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@thuirthiawindsong 5 дней назад

Turning right on red is never required by law. So if you wait until the light turns green, you might annoy people behind you, but you aren’t breaking the law

@lisamyers8407 3 дня назад

Correct, unless it is posted saying No Right Turn On Red which there are still plenty of.

@TheRealMirCat 6 дней назад

Re: Stairs/Lifts/Ramps. This has to do also with the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). Places legally are required to be wheelchair (and other mobility equipment) accessible.

@jonadabtheunsightly 6 дней назад

There are some exceptions for historic buildings and such, so it's not literally everywhere. But yeah, pretty much anything built or renovated since the mid twentieth century, is going to be accessible at least to traditional wheelchairs, and *new* stuff is typically designed to be accessible to those large motorized-cart wheelchairs that are about the size of a European automobile.

@LarryHatch 6 дней назад

Yes, some people complained about the billions spent on ramps, elevators, and such. Now that I have arthritis I am glad for these things and my friends with small children are too. ADA was one thing the federal government actually got right and the unintended consequences are mostly positive!

@shallowgal462 6 дней назад

@@jonadabtheunsightly Churches are exempt too, historic or not.

@gregmason2434 6 дней назад

@@jonadabtheunsightly You exagerate about the Euro Automobile... I have a friend who drives a Mini Cooper ;) It is small, but not as small as a motorized wheelchair ;) Not griping or arguing, just felt need to clarify this small point ;)

@MikeL-FL 6 дней назад

@@gregmason2434Look up the Peel P50. Thing will literally fit in most elevators. 😂

@renee176 6 дней назад

Concerning the ice: if you ever go back to the US know that you can always ask for light ice or no ice at all in your drink.😊

@domingo954 6 дней назад

You can always ask for no ice in your drink and a second cup with just ice in it to add to your drink.

@kristend344 6 дней назад

I hate ice, and always ask for no ice. (I do ask for lemon on the side) Never had an issue.

@keytothewall 6 дней назад

@@kristend344yeah because most drinks are cooled but if it’s a drink that isn’t cooled then i just go for light ice

@Anon54387 6 дней назад

I do that. I hate my tea getting watered down with melted ice, and getting less than a cupful. I add ice at home or put it in the fridge.

@silikon2 6 дней назад

It's worth noting London is at the same latitude as part of Alaska... most of Europe is way farther north than most of the US. I went to Ireland in August and nobody told me to bring a parka sheesh. Also, most of the US doesn't have the generally dreary rainy climate of the UK. Though it's also worth noting that I don't think the US ice behavior changes that much when it actually does get cold and rainy or even in cities like Seattle.

@JoeBoKnows 6 дней назад

The US is very handicapped accessible. Most places have lifts for ADA compliance.

@pinkonesie 6 дней назад

The ADA is one the US's best ideas.

@dennisclouser3458 6 дней назад

Thank you Ronald Reagan!

@AtomicMushroomz 6 дней назад

@@dennisclouser3458 he's burning down below if you want to see him

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

The uk have the same disabled facilities maybe not to the standard of the US but we do have them . Lifts are in most second or more story buildings here too . Maybe Jersey is not disabled friendly .

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

@@dennisclouser3458 Why? President George H.W. Bush finally signed the ADA in 1990. Regan didn't want to sign it... and didn't. (But to be fair, by then he was so far gone w/ dementia.... MAYBE he would have otherwise.. dunno). But 1988 was RR's last full year in office... so, NO on thx to RR.

@realShadowKat 6 дней назад

The other reason we don't mind ice (especially for dine-in situations) is free refills. +1 for a part 2.

@willvr4 6 дней назад

They're free because the drink sizes are insane and it costs them next to nothing.

@user-nr5ux7gr2g 6 дней назад

Not all restaurants offer free refills for sodas but most give free refills for iced tea

@willvr4 6 дней назад

@@user-nr5ux7gr2g I have a family friend who is a franchisee for a bunch of McDonald's. He told me they make most of their money on the drinks because it only costs them about 20 cents and half of that is the price of the cup/lid/straw.

