house. Handy if your house does not have a garage. No not all houses have them ...garages or mud rooms. Sometimes you have an enclosed porch which doubles as a mud room or what later became known as a mud room. It's just a space to take off your dirty gear. The 3 way faucet is pretty standard here.
In Pennsylvania a mud room is where you enter the house to take off your muddy or snowy boots and coats . It would also be where you hang your coats and and keep your boots shoes at.
@@Dante.- I think so, I don't know the details. I'd still try. I would pack it to make it look not much value, if it got intercepted it wouldn't be the end of the world. I was thinking to include some hose clamps and they should be able to adapt it to any size.
@@callinglarryI don't think so. Custom Office is very greedy and I doubt there is even reputable USPS or USP or FedEx equivalents set up. I had heard stories of other African mail systems actually trashing packages to take anything for themselves.
You can buy a mixing valve to combine hot and cold water pipes into one. Then you buy a single tap to dispense the water. There are different types of taps, some you push right or left to get progressively hotter or colder, some push forward or back to do the same. Its gradual rather than on/off for temperature so you can get just the temperature you want. The on/off is different direction or mechanism. Think video game controller to visualize it.
I have seen drive through beer distributors. You literally drive thorough a building, maybe once garage, and they load you up while you wait, and take your money. wish they had them for groceries; though calling ahead to pick up an order is common There are drive through windows at pharmacies and banks. Yes most houses have a single faucet, as opposed to a hot one and cold one.
When I was growing up up in the 1950’s my great aunt and uncle had a mud room on their farm. You took off dirty shoes , overalls etc there before entering the house. This is not a new invention just something that people have realized is still useful to have
mud rooms at least in the older California Houses are usually where the Water Heater and Washer Dryer would be, typicall the 50 and 60s houses have side doors, and the side door is where a little room is typically. I used to think it was odd that a many houses have this little room before getting into the kitchen or dining room or wherever it leads. But most of the time i noticed its used as a washer dryer room
To be fair Mom's from Scotland < I'm Canadian so I have an easier time understanding my relative's from there but that Scottish Brogue is pretty thick . Most people don't get the language ...that being said there's places in England that will make you screw up your face trying to understand them.lol
I tried commenting something, but it's gone. If you do the following, then consider watching "Real Genius" the movie (1985), maybe react to it too. It's always the last word you read. When you're done with your meal as for a check. The guy didn't know what he saw and said, "what the..." It was the first car she bought and the last. Now that's a great vid. But where did it come from. In spring the flowers blossom. His belly button is an inner. It's all about our wellness.
I think Scottish is pretty universally hard to understand. Sometimes British English is hard for me to understand, but aside from that, they use words (British TV) that we use in America that have a totally different meaning from what they do here. I can usually track down the meaning, but not always.
My grandpa is a full blooded Scott who came over here and became a citizen just to join our military. Even after growing up listening to him I can't understand it 😅
@Grimm-UGA That's funny. I watch videos from a couple of Scottish people and always turn on the captions. It helps a lot, but it also comes up with words that make mo sense at all.
It interesting to see the things we take for granted like the water faucet 🚰…I’ve always assumed it was the same every where :) I hope you can get one ! Thank you Brothers ❤😊
@@staciie99 these people are very humble people 🥰something I think we as Americans lack more often than not ! We are spoiled and still we complain 🤦♀️I learn a lot from watching them and have the utmost respect for them ….
I really wish we could send you stuff so we could share a bit of America with you. Most of us have a very generous spirit and would love to shower you with gifts of all sorts as a Thank You for all of the hours of entertainment you've provided. You make me smile.
All of these things are normal in Canada too
It started at the Starbucks drive thru. The Puppuccino is something you request for your dog at the drive thru. It is a small paper cup with some whipped cream inside for your dog. At this point every drive thru coffee place has them and they are FREE!
Aww...we just love you guys over here in America 🙌 hopefully one day y'all can come visit.. we'd be more than happy to have you
Lawrence always puts out great content and both of you do as well. Keep up the good work.
The faucet has whats called a mixing valve inside of it. That valve has 3 inlets, 1 for hot water, one for cold, and 1 for the mixed temperature waters. Instead of separate faucet handels there is one lever. Move that lever to the left and you release hot water, too hot? Easy peezy, move to the right to add a bit of cold water to the mix. release
The faucet lever moves in two directions. Usually forward and backward adjust the pressure. Left and right adjust temperature.
Many places with drive-thru's have treats for the dogs. The bank I go to hands out dog biscuits. Several drive-thru restaurants give my dog a plain cup of ice cream. A pupachino is what Starbucks gives if you have a dog in the car. All of this is free.
Mud rooms are just a space so you can take off your muddy boots , dry off your dog hang up your outdoor gear in winter the shovels the winter clothes boots all things that could track mud or dirt into the home. Many houses in Canada and the U.S. have these. Think about it when the snow melts in spring every thing turns into a mucky quagmire and your wife or Mom would not appreciate mud all over her clean floors. People also store as I said shovel and things for the out doors doing some sort of maitenence around the house. Handy if your house does not have a garage. No not all houses have them ...garages or mud rooms. Sometimes you have an enclosed porch which doubles as a mud room or what later became known as a mud room. It's just a space to take off your dirty gear. The 3 way faucet is pretty standard here.
