Going To American Fast Food Chains In Europe 

So true. There is no European cuisine etc. bus US-Americans believe it

Yeah he knows, he is Portuguese

@@katrinlausch3078 He only moved to America a year ago so I don't think saying US-Americans don't understand quite applies. He lived in England before coming to America and his parents and cousins live in Portugal which is why he kept saying he's sharing with his cousins.

He knows, he probably just doesn't want to confuse the viewers from USA

@@lorenamartinezcaballero9036 But he acts like he is American whatta second hand embaressment

I was 😂!

More than a month away.... Trust me, even the air seems different, let alone the food 😅😅😅 I get it 😅😊

He was living in the UK, and before leaving he did say he has a long time he did not go to Portugal.

How has he never eaten a kfc in europe before like I'm pretty sure he did eat kfc multiple times on this channel before moving to US, or am I imagining things??

@@esra72he did yes

He lived in london, this is Portugal

he was comparing it with american prices thats why he said its cheap

@@lia-fm6jq I know but it's only cheap for people who don't live in Portugal bc for example our minimal monthly salarie is almost half of the minimal monthly salarie in the US, that was what i was trying to say

He mentioned that it is more expensive in Europe than it is in America before driving through McDonald’s. He was just comparing the prices at Burger King. It’s fancier and better quality in Europe so it’s definitely more expensive than fast food in America which he admits as well.

​@@lia-fm6jqsalary is definitely relevant. Cheap and expensive are relative terms. You have to look at the cost of living in that country.

Eu não sei quem tu és, mas como também és portuguesa Beijinhos😘 ps: sim, ele é português mas talvez durante a primária ele foi viver para o Reino Unido

To reach a wider audience.

no such thing lmao

​@@thjdfjjg5495I think they mean American chicken is pumped with hormones.

Ive seen wings like that only once in the U.S. But it’s so sad that we give drugs to animals to make them meatier

its when they are big you should worry...the bigger the more growth hormones etc real chickens arent that big

Yes! I remember the first time I saw American chicken wings size I was shocked!. This is def not normal!

Did he officially leave LA ? ☹️

@@lettyvaldivia2711 no I don't think so, he's just visiting family, from what I could tell from the video 😄

@@babyeolsoo oooh got it lol

"our food" it's all takeaway and fastfood 😂😂

@@mariesmith5744 yes thats why I wrote it like that, it's not ours it's just "our version" or how we make it.

Sounds amazing

yes!! southern and creole food is amazing! also food made by immigrants and especially people of color is absolutely amazing. south american, middle eastern, african, asian.. it’s too many cuisines to count! and that’s what america has that other countries don’t. fast food isn’t what we’re best at. it’s the fact that we’re a melting pot of all those cultures and cuisines.

In Germany it's a goal to have every color from every collection. 😭😂🥺 I think I have about 20 of these glasses.

I think they do have a new collection every year. Looking at our glass cupboard we have at least 5 different shapes of these glasses and I remember my brother and me trying to get our hands on the special rainbow one from like 4 or 5 years ago until we finally found a McDonalds that had them! xD

Well most countries have strict food safety laws and standards. America has laws

we welcome you 😄 not only for the fast food but also for the portuguese food and our beautiful landscape and kind people

I devour KFC fries 💪

for real though. can't imagine they appreciated that

​@@MyNeonTiger13I would. Free food is free food 😂

youtubers always say that so they don't get cancelled for wasting food lol he's definitely throwing away the leftovers

As a Portuguese person, and as a cousin of my cousins, I would eat their half eaten food any day 🤣 we portuguese are none for the waste and all for the free food 🤣🤣

@@rrricardo5906nah, if youve been watching him for awhile you know it was probably a joke to say he has a group of cousins home and then eat everything himself because its such a big amount of food that its a joke

Agreed! The corn industry is heavily subsidized in the U.S. This makes corn and corn products (syrup, oil) very cheap. It becomes a cheap but tasty filler to put in food.

