@@pedroalvarez2119 what I wanted to say that these days burritos tacos are generally referred as American food in Asia and other places and commonly people only refer USA by America it's just like pizza being a NYC delicacy even it's actually Italian.
Congrats, your food has been assimilated into American culture. You should be happy. Join in with Pho, Tacos, Sushi, and Curry. Let's all hold hands and be happy.
Successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
@@ikgz98 yes, buts theyve been such a heavy part of our culture and cuisine for so long at this point that it makes sense for her to have said that. Kinda like how English curry is often considered "English food" rather than Indian.
@@user-vi5fm4xt8o Burritos were invented by a Mexican, but in Texas. wrapping traditional food in tortillas instead of having the tortillas on the side was more convenient for the cow boys he was selling them to. Burritos eventually made their way back to Mexico and became popular there, but it was invented in America. Much like fortune cookies, and a lot of new sushi roll combinations it was an adaptation of foreign cuisine to make it more marketable in the US.
Have friends in Belgium, China, Taiwan, Philippines, the US, England and Canada. Most of them I haven't met in real life by now, but it would be awesome! :)
I've lived in Finland and made Finnish friends, but also from the UK, Australia, Cameroon, Romania, Russia, Poland, Greece...who were living there as well. I love traveling and meeting people from other countries!
I'm form, Poland and I like to making friends form other's counties and culture, I don't like when someone tells oh is form another country we no need them here, I think it's stupid, and I don't care about skin colour 👌
Virginia is nice! I think she expected her to say a more popular touristy places like Cali or NY. But Virginia is great especially for history buffs and close to D.C too!
Right? Arlington National Cemetery is in VA along with the Pentagon, Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, Williamsburg VA, Busch Gardens, Kings Dominion, Luray Caverns, etc
But it not the same paying taxes to having access to healthcare without any other cost than paying taxes, at the same time paying for being attended in a hospital and at the same time paying for a healthcare security what you cant use.
@@franciscovilcheavila960 It depends on what country your are in. If you need to stay longer in a hospital or a health care facility then it will cost money. That might let you die or discharge you for economic reasons.
Um...what's wrong with Virginia? Also, the European is correct that there are different types of meat, and even cuts of meat. In general, there are different types of beef and pork barbeque.
I don't think she intended to mean anything was wrong with Virginia but it is a bit shocking someone from another country would come to the U.S. to visit Virginia. After all, even when us Americans plan a family vacation, it's not like Virginia would be at the top of the list (unless you lived in Delaware maybe).
Shenandoah, in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a place in Virginia that's a popular tourist spot internationally, and quite beautiful. That's probably where the girl from the UK visited. But when many Americans from the West or East coast hear 'Virginia', they don't think of Shenandoah. They think of it as one of the southern, rural states, that doesn't have a lot of redeeming qualities.
I'm from North Carolina and when we visit Virginia, we go to some of the historic sites or museums, etc. Going to Virginia or North Carolina is probably a better representation of America than going to California, New York, (or Maine, lol 😆).
"If you go to LA and you think it's going to be nice and clean you'll see lots of famous people and you're just surprised how completely opposite it is of that" This is very true, it's VERY dangerous in many different ways with regards to people's behavior and it's very dirty. The city is a hub of a variety of things to explore but please be on guard and perhaps rent a car, don't use uber and don't use public transportation.
@@mrbukater2794 With regards to uber or lyft sex trafficking/kidnapping is high in southern california and in public transportation those who are not mentally sound or perverted are very intrusive to one's personal space. Also Hollywood Boulevard, the one with the walk of fame stars on the sidewalk, is dangerous especially at night.
@@aamalliyashoc Yes it is. I love my state and I will strongly defend it but I'm also aware of it's flaws as well. Every place has a beautiful and bad side to it.
These americans as a fellow american told the real experience of america, we’re not a perfect country we have our own issues, but there are also some nice things too, i just hate how some Americans perspectives are we are the best country, and we’re oh so amazing when in reality we are a country we have many pros and cons. Also adding to the conversation of sexuality in the US we live in a very over sexualized culture but the act and being sexual is looked down upon but its also looked down upon if you're not sexual either very much so a double edged sword i find.
yes, I agree American people are very articulate and energetic, much to learn from Americans. Sadly, some of them come across as cocky and pedantic to people from foreing cultures. But prejudice and envy do play a role in this... you are- after all- a super power
I agree but also I wish they had more diverse Americans. Not in a race way, but region and maybe even political way (cuz they were clearly left leaning) which is fine. But that’s pretty important if ur tryna represent America cuz of how big and culturally diverse it is.