In New Zealand we have the best of both worlds.
Hey guys! Our mud room is just small room that leads to backyard. Our washer & dryer are in there & it is the door we let the dogs out to run outside.
In Pennsylvania a mud room is where you enter the house to take off your muddy or snowy boots and coats . It would also be where you hang your coats and and keep your boots shoes at.
We've got to get a po box figured out. I'll send you a mixer faucet... and blueberry-something.
Didn’t they say they are afraid of packages getting intercepted? I think they literally complained about a RUclips check getting intercepted 💀
@Dante.- yea. Sometimes it gets un wanted attention for them. I hate that because it's no one's business why the get money from us 😒
@@Dante.- I think so, I don't know the details. I'd still try. I would pack it to make it look not much value, if it got intercepted it wouldn't be the end of the world. I was thinking to include some hose clamps and they should be able to adapt it to any size.
@@callinglarryI don't think so. Custom Office is very greedy and I doubt there is even reputable USPS or USP or FedEx equivalents set up. I had heard stories of other African mail systems actually trashing packages to take anything for themselves.
AC, that’s infuriating! 😡 The corruption must be rampant, if they can’t even get packages because of interception. Another reason to love the U.S.
With the faucets, you mo e the handle for your temperature. To the right is cold, the left is hot. Move to the middle for warm
You can buy a mixing valve to combine hot and cold water pipes into one. Then you buy a single tap to dispense the water. There are different types of taps, some you push right or left to get progressively hotter or colder, some push forward or back to do the same. Its gradual rather than on/off for temperature so you can get just the temperature you want. The on/off is different direction or mechanism. Think video game controller to visualize it.
I have seen drive through beer distributors. You literally drive thorough a building, maybe once garage, and they load you up while you wait, and take your money. wish they had them for groceries; though calling ahead to pick up an order is common There are drive through windows at pharmacies and banks. Yes most houses have a single faucet, as opposed to a hot one and cold one.
Hope you two are doing well! Ive missed some videos due to being very sick but im well now. Time to catch up 😂
السلام عليكم
Wow, huge dono! Hope they see this!
وعليكم السلام thank you so much ♥
hope u doing well
When I was growing up up in the 1950’s my great aunt and uncle had a mud room on their farm. You took off dirty shoes , overalls etc there before entering the house. This is not a new invention just something that people have realized is still useful to have
mud rooms at least in the older California Houses are usually where the Water Heater and Washer Dryer would be, typicall the 50 and 60s houses have side doors, and the side door is where a little room is typically. I used to think it was odd that a many houses have this little room before getting into the kitchen or dining room or wherever it leads. But most of the time i noticed its used as a washer dryer room
To be fair Mom's from Scotland < I'm Canadian so I have an easier time understanding my relative's from there but that Scottish Brogue is pretty thick . Most people don't get the language ...that being said there's places in England that will make you screw up your face trying to understand them.lol
A pupacino is a free small cup with whipped cream in it that a lot of coffee places give to dogs.
Yeah.... Cleaning deck and outdoor furniture is a pain! Birds pee and poop can ruin the finish. I also hate cleaning them off the car....
On the chairs the back legs are shorter so they are good to use on uneven ground. Not just a deck.
I thought everyone could select the water temperature. This is interesting.
I tried commenting something, but it's gone. If you do the following, then consider watching "Real Genius" the movie (1985), maybe react to it too. It's always the last word you read.
When you're done with your meal as for a check.
The guy didn't know what he saw and said, "what the..."
It was the first car she bought and the last.
Now that's a great vid.
But where did it come from.
In spring the flowers blossom.
His belly button is an inner.
It's all about our wellness.
Do you get Amazon in Algeria?
I think Scottish is pretty universally hard to understand. Sometimes British English is hard for me to understand, but aside from that, they use words (British TV) that we use in America that have a totally different meaning from what they do here. I can usually track down the meaning, but not always.
My grandpa is a full blooded Scott who came over here and became a citizen just to join our military. Even after growing up listening to him I can't understand it 😅
@Grimm-UGA That's funny. I watch videos from a couple of Scottish people and always turn on the captions. It helps a lot, but it also comes up with words that make mo sense at all.
He's his only producer
Would ya'll get in trouble for wearing a baseball cap in your country?
Most places you'll get negativity from others but things like that are rarely enforced. Though the negativity alone will make it seem like it is.
It interesting to see the things we take for granted like the water faucet 🚰…I’ve always assumed it was the same every where :) I hope you can get one ! Thank you Brothers ❤😊
I thought so to at first. We really are blessed here in America.
@@staciie99 these people are very humble people 🥰something I think we as Americans lack more often than not ! We are spoiled and still we complain 🤦♀️I learn a lot from watching them and have the utmost respect for them ….
@@peppermoon7485 same 😊