I think the reason Americans are more optimistic is because we get way more sunlight than the UK. I don't have the chart, but it showed that the least sunny parts of the USA are far sunnier than the sunniest parts of Britain, in terms of hours of sunlight per year.
Its a good point actually, grey skies for months on end can get wearing, the nordic countries are allegedly the happiest places on earth but then again the weather and northerliness there contributes to them also having some of the highest suicide rates, a similar thing happens in the UK but instead everyone is just really cynical about everything instead
True, the environment your in can form your mindset. That why people who are even in poor countries who have lots of sun always are happy and you see them smiling despite being in extreme poverty coz idk the sun just does something to the mental health. That is why seasonal depression can exist where some people report feeling dull gray and depressed when autumn or winter comes or just when the weather ain’t all sunny and colourful and vibrant
Honestly nobody hates America more than Americans and nobody is more patriotic about America than Americans. We can take being roasted because roasts are fun but we will get patriotic and defensive about our country if we feel like we're being looked down on BECAUSE we're American. That being said, when you go across the Country and visit states for a few days you'll immediately realize that not every state is gonna be the same.
The sheer difference in towns, cities and states is pretty immense. My city acts way, way different compared to the next closest city which is only an hour away.
There are a lot of things I love about America, but I wouldn't really consider myself patriotic. Maybe it's just because "patriotism" has been strongly associated with some of the worst people in the country for a long time
It’s funny how much Connor disses on America in the podcast but in his streams he’s much more chill about America and says how much he likes it, he’s just playing it up and I wish more people could see that, it’s just jokes
I genuinely don't know why everyone's so pissed at it. I'm pretty fucking patriotic, form a military family, I don't get pissed whenever he goes on about america. Infact half the time im laughing my ass off cause some of its true
@@Mooshanmut Pretty sure there fucking are, a pretty big part. Indoctrination, constant pledge to the flag and even historical revisionism to a point doesn't ring a bell? If you deny any of those things I can just assume you're American yourself
To be honest I don’t even think they are saying bad shit about America compared to places like twitter and reddit. Compared to those platforms it feels extremely tame and in good fun where as twitter tells you this is the worst place in the world and you are a monster if you like living here.
Yeah, sadly what i see here in europe. Jokes have turned to despite and hatred. I keep needing to correct people that the jokes is not the actual america.
@Oil tank You act likes its all Americans who get butthurt, the same way there is a group of Bri'ish people who dont like the teeth jokes there is a group of Muricans who don't like the school shooting memes. No matter what group it is there is always a subsection that take themselves too seriously.
If people can't distinguish between sarcastic joke and hatrate. I think majority could and hatrate commentis is just a way to express their irrational emotion and trying to correct something that's non of their business. So I think not all people says this kind of joke is hater, but someone adds on hatrate comment is definitely are and I assume they already hate America.
They rag on america with humour and know what the lines for joking are. They're not like the other people overseas who think bringing up school/mass shootings is funny
@@justskiddingaround-idontkn7519 except those usually aren't jokes. Im fine with those jokes but more often then not people in other countries just use it as an insult
"I was always of the mindset that real rich people didn't always need to dress smart, and just turn up in pajamas." I believe the great western philosopher Jermaine (J.) Cole spoke similarly "Used to be bumming Some days I'm still bumming The difference is now its by choice"
Idc when they laugh at America because nothing they say could be worse than what we say about ourselves lol. Americans aren’t afraid to point out our flaws and call for improvement. That being said America is so huge, if someone has only ever visited California or NY or something then that would be like only experiencing one culture. Like visiting Italy and saying it applied to all of Europe lol. These guys are always pretty nice to America.
@@AnNguyen-es4kx It's almost a patriotic thing to do to openly criticize America in my experience. I think a form of self-awareness and self-critique is necessary to grow just in general
You can say the same for Italy itself, very much like the US or I can argue even more it has very significantly different cultures in every region and has only been unified as one country/kingdom since 1845, multiple decades after the United States became its own independent nation(the US hadn’t unified all the land it has now at that time though)
"we didn't even get toothbrushes!" unless i've never stayed at a good hotel before, i don't think i've ever heard of any hotel in America ever giving out toothbrushes. none of the ones ive ever stayed in have provided toiletries ever
Often if you ask the front desk, you can get a toiletries pack with toothbrush toothpaste razor and shaving cream. They don’t put it in the room because they have to toss it even if you don’t use it
@@mandalorian_guy there's always soap and shampoo, but never toothbrushes, let alone a hair net lol. for context i live in florida and most of my hotels have been in there.