For those of you wondering why she said burritos: the burritos we have here aren't authentic Mexican burritos. They have been very Americanized to the point where it's basically its own thing. Pizza is the same way. I was astonished by how different pizza was when I went to Italy. In fact, the first two times I had it, I didn't even like it. It took me some getting used to before I enjoyed authentic Italian pizza. So I honestly don't blame her for saying burritos
Well your country is the one who created Taco Bell, a bastardized version of mexican food that also mexicans hate, United States just steal other countries food to make them more enjoyible for US people but more comercial too, why dont just prepare a proper foreing food and give a respective country the meri?
They're paying for their healthcare, their tax rate is much higher than ours and they can afford to pay their healthcare through taxes, because their defense spending is subsidized by America (don't believe me? Go look it up, America subsidizes almost all of European military budgets and 10% of Israel's defense budget too).
They're paying for their healthcare, their tax rate is much higher than ours and they can afford to pay their healthcare through taxes, because their defense spending is subsidized by America (don't believe me? Go look it up, America subsidizes almost all of European military budgets and 10% of Israel's defense budget too).
The thing with American cuisine is that it’s so influenced by the region and ethnic groups of the area. New England Clam Chowder isn’t really from the same area as Key Lime Pie, obviously, but also cuisine in the West is different than the South, for example.
Haley is uninformed about guns and made the US look bad by claiming it has no good background checks. The US has background checks that prevent felons and domestic abusers from owning guns. The US is a collection of states with their own laws like the EU, so some states have stricter gun laws like assault weapons bans and limiting magazines to 10 rounds. The reason the US has a high prevelance of gun ownership is that guns are viewed as a legitimate form of self-defense, and the US started as a frontier society with hostile natives and dangerous wildlife. Americans had to survive on their own devices without the aid of a European colonial power. This fostered a culture of self-relience that Europeans didn't need.
Just FYI for foreigners. You will NEVER be turned down for medical emergencies in the States. I believe its a law that they have to do whatever necessary to get you better. Also most low income people have Medicaid so healthcare is free for those people. LA & New York are sooo overrated while all the other States are very under. Go visit Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arkansas, Florida and Louisiana. All great States that have soo much to offer! Hope y'all decide to come visit America some day! Cheers🍻
It is still not overcharged as it is in the US... because in the US, the patient is a customer so they will charge you on expenses that you might not need.... For example giving you the more expensive alternative to a threatment or giving you stuff you dont need. The medical system in America is (due to this) very unefficient. The US waste 16% of GDP in health with taxes but customers still pay for their health. In Singapur is 6% in Europe is around 8-10%... so it's actually "cheaper" to have a national health system.
@@Alejojojo6 I'm comparing my tax rate + medical insurance to someone I know in Sweden, and they actually pay less but get so much more compared to what I do. Inclusive health and dental care (still pay a copay), mandatory 4 weeks vacation a year, maternal and paternal leave, etc. Edit: Also they get college tuition, and they actually pay you a stipend to go to school. I'll add more as I think of it.
The amount you pay in taxes to have your insurance in most European countries is still lower on average than medical costs in the US. It varies from country to country and between US states, but some estimates I’ve seen are that the US person would pay about 2x to 3x more for their medical care than the European person would (including taxes allocated to healthcare).
Whenever I see an American movie where young people are having a huge house party, I think this is a look at the life that the writers wished they had, rather than the life that anyone actually has.
Many people love Virginia. Ever hear of Virginia Beach? Because parts of Virginia are bedroom communities for DC, one tends to forget the Virginia is a pretty good place to visit.
Also, the western part of Virginia is very scenic, with the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley, etc. In fact, a good bit of Virginia looks a lot like some other states like, well, New Hampshire, for example.
@@jeromemckenna7102 she sounded very ignorant.Virginia is pretty diverse both culturally and geographically but I'm not surprised since most people are uneducated about places there not from
@@Jake-rs9nq Speaking as a Texan myself, Texas politicians think they can override any federal law they don't like and will do so as long as they can get away with it.
Of course the American healthcare system has its problems, but the statement that healthcare in the U. K. is "free" is absurd. One pays for "free" healthcare through something called taxes.
