Americans React to AL MURRAY Roasting Old People REACTION 

Great story grandad 😅 But nah, you’re totally right, and I can only hope to keep that sense of humour as I get older…

Hasn't it been put in food by the government to control people? 🤣✌️

Either that or it's just to seem special, mental and physical health problems has become weirdly glorified these days to the point people use "autism" as a character trait. I was once into a guy who loved talking about his health problems, he'd list them off like they were achievements and some of them didn't even sound like real things. Strange.

@@Vaguer_Weevil I have IBS so eating some things gives me pain....but f it, still eat them! Give me the gluten. More for my money.

@@Vaguer_Weevil I know what you are saying. I have worked with seriously ill people and as soon as some healthy person starts moaning about their allergies I switch off

My wife cant eat wheat but is fine with other glutenny things....but due to the general IQ in a lot of restaurants, she asks for the gluten free menu because its easier.....I can have all the gluten but end up with the same shit as my wife because two people ordering different things is too hard to deal with🙀. Good side is all the faddy diet people have made it easier and cheaper to buy gluten free in supermarkets😸👍 PS. Wear what you want and sod em all👙

Me as well, through the mid to late 90’s through the 2000’s I saw him in numerous venues, from upstairs at a pub, social clubs, through to mid sized London theatre venues. Last time was a few years back at my local theatre, the Beck in Hayes.

Those savage scumbags have no place in Europe

Who cares?

@@CarolWoosey-ck2rg I do.

Not surprised. They put way too much unnecessary chemicals in most of the food here. Not all but most.

US food standards are piss poor. Utterly abysmal.

​@KingBoomer This isn't necessarily true. The US certainly uses more chemicals in their food, and it tends to be more highly processed, but this likely isn't the whole story. It is likely that the allergic person in these instances is not allergic to the food overall but instead a common ingredient in one country but not another or yet still both countries use a very similar recipe but the available constituent ingredients differ elsewhere even if the listed ingredients are otherwise identical. There will be people who emigrate from Africa/Asia who experience this in reverse. Generally speaking, allergies involve proteins. It doesn't matter what chemicals they add if it isnt a protein allergy is unlikely. This is why 90% of allergies are either peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish or fish. It is commonly said that the West has more allergies than Asia or Africa, but this could be due to better medical care. There are more doctors and hospitals and so more diagnoses. Many allergies (and especially insensitivities) are not life threatening, and so medical care in traditionally poorer nations aren't so concerned with them because limited resources mean only more life-threatening/limiting disorders are cared about. Further, there may also be a survivorship bias. You are much more likely to survive a deadly allergy in a country with better medical care, leading to more people with the condition so you meet more people with a condition. With the peanut allergy, it has been commonly held wisdom to avoid giving children under the age of 5 peanuts to avoid the choking hazard. It is believed that this non-exposure has led to more allergies.

Ultra Processed Food. It's getting everywhere and more prevalent in the UK too.

@@danielmcilwaine720 The world knows American food is crap! That's why there are hundreds of videos on You Tube about that pig swill.

WW1 WW2 had nothing to do with Britain Europe loved WW1 so much they allowed Germany to mass arms for WW2 all Europe give Britain is illegals migrant criminals freeloaders & terrorist look at Britain now google white British to be the minority in 50 years time youtube John Cleese London no longer an English city

Meaning non alcoholic?

​@@Fast_Eddy_MagicHalal means allowed and Haram means forbidden. Within Islamic law. Alcohol is Haram.

It’s a joke that British people inherently reject everything Islamic; it’s like a cliche that people in the pub talk shit amount Muslims and immigration and shit. Halal meat for example is meat that’s been ritualistically slaughtered in a way that conforms with Islam; it’s criticised a lot in the West because it’s argued it creates additional suffering for the animal (Cut throat rather than the conventional bolt gun). None of that is necessarily my opinion btw I’m just laying out my understanding of the joke with some context

@@Fast_Eddy_Magic Si senor

​@@miraichampion3366 I've never looked into it tbh, but I had a friend at school who was Muslim explain halal meat to me. I laughed inside thinking as if any British meat producer is actually going to bother making sure it's halal. Bolt in the brain, slit throat or gassed to death, none of that would stop him getting his bacon bap each break time

Also, from what I've read, the varieties of wheat used on a mass scale today are those cultivated to produce a higher yield but are not particularly suited for human digestion (I'm not talking about gm product which are in a different category). While some people have a strong digestive tract and remain unaffected, others do not. Unless you have coeliac disease or an allergy, for most individuals a small amount of modern wheat probably wouldn't do much harm. However, we rely heavily on wheat in the west (not as much in the East where rice tends to be more of a staple) and it can be found in practically everything. It can be very difficult to avoid which is why gluten free products have become so popular.

Bars

🤣🤣Nice one, you and me both buddy👍

Another member of the tribe of Kojak… 😅 welcome brother 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering who loves ya baby-my mum🤣✌️

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@@martindunstan8043 CROCKER !!.. get in here !… Coochy-Coo !! 🤣 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

And pork also they slaughter the animals by cutting the throat in a hal hal tradition saying a prayer

He's said before that in a previous job, he was the oldest workers in the team, so his nickname became "boomer", so his response was that he was King Boomer

@welshgit Boomers are at least 57. He's Gen x

@@BLew657 Actually, he's a millenial. But as I said, he was the oldest in the team, so they nicknamed him boomer.

@@welshgit The oldest on the team would be Silent or Greatest generation. Being old doesn't make you a boomer

like a Bimbo and Betty boop 😂🤷‍♂