Comments by "101 Steel" (@101steel4) on "American Reacts to What Is Something Europe Has Changed in Your Mind as an American" video.

  1. When my cousin moved to florida from the UK, the first thing he mentioned was the food. In his words "Everything is full of shit" From the meat, bread and even fruit &veg. It's all pumped full if sugars, flavouring, colouring, preservatives and hormones. He showed me a pic of some burger King halloween burger, and the bun looked luminous lol
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  2. Yes the licencing system in Europe is way tougher and expensive. I don't drive a car but do have a motorcycle licence. That was a very long and expensive process. Apparently in the US the bike test is basically the equivalent of our CBT. That's even if you have to take one, I've heard in some places it's basically filling out a form. No 125cc learning over there.
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  3.  @paddypleiner5518  fries and takeout are words I don't hear in the UK, let alone in a Chinese.
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  4. Yep another "my cousin" comment lol When he moved to florida he said the Chinese food was terrible, loads of the dishes he has back in England were not available and they'd never heard of prawn crackers 🤔
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  5. @Babette I don't live in America. Thank god lol
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  6. It's an eye opener for them when they watch videos about other parts of the world.
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  7.  @IWrocker  so what about driving lessons? Do you have to use an approved instructor? Here in England there's learner cars everywhere. Annoying when you get stuck behind one lol, but everyone has to start somewhere I suppose.
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  8. I have a motorcycle licence, and that's just as hard/expensive to get. Lessons etc. I've also watched americans do their bike test. Basically roll up on their own bike, which they've already been riding on public roads (how does that work if you don't have a licence) Ride round a carpark for 5 minutes and that's it. No going out on the road with an instructor. Plus this particular person did no shoulder checks and put his foot down. An instant fail in England.
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  9. I imagine they arm themselves? The thought of our wives/daughters not feeling safe going out on their own, would make me want to move to a safer country.
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  10. My cousin moved to florida about a decade ago. Works in a restaurant and a lot of the customers go there everyday. Even if they don't they get a delivery from there. Plus when he first got there his american wife was having a takeaway delivered for dinner every night. She still does for herself and her son 😒
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  11.  @AboveSomething  I agree. I'm old enough to remember pre CBT days. Just sentd off for a provisional licence and buy a 2 stroke bike. No training no lessons no nothing. It's a much better system today. The US should do something similar. I've seen Americans get a Yamaha MT10, or similar, as a first bike. Not a good idea.
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  12. @Babette what?
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  13. There's no MOT in florida, so I've been told. A lot of the cars look like death traps, and there's always blown tyres and bits of cars on the roads. Plus there's something called tyre rotation, where when your rear tyres wear out and need replacing, they put new ones on and put the old worn ones on the front wheels 🤣 That probably explains the blown ones laying all over the roads lol
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  14. We have UHT milk in the UK. I keep some in the cupboard incase I run out of fresh milk and can't get to the shop. It tastes very different to fresh milk though.
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  15.  @TuomoKalliokoski  looking at the packaging there's no mention of it. The one I have is from Northern Ireland, UK, but I assume they're pretty much the same.
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