@@spronga3305 you can get them in Florida just ask front desk. I will say not all hotels do it but most keep a supply of them. Granted probably still best to bring your own then rely on a hotel every time.
This highlight is one of the few times where I can be thankful that I read "The Great Gatsby" during the 11th grade (junior year of highschool), since I understand "old money" and "new money" (context helps, but it's still good that Gatsby is useful for something).
@@kiwi2035 I can see the confusion, since I don't really know how to phrase my comment without sounding either condescending or younger than I am, but I'm not 12.
I used to work at a '5 star' hotel in central London. The hotel literally paid a fee to the company that rates hotels for a 5 star package. Then the certificate for the wall comes in the post within a week. I doubt there are many true 5 star hotels, and the real ones are way too expensive for any normal people.
"You don't win friends with salad." I can only imagine Chris showing up at a fancy restaurant with his regular clothes and the snooty waiter saying, "So, just bread and salad, Sir?"
This makes me think of a restaurant right down the street from me I was at one time. Way too fancy, especially for the area, like $50 for nothing an app, totally outta place there and two guys had the audacity the WHOLE TIME to be sitting right next to me with nothing better to do than making their whole chat about someone being unable to get off their phone and just enjoy their meal! NOT MAKING OTHER REFERENCES! Acting like they were about to cut stuff off and switch topics when I tossed a look as it was me, it was like 12PM on a Monday and I kept getting calls from my doctor as I had just gotten off of a broken leg in 2019 then it was around the time of the COVID rumors in 2020 and I have immunity and other health issues! I had absolutely zero idea they would be finding the time to call people in the confusion, especially me being in DC! I guess as rehab still wasn't quite over she decided to be even more over the top than she already is in a good way and call me due to how bad my health is piraide
Adam Richman retired from competitive eating and his show Man vs Food(Travel Channel) because of health issues. The fourth season was called Man vs Food Nation, because they showcased other people in the food challenges because he retired.
Onetime when I was 12 a British guy dropped his phone and I picked it up and ran it back to him. He said oh, thanks. I noticed the accent and said say hello to Britain for me when you get back. And he was like I would if it wasn’t for all your fucking wars 😂. I was like ok those folks diff over there 👀
hey at least you guys can admit it at the end of the day we are all jealous of each other because of the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence fallacy
Meanwhile I'm envious of you all because you're from countries I'd like to visit, and get to visit various countries like Japan. I wanna see the world... it's just not possible.
@@sechabatheletsane9784 some people get stuck in bad areas that have few opportunities for jobs and those jobs give enough to survive on paycheck to paycheck. Those people never get to travel because of expenses. You could say just drop it and go somewhere that pays more, but that’s a risk that’ll either pay off or leave them homeless for a while.
For sure, people from Europe tend to misjudge how gigantic the US really is, and the accompanying diversity because of it. I’ve heard that you can drive across England or Ireland within a day- I drive for a day in California and I’m still in California!
He's literally the worst person. He's super manipulative and conniving. You should look up the drama between him and Stephanie Soo. He manipulated and gaslighted her.
Caste systems as a concept are always so foreign to me. In the U.S., billionaires like to pretend that they used to be poorer than they really were, because bigger class leaps = bigger respect.
Here in my country any decent hotel doesn't give you toothbrushes. Normally they give you soap and white towels. Although I don't know if the expensive ones give you toothbrushes. First time I hear a hotel provides that
As an American who was never left the country, are we really that optimistic? Because for me I’m always excited when my birthday or some big holiday happens, meanwhile my brothers couldn’t give a shit.
An Asian American here, it's possibly due to my upbringing, but I feel relatively uncomfortable around Americans. They're always so.... involved...? I feel like if I'm conversing with some friends of mine, an American would just jump into the conversation with such ease. It baffles me to an extent how sociable you lot are. Of course, this was within the Southern United States, and I know that in the North it's far different. Largely due to how fast life moves and the amount of time allotted to small talk thus being reduced.