Hunting is more of a rural thing I think. I'm from the northeast and I have friends who used to or still hunt every year. Used to take school off for the first day of deer season
This is VERY true. Californians in particular (and I grew up there) tend to think that their state is devoid of a bunch of things that they attribute to other places, but they are wrong.
Yup, it is more rural than southern or midwestern. It also isn't just for fun. We eat whatever we hunt. Certainly more of our hunts go to use than most animals raised for meat.
Hunting is a BIG deal in the rural midwest. I can name 9 gun retailers in town - within 6 miles from my house. In the mornings now, I'm hearing the pop pop pop of what I assume to be duck hunting. And I was very sad to learn that, in 2021, soon as wolves were delisted as Endangered Species, Wisconsin issued permits to allow hunters to kill 119 during the whole season, but in less than three days, hunters shot or trapped 218. It's nuts.
Most pepl I know that hunt, do it for the food. Not sport. I’m from Alaska, and we would hunt moose every year cuz it filled the freezer. It’s a different way of life, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad at all. City living vs rural living is VERY different. Hence the country being divided politically lol. 2 totally different ways to live.
What a pair of judgy rude women. "I've never heard anyone say they liked Virginia". If these ladies didn't have poor opinions of Americans before they would now after how rude they were.
New Hampshire doesn't have any well-known cities, so there really wasn't a city she could say that she'd expect even an American to know, much less a foreigner. Ask me what city and I'll tell you "I was born and raised in Chicago, but now live in Salt Lake." -- no states for me ;-) Though honestly, most foreigners probably haven't heard of Salt Lake either...
Probably because they're living in a foreign country and are used to people not knowing which city they're from, so it's easier to describe the state first.
In the 80s, my peers and I really liked both American and French films Both comedies and historical films. We judged Americans and Europeans by films. It was not quite.👍👏🌹❤️
Irene is right. In Spain we have free health care, although the waiting times for appointments or sugeries could be long, so many people pay for a private insurance. Anyway, if you are a foreigner, even undocumented, and you suffer an accident and your life is in risk, your life will tried to be saved in a spanish hospital. No matter the cost of the surgery. That's something I like of my country, all lives matters.
it's not exactly "free" as it does cost money. Everyone has a Social Security month tax when having a salary. And, in general we have much higher tax rates in Europe (circa 20% VAT on shop products and around 20-40% of total taxes on salaries). Even though I prefer the European healthcare systems, I must say.
📌 Yes, everyone should keep in mind these are very young individuals. Taxes, guns, and healthcare are incredibly complex topics - probably ones to skip during a first meeting. 📌 In the US, health insurance can be expensive, but keep in mind the majority of Americans pay zero federal taxes and no one is ever refused care because they can't afford it. We have the option of spending some of that saved money on health insurance. Also, We do in fact have a "free" healthcare system in place to cover elderly, younger people with disabilities, and low income. Our expensive healthcare also subsidizes medical care for the entire planet. If the federal government ever takes over healthcare, all humans will suffer. 📌 Guns are seen as tools, similar to the way you see a screwdriver or hammer. We keep them locked up and out of reach when not in use, in the same way you would keep a power saw out of the hands of children. However, they are accessible when needed. In the US, if there is an intruder breaking in, we can simply pull out a gun and solve the problem, as opposed to just laying down, getting raped and possibly murdered. "Gun Violence" (outside of a few big-city gang areas, that are completely avoidable) is a myth created by the media to push political agendas. Significantly more people are killed by hands, feet, and knives than guns. The numbers are not even close.
@@BryanKiger after hearing how much profit these pharma people get, and yet the actual doctors, RnD scientiests and nurses are still drowning in dept and yes there's plenty who go with out medican because of cost or bankrupt or fly out country to get surgeries... we pay a lot more for a lot less quality. by the time you add sales tax, insurance, ssi and income tax, you'll start to hit about 30% of your check going to tax. The fact that you pay for all this, only to lose it if you lost your job, the renew will cost more, you don't have choice in provider and you have to navigate different cost between in network, out network, hoping medical billing will change your medican to something that works and not what "insurance will carry" city to city or state to state... In a emergency, you're not going to be thinking of that and it puts too much responsibility on the sick to understand all these medical stuff. oh, and our wait time is still not good unless you go to a rich neighborhood hospital. all my, and others, doctors and articles opinions/experiences.
