Brit Reacts to European vs American Homes 

Screens also keep your pets from getting out.

Yes multiple cars per house here. It's not only the bugs that fly in how about the bugs that crawl in .

I am shocked that england doesn't have window screens since they date back over 100 years.

Here in the US especially in the south it can be life threatening not to have AC. It gets so hot here that people would literally die from heat exhaustion or heat stroke without it.

3 people household + 1 golden retriever. We have 4 vehicles. 1 Truck (turned into a Campervan), 1 truck for my dad, 1 SUV for me and 1 car for my dog-the car we use the most when we bring the dog.

We have 6 tvs. One in each bedding, living room, office/family room, and the kitchen. TVs are pretty cheap here. The one in the kitchen was $99. Bedrooms were anywhere from $250-$500 and bought over time (not all at once). There are also really good electronics sales on holidays in the US like Memorial Day and Black Friday.

One tv per person lol!! Two people, two cars. We used to have a spare beater truck for fishing, camping and in case one broke down, but we sold it and bought a reclining couch and tv.

I can only speak for my household but we each have 3 cars, two new and one classic for each of us.

You should start a company that retro-fits windows with screens in Europe. Million dollar idea!

Yes we have 4 cars at my house. 4 cars, 4 people.

I have that exact refrigerator

I live alone in a house and I have 3 TV's and 6 laptops. Never know when a TV or laptop is going to break.

Growing up in my family, there were 5 of us. Each of us had a car and my dad had a car and a truck.

UK has laundry in the kitchen. Most US homes have a designated room for laundry

I have a family of five ...we have 2 vehicles and 4 tvs. 😊 thank you for another reaction ❤

Yes. Each person in my family has their own car, then we have a truck, van, and jeep.

I'm surprised that all the British reacts are surprised by the movable faucet with spray function. That's something we can easily just install into our sink from the kitchen section of our home improvement stores like Home Depot. I broke mine last year and replaced it within 2 hrs.

Most ppl only have 1 car a piece. However, a lot of ppl have vehicles specifically dedicated to their job. Like construction owners will have a truck they use for work and then maybe a car or suv they use to go out on werkends…

My husband and I have 3 vehicles: 1 car for each of us and a truck for hauling things that won't fit in either car. We've never lived in houses that didn't have window screens, the mosquitoes would eat us alive! 9:42

I have 3 cars for myself at home. I live in Texas and each vehicle serves it's purpose. Our truck is for rugged terrain, my car is for commuting to work (an hour away), and my mid-size is for city driving.

No plug needed for the couch.

3 tvs for 1 person. One in each bedroom and one in the living room.

Sometimes there's a family car, a truck (especially in more rural communities) then a car for the lady of the house, the man of the house. I suspect that's why 4 vehicles there. Most homes have garbage (food garbage only) disposals, yes. Apartments - it varies. Currently, I'm w/ my gram, so she just has 1 TV downstairs. BUT I have a TV in each of 2 bedrooms. IF it was just me here. I'd have 1 in the kitchen and one in the bathroom where the tub is. BUT that would upset Gram, so just the 2 upstairs for me. Now at Mom's. There's one in the back 'Florida Room', one in the living room, and 1 in Jen's room and one in Mom's bedroom.

One thing to remember. Her family mas MONEY!! That is FAR above the average American income. MOST people do not have all that. Screens are standard on any opening window, but the other stuff? That is rich people shit. I have one vehicle that I hope I can keep running, computer is my only TV, no in-sink disposal, fridge half that size with ice trays to empty, and no electric reclining couch. If I want to "recline" after work, I have to shower because I'll be in bed. Millions of Americans live in 14 x 80 ft (4.26 x 24.38 m) "Mobile Homes" (trailers). That's the maximum size "single vehicle" you can have on American roads without special permits. A "Double-Wide Mobile Home" is 2 halves bolted together. My second home was a "28 x 60".

We have 2 living in our house now that all our kids are grown and moved out. My husband and I have 3 vehicles (each have an every day vehicle -suv and a pick up- and an “extra” small car) and we have 9 TVs at our house. All 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen/dining room, basement family room, garage, and outside on the back deck each have a tv hanging in the wall.

Mailboxes: I can only speak about California, but growing up we had a mailbox in front of our house. Now a lot of new housing developments have community mail boxes. Not as 'intimate" as having regular mail person deliver the mail to your property. Also depends on what party of the country you live in, how old the neighborhood is and if your in a city or other environment. Garbage disposals: I've had one in every apartment or house I've lived since the 70s. Older homes probably do not have them. A/C: a must where I live. Summers can have weeks of triple digit temperatures and in the Southern and Eastern states the heat and high humidity can kill you. Window screens: Also a must. I lived in Europe for about 7 years and really missed being able to open the windows without having to chase around killing mosquitos. The difference is probably that in Europe most of the windows open outwards, so a screen would have to be removed in order to open or close the windows. TV's and Ice makers: We only have one ice maker (inside the freezer) and as far as TV's I know a lot of folks have one in the living room or den and in each bedroom but we only have one in the living room.