I lived in the UK and the US and yes Americans are very optimistic, which is a great quality for me personally. Happiness is contagious and being around optimistic people gives you energy.
@@alonsonic what’s a good example of this optimism? I don’t really understand personally with no reference. Is it the ability to make small talk? Just randomly start talking about life or future goals with strangers?
He identifies more with his American citizenship now. He talked about how South Africa was a negative experience in general, and he likes American values better.
Honestly, there's plenty of reasons to gaze upon Elon Musk with utter hatred and contempt, but him being American (wasn't he born in South Africa?) isn't one of those reasons.
I get a kick at the shit talking in America, half cuz its so ludicrous like the lard dispenser and and the other half cuz its kind of true. But it is nice to hear people talk nice about us, as the world super power its popular to punch up so I get it though.
When you see a post pointing about the bads of the Britain, whether it's colonialism or smth else, the British people take it very well. It's a whole different thing with american though. And then they do a little revisionism like in this comment section.
Honestly, nothing made me *more* pro US than my high school history class. Every class devolved into the kids ranting about how awful the US is and how much everyone there sucked... This was in Puerto Rico... 99% of the complaints were "America should give us more free stuff". Yeah, my classmates *sucked* so when they all came out as disliking the US I went "aight. I love America now."
There may not be any classism in the US but I think that's mostly because the US is still brand spanking new and still has that new car smell compared to the "old world" like Europe. In other words, there hasn't been enough time for a class divide to really form and ingrain itself in the culture. So I'd say give it a few hundred more years and see if that's still true. Depending on your *race* however you will feel off and will be treated differently in higher class areas.
@@mabiniss2 : The thing you aren't factoring in is that much of the racism was promoted to _support_ classism in the US- easier to establish the class system if part of it is literally color-coded. And indeed, "aristocracy" is a fairly good description of the cultural aspiration of the South, and at least some of the old Northern established families as well. The trick is that there's a ban on _enshrining it in law,_ and there's also been a fairly large amount of travel, so it's tended to be fragile.
Americans are the biggest critics of America tbh. Wouldn't say we are all happy as well. But when I think of us compared to the UK..... maybe..... I have never heard of a hotel giving toothbrushes anywhere. That's cool. And I have heard many stories of rich folks dressing very casual and probably lazily walk into these big expensive car dealers and get laughed right out. But then they buy from a competitor right across the street.
I guess they've never heard of Joey Chestnut who is btw the world #1 ranked competitive eater. Altho I too watch and am amazed by how much Stonie can eat he's got nothing on Chestnut, who's literally a mouth in human form.
I like how the thumbnail has the Statue of Liberty which was a gift from France that the US didn’t even want until the French said they’d set up the statue too.
Ahh... classism. Nothing like making fun of people for being poorer than you. Weirdly enough, I thought that would be more prominent in america as I got older. Not really, I'm sure it happens, but it's usually asshole kids. I haven't met an adult that goes "Is that a Nike T-Shirt. HAHA!" that being said, I've never met someone who was born into immense wealth here. Some people I know had wealthier parents, who were lawyers or something. But, they weren't getting like everything spoonfed to them either.
Usually the people who are wealthy just simply don't understand life with less money if someone with a ormal life talks to them. Like its just full on cognitively different.
Nikocado avocado went to lower dauphin high school in Pennsylvania and played the violin (I only know this because I went to school with him) quiet vegan kid that started doing mukbangs on RUclips - got the personality for it and it became to be more and more, especially after he stopped being a vegan.
Classism is very prevalent in Mexico too, you can’t go to a nice restaurant without dressing well. Or people give you shit for it, or don’t give you service at all.
I don't think Nicocado is acting. Unhealthy eating can cause mental deterioration, mood swings, aggression, etc. With his extreme anti-diet, it's especially bad
Airbnbs are terrible for the city itself tho. It turns residential neighborhoods into hotel districts, all the local businesses turn into tourist based ones. That’s why there’s hardly any venetians left actually living in Venice
That's hardly the only reason. History and tourism are better justifications for the city these days than the city itself. The whole place is going to need either a permanent sea wall, or to be jacked up and new foundations installed.
