Europeans (and Australians), I know you're not ALL like this, but some of you just need to tone the misery down a little, yeah? Lighten up. -- FOLLOW ME: instagram: halohayley tiktok: halohayleys -- THANKS FOR WATCHING!
It’s okay to point out flaws and have criticisms about a country but sometimes it’s just hate.If you don’t like the US, don’t go there and whine about it.
It’s okay to point our flaws and have criticisms about a country but sometimes it’s just hate.If you don’y like the US, don’t go there and whine about it.
The only problem I’ve ever had with Americans is a few of them really believe the world revolves around America and those people can be *incredibly* ignorant.
As an European, especialy that i live in the Balkan side, peoples are here fully fake and very mean, they smile in your face talk crap of you on your back. I hear all over how "bad" is USA and that "usa is the head of the problems" meanwhile i'm just like, peoples are trash everywhere.. I think most peoples hate Countries based of the goverments actions? I think. I have a friend from USA that helped me alot, and plays games with me etc, and even helped me with money ! It just matter how good is the person you meet, doesn't matter the country, they keep saying that Americans don't know Geography, i mean why you would need to know all the countries, when you can just learn the most important and basic ones? Plus if you go to Europe and ask peoples about others countries, i'm sure you'll meet many who won't know to name many either ,this is just mass missinformation... To make hate between Americans and Europeans and vice versa. Honestly, i love all parts of the earth, and i wish peoples would be less racist about it. I mean if we wouldn't have put names to places, we would all be the same..
This is true. We have so much more issues then a difference in names for our fuel. 😂 just look at the people who run our country and make laws. Not to mention the things they let people do.
It’s not just Europeans. I’ve had a Canadian tell me I have an “American centric” view on something. I was literally discussing a social issue that occurs in my hometown, which is in AMERICA. OF COURSE THINGS WON’T BE THE SAME IN A SMALL RURAL AMERICAN TOWN AS THEY ARE IN VANCOUVER.
HELP?! LMAO, Canada is next to us but it’s definitely not going to be the same as us, even comparing my little town to my grandparents little town won’t be the same😭
Mhm, I've literally had an Indian man yell at me for giving advice on a damn drawing video. Saying that I "think I'm right and superior" and that I'm a "stupid, single-minded american"
Facts my dude and whats more stupid is the fact that even foreigns are telling FOREIGNS that not every country does things the same as their own country is dumb asf cuz people should already know that already.
I love the "Americans don't travel" argument too. Coming from people that don't realize how massive the U.S. is, and how you can find every climate possible there.
Fr. We got arctic tundras in Alaska, deserts in the southwest, prairies in the Great Plains, deciduous forests on the east coast, and tropical paradise in Hawaii and the Florida Keys.
What also kills me is that traveling isn't cheap either. A lot of American culture is wrapped around work (and often times our employers are kinda dickhead corporations) so getting the time off and the money (if not eaten up by bills and other responsibilities) is difficult to get for a trip. So often times we travel in our own country as a result. Like I'm sure many would love to see the world but it's not feasible for everyone.
why would you guys travel, you have the whole world in that big continent so no need to go to any other country unless you want to see different people and different culture and if youre rich
@@nicolecreep5095 Dumbest question ever asked, people travel to travel, for their own personal reasons. Living in a big country does not mean you can't travel, do you realize how dumb you sound? Keyword: BIG COUNTRY, AND BIG WORLD. Now tell me what do people use to travel long distances child?
"Americans talk about their salary so much" meanwhile employers try to scare employees to not do that because they say its company policy. But forbiding that is illegal. Sorry. I had to.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone talk about their salary in the U.S (outside of work cause damn the man) It's kinda considered rude. We do talk about our jobs though because it's how you get to know others.
"Americans talk about their salary so much" meanwhile employers try to scare employees to not do that because they say its company policy. But forbiding that is illegal. Sorry. I had yo.