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

Ice dilutes your drink as well , no ice for me ill pay for the drink not the extra water

@willvr4 6 дней назад

@@claregale9011 Room temp or warm water is gross. I'll take the ice all day.

@jamesdupont74 5 дней назад

As an American, when I went to Germany they thought we were crazy for wanting ice.

@jobethk588 6 дней назад

Good point - the American Disabilities Act made areas baby friendly! Love hearing y’all’s take on things we don’t even see anymore!

@JohnStrandt 6 дней назад

LA drivers: In any large city with heavy traffic, there is almost a combat zone mentality. The stress levels are elevated, and the number of rude drivers increases.

@babyfry4775 5 дней назад

I’m glad you had a great time in the US. It’s nice to hear nice things about us and not the usual complaining about us.

@nordenx 5 дней назад

Part of being "baby friendly" are those "baby changing stations" in most public toilets, the "family restrooms", and also those private "mom & baby nursing areas" in several malls across the US.

@jennybrown611 5 дней назад

I’m a part-time server and they make us feel the ice to the top to make sure that we are continuously checking on our tables because once we see your cup is half full, we will come and ask you if you need a refill or anything else for the table. But you can always ask for no ice or light ice.😊

@jennybean3212 6 дней назад

Would love to see a part 2. Always fascinating to hear a new visitors perspective and enjoy hearing you guys just chat with each other.

@jbabs100 6 дней назад

Hello! Love your videos. Hello Archie!

@jsjazz12 5 дней назад

I wish people who visit would go to small town USA and experience that because it's nothing like they experience by staying in the urban areas.

@judydechant9205 5 дней назад

@@jsjazz12I agree. I live in a rural area of Tennessee. No public transport 😂 but we do have super friendly folks 😊

@thirdcoastfirebird 6 дней назад

I'm from Texas, which has been that way since the 80s. I have Cerebral Palsy, and I have never had a problem getting around.

@Stephanie.Hudson 6 дней назад

Woke up yesterday to 91 degrees. By 6 that night it was 89. The ice helps to keep the drinks and you cool. Also, because of traffic, we state how long it takes to get there and not how many miles. As you said, 10 minutes on a map could be an hour away with traffic.

@chrissauter7501 6 дней назад

7:02 A right turn on red is always allowable EXCEPT where there is a sign saying otherwise

@michaelmappin4425 Час назад

Some cities have or will soon ban right turn on red.

@judyhuurman1237 6 дней назад

Yes I want a part 2. I had to laugh about your ice comments. We probably don't ask if you want ice in your drink because they assume no one wants to have a warm soda.

@litz13 6 дней назад

I got in an argument in London with a server over ice in coca cola. Had to pull out the "I'm from the city where this stuff was invented, so I think I know what I'm talking about" card to get my ice.

@ohmightywez 6 дней назад

I think we view ice differently because we fill the cup of ice and then soda, and then we go back for a refill so you do get value for your money.

@md_vandenberg 6 дней назад

How long are you waiting to finish your soda that it gets warm? Soda is kept under pressure which automatically makes it cold. No need to add wretched ice to ruin your coke. Want your drink to stay colder for longer without ice? Two words: travel mug.

@jonalberts980 6 дней назад

@@md_vandenbergWe want drinks that are freezing. Especially during a hard day's work in oppressive heat. Also, many of us use travel mugs with ice, which keeps drinks cold for twelve hours. So if someone's drink gets watered down, well, they had twelve hours to drink it.

@StevenHughes-hr5hp 4 дня назад

That is not true. If they get it out of a machine the Coke is pretty much certainly ice cold. So it does not need ice. If there is a self serve machine at your local fast food joint why bother with ice? Already cold and unlimited refills.

@machfront 6 дней назад

Hi, Archie! I hear you, lil buddy! Thanks for saying hi and letting us know you’re there and a part of it all! 😁

@richardcomerford1828 6 дней назад

I think the "baby friendly" feature you experienced was actually due to the A.D.A. or Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA requires that all public areas be accessible to everyone in wheelchairs, etc. That translates to lifts, ramps and curb cuts everywhere. And the law is right on red nation wide at all times unless specifically forbidden.