You have to ask the front deak for them. Anything left in the room has to be either washed or recycled after someone leaves ( cause diseases, besides just covid ), so anything thats not tamper proof like toiletries gets moved to the front desk.
joey - “that sounds like racism within the same race”, garnt - “that’s called classism” LOL
Racism has sub-categories within them Lol
@darzsh same with us Filipinos
@@reisushi3459 ha
por que no los dos?
@darzsh That caste system is insane. It's colorist as hell. And I'm not even one to call it out, but man based on the stuff i've seen and read online.
I always laugh when they diss on America, it's either something ridiculously wrong or it's a pretty good point, either way I enjoy it.
They're always right tho
So true.
@@NightcorEDM half the time
@@NightcorEDM they're 100% right 50% of the time.
@@Ed95366 50% of the time, they're right every time.
I think the reason Americans are more optimistic is because we get way more sunlight than the UK. I don't have the chart, but it showed that the least sunny parts of the USA are far sunnier than the sunniest parts of Britain, in terms of hours of sunlight per year.
Its a good point actually, grey skies for months on end can get wearing, the nordic countries are allegedly the happiest places on earth but then again the weather and northerliness there contributes to them also having some of the highest suicide rates, a similar thing happens in the UK but instead everyone is just really cynical about everything instead
always happy Southeast Asians are waving 👋🤣
True, the environment your in can form your mindset. That why people who are even in poor countries who have lots of sun always are happy and you see them smiling despite being in extreme poverty coz idk the sun just does something to the mental health. That is why seasonal depression can exist where some people report feeling dull gray and depressed when autumn or winter comes or just when the weather ain’t all sunny and colourful and vibrant
I think it's because we microwave our water for tea.
@@helenhobbs5472 Reject Kettle. Embrace Microwave.
Honestly nobody hates America more than Americans and nobody is more patriotic about America than Americans. We can take being roasted because roasts are fun but we will get patriotic and defensive about our country if we feel like we're being looked down on BECAUSE we're American. That being said, when you go across the Country and visit states for a few days you'll immediately realize that not every state is gonna be the same.
The sheer difference in towns, cities and states is pretty immense. My city acts way, way different compared to the next closest city which is only an hour away.
Ya I'm in VA and go to arkansas and feel like a damn foreigner
"nobody is more patriotic about Amarican than Amaricans" I don't know Vietnam. (Seriously look it up.)
I find Americans to really diss themselves a lot compared to other first world countries.
There are a lot of things I love about America, but I wouldn't really consider myself patriotic. Maybe it's just because "patriotism" has been strongly associated with some of the worst people in the country for a long time
I really love how disconnected Chris is. Makes his opinions on things super fun!
who's Chris?
@@franciscodiaz6290 chris chan
@@Numfussle sus
It’s funny how much Connor disses on America in the podcast but in his streams he’s much more chill about America and says how much he likes it, he’s just playing it up and I wish more people could see that, it’s just jokes
I genuinely don't know why everyone's so pissed at it. I'm pretty fucking patriotic, form a military family, I don't get pissed whenever he goes on about america. Infact half the time im laughing my ass off cause some of its true
@@lazarussolomon3541 Extreme nationalism makes fools of us all, in my opinion
@@nanashi2146 I don’t think there’s many Americans that partake in nationalism
@@Mooshanmut Pretty sure there fucking are, a pretty big part. Indoctrination, constant pledge to the flag and even historical revisionism to a point doesn't ring a bell? If you deny any of those things I can just assume you're American yourself
To be honest I don’t even think they are saying bad shit about America compared to places like twitter and reddit. Compared to those platforms it feels extremely tame and in good fun where as twitter tells you this is the worst place in the world and you are a monster if you like living here.
I don't even see how you'd get offended at the America roasts. It's like all great comedy. Massive exaggerations with a hint of truth in it.
Yeah, sadly what i see here in europe. Jokes have turned to despite and hatred. I keep needing to correct people that the jokes is not the actual america.
im korean american and its so funny to listen to them plus they make british jokes almost equally if not more
@Oil tank You act likes its all Americans who get butthurt, the same way there is a group of Bri'ish people who dont like the teeth jokes there is a group of Muricans who don't like the school shooting memes.
No matter what group it is there is always a subsection that take themselves too seriously.
Just a Hint?