@witchy90210 True. If someone has a high paying job (doctor, lawyer, etc.), other people may be like, "Yeah! You get that bag!" But with a normal average paying job, it doesn't really come up in my experience, at least.
I am American and commute by train 3 to 5 times per week in Germany. I can tell you with absolute confidence that it's never a fellow American being loud and obnoxious on the train. If it's not teenagers (it's usually teenagers) then the second most-likely culprit is someone from Eastern Europe talking loudly on their phone, listening to music/watching videos without headphones, etc. Third most likely culprit are Turks and men from the Middle East. Fourth are Spaniards. Fifth are white German men who want everyone to know they're on a very important business call doing important business things.
When I lived in Australia, the first thing I noticed was how differently I was treated for being American. Some would praise me, others would pester me about how lucky I was I had survived this long despite gun violence. They would make jokes about politics (a serious issue here in the USA) and try to convince me with all the reasons my country was bad. Australians are great people but I never appreciated this behavior I was receiving AT NINE YEARS OLD.
I was forced to move to Mexico as a child (sh*tty father decided it would be a good idea to move to a country where none of us knew the culture or spoke the language) and the teachers would full on verbally abuse me. Let kids throw rocks at me and cut my curly hair with scissors, and all because the white TOURISTS were awful.
ok that gun joke stuff is just sick. imagine responding to them with some crack about port arthur like would it be funny then? nah bc it's not funny at ALL... sorry that happened to you eugh
Meanwhile a man blew up a courthouse and killed a judge in Australia and was awarded custody of his child because the courts were scred of him. In the United States he'd've been shot dead and stripped of his parental rights forever.
@@vkdrkMost Americans I’ve been around/heard don’t think anything like that. I think it’s just the loud few who think they speak for all of us. I’m actually very interested in other countries, way more than my own country lmao
It's 20mi from where I live to the nearest coffee shop. Enjoy that walk because there is no public transport. Hell even Uber and Lyft won't come out here.
But that's precisely the "culture shock" these Europeans are experiencing, because here it is normal pretty much everywhere. Although it can hardly be a shock, because it's pretty common knowledge. European towns and cities are designed and laid out very differently.
EXACTLY like my nearest Target is around 20 minutes away BY CAR and it would be at least an hour walk to get to the downtown of my town (target is in another town btw and also to get to my downtown there are no sidewalks and the streets have very fast moving cars so definitely not possible lol)
My sister is studying abroad in Europe and she can’t even bring up ONE little thing about America without someone mentioning how awful and stupid it is. It’s like an itch they have to scratch if they don’t share their opinion and call us “dumb, obese, gun obsessed, peasants.”
that does basically sum up a lot of what we hear about usa though so what are Europeans supposed to do? Don’t put out such that kind of stuff all the time and maybe others wouldn’t think that about America. The stereotype doesn’t come from nowhere…
@annabelseton2135 honestly, if we listened to half the negative shit said about your country, we would just be living up to the american stereotypes. Essentially? You're doing right now the exact thing you're accusing americans of doing: being an ignorant ass.
As an American, it’s kinda just crappy how we’re labeled. Edit: y’all i mean no one should ever be labeled based on where they’re from, I’m just specifically saying the stereotype about Americans is simply unfair and false. I mean, how did we get a man to the moon if we’re all dumb?
It seems so petty. If we did the same, which we have over very silly and small things, we’d look like dickheads and rightfully so, lol! Idk. I guess it’s like complain about a country that causes harm and issues. America does, but it’s not usually what we are judged for. I feel like such a clown typing that 😂
I know, they're literally so obsessed with us for no reason.., yall think about America more than we think about Europe 💀 honestly i don't give 2 f's about what yall doing iykwim like damnnn bro yall are glazing us so bad
I'm German, and yeah, I am interested in America. Mainly because I'm friends with some Americans I met in online communities. They're just... people. It's interesting to learn how things are different in different countries. But I have a roleplay community with Europeans, Australians and Americans. And in the end we're all just people.
thank you for being reasonable and understanding. I feel the same way as an American with an interest in Germany, due to having a few German friends who have sold me on buying German items because they're quality and engineering are supposedly better (not sure tho lol).