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

We do have this in the uk . Maybe Jersey is not baby friendly

@litz13 6 дней назад

Re: traffic... We have a saying in Atlanta... "Atlanta is an hour away from Atlanta" (and it's very very true)

@hatleyhoward7193 5 дней назад

I can drive 3 hours to get to Houston from Houston. 😂

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN 3 дня назад

The South sucks

@AnnieDC304 6 дней назад

The right turn on red came about as a way to save fuel and decrease air pollution by limiting the amount of time idling unnecessarily at a red light.

@sierrajohnson7300 6 дней назад

Reagan started this law right?

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

@@sierrajohnson7300 NO! 1975, His predecessor, President Jimmy Carter.

@psychokitty7268 5 дней назад

1975 was President Ford.

@cavlizzy 5 дней назад

If I get a drink in a drive thru (no refills) I will request “light ice”. So I get more soda/ice tea. This is common & restaurant drive thru’s are used to it.

@eTraxx 6 дней назад

Great video .. really. My dad was in the US Air Force and we lived at RAF Upper Heyford, Oxford Co., England. The family stayed in an English village hotel in Deddington for about 30 days until housing was available on base. This was 1960 ... so only 15 years after the end of WWII .. the Brits were still recovering. One day at dinner a parent ask one of the dining staff for ice .. they wanted to make ice tea. The hotel had a single ice cube tray. One. For the entire hotel. They brought my parents glasses with a single ice cube in each glass. How much has changed since is simply mindboggling having actually been a part of the "old days".

@PaulsWanderings 6 дней назад

Kudos for driving on the "wrong" side of the road and surviving. There is NO WAY I could do that. I am wayyyy to dyslexic

@ruthsaunders9507 5 дней назад

Its not hard too hard to get used to. The driver is always in the center of the road.

@haroldcampbell6773 5 дней назад

I was stationed at Burtonwood Army Depot outside of Warrington, England for almost 2 years. Had my American car .... was "interesting being on the wrong side of the car and driving on the wrong side of the road...

@chitowntiger1 2 дня назад

I hear ya. I took my family to Ireland, and I was totally confused. That wasn't the worst part. Ireland also has a tremendous amount of 'roundabouts'. Then add to that my car had a stick shift. Here I am going around a roundabout having to use a stick changing gears with my left hand, Going in the opposite direction I'm accustomed to, with my entire family in the car. It was exhausting. Did I mention how narrow the two lane roads are?

@buddystewart2020 6 дней назад

Public transport in larger cities can be decent. A lot of us don't live in large cities, I don't. So here, where I'm at, public transport is pretty pathetic.

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

to non existant... tbh (podunk town/county, right next to the county w/ Columbus, OH which (ayt least in the 1980's) had/(s?) decent public transport.

@robertofernandez7773 5 дней назад

Rural areas in Europe are pretty bad at public transit. I'm from a low population city in Spain and there is barely public transit. You might have a bus stop if you happen to be in between two large cities. I live in the US now and transit is definitely not as bad as many people think it is. Europe or Asia have a higher density of people per square mile and cities are not as spread out, therefore building and maintaining lines need less maintenance cost and construction cost while making lines more usable. Plus in the US people love their cars. I definitely love my car. I hated using public transport when I lived in France and England.

@jonstewart9792 4 дня назад

@@robertofernandez7773 I feel like the cost is to much for rural areas to have great public transportation. Although my very small town (10,000 people) in the U.S. has a small bus that people can call and arrange a pick-up/drop-off and return home trip within the county for free for all residents of the town.

@robertofernandez7773 4 дня назад

@@jonstewart9792 yes I agree. My family from my mom side lives in northern Michigan in rural america and they have something like that. Requires a lot of planning but its great for old folks that might not have someone to take them to an appointment. In my town in Spain there are 50000 people and has only three lines. It's ok but not great either. I personally never used it. Sometimes it is faster just to walk. But of course not everyone has great mobility.