If people can't distinguish between sarcastic joke and hatrate. I think majority could and hatrate commentis is just a way to express their irrational emotion and trying to correct something that's non of their business. So I think not all people says this kind of joke is hater, but someone adds on hatrate comment is definitely are and I assume they already hate America.
They rag on america with humour and know what the lines for joking are. They're not like the other people overseas who think bringing up school/mass shootings is funny
No such thing as lines for joking. Don’t police comedy.
@@justskiddingaround-idontkn7519 except those usually aren't jokes. Im fine with those jokes but more often then not people in other countries just use it as an insult
Line of moral everywhere, you can't escape it.
@@简澜 but we're trying to change it bur we got some pepole here that think banning stuff will fix the problem or throwing money.
It is funny
"I was always of the mindset that real rich people didn't always need to dress smart, and just turn up in pajamas."
I believe the great western philosopher Jermaine (J.) Cole spoke similarly
"Used to be bumming
Some days I'm still bumming
The difference is now its by choice"
Did not expect to see you here mate!
Idc when they laugh at America because nothing they say could be worse than what we say about ourselves lol. Americans aren’t afraid to point out our flaws and call for improvement. That being said America is so huge, if someone has only ever visited California or NY or something then that would be like only experiencing one culture. Like visiting Italy and saying it applied to all of Europe lol. These guys are always pretty nice to America.
I wonder why Americans are always the first one to criticize themselves. Your country legits surprise me on your upfront attitude
@@AnNguyen-es4kx It's almost a patriotic thing to do to openly criticize America in my experience. I think a form of self-awareness and self-critique is necessary to grow just in general
You can say the same for Italy itself, very much like the US or I can argue even more it has very significantly different cultures in every region and has only been unified as one country/kingdom since 1845, multiple decades after the United States became its own independent nation(the US hadn’t unified all the land it has now at that time though)
@@AnNguyen-es4kx One of the things we're proud of is that we're allowed to talk shit about America.
i mean criticize urself is the first step to improve urself. And cause u guys more open about it, u guys are on top of the economy game rn.
"we didn't even get toothbrushes!"
unless i've never stayed at a good hotel before, i don't think i've ever heard of any hotel in America ever giving out toothbrushes. none of the ones ive ever stayed in have provided toiletries ever
Have you ever been in the bathroom? Its usually there with the soap, shampoo, and maybe a hair net.
I usually stays in 3 star hotels and they always have them.
Often if you ask the front desk, you can get a toiletries pack with toothbrush toothpaste razor and shaving cream. They don’t put it in the room because they have to toss it even if you don’t use it
@@mandalorian_guy there's always soap and shampoo, but never toothbrushes, let alone a hair net lol. for context i live in florida and most of my hotels have been in there.
@@spronga3305 you can get them in Florida just ask front desk. I will say not all hotels do it but most keep a supply of them. Granted probably still best to bring your own then rely on a hotel every time.
"How do you feel about America?"
Chris giving the most British answer ever: "It's alright innit?" 😂💖✌
This highlight is one of the few times where I can be thankful that I read "The Great Gatsby" during the 11th grade (junior year of highschool), since I understand "old money" and "new money" (context helps, but it's still good that Gatsby is useful for something).
@@kiwi2035 edp? 😳😳
Boi my class just started reading that book and my teacher gave a speech about that exact subject
@@kiwi2035 I can see the confusion, since I don't really know how to phrase my comment without sounding either condescending or younger than I am, but I'm not 12.
Kson: What doesn't suck in UK?
Chris Broad: Hold my beer
I used to work at a '5 star' hotel in central London. The hotel literally paid a fee to the company that rates hotels for a 5 star package. Then the certificate for the wall comes in the post within a week. I doubt there are many true 5 star hotels, and the real ones are way too expensive for any normal people.
"You don't win friends with salad."
I can only imagine Chris showing up at a fancy restaurant with his regular clothes and the snooty waiter saying, "So, just bread and salad, Sir?"