It sucks for me(American) because I'm aware that not all western Europeans are like that, there are some like you who are good, down to Earth people. But the vast majority loathe us and wish fiery death upon us. So for that reason I will never give western Europe a single tourist dollar.
America is such a large and diverse place that people really need to travel around to different parts of the country to really get a feel for it. I’ve lived here my whole life and there are still tons of places I’ve never been and don’t know very well
Europe also isn´t a monolith but you group us all together, meditteranean countries are different than western europe,the nordics or eastern europeans, so you guts also make the same mistake, although i thing the videos she showed are rage bait ones.
@@weird-guyThat’s not true at all. All Americans know that Italy and Sweden speak completely different languages and are independent of one another. Europeans NEVER try to understand that all Americans are not the same, and that the states have substantial differences despite their shared lingua franca.
What I don’t get is if people hate America so much, why do they come here or even talk about it so much? I wouldn’t always think about stuff that makes me mad all the time. People also call Americans snobby but they themselves ask snobby towards Americans.
why do they obsess about our media and celebrities? why do they emulate our music and clothing styles? why do they use electronics and the internet and cars and microwaves?
What I don’t get is if people hate America so much, why do they come here or even talk about it so much? I wouldn’t always think about stuff that makes me mad all the time. People also call Americans snobby but they themselves ask snobby towards American.
I honestly don't understand why people are complaining about other countries'cultures. It is not because in YOUR COUNTRY things are made different that it will be the same in a country that is Laterally the other side of the ocean. 🙄 Isn't why we travel and visit others culture or something?? 😅
I mean can you blame them though when people mostly american's go to their country & just be obnoxious, like American's don't resepct anyone else's culture so why should Europeans respect theirs, just look at all the Americans who be annoying af towards Japanese people & disregard their countries laws etc
Yup Travel to learn and enjoy all aspects of this planet. With all the problems around the world there is a gob smacking amount of beautified places that staggers the mind.
The thing is, when you bring that shit here, like what’s happening in Japan with black Americans getting ganked because their trying to fight people in the streets. That’s when it becomes a problem.
I'm bulgarian and I would like to apologize on behalf of these tiktokers for being so sheltered, stupid and entitled, it's very common, especially in Eastern Europe to not move out until you're in your late 20's or early 30's
In my(American) experience, eastern Europeans are usually way nicer to us Americans on the internet, compared to western Europeans. I will NEVER give western Europe a single tourist dollar. But I'd love to eventually visit some places like Bulgaria, Moldova, Latvia, Belarus, etc.. Also would love to travel Russia but that one might be kinda difficult as an American lol.
The thing about being quiet in a restaurant…like I’m trying to have fun with whoever I’m with. Sometimes the only time I see certain friends is if we go out for lunch, so yeah I’m gonna talk and laugh with them while we’re there. Is that not…normal??
I went to Vietnam when I was 5 and there weren't seatbelts... or crosswalks. We had to cross a crazy busy road with cars and bikes and moped scooters... IT WAS CRAZY- This lady has 0 right to complain tbh omfg-
Man when this people learn than in Mexico a lot of even big developed cities crossings have no stop lights and you need to just learn to time it perfectly, even on intersections.
I've never been to Tokyo, but London is a lot more pedestrian friendly than LA. It varies a lot by area, but overall the US does have issues with walking and cycling infrastructure, especially when compared to Europe. Plenty of Americans complain about that as well.
Yep, and ESPECIALLY Tokyo. The Shibuya’s crossing is MASSIVE and ALWAYS BUSY. I crossed there once and it took at least 5-10 minutes for the light to turn green.