@brendahowrey4819 2 дня назад

My daughter lives in Santa Monica, CA. Instead of renting a car we used UBER and their bus system. The buses were great, but they were not necessarily on schedule. Plus or minus 5 - 10 min

@mabutoo 6 дней назад

I absolutely love that even with your extensive knowledge of the US that you still were able to have your own experience. Please come back whenever you are ready.

@AC-ni4gt 6 дней назад

Archie is adorable when he joins along.

@wendy-ld5ck 6 дней назад

Yes, and he's a real baby.

@rubroken 6 дней назад

HE IS SUCH A GOOD HAPPY BABY!

@theblackbear211 6 дней назад

My sympathies are with you driving in LA - local knowledge and awareness on peak traffic times on any given route is helpful, but there are some places where the traffic is tough pretty much anytime.

@xv6701 6 дней назад

You two are awesome. I can’t express how warm my heart is that you enjoyed your trip. We do our best to accommodate!

@mbourque 6 дней назад

because of the ADA, anywhere there is stairs there has to be a ramp or elevator for disabled people to also be able to go up. this works for the baby carriages as well... this is also why many places have wide walk areas.

@jonadabtheunsightly 6 дней назад

According to Wikipedia, all 50 states now have right on red. (This wasn't always the case. I have early-childhood memories of adults asking one another, at a red light while traveling, "Does [state] have right on red?") In states that do allow it, intersections where it's not allowed are marked, which is why you saw signs on certain intersections telling you not to do it there. Note that, even when you legally can turn right on red, you do still have to yield to traffic that has a green light. And it's never legally mandatory: the worst that happens if you wait for the light, is the driver behind you gets impatient and beeps the horn at you.

@Anon54387 6 дней назад

I think one should be able to turn left on red if one sees a gap in traffic. I hate sitting there at a right left turn arrow and gaps in traffic, but I just have to sit there. If I were king for a day, I'd outlaw metered left turns.

@cylontoaster7660 6 дней назад

Right on Red started around the oil crisis in the 1970s - the thought was that less idling = less gas wasted. After the oil crisis ended, everyone kept the rule.

@jonadabtheunsightly 6 дней назад

@@Anon54387 You can legally turn left on red, as long as you don't have to cross any lanes of traffic to do it. (In practice, this generally means you have to be turning from a one-way street onto a one-way street, so it's only possible in communities that have multiple one-way streets.)

@seekexplorewander 6 дней назад

@@jonadabtheunsightly Yes - that's the law at least in Pennsylvania though in Philadelphia where there's maybe only 12 to 24 of those intersections (even in a city of 1.6 million people) it's rare occurrences to see one.

@cinemagirl5225 6 дней назад

Not allowed within New York City unless posted otherwise.

@scottmartin5990 6 дней назад

LA's notorious traffic brings out both the best and worst in its drivers. Many people drive aggressively in an attempt to make up for lost time. But the more experienced drivers realize that the whole system moves faster if everyone works together.

@kindredspiritbaseballmom7913 6 дней назад

Ice machines in hotels are for road trip travelers who usually have coolers or what you would call a cool box. Travelers driving long distances will keep their drinks and food cold in the coolers with ice. As a travel baseball mom, we use the ice machines at the hotels for our coolers that we bring to the baseball tournaments.

@richchie71 6 дней назад

Definitely a part 2

@KWC33 6 дней назад

Brits are so amazed about the concept of ice😂 and particularly iced tea when it’s 100° out and 94% humidity who the hell wants to drink a cup of hot tea?? now that you’ve been to Texas, maybe you’ll know this

@TahschaFinley7061 6 дней назад

Love watching you two in our country…❤️. I guess it’s a reminder how lucky we have it and how grateful most of us are. I love your channel ❤️

@Demetri450 6 дней назад

Most or some

@TahschaFinley7061 4 дня назад

@@Demetri450 Cup half full my friend… I’d like to believe that MOST people are grateful. 😊

@brucew7062 6 дней назад

“You’re a country of ice.”. That made me chuckle. I have never heard us referred to that way.