I got really triggered when the blonde girl got embarrassed for Virginia. Like, I feel legit offended. I get that it was part of the confederacy, and there's some hills have eyes action in Appalachia, but places like Arlington, Charlottesville, Virginia Beach with a ton of history and culture, just like Opioid Addiction/death rates are way higher in New Hampshire.
Such a dumb video. People from America that really don't know about America explaining to Foreigners who know nothing about America. Virginia's motto is "Virginia is for Lovers" because it's a beautiful state. Wide open countrysides, bed & breakfast inns on horse farms, hiking the the Appalachian Mountain trails, the forests during the fall, the beaches along the coast. Also people who knowing nothing about guns shouldn't be talking about them. We have strict background checks when you legally purchase a firearm. Our actual healthcare is great healthcare, the issue is with the cost... Which there are very easy fixes that none of the politicians want to implement. 1st common mistake. 2nd common mistake is from the foreign girl saying she doesn't pay for healthcare. Yes she does. She pays for it in her taxes, its deducted every single paycheck from her. There is no such thing as "Free Healthcare" you dummies. It comes for and is paid from your taxes they take from you. 1st video I have ever seen from this channel, but suggestion is if you are going to ask people about deep complex issue, have guests who actual know the things they are talking about.
Wow, what a knock to Virginia. I'm not from there, Midwest but I've been there. It was nice, went to Shenandoah. I'd recommend it. And yes lots of people in the Midwest have hunting rifles. They hunt for deer, pheasant, ducks. Also lots of fishing. Many people have cabins and enjoy being outdoors all year round . They don't hunt just to waste it, sausage and steaks are made from deer and many people have the hides tanned to make jackets.
When the person who moved from california to georgia and didn't know anyone who owned guns before moving and has never owned one themselves says the background checks aren't good you know it's cap
The cooking process is also different depending on where you go. In some areas they use a grill over an open flame, but in other places, it's more of a smoker, where everything is enclosed. And in both, they will argue that the other one isn't bar-b-que (bbq). Then there's the difference between dry rub, vs sauce.
Gun restrictions in the US are generally a joke. It's too easy to get a gun and there are far too many of them in the nation. No one who isn't an American should be in America until the nation's population grows up and changes a lot of things that the rest of the first world did long ago.
I loved Haley's vibe. She's so nice! Also I don't get why people are getting offended by Illa's reaction about Virginia lol it's how SHE feels, so please calm down y'all xD
Also she just spewed/ranted her ideals and politics that NOBODY asked for. I feel so bad for the foreigners. Imagine talking to someone, let’s say from Japan for example, and asking them about their country. They have a lot of neat history to talk about, but no they just start shutting on their own country and politics that no foreigner would care about lol.
Aussies find it bizarre that America doesn't have universal basic health care. We have a public program, Medicare, for citizens and permanent residents. You don't lose this if you're unemployed. You don't have to stay in a job just because of its health care plan. Ppl can also buy additional private cover if they need/can afford it.
@H Too glib of an answer. We have Medicare, but it is only for the elderly (65 or older) or permanently disabled. We also have Medicaid, which is designed to help the indigent. These programs don't cover the vast majority of people in the U.S., particularly in states that have declined to accept expanded Medicaid for political reasons.
Maybe Aussies should instead find it bizarre that they believe in a human/civil right to the services of others whether or not they can afford it. Other people are not your indentured servants just because they can do things for you that you think would deem valuable.
@@kingben1216 This makes no sense. Nobody is asking health care workers to provide services for free. In countries with universal health care, the workers get paid for their services, either through a national health insurance plan or through taxes or both. Plus, the doctors, nurses, etc., go through med school and residency and get licenses in these systems just like anywhere else, so presumably they want to provide health services. Nobody is asking anybody to do anything they don't want to do and won't get paid for.
@@uchennanwogu2142 Well, you know it varies by program. The Medicaid recipients are by definition unable to cover the costs of private health insurance or they would not qualify for Medicaid. Medicare beneficiaries range in income from indigent to upper income -- the common denominator is that you are 65 or older. Some of them can afford private insurance (which is almost always more expensive than Medicare) and many cannot.
I am totally taken back by her reaction of Virginia. I am a proud native of VIrginia and it is filled with some of everything. Historical value, beaches, a lot of mountainous terrain for outdoorsmen/women, food scenes, child-friendly establishments, theme parks. Forgive me for saying it, and I am sure she didn't mean no harm, but it's that type of ignorant assumptions and thinking that deter people from traveling. I am retired Army and been to 40 states out of the 50 and over 40 countries and have found something beautiful in all of them. I am offended by her young millennial mindset!