Nuh that’s the US for sure…always thinking they’re the greatest yk. Also talking so generally about Europe as if it’s just one big blob is pretty american ngl.
Not all of America is a city either. Like my nearest grocery store is a Walmart 4 miles away on the other side of a river. Am I supposed to walk 8 miles to get and carry groceries for my entire family?
My eu country is very car centric so most nowadays don´t do it but before people would do it more, but we don´t do shopping for the whole month a lot of us go like 2-3 times a week. To give you context that´s the distance from my village to the city center and we have grocery stores closers than that. Germans tho they love walking so maybe they do it.
The nearest wallmart is 19 miles away from me, it's a 20 minute drive or a 7 hour walk. I don't feel like destroying my legs any more than they already are.
Honestly, as an European, we don't claim those who hate on someone because their country isn't in the same continent as them. In fact, we don't claim people who make fun of people due to different backgrounds. Edit: Holy shit these likes- 😭😭 also if anyone’s wondering, I’m from the UK. Edit 2: While there are valid criticism of Western Countries, is it really necessary to make fun of a country because of... Petrol and Gas..???
this is literally racism... like full-pledged racism. the only excuse they can come up is "ohhh its not racist because its America!1!" like in what world does that make sense...???!?!?
the majority of euros are very publicly eugenicist. and you all would be dirt poor if your governments werent enslaving and stealing from the rest of the world, because as most can see, europeans view working as worse then getting murdered for some reason. its such a cemented part of euro culture to look down on anyone who didnt inherit wealth. i doubt that will change, as long as you all keep tolerating monarchs in most of your countries. those monarchs will make sure all media glorifies their actions and incentivizes their populations to accept and emulate them. global poverty wouldnt exist without monarchs.
Honestly, as an European, we don't claim those who hate on someone because their country isn't in the same continent as them. In fact, we don't claim people who make fun of people due to different backgrounds.
Im born and raised in Michigan and no one here says anything about what they make or what they do for a living unless it’s LITERALLY brought up in conversation and its usually not discussed for long
Fellow Michigander here! Probably the thing we do here that would aggravate the world is measure distance in time. Not always, but you'll hear me tell someone something is 30 min away rather than 30 mi.
@@kristien2010yesss this is so true. If i was asked what is 100 miles away, I truly have no idea. But i know Detroit is 3 hours away, both Traverse City and the Big Mac is 1 and some change, and cadillac is less than 1 hours drive from me. I guess it's good to know where ths gaps in my education are?
I mean… if you live or visit in NYC, you absolutely walk everywhere because parking is not free, $20-$40 😅 and traffic lights definitely do not stop us from crossing the road. No one waits for those in the city.
Thank you for sticking up for us. We’re not all dumb and obnoxious and when people from other countries talk about us like that it just makes them snotty and rude
1:34 The car thing always bothers me. I get it a lot because I’m originally from the US but currently live in the UK. People always make jokes about how I only have a car because I’m American and not used to walking or biking. Um, no. I have a car because I’m *disabled*. I can’t put a lot of pressure on my extremely feeble ankles and knees or walk for long periods of time without severe pain. Oh, and the reason I drive an automatic? Yeah, it’s not because I can’t drive manual (I can, learned how to when I was 17). It’s because my left ankle is _much_ worse than my right, so working the clutch is not only tedious, but it actually becomes painful after a while.
I'm in the US and am also disabled. I have epilepsy, so I can not drive. Life is so much harder here without being able to drive. Public transit is horrible, and everything is way farther apart. It's an 1.5 hour walk to the closest grocery store along a high way with no side walk 😂 I'm always catching rides with people.