@a00141799 6 дней назад

Loving Archie presence in the videos. Even just hearing him in the background keeps me smiling and looking for a glimpse of him. Wishing you all of the best. Been with James for many years. Very proud of the wonderful father and loving partner he has become. I have a son who is the exact same age and just love seeing these boys become loving family men. ♥

@patricialavery8270 6 дней назад

It is 88F/31C where I am as I watch this,thus the ice everywhere.

@rhondapease8516 6 дней назад

I am from New England and even in the winter my sister and I used lots of ice!

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

Lucky! it's 93F/34C Here! (Central Ohio in a more 'country' area, so SOME cool out of the wooded areas... probably way worse in Columbus. 30+ miles away!

@ruthsaunders9507 5 дней назад

I'm from New England and never use ice. Don't eat out often so its easy to avoid.

@rhondapease8516 5 дней назад

@@ruthsaunders9507 😊 My mom never used ice.

@frand9174 6 дней назад

Public transportation in big cities is good. When you get out of the city, that's a different story. At best it's limited. In other places it may be non-existent. In rural areas communities are far apart. You have to have a car.

@rdf098311 6 дней назад

In Los Angeles it sux.

6 дней назад

I'm super happy u guys had a great time here in the states

@jackiebuchanan3024 6 дней назад

I know a woman who relocated from the UK to the US, and she said she was all right until she went grocery shopping. She was used to two choices of laundry detergent in the UK, and she knew which one she liked. When she got to the detergent aisle and had to choose from 150 different brands, she was finally overcome and had an ugly cry meltdown right there in the detergent aisle.

@coollady2179 6 дней назад

lol. I would have picked up a bottle of Tide Ultra and put it in her cart and patted her back And said ‘that’s okay they all work the same way’. 😂

@neutrino78x 6 дней назад

crazy that even someone from a fellow G7 nation is blown away by all the choices at a grocery store. Well, we have to remember that we are the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, and the median income for the whole USA (it will be higher or lower in particular places) is 70k versus about 50k in Britain. 😲 In California it's 90k, here in Silicon Valley, 125k! 😮 (I live here but don't make anywhere near 125k lol. but it's the middle class salary, if you're a first year doctor or lawyer, or just graduated with a Computer Science degree, or if you're a journeyman tradesman, you'll make that kind of money, it's a normal salary.)

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

Why 150 ?? not needed really is it .

@deborahdanhauer8525 6 дней назад

There’s a trick to this problem. For the most part, just buy what you already know you like. Then each time you go shopping, try one or two new things, just one or two, and get all the rest familiar items. This keeps you from being overwhelmed, from taking forever to decide, from getting frustrated, from all the bad stuff and still have a little surprise to try.❤️🐝🤗

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

@@neutrino78x swings and roundabouts you pay more in your healthcare , foods cheaper here as well . Great public transport , we both have pluses and minuses to our countries

@juliajohnston7145 6 дней назад

We can follow Millie's lead and fill the cup with ice and then add the drink. One of the things that makes this work for us is free refills. If you can keep pouring more drink over that ice, why not? 🤠

@runrafarunthebestintheworld 6 дней назад

Ikr I think I've already been doing that too. 😅

@carlospacocordova115 6 дней назад

Wow you guys went to a lot of places, that’s pretty impressive especially with a baby! Kudos to you.

@vallarygroda8602 6 дней назад

I’d love to see a part 2! I enjoyed all of your comments and yes we are very baby friendly ❤!!

@staceybert1975 6 дней назад

Need a part 2

@katinacarson-hunwi7297 6 дней назад

I would like to see a part 2 ❤

@jkelley14701 6 дней назад

Right on red is optional. The worse that can happen is the person behind of you honking.