The highly processed oils are what gives everyone heart attacks. This was done on purpose too and covered up.

its more clickable tbh, hes just working the youtube algorithm. dont hate the player hate the game. hes from portugal so im sure he understands the frustration in summarising countries as europe.

he does mention portugal a few times but yeah it's just easier for non europeans to understand, not trying to start anything here but whenever I watch americans being interviewed about countries in the world they never know where they are, only the continents so I guess it's just a way for everyone who doesn't know where portugal is to have an idea and also youtube algorithm 🙂

​@@babyeolsoo as someone from the UK I have had a rather intense experience of that! People in America constantly talk about Britain and England as if they are the same thing, so one day all I simply did was try to educate people that Britain/UK include multiple different countries, but England is just England, so you can't say Britain/British when you mean England/English. Good lord. I was called a colonizer, I had people insulting me and absolutely enraged like I was being an awful person, mocking them, saying horrible things. And Americans kept repeatedly comparing it to their different states/accents and refused to acknowledge that their comparison was wrong as I wasn't talking about different counties, I was talking about different countries. Even when I said it is like calling Mexico, Canada and Hawaii "America", people still kept comparing Scotland, Wales, Ireland and England, to being like Louisiana and Ohio. They just would not listen that it's completely different countries! And like I said, they were so angry and nasty at me for simply talking about this! It's sad that everything needs to be simplified and structured around Americans. I dunno what it's like in Europe/Portugal, but here in England everything is getting really Americanised and it is sad to see sometimes

@@kierancampire I totally understand you and i'm sorry that you had to go through that. In my case I have to constantly explain to people that Portugal is a contry NEXT to Spain and NOT PART of spain, I even heard once that we're a city in spain, ffs. In europe I'd say we are more educated on the world, we learn it in school and if not we learn it from watching TV/youtube and stuff like that. I can't generalise all europeans but i'd say we're more aware of countries as countries and where they belong, even tho we use america, africa and asia as a general concept we do know how to distinguish when referring to a country instead of saying "i tried asian food" we easily say "I tried X country's food", we dont really care about people not knowing where it is because google exists and if you don't know a simple search will immediatly tell you. Which is why I think in europe we are more aware of the world and cultures independently because we go look for it if we have a doubt. Again I can't speak for other european countries, my experience is limited to the people I know and a few countries I visited around here. Also a side note I have an ex from London and a portuguese friend currently living in Scotland and their experience with americans is pretty similar to yours. Only my ex had to explain the same as you and my portuguese friend has to explain that portugal is not part of Spain, not to mention that she has to convince people she's from here and not indian (for some reason everyone thinks she looks indian and they refuse to believe her)

@@babyeolsoo see, that is just what I don't get! Nobody knows everything, and people hold incorrect views, and there is a difference in personal opinion and fact. But if someone is trying to correct/educate you on something factual, why would anyone choose to be wilfully ignorant and incorrect and not listen, and beyond that, argue it still? I don't understand willingly and consciously choosing to be incorrect on something? And to argue with someone about their nationality? I just don't get it? But yeah, I mean, personally from the Europeans I have spoken to, I would agree that generally you're all quite good about the specifics and being well knowledged! In particular I find that especially true with Germans! So I would agree that generally people in Europe seem a lot more knowledged about the world. I'm sorry you and others you know have experienced the same issues I have had! It's so frustrating!

Same here it is only Portugal plus he had limited stuff. In other countries it is mostly different

I always get nervous about him spilling on his nice clothes or dragging his bling in the food. Always dressed like the king he is.

Me when I wanted to eat

Meee rn i always watch him while i eat

But also, a little respect: Aussie Maccas gave us McCafe.

he paid 38€ in total, with the bucket included

It’s just called the big tasty in England, it’s my favourite one!

No, it hasn't been pasteurized and homogenized.

Definitely should order in Portuguese. Can subtitle or translate later. They messed up your order because you were being too considerate.

Guessing because he has an international audience.

Maybe he felt embarrassed or can’t speak it super fluently 🤷‍♂️

@@Miguel.L he’s Portuguese so he speaks fluently, his family is in Portugal.

Don't think he can speak Portuguese only understand it ; when he was cooking with his mum he had to translate everything since she cannot speak English at all; and he replied to her in English Him and his sister only communicate in English to each other...Raphael lived in London alone while his family lived in Portugal I've been watching him for years :)

we do have coco cola glass cups in McDonald's before, so jsut stop.. 🙄

@@MegzLife that’s great for u, I didn’t know that as I’ve never been to America and don’t really care about it, so thanks for informing me! :D

@@Lottaria555 well now u know, cuz u thought wrong, js. Lmao