Literally Europeans miss the fact that quite a lot of Americans absolutely wish we had more robust public transit options! Especially in more rural areas, if you don't live in a major city then the bus schedules are so frustrating to deal with, especially if you don't live 3 blocks from the nearest bus stop. It's not like the average US citizen wanted for our country to become car-centric, that's the fault of major companies making the US car-centric. Before the advent of cars, our towns and cities used to actually be quite pedestrian-friendly
@theworldsmostforgottentown Scandal how the more well to do in my city had the bus stops REMOVED from the main streets, so you have to walk ten blocks or just give up and pay some blackmailing Uber or Lift driver (usually a drug addict) to get you anywhere but the hospital or the local low rent college. They couldn't get ALL the stops removed. 🙄
As a person from Myanmar, the first dude talking about America, Myanmar and Liberia using the imperial system, what is his problem with us using the imperial system eh?
I don't get why people constantly shit on America for having a national sport as if every other fucking country doesn't have sports that only they partake in
They just have a "things I don't like are stupid" attitude that most of us pretended to outgrow in highschool because we're well aware most of what we consume is the same shit in-between a different kind of bread.
As an European, if I was in a grocery store and saw anything we don't have in my country (like lucky charms for example), I would just go "wow that's cool!" then continue shopping. Those Europeans that just throw a tantrum about it make Europeans look bad and I'm glad to say I never met one.
Exactly. It does not hurt anyone. If there's a market for it, there's a market for it. I can understand aversion to more fast food places opening up and there being more processed food/junk food, but that has nothing to do with the origin of the food itself and more to do with the country needing to crack down on those things in general. It's not like we don't have local fast food, candy, soda, etc.
I am offended that they'd imply we don't have garlic bread, because I ADORE GARLIC BREAD! OK I'm not actually offended about _that_ lol but.. garlic bread exists in America, too😂
@@vikkilooper4075 Right but they just wanna defame Europeans & make them out to be the worst when reality is American's & people everywhere are all the same, it's almost like America thinks it's above complaining about other countries
I'm from Europe, and Americans, I am so sorry about us, why are we such critics? 😭We have some flaws in EU too, like the government be complaining about ages of owning a phone , as young people cant even get houses and losing there jobs. In fact, more young people are leaving to US and Australia..
Sounds like my home state california people are leaving to red states and Mexico because of crazy laws and poor management of our infrastructure cr-ppy governor and politicians the law is not what is use to be you can now steel $1,800 and get away with it so crime is unpredictable more than ever it's expensive living in the city but the country side is cheap though.
Yeah not to mention Europe is made of DIFFERENT COUNTRIES! German government/culture is vastly different than say Greek government/culture. It annoys me when online Europeans act like the continent is a monolith with no issues across regions lol.
@elyenidacevedo1995 so true, my teacher ALWAYS talks bad about the American economy, and no, its not the best, but eu has its struggles. Kids VAPE MORE in adults in Ireland than America. Plus, before Christmas, a 7-year-old could LEGALLY buy A VAPE!
7:18 I swear if they ever came to Spain they would literally be in shock. In Spain we speak way louder than that everywhere (especially in bars and restaurants) and no one cares about it.
@@avgperson6551 Lo sé, soy de España y lo que he dicho en mi comentario pasa en todo el país generalmente. Además, en ningún momento he dicho que España sea un continente o una ciudad, no sé de dónde intuyes que lo haya dicho. ^^
Lo siento pero necesito practicar mi español o el pájaro de Duolingo va a matar mi familia si no lo estudio todos los días. “Spanish or vanish” él dijó. Por favor, ayúdame….Quiero libertad…no quiero morir.
We have both white and brown eggs in our shops, there is no difference, apart from the fact that you can dye the white ones easier in different colours for Easter. I didn't know that you can only get one type on different parts of the world.
💀 Saying that as an american when y’all keep shitting on russia and china (and some other places) is pretty hypocritical. You can’t talk for all of you. The thing is, loads of americans think they’re the best too so it’s not like it’s one sided.
@@bubbles_plays OH MY GOD CAN PEOPLE STOP ACTING LIKE THAT'S ALL WE THINK AND DO AND WE'RE JUST ONE GROUP WHO THINKS THE SAME THING/???? and even so they are complaining about the government, not the people themselves. that's the difference.