@CaddyJim 6 дней назад

I watched some of your visiting videos and I'm glad you enjoyed yourself. I wish so many Americans would watch videos like yours to appreciate the privileges. I seen a similar video by a woman from Australia and she too was shocked by the low prices and the variety upon variety of everything in a Walmart

@theblackbear211 6 дней назад

I like you take on public transport, which has been improving in the US, but is still fairly limited outside of large metropolitan areas. I'm glad you had a good experience.

@neutrino78x 6 дней назад

it's "public transit" here....and the major cities have always had great public transit, but you can't really expect it in those redneck flyover areas, as they are undesirable and will never have the population density to support it. 🙂

@WilliardPippenhuffel 6 дней назад

Part 2 please.

@susanlaughlin2081 6 дней назад

Can't wait for part 2!

@AlystraKriss 6 дней назад

Yes please part 2

@gregbiggs7564 6 дней назад

Can't wait till y'all can come back........y'all need to visit again Texas and other places in the South......Cheers from a Texan living in Mississippi!!!!

@LarryHatch 6 дней назад

When go through a drive-thru, which obviously has no free refills, they tend to load up on the ice so only 25% or less of the cup is the drink. Those are massive profits. Many people say "light ice" or "no ice" to keep from being cheated this way. This applies to iced coffees where they don't give you an option but you barely getting a tiny cup of actual coffee.

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

Just ask for no ice in the soda, then for ice -= offer to pay for it, they usually will just load up a cup for you - or go inside to order, get an extra cup "for water" then skip the water - just load it w/ ice! ;)

@rg20322 6 дней назад

When turn on red was first introduced there were signs everywhere saying turn on red, but then after years those signs disappeared and now you see a very rare don't turn on red. Also - ICE is king!! There is nothing better than being outside in the summer working up a sweat and then having a large, crushed ice with diet coke - awesome - you can add some clear vodka as well

@davidcosta2244 6 дней назад

Coke Zero > Diet Coke, because there's no Aspertien.

@jeffhampton2767 6 дней назад

Many cities do have good public transportation❤

@juliayoung537 6 дней назад

Parts 2 and 3 and however many y'all want to do please ❤😊! Love from Georgia

@AnnieDC304 6 дней назад

Yes, this. Your comments are thoughtful and I am sure I would enjoy hearing any and all observations that you would care to share.

@chimichanga4207 6 дней назад

I’m glad you guys enjoyed yourselves

@gwenj5419 6 дней назад

I grew up in California but I hate driving in LA. If you hesitate for a second, 3 cars honk at you.

@KTKacer 5 дней назад

I noticed a similar deal in Washington D.C., light was still red, they are honking for you to go! (at least they did in the 1980's - mid to late!)

@pamelabennett9057 6 дней назад

Regarding ice, yes it's automatically served in every cold drink unless you ask for no ice. You can also ask for light ice if you don't want as much, or just a cup of ice by itself, if you want it for something else.

@DianeCasanova 6 дней назад

You went to larger cities that have bus service and taxi service. You need to go to smaller cities/towns that don't have public transportation.

@zodiac_blue9116 6 дней назад

Part two would be awesome! Glad you enjoyed our little country. 😂

@mikebarnes7746 6 дней назад

Bring on part 2!

@kdm71291 6 дней назад

Yes, you can always turn right on red unless posted otherwise......and it's the same with U-turns.

@ChristaFree 5 дней назад

Right on red is ok because you're not crossing traffic but going with it.

@flu4pdmt 6 дней назад

Chick Fil A, Buccees and Zaxby's have the "good ice" meaning it has a high air content so its chewable :)

@zarahbelle3627 6 дней назад

Yes! I call it chewy ice😂 cream

@andregourdine8353 6 дней назад

Yes I would like a pt 2 from you guys. When you order drinks in the US you should tell the server how much ice you would like in your drink ie; easy ice, lots of Ice or in between. In America don't be afraid to ask for what you want.

@3DJapan 6 дней назад

One reason for ice machines in hotels is so you can fill a bucket and keep drinks cold in it like beer or wine.

@southernwanderer7912 6 дней назад

As far as pram accessibility, all areas have to be wheelchair accessible in the U.S., which allows the use of prams as well.