This makes me think of a restaurant right down the street from me I was at one time. Way too fancy, especially for the area, like $50 for nothing an app, totally outta place there and two guys had the audacity the WHOLE TIME to be sitting right next to me with nothing better to do than making their whole chat about someone being unable to get off their phone and just enjoy their meal! NOT MAKING OTHER REFERENCES! Acting like they were about to cut stuff off and switch topics when I tossed a look as it was me, it was like 12PM on a Monday and I kept getting calls from my doctor as I had just gotten off of a broken leg in 2019 then it was around the time of the COVID rumors in 2020 and I have immunity and other health issues! I had absolutely zero idea they would be finding the time to call people in the confusion, especially me being in DC! I guess as rehab still wasn't quite over she decided to be even more over the top than she already is in a good way and call me due to how bad my health is piraide
I’m American and some of the stuff they say can be completely wrong but you shouldn’t take it personal it’s not that serious 😂
They are just Brits and an Australian. We don't take them seriously anyway :P
Jesus KG lol
@@kgjung2310 Sound like you're hurt though. Sensitive much?
@@greenbean5186 he's not wrong tho
@@kgjung2310 based
Adam Richman retired from competitive eating and his show Man vs Food(Travel Channel) because of health issues. The fourth season was called Man vs Food Nation, because they showcased other people in the food challenges because he retired.
To the surprise of no one. There is no way anyone can eat that way week after week and not have some serious health consequences.
I would genuinely feel bad for Nikacado if he wasn’t so nasty and hostile to nice folks, even going as far as to spew racist and anti black rhetoric
You can tell garnt is new to facial hair because he can avoid playing with it
That title is a trick I just know it.
Onetime when I was 12 a British guy dropped his phone and I picked it up and ran it back to him. He said oh, thanks. I noticed the accent and said say hello to Britain for me when you get back. And he was like I would if it wasn’t for all your fucking wars 😂. I was like ok those folks diff over there 👀
My favorite part is when they bring Chris on. He's gone from a deer in headlights "what in Christ is this" to actively talking about muckbangs
5:47 I love Chris wheezing.
12:09 This is the best British ranting I've heard from Connor.
hey at least you guys can admit it at the end of the day we are all jealous of each other because of the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence fallacy
I like hearing what other people think of American culture. This brings a lot of perspective on what we here think is normal.
Meanwhile I'm envious of you all because you're from countries I'd like to visit, and get to visit various countries like Japan. I wanna see the world... it's just not possible.
For now but it will be!!!
@@s70driver2005 unless he has a shit job then it actually might not be possible.
@@chamllis for now
Military
@@sechabatheletsane9784 some people get stuck in bad areas that have few opportunities for jobs and those jobs give enough to survive on paycheck to paycheck. Those people never get to travel because of expenses. You could say just drop it and go somewhere that pays more, but that’s a risk that’ll either pay off or leave them homeless for a while.
wow, I found Japan Hotels to be way more expensive than those in Australia, so UK must be extremely overpriced.
not the UK but London for sure. London is more expensive than Tokyo in some cases
The most shocking thing I heard is that their hotels give out toothbrushes.
Is that really crazy?
thats a funny to hear them talking in a posh accent pretending to order off the McDonald's menu😂😂 11:45
6:40 Is where the content linked to the title begins.
For sure, people from Europe tend to misjudge how gigantic the US really is, and the accompanying diversity because of it. I’ve heard that you can drive across England or Ireland within a day- I drive for a day in California and I’m still in California!
im american and i find most of the roasts hilarious idk why people would get upset about them
@2:19 "..punishing yourself for views.." sounds like the very definition of entertainment since the beginning of theatre. . .
I looked up Nikocado Avocado after the first 3 minutes of the vid. Holy fuck, that's all the motivation I needed to stay on my diet.
He's literally the worst person. He's super manipulative and conniving. You should look up the drama between him and Stephanie Soo. He manipulated and gaslighted her.
I’m from the US, please keep it up, it’s hilarious, we are prime targets for jokes.
Japan does in fact have a lower class that have systemically been looked down on for centuries known as Burakumin.
To think that Nickocado Avacado hasn't done any content from around the same time this podcast episode happened...
this is basically the "your pp so big our pp so smol" deflection from the japan south park episode.
Caste systems as a concept are always so foreign to me. In the U.S., billionaires like to pretend that they used to be poorer than they really were, because bigger class leaps = bigger respect.