Honestly I am from Germany, Europe. And when we grew up a lot of us fancied the US because of the movies, the music and everything. Basically the US influence on Europe is huge. We even use your slang in our everyday speech and so on. When we grow up we tend to focus more on the negative things of the US. I think it’s some sort of inferiority complex, jealousy or whatever. Maybe some cannot handle that Americans actually do not care about Europe like Europe cares about the US. And that hurts theier egos so they have to pick on anything negative about you. It’s a cultural phenomena. But I can guarantee. That the vast majority of people would really love to meet an American and would be really interested to visit US
my mom (who isn’t from america) lived in a european country, and she always talks about how eerily quiet it was, that probably explains why europeans complain about loud americans…
what gets me is when people act like no other country has "junk food." one of the kpop groups i used to follow lived on instant ramen and one of the boys did a live stream eating six in a sitting. six instant ramens! not to mention all the prety cafes with cakes and fancy sugary drinks etc. there's junk food and healthy food in all parts of the world. acting like america is the only place where one can get a sugary drink or a pastery is just silly.
I'm Canadian as well and I don't mind the average American person; it's the politics-obsessed morons (from all sides) that I don't want to go anywhere near. (You know - the ones who can't complete a sentence without inserting some sort of political slur into it.)
Not only am I American, I’m a Mississippian (Deep South) I saw a RU-vid girl in a video wearing a sweatshirt from a Mississippi college that I’m fairly sure she got from SHEIN or something like that lmao it cracked me up
Not only am I American, I’m a Mississippian (Deep South) I saw a RU-vid girl in a video wearing a sweatshirt from a Mississippi college that I’m fairly sure she got from SHEIN or something like that lmao it cracked me up
Not really. I'm sure some countries in Europe are nice, but I don't know anyone who is obsessed with Europe like the people in this video are obsessed with America. 😭@@MW_Asura
My non-expert European opinion is that America is pretty big and if you tried to walk everywhere your legs would fall off. It also offers a range of food options in a variety of sizes. Not sure about personality or charisma since I don’t have either of those things.
@@roul4842 There’s a reason we don’t have many European road movies. Driving is basically hours of sitting in traffic, waiting for someone to say something that makes everyone get upset and spend the rest of the trip in dead silence.
can confirm legs would fall off, I live in an extremely rural area on top of a mountain the nearest bus stop is about a 3-hour hike down some mountains. While having to constantly be on alert for mountain lions/cougars, coyotes, rattlesnake, idiot drivers and mule deer which are much bigger compared to regular deer. They're similar to caribou in height and can be a bit mean depending on the time of year. Now if I was to walk to the nearest grocery store unfortunately that would be take about 6 hours with even more mountains just to get to the store, and would be 6 hours back the other way, so 12+ hours just to walk and get some groceries doesn't seem entirely worth it. Especially on a hot day
Yeah, and a lot of us also have backyard chickens that y'know, just lay that color. My brother's pet Rhode Island Red and Barred Rocks (both classic American breeds) lay brown eggs as bog standard. That's just how they do so that's what we eat. 😂 Most industrial laying chickens these days actually usually have Italian leghorn blood and they lay white eggs. But previously the RIR was the big industrial layer and yep, brown eggs. Many traditional American chickens actually lay brown. Or if Amerucanas, even green or blue. 😂 So yeah, definitely we don't just have white eggs anymore than the rest of the world does.
No. I like going to the doctor and not having to pay. It's just those idiots in the video. I wouldn't try to pump my ego with were I am from, could end badly. Just saying :P Have a nice day.