@theblackbear211 6 дней назад

Definitely do a part 2.

@KAP814 6 дней назад

Would love a part 2 when you’re feeling better. It’s not the public transportation, it’s who’s on the public transportation.

@LisaD-1969 6 дней назад

Exactly. If you guys ever come to St Louis where I live do not take public transportation. It could be dangerous.

@ryangarcia9932 6 дней назад

@@LisaD-1969here in San Antonio it's all right, the quality of it I mean. The occasional tweaker but nothing crazy

@myname5099 6 дней назад

@@ryangarcia9932sounds like marta in atlanta too

@royanderson4173 6 дней назад

Definitely need a part two

@lennyclark7014 6 дней назад

Glad you had the chance to visit and explore our country. I live in San Antonio, and the Riverwalk is a great place to visit and walk along, especially if there are no crowds.

@brendabolt286 6 дней назад

YES!!! Part 2!!! Love hearing how the USA is so different than other countries!

@alanr4447a 5 дней назад

Regarding ice: at many fast-food places you simply receive a cup, and you can put in as much or as little ice as you want, and then fill it with the drink.

@keef5 6 дней назад

I’ve asked for light ice in every drink I’ve ordered for the last 18 years

@mr.snifty 6 дней назад

I would love part 2

@kissefur 6 дней назад

Yes, definitely would like a part 2!

@Svensk7119 2 дня назад

I had trouble translating the first section. Tram? Oh! A baby carriage! Teslas! We used to count VW Beetles. Slug bug!

@Kenyon712 6 дней назад

The lifts are required for people who physically can’t use the stairs. It is a law. Local public transport can be great.

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

Yeh lifts don't exist in the uk lol 😅. What a load of rubbish they're talking

@lavenderoh 6 дней назад

@@claregale9011you are so ignorant

@wanderingheidi 6 дней назад

I noticed the choices when I moved back to America from Germany after living there for 3 years. I'd forgotten.

@gregbiggs7564 6 дней назад

Part 2 please

@BalanceIt-tn6gm 6 дней назад

They don't ask if you would like ice, but you can definitely tell the hospitality agent that you don't want ice and it will be taken care of!

@chrischar9428 6 дней назад

Hospitality agent?

@anullhandle 6 дней назад

@@chrischar9428I think that's sever/bar tender, not the host that seats you in US speak. Ice is implied unless you request otherwise when ordering. Exception would be spirits, mixed drinks. Neat= no ice not chilled. Up=chilled no ice ing glass. Rocks=ice in the glass. Straight Up= same as UP, but a mixed drink. Straight=you might get neat you might get up. Maybe regional or an ambiguous fragment of straight no chaser?

@MeOhMyOh2324 6 дней назад

I can’t imagine any food establishment asking you if you want ice 😂

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

Ice just dilutes your drink . Paying for ice water basically

@jishani1 6 дней назад

@@claregale9011 Which would matter if you didn't get refills for free but you do.

@lavenderoh 6 дней назад

@@claregale9011wrong again. More ice means less melting.

@MeOhMyOh2324 6 дней назад

@@claregale9011 no. Many fast food places judged on their ice lol. Take sonic for instance. We’ll go there just for the ice. Plus I don’t know where you live, but here in Texas it’s hot. We need ice and we don’t let our drinks sit around long enough for the ice to melt. No hot or lukewarm drinks for us thank you very much.

@carlopton 6 дней назад

Part 2 please. I'm glad you had a good time here in America. Take it easy.

@larryprice5658 6 дней назад

One of the arguments for right turn on red is that it saves fuel, rather than waiting needlessly.

@NurseEmilie 6 дней назад

Actually it helps those of us who get impatient waiting for a green light when nothing is coming. I'd never thought about saving gas. I don't think that would be an issue with me.