We have a 5 bedroom house. Each bedroom has a tv. We also have one in the great room and one in the family room. I think it depends on how many bedrooms you have and who in those rooms would want a tv.

I'm in the US, been living in Utah for 8 years. No rental homes I've rented here have central AC, nor do they have window screens. Currently I have 2 window AC units. No ice makers or garbage disposals. I've lived in the Deep South (had central AC and definitely had screens), and grew up in New England (no AC, but had screens). Newer homes typically have the things she described, but there's still millions of older homes that don't have all the 'bells and whistles'. As for TVs, it depends on the family. I've never had more than one, and I haven't had one for ten years (and I don't really miss it). Never had more than one car per person.

Air conditioners are cheap. Why don't you have them? Some even use 220 volts. It would fit right into your plug outlet!

I don't remember screens in the houses we lived in the SF suburbs in the 60's and there were always flies in the house. When we moved to NYC in the 70's that is the first time I saw screens in the windows. And the windows opened up to the outside with a crank like English houses so the screens were on the inside. And garbage disposals are illegal in NYC - the sewer system would not be able to handle all that food waste. But you see them all the time in less densely populated areas.

It’s not common for people to have six tvs and four cars where I live here in Minnesota. Most people have a less one car.

It’s just me, I have a truck & a car. I only have 1 tv, I’m not a big tv person. I would rather read. I have her mom’s style fridge & I do have a garbage disposal.

I have a TV in my living room, my sewing room and in my kitchen. I took one out of my bedroom because when I go to bed I'm ready to sleep.

I have a TV in nearly every room and one outside on my porch, so 7 tv's. I find this very common in the USA.

We have two TV's bedroom and living room. Nine cars and trucks had more but just sold one truck and car. The it's just me and hubby. He collects cars .

I have one car & my husband has his daily driver truck & a classic vintage truck he has for fun . We have 2 televisions . I think it depends on the individual on how many tvs they prefer

I live in Wyoming and my husband and I have 2 trucks, and 1 car plus a Harley Davidson...and my husbands, semi-truck.

They first time I went to Europe , I was shoced that they didnp have screens on their windows . In a small hotel in Bruges the mosquitos almost ate us alive . In northern Europe it doesn't get nearly as hot as it does in the US , so you don't NEED them as much as we do , but they would make it nicer in summer for you .

When A/C started to be common, Northern states didn't have it. I was told (by the people) that they didn't really need it. Say what?

Every home does not have a garbage disposal. About 40% have them. That's a high-end house.

Three bedroom house with a den. One TV in each bedroom one in the living room and den. Two cars. I live alone. I haven't watched TV in two years. The forced watching during the pandemic put me off of TV for a while. I didn't count the computer screen as a TV but I do watch the news and you tube on the computer. You should start a window screen business. As the boss you could be rich in two years and have many minions doing the actual work by the end of the first year. lol.

I need a fridge like that 😅

I just wanted to say hi. You seem like such a nice guy and i wish you success with your channel and your life. Blessings ~ karen

Almost every home has a garbage disposal is not accurate. I don't know anyone who actually has one. It is a typical American thing for sure but that can be a personal preference not a normal kitchen addition. Our waste/water system is designed to deal with food waste which I don't think is remotely the same in other countries. Yes having multiple tvs is common because who wants to constantly have to "take turns" watching your favorite shows. Even living alone, I had two. One for the living room and one in my bedroom. Currently I live with my aging mother and we had 3 tvs. One died and hasn't been replaced so of the 2 we have, we never even watch one but it's an option. We only have the one car. Mom doesn't drive but maybe once a week now but when my father was alive and they had two. While they worked different shifts that overlapped, in the event that one broke down, they were still fine. Multiple cars is completely normal. My younger nephew has one for himself, one for his wife, one for their eldest daughter plus he still has a small pickup truck which has come in handy for when family needs help moving something.

We have 6 tvs in our home

I live in a 2 bedroom apartment (flat) and I have 3 TV "s.

About 20% of homes have garbage disposals.

50/ 50

They say that Neccesity is the Mother of All Invention. We have these things, like AC and Window Screens because without them, it would be impossible to live. Take just the window screens thing. If you didn't have them, and you opened a window, everything in the world would come in, including birds, and even bats in some cases. I just can't fathom that screens aren't a thing in Europe. They're like a century's old technology at this point as another poster said. But you gotta have vertical slide windows for them to work and y'all have the crank out windows, and they wouldn't work in that case. And then you turn to AC. In most places in the lower 48 states, it gets over 75°F during the Summer. And upwards to 90 or 100 in some areas. Even Chicago gets into the 90s for extended periods of time. A human being just can live in an enclosed dwelling at pretty much anything over 80. The air gets stale and sweltering. Gotta have AC...there's just no way around it.

5 TV’s

3 tvs.

The house isnt normal, her parents are well off.

6 tvs

This is not a "typical" us home (except for screens on the windows) This lady has $$$

rich people