It's rich whenever I hear British folks complain about the US when they have SO many problems of their own right now. 😂 (was stationed over there for 3 years and just got back state side)
So I’m British but lived in America for a while and I hate to break it to you but most Americans aren’t that different from Europeans. It’s one thing if they are talking about the real problems about America but no they talk about how people use CARS
fr maybe she should critisize america a little and from what ive seen they are VERY racist and also the lgbtq community and school shootings i could go on for years
The funniest thing is i have brown eggs because i buy the brown egg option at my local walmart.... While my fiance eats the white eggs. In my opinion they even taste the same i just think the brown ones are cuter and i like holding them like an egg goblin
So true. America may be a little strange at times, but they're still one of the Inventors of all our conveniences. So don't call them dumb. Respect is always the best.
So true. America may be a little strange at times, but they're still one of the Inventors of all our convenience. So don't call them dumb. Respect is always the best.
@@madjanetramerez2383no they do not😭 American tourists definitely are the most annoying (mostly because of how loud and whiny they can be) and struggle with respecting and adapting to other cultures for sure.
I love that they showcase a fast food burgers when there are mom and pop shops out here that serve the best god damn burgers ive ever tasted. Also, a lot of people in america still walk everywhere. Especially in downtown areas 😂😂
bro i swear back at my country afghanstan🇦🇫 have the biggest food portion that is much more bigger then the average food portion size US so the “worldwide small portions” thing is not true💀💀
Yuup. This gets sooo grating. Especially when most of my best friends are American. I think what they don't like is the fact the average American feels way more free to actually speak with conviction about what they believe in, instead of like here in the UK where people who pretend to care about others will sit there in silence and watch the prejudice happen without saying anything.
The fact that they come here to complain about our country and the things they complain about are almost just as common in their countries?? Every country has their labeling issues but so many of these things they complain about is so petty
Hey Europe, I get our country has a lot of problems. If you wanna just tell us you hate us, just say it to our faces. At least you're being honest. (Yes, Hayley is exempt from this because at least she has common sense.)
It's actually a pretty tabboo topic to talk about someone's salary.. ESPECIALLY if you don't know them in America lol. It's considered rude as hell to ask or tell what someone earns
I wanna put an Amican flag/golden star on Hayley’s head lmao. Tbh, from my experience of living in the US my whole life, I don’t get the portion sizes thing? Usually restaurants that give you a lot are greek-owned and what’s wrong with that? Do they think we eat all the food we get? Do Europeans not have take out boxes? Should we be as daft as them? Find out next week on DBZ!!!!
Tbf our portions are a pretty big issue and we don't need to be eating that much. Even with takeout you can't gauge how much you should actually be eating so you end up gorging yourself. It's best to just cook for yourself honestly.
@@Jane-ow7sr I can see your point. I really think it boils down to the restaurant and as you mentioned, being aware of potion control. Chinese restaurants serve hearty portions. I can order mei fun, but I will hardly be able to make a dent
I remember I had to explain to a European girl that America, doesn’t have an official language so immigrants technically don’t have to learn English. Especially where I live there is a large Spanish speaking community. They can go on with their lives not speaking English and they’ll be fine. Luckily she was very nice and understanding, she was mainly curious. P.S. If you’re are reading this Hailey and decide to travel to the United States again, you should check out the flowers that bloom in the desert. It’s called “desert bloom.” It’s so gorgeous specifically in national parks like Death Valley for example. Very interesting how an environment mainly associated with harsh conditions can bring such beautiful life.
A lot of people don't buy starbucks out here like it may seem on social media. Most of us are more fond of the mom and pop shops, those shops have bobas, good size frappes and more importantly MATCHA. Starbucks is never consistent, the prices are outrageous and there's always a line. If I took 20 bucks to starbucks I could get two drinks and maybe a cake pop. If I take 20 bucks to a cafe out here called Lovebirds or Ninja Mochi?? I can get 4 large size matcha frappes/boba tea for $20
It truly is about people trying to make themselves feel better. If you are a happy person, you don't feel the need to bring others down randomly. It's so clear to me that they are deeply unhappy with their own lives
Im American, confused about the walking thing. They think it’s normal to walk an hour to go to a store when you can just drive there? I only walk for exercise but not to go places.