“in wit the crew innit”
- Chris broad 2022
Grass is always green on the other side lol
Here in my country any decent hotel doesn't give you toothbrushes. Normally they give you soap and white towels. Although I don't know if the expensive ones give you toothbrushes. First time I hear a hotel provides that
Yeah in the US they don't give you toothbrushes. But then again I've never been to a 5 star hotel.
in no hotel i ever went I had a toothbrush. soap/shampoo/towels and stuff, but not a toothbrush
Oh Japan still has its class system...most of us just aren't invited anywhere near the nice restaurants.
The American way is to be able to do anything in the pursuit of happiness as long as it's illegal
As an American who was never left the country, are we really that optimistic? Because for me I’m always excited when my birthday or some big holiday happens, meanwhile my brothers couldn’t give a shit.
You are smiling to strangers and starting smalltalks with them that's wierd.
Compared to brits? Really really optimistic I'd say
An Asian American here, it's possibly due to my upbringing, but I feel relatively uncomfortable around Americans. They're always so.... involved...? I feel like if I'm conversing with some friends of mine, an American would just jump into the conversation with such ease. It baffles me to an extent how sociable you lot are. Of course, this was within the Southern United States, and I know that in the North it's far different. Largely due to how fast life moves and the amount of time allotted to small talk thus being reduced.
I lived in the UK and the US and yes Americans are very optimistic, which is a great quality for me personally. Happiness is contagious and being around optimistic people gives you energy.
@@alonsonic what’s a good example of this optimism? I don’t really understand personally with no reference. Is it the ability to make small talk? Just randomly start talking about life or future goals with strangers?
This aged well
Chris-acado Ava-Broad-o
Interesting how theres an ad for ellipticals under this 🤣
Elon Musk is South African.
Yeah they said that
And Proud American 🇺🇸 citizen.
He identifies more with his American citizenship now.
He talked about how South Africa was a negative experience in general, and he likes American values better.
he's both
He's clearly American.
Simply Dumpling (He has... An ungodly number of channels) does occasional massive meals, but the rest of the time eats well and works out.
Honestly, there's plenty of reasons to gaze upon Elon Musk with utter hatred and contempt, but him being American (wasn't he born in South Africa?) isn't one of those reasons.
Yeah, he’s South African.
I get a kick at the shit talking in America, half cuz its so ludicrous like the lard dispenser and and the other half cuz its kind of true. But it is nice to hear people talk nice about us, as the world super power its popular to punch up so I get it though.
you're brainwashed though. all i see is little man child american getting butt hurt about the simplest criticism.
i think american need a war on their land for them to be better people.
Damn, Trash Taste is on a mission to destroy London tourism.
Mr ovacado is a very good violin player
actually nikocado avocado said he was very unhealthy when he was thin and a vegan
Yeah his body was lacking protein that he was unwell. That why it important to know what diet works, sometimes going full on vegan can be harmful.
When you see a post pointing about the bads of the Britain, whether it's colonialism or smth else, the British people take it very well. It's a whole different thing with american though. And then they do a little revisionism like in this comment section.
Happy? From my perspective they look miserable, angry and slightly depressed tbh. Especially the children
A casual Daniel Day-Lewis name drop, a man of culture indeed.
Honestly, nothing made me *more* pro US than my high school history class. Every class devolved into the kids ranting about how awful the US is and how much everyone there sucked...
This was in Puerto Rico... 99% of the complaints were "America should give us more free stuff".
Yeah, my classmates *sucked* so when they all came out as disliking the US I went "aight. I love America now."
That sounds hilarious to me as a old boy in Iowa.
And _that_ is why Puerto Rico will never be free of the US: the kids are just Americans speaking Spanish, so it would still be America.
There may not be any classism in the US but I think that's mostly because the US is still brand spanking new and still has that new car smell compared to the "old world" like Europe. In other words, there hasn't been enough time for a class divide to really form and ingrain itself in the culture. So I'd say give it a few hundred more years and see if that's still true. Depending on your *race* however you will feel off and will be treated differently in higher class areas.
There is a lot of classism in the us
@@angelgomez7081 Yes there is but it's nowhere near as close to India's or the UK's.