@kramermccabe8601 6 дней назад

@@NurseEmilie turn on red started during the fuel crisis of the 1970s to save gas. The federal government would withhold federal highway fund from any state that wouldn't legalize it

@gregmason2434 6 дней назад

@@NurseEmilie It is a double whammy - It is safe if you are an alert driver, and it also saves on gas (your wallet) and eco-impact (less sitting in an idling car equals less fuel consuption and carbon emissions)

@channelthree9424 6 дней назад

When making a right turn on red, you treat the red light like a stop sign. You check to make sure it is safe to complete the turn. You don’t just act as if it’s a green light and roll through the red light. I see too many people who are narcissistic inconsiderate lunatic drivers who don’t even stop at the red light to make the right turn. They just barrel through it like it’s green.

@OrondeBranch 6 дней назад

In some places (Michigan) you can also make a left turn on red IF you’re turning onto a one way street.

@Nunofurdambiznez 6 дней назад

Dude, u have GORGEOUS HAIR!

@zippydogthemisanthrope483 6 дней назад

SoCal drivers are nuts almost as bad as those from our Jersey.

@runrafarunthebestintheworld 6 дней назад

Yeah but at they are able to get out of the way during a car chase. Where as Florida drivers don't.

@renep.1451 6 дней назад

There's no such thing as "too much ice". :) Love from Texas!

@TroySteele17 6 дней назад

Part 6 please

@TheBeesleys99 6 дней назад

🥰😂

@roybrady8434 6 дней назад

As far as turning on red here in Massachusetts, there’s a sign that will say no turning on red if it doesn’t say that or the sign isn’t there, you can turn on red here also turning on a one-way street you can turn on red then also, if the sign doesn’t say you can’t if that makes sense lol

@johnlabus7359 6 дней назад

Accessibility is in response to code interpretations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which is a civil rights law. What you experienced is that accessibility for those with disabilities actually makes accessibility better for everyone.

@claregale9011 6 дней назад

We do have accessibility for disabled in the uk . Lifts are a thing believe it or not 😅

@noahfyan9617 4 дня назад

@claregale9011 not to the same extent though, no buildings are allowed to be grandfathered in here so even our oldest buildings must be modified to be ADA compliant, I know that in the UK only new construction has to be compliant don't be butthurt they like America dude

@claregale9011 4 дня назад

@@noahfyan9617 True most of our old buildings are listed .

@johnlabus7359 4 дня назад

The thing about the ADA is that it's a civil rights law, and it's enforced by lawsuits. In the USA nobody wants to be sued.

@stevepalmberg5905 6 дней назад

Public transport in cities fine but rural no

@kelliefish6259 6 дней назад

Part 2 yes!

@HeisenbergXx 6 дней назад

Sounds like you two had a great time!

@krisschobelock4973 6 дней назад

It's not just for strollers (prams) but for wheelchairs etc.. US is VERY handicap aware as we should be! All people need to have access to places!! Ya, you have to watch those U-turns . . some places you can make them anywhere -- in Ohio it's by City and most are NO U-turns!! Only way you can make a U-turn if there is a sign that says U-turn OK! So that goes by State/City - so basically you have to pay attention to the City ordinances/State.... Ya, if you don't want ice - you have to say little or NO ice or you are getting it! (Thank goodness!) YES PART 2!!!

@richardsbrandon5027 5 дней назад

LOL, for years I've always asked for no ice.

@richardsbrandon5027 5 дней назад

I say more vids!

@dynamodan8216 6 дней назад

Public transport is fine in New York and Chicago. I live in the 3rd most populous county in the US (Harris County Texas, nearly 5 million people), the nearest bus stop is a 3 hour walk from my house.

@Wellch 6 дней назад

The closest to me is 25 to 30 minutes away.

@AlystraKriss 6 дней назад

I’m so glad you got to experience a taste of America. I grew up in San Diego CA until 20 yrs old. Cali is beautiful! I now live in Washington and it’s a paradise of nature up here ❤

@KittCrescendo 6 дней назад

I love hearing all the things you found different and interesting about your experiences in the states and can’t wait to hear more. Even more, it sounds like you had a great adventure and that’s even better. We can’t wait to share in more of your adventures as time goes on.