I personally only walk when there’s a nearby local liquor or convenience store nearby. Or to walk to the parks nearby for exercise. But local grocery stores are like 35-45 minutes away from my location so I have to take a car there.
My eu country is very car centric, but isn´t uncommon especially with older people, most young people are ´lazier´, it depends what you going to buy,window shopping ect.
I'm friends with some Americans who are lovely. I've also been bullied by a lot of Americans. The point is they ain't all bad. Yeah the country has its problems but so do all countries. Only think ill dunk on is the small amount who forget other countries exist othercthan them and they ain't superior to do things different. Other than that these people need to get a damn hobby instead of bitching.😂
as an europian yes some stuff in america is weird for me since i live in a small town but i would never react like this over vitamin water even tho i never saw one in my life
@@riddlerosehearts8277lmao because they are criminals...you think people don't do that in the US too? We have many annoying tourists in the US yet they are not really talked about.
as an american thanks for making this vid. There are a lot of problems with america and i really wish it could change and be better, but it really doesn't help to have people make fun of us as if a lot of us aren't extremely aware of everything wrong with our country. Especially when americans make silly jokes like "haha british people talk funny" and europeans joke back like "haha you're all fat and dumb and you have so many shootings" like bruh. (also for the walking ones, walkability and car centric design is a big problem in america imo. public transit here is bad and sometimes people do get looked down on for taking public transit (ex: thinking everyone who uses busses are poor or homeless or drug addicts). In most places in the us it's hard to go anywhere without driving yourself. But i do hate europeans making fun of us for it cuz i wish it wasn't this way either 😭pls stop bragging about your nice trains and bike lines).
I live in Ireland and this is how I felt going through all 6 years of secondary education. Everyone there would needlessly and ruthlessly insult the USA and say some genuinely despicable stuff over whatever they could. But when it came to other countries, it was all jokes about their issues. In a nutshell, they cared too much about the USA and cared too little about every other nation. The worst part though was a substitute teacher from Italy came to teach an "ethics" class (which is basically philosphy and politics) and spent the entire lesson insulting the USA and saying all sorts of horrible stuff. Not just criticizing, but seriously insulting, and some of the things she said weren't even the correct truth, jusr surface-level knowledge, misunderstanding or conjecture. One American friend of mine dropped that class entirely after that because of how horrible it was.
@@elyenidacevedo1995 It WAS miserable. In fact, several people I know who are IRISH dropped the Ethics class because of it and similar incidents. And I wish I knew why because like, there's a time and place to discuss politics of the country someone is from. And the way that they would do it in my school was never constructive, insightful or anything (the only time it was when I, who was adopted by Americans, talked to the singular American teacher about it). Like, go on your hate train somewhere else. Why do it to a person from there unless they're spouting drivel (which none of the Americans at my school ever were)? I had a Chinese girl in my school's D&D club but no one ever went up to her and started insulting China and acting as if the government = the people. Due criticism is fine, and you don't have to like a country at all. But there's a time, place and a way to talk about it, and doing what my school did is not the way to do it. It solves nothing and no one comes away feeling anything except disdain.
I know the difference between Gasoline and Petrol cause some Yank in RU-vid comments told me, it’s basically like the difference between bread and toast, cause gasoline is just refined petrol. So even though gasoline is made of petrol, you wouldn’t call it petrol, like how you wouldn’t call a slice of bread toast, until it’s toasted
tbf is you the brits that call it petrol also you are way more similar to usa citizens compared to other eu countries, in my country is gasolina so similar to gasoline.
@@weird-guy well I’m not Pommy, I’m an Aussie but your point still kinda stands tho, cause Australian is pretty much just a culmination of UK and US culture, but there are some white Australians that call petrol “gas” cause a lot of Aussies wanna be American, like how a lot of Aussies wanna be pommy for some reason