@@mabiniss2 : The thing you aren't factoring in is that much of the racism was promoted to _support_ classism in the US- easier to establish the class system if part of it is literally color-coded. And indeed, "aristocracy" is a fairly good description of the cultural aspiration of the South, and at least some of the old Northern established families as well. The trick is that there's a ban on _enshrining it in law,_ and there's also been a fairly large amount of travel, so it's tended to be fragile.
Americans are the biggest critics of America tbh.
Wouldn't say we are all happy as well. But when I think of us compared to the UK..... maybe.....
I have never heard of a hotel giving toothbrushes anywhere. That's cool.
And I have heard many stories of rich folks dressing very casual and probably lazily walk into these big expensive car dealers and get laughed right out. But then they buy from a competitor right across the street.
"Too much sodium" is conner saying he's salty
I guess they've never heard of Joey Chestnut who is btw the world #1 ranked competitive eater. Altho I too watch and am amazed by how much Stonie can eat he's got nothing on Chestnut, who's literally a mouth in human form.
I enjoy Brits dissing on America and Americans dissing on Britain. It's quite comedic and good fun.
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Only thing I envy from America is some snacks and fast food chains... apart from that it's all pity...
I like how the thumbnail has the Statue of Liberty which was a gift from France that the US didn’t even want until the French said they’d set up the statue too.
Ahh... classism. Nothing like making fun of people for being poorer than you. Weirdly enough, I thought that would be more prominent in america as I got older. Not really, I'm sure it happens, but it's usually asshole kids. I haven't met an adult that goes "Is that a Nike T-Shirt. HAHA!" that being said, I've never met someone who was born into immense wealth here. Some people I know had wealthier parents, who were lawyers or something. But, they weren't getting like everything spoonfed to them either.
Usually the people who are wealthy just simply don't understand life with less money if someone with a ormal life talks to them. Like its just full on cognitively different.
Man it must be crazy when they come to America, they go to a new state and they’re still in America
The funny part about the Elon musk story is that he isn't even American lol
I gues you could say Nikocado followed the gravy train.
The way they pronounce muk*BANG* lol🤦🏽♀
Nikocado avocado went to lower dauphin high school in Pennsylvania and played the violin (I only know this because I went to school with him) quiet vegan kid that started doing mukbangs on RUclips - got the personality for it and it became to be more and more, especially after he stopped being a vegan.
Joey just laughing his ass off, is hilarious lol
I found this video while watching Man vs. Food
You are suppose to ask for a tooth brush, you don’t just get one.
Most ppl bring their own tooth brush
Picture this.. Abroad in America.
Classism is very prevalent in Mexico too, you can’t go to a nice restaurant without dressing well. Or people give you shit for it, or don’t give you service at all.
Speakin as an American, most if not all the shit we get, we deserve. We enjoy the shade cause we'll throw it right back.
I don't think Nicocado is acting. Unhealthy eating can cause mental deterioration, mood swings, aggression, etc. With his extreme anti-diet, it's especially bad
Beardmeatsfood is a great competitive eater RUclipsr you guys should check out. No1 ranked in UK.
This is a really long highlight for something they *very* briefly talked about
I mean we know that’s why everyone shits on us and we accept that lol
In Japan Classism is what Family your from.
I laugh my ass of when they make fun of the US… they’re pretty spot on
America is going to shit. I am bit worried for my future living there.
7:36 .....Hell yes!
Chris mukbang with Family Mart chicken 🥲
I love how Chris sounds like such boomer
Restaurants with dress codes are basically larping
Airbnbs are terrible for the city itself tho. It turns residential neighborhoods into hotel districts, all the local businesses turn into tourist based ones. That’s why there’s hardly any venetians left actually living in Venice
That's hardly the only reason. History and tourism are better justifications for the city these days than the city itself. The whole place is going to need either a permanent sea wall, or to be jacked up and new foundations installed.
They literally make fun of the UK more the the US in this video lmao
Oh my god, he ADMIT IT
13:01 As someone from the US, you guys get free toothbrushes? Wow, it really does suck here.
Actually, I think the last hotel I used in the US did that too (pre-Covid), but... noone normally needs them, so they stay unused.
You have to ask the front deak for them. Anything left in the room has to be either washed or recycled after someone leaves ( cause diseases, besides just covid ), so anything thats not tamper proof like toiletries gets moved to the front desk.
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Your title has piqued my American interests while protecting my American pride.
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