Its not because she's millennial (she might actually be an older gen z?) I think its more of her not traveling and staying up north. As a millennial, i found arlington very nice.
@@Justcetriyaart Possibly and I appreciate your feedback as well being a millennial. I have never traveled to anywhere thinking with the mindset of her reaction, it totally threw me off! I've always took pleasure in the ability to travel anywhere out of my comfort zone and trying to find the best that the location has to offer. Thank you for your positive outlook!
@@damienabsalon As a Canadian;We have the same style of Health Care as Most countries in Europe/South Africa. It REALLY shocks me to see how Expensive some operation are in the States.
@@andynieuwenhuis7833If you are poor, Canadian Healthcare is better for you. If you are rich, American Healthcare is better for you. It's not exactly black and white
Northern Virginia is the richest area in the US. Close to if not the most developed as well. No clue what this girl is going on about. She must be from maryland.
*Hey the girl (who looks like Taylor Swift) who said "Why Virginia?", is so wrong!!* _I live in Richmond, Virginia and it's beautiful but it depends on where you live. Charlottesville to the west with the mountains is beautiful in the fall, also Monticello is there so it's full of historic places to see and if you go north there are places like Luray Caverns (about an hour north) you can explore that have beautiful caves and scenic sites. I live near the James River in Richmond and it can be so peaceful and fun during the Summer!!_
Ok yes Mexico is in America, but let’s not act stupid to understand that the question was not directed to Latin American countries but to The United States of America and burritos is not an food from USA. If most Americans think it’s ok to call another culture’s food their own creation then why is racism so strong there? You want just the food not the ppl right? 🙄 also fried ice cream? Isn’t this Chinese or Japanese? Or an Asian desert.
Sexuality in America is an interesting topic. There are some dense pockets of liberal America where it is very common to find sex positive communities, like in the pacific north west. On the other hand, where I grew up in the suburbs of Philedelphia, talking about sex openly wasn't common. It was kinda taboo to talk about and shameful if people knew it was happening without a committed relationship. It was always a private affair and sexual acts were to be only between married couples. In the pacific northwest it is easy to bring up your sexual interests and expectations with dates, because there is a lot of value on open consent. Its super common to find people here in long term relationships who are seeking additional sexual partners without it being a secret or shameful.
As someone who lives in Virginia. Virginia is very beautiful, it's countryside is quiet and the small towns around the more mountainous terrain is cool to look at. Now Richmond and Charlottesville is ugly... Definitely don't travel in the city. Go to the small towns where people are some of the most nicest people you will ever meet.
I just visited Richmond for the first time and they actually have good food and stores but driving there sucks😂, and the apple-picking farms near Charlottesville is nice
@@nope6908 yeah Richmond can get chaotic... A place called Carter's mountain is one of the best places to pick apples but good up the mountain your driving up a STEEP road... But the view is amazing, you can see for miles and miles overlooking the town on two sides.
What's inaccurate? If you don't have money in the US, you are allowed on very meager assistance or, if you don't qualify for Medicaid and Medicare, you go into massive debt, or you stay sick, or you die. That's it. I'm an American, BTW.
Man, I’ve binged most of their vids with Americans in it. And they get very similar pepl. The thing about America is that it’s so big and culturally diverse. Like the question about guns, she was genuinely curious but the women had no experience about it and just had her presumption of it and her political ideals. I’d love to see these types of videos have an America from the coast or a city, and someone from rural places. Doesn’t have to be necessarily political, but at least pepl from different regions yk.
I totally agree! It seems they have the “same” type of Americans that doesn’t represent the whole country. These girls answers honestly where so misinformed and embrassing.
Where is "what do Europeans really think about Americans"? All of this is just Americans talking to foreigners and complaining.... I guess it does say a lot about Americans
McDonald’s does offer health insurance😂 lol I am a McDonald’s employee I get health, dental, and vision insurance, tuition assistance, and a 401k plan.
The European girls don’t really know how healthcare systems work in UK and Spain apparently. First it’s not free, it’s paid through taxes so taken from your salary every month. Second it rarely covers 100%, it covers most of the cost but if you don’t have private insurance on top you might end up paying some remaining cost from pocket. But in any case most people have private on top of healthcare and in many cases it feels like free.
@@haylslou8943 Unless it's like plastic surgery then you don't, the only time I've heard of someone having to pay was when they called the ambulance and was taken to the hospital, but didn't actually need the ambulance, they were charged £15. But that was in the 90s!
hi, I am a Spanish man, I don´t have a private insurance, just like most people, and no, you don´t need it, an no it is not free but compared to what the cost is in the US it really feels like it is since through taxes you don´t pay nearly as much
@@haylslou8943 hospital yes there is no cost, but if you go see a doctor in private, you pay then get the money back. And public insurance never gives 100%, that’s where private insurances comes in. It’s true for most european countries. At least in France Uk spain and sweden where I lived.
So basically, you pay all this money to your ins co, and then still have to pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars before they pay for anything. It's a total scam. Which is why I refuse to do it.
Oh, they pay for health care, just not as monthly premiums like the US. In the UK, you do NOT have free healthcare. It is paid for by at least two types of your taxes. The US system desparately needs reform but this notion that other countries' healthcare is free, is quite naive, quite naive indeed. :(
I live in Malaysia and the healthcare here is very very cheap… yeah it’s not free but it’s very cheap so I’m a bit shock when I learned how expensive is the health care in the US
@@robbatinkoff2586 I don't doubt that at all. The cost of living, what Drs expect to be paid, cultural expectations, regulations, tort environment, how it's funded and many other factors go into what healthcare costs in any one country. All that has to be examined if we want to make comparisons. There are additional countries with REALTIVELY lower healthcare costs, too. This is a very complicated topic but what I am pointing out is there is no free lunch. When someone says it's free, that only means they don't pay anything at the point of service, not that it's actually free. 🙂
@@oxigenarian9763 tax payers helps lower income with healthcare in america cuz i got free healthcare from my state n only some medication i pay a copay rest is all free... not all medication is covered on the free healthcare.. like for example my acid reflux pills they wouldnt cover it but they wanted 130 bucks for it... but u can buy it at the grocery store for 42 pills for 14 bucks on a cheap offbrand.. and my beta blockers medication is only 30 bucks but its free no copay needed...
@@oxigenarian9763 Of course you are right, there is no such thing as free service. Somebody already paid for that. It even could be you by taxes or other payment in past or future. But it's free at the point of service as you said and it's most important that you can get help even if you can't afford it instead of denial then you need it the most. In Russia, we also have free health care but it good for serious illness. If you have something that can wait you have put in queue so your option is to wait, sometimes it takes very long or go for private clinics where you could get services for money and instantly. But still it very cheap in comparison with US.
@@pashaiv2429 No arguments about the cost in the US - you're right to point out it is not cheap. There are better ways to do this in the US but there is a mountain of politics to overcome. One thing I DO NOT want here is government-run healthcare. In the good ole' USA, it would be poorly run and cost even more than it does today. We cannot trust our government to do the right thing with it... I am all for universal healthcare, BTW, including free at point of service - just not if our corrupt political system is involved. There is a better alternative emerging. I can talk about that if you'd like...
As a foreigner who studied in US I find American sex culture very confusing, they tend to go to the extremes a lot. Having sex in high school is usually considered problematic (in Europe it’s ok, many people get into relationships in high school and you have lots of sex education at that age). Then somehow when they go to college they are pressured to attend the big parties and they have the “hook-up” culture where you need to sleep with a few people per week just for the experience which I never understood. Then when people graduate university suddenly everyone starts to get married quickly and overall I find Americans marrying much earlier than Europeans do. Sometimes in Europe people just co-habit and don’t rush into marriage at all. I still have no idea how American people can go from one extreme to the other so quickly. But this is my environment (which may be rich white people) so it may not be representative.
@ouaisss 38 It's 2021 and now we're gatekeeping food. Cali-mex burritos are definitely not mexican, they'd probably look at you like you're crazy if you ask for a burrito with french fries in it in CDMX. Tex-mex is 100% not mexican, are you telling me a ground beef burrito with globs of gloopy melted cheddar cheese is mexican? Americans took a cool idea and made our own twist on it. Food is meant to be shared, so just chill.
Something for all the Europeans watching this video. The information about firearms from the woman from California is completely wrong. Every firearm purchaser in America must undergo a background check. This background check is accomplished by the FBI. The seller is a registered FFL dealer. FFL is Federal Firearms License holder to sell firearms. With three classes of firearms that can be sold by the dealer. The initial background check is for typical firearms. Semi-automatic pistols, revolvers, semi-automatic rifles, bolt action rifles and all shotguns. Suppressors are restricted to a separate background check. It may take up to a year to actually get a suppressor. Any select fire fully automatic firearm is absolutely forbidden in some states. Very expensive to purchase even if you can find one that has been registered. A separate transfer tax is required for all suppressors, short barreled rifles and shotguns. And a very unique process for obtaining a fully automatic firearm. This is only processes done by the national, Federal government. Some states have additional restrictions. It is very difficult to aquire a full automatic firearm. Don't listen to people like the women from California. Besides, when she was asked "what is your favorite American food" she answered burritos. Burritos are Mexican, not American. Tacos, enchiladas, chimichangas are examples of Mexican food. For those that have plans to visit America. Stay away from the typical tourist trap areas. Disneyland and Disney World are examples. A one day ticket can cost $500 each. To get an understanding of America go to Colonial Williamsburg, 101 Visitor Center Drive, Williamsburg, VA 23185. A very educational place to learn of the earliest days of America. You will understand why Americans are so individualistic. Then go to Washington DC to visit the Capital ground and monuments. Too many visitors really never see America when visiting. Disneyland is not what I call America. That garbage is a fantasyland. Just another place to take your money.
Glad someone said this. The only valid argument against guns would be about kids/teenagers abusing them. But that’s not even an issue with the guns, its an issue with the parents and mental health. So nvm, there isn’t a valid argument against guns lmao.
@@troyboi7662 The valid argument that other similar countries that have outlawed or severely restricted gun ownership have virtually no gun violence while its ubiquitous in the US.
I like how she was talking about the hunters then says most of them dont have background checks thats bullshit i wish i could watch a video without something political being inserted
@@noahremnek3615 my comment is a sarcastic remark about the dumb-ness of the people's comments in the clip ya Donut. I know fully about what happens when you purchase a firearm.
cuando eres española y dices "AIRIN" en vez de IRENE, penosa. Lo que pensamos los europeos de EEUU es que son estupidos xD Cuando la chica estadounidense dice lo de que "la comida estadounidense que me gusta son los burritos y el apple pie" literal ninguna es de estados unidos xD
la comida mexicana es super popular aqui que la mayoria de las personas no lo ve como algo del extranjero. y tambien hay muchos lugares donde hacen la comida tradicional mexicana pero al estilo americano (busca la comida tex-mex) a los gringos les encanta.
tambien es dificil encontrar comida que es puro americano ya que hay mucha influencia de otros paises aqui... somos un pais de inmigrantes. soy cubana y uno de los "platos tipicos" de cuba es el sandwich cubano que ni origino en cuba, fue creado en la florida por inmigrantes cubanos pero hoy en dia se conoce como un plato cubano
@@cynthia.c yo soy media cubana tambien xD Y si pero solo los inmigrantes son notorios de que ese pais es de inmigrantes, los estadounidenses no saben ni en que planeta viven jajaja
Rest of the world: here we have the only well developed country that still does not have universal healthcare. United States: hello I like money Rest of the world: what inspired you to make people pay tens of thousands of dollars on healthcare and let them die if they don’t have it? United States: money
Well Forest, there's Texas bbq, Carolina bbq, Tennessee bbq, Chicago bbq, Korean bbq, Alabama bbq, PNW bbq, south west bbq, Kansas City bbq, Montana bbq, Cali bbq. I think that's about it for bbq
It's just the women's clothing that's sized that way. Cuz sexism. They would rather trick women into thinking they're smaller than they are, rather than just size clothes according to their literal size, like they do with men's clothes.
Women’s sizes make literally no sense anyway. What the hell is a 00 size? Or even just what is a 0? Zero what? It can’t be any actual measurement, or you would not have a piece of clothing.
I am in America and my health care is free because I make so little money, I get Medicaid in California. Before that I was able to get an x-ray on my foot for $60 at a place recommended to me by my Chiropractor when he checked out my foot for free. I know my scenario is not the norm but I did want to through in my anecdotal information to more fully inform, foreign sources.
5:10 "You don't pay at all?, No." - Yes... you pay for your health care.... its called taxes..... "In the UK, we don't pay for anything"..... Yes... You do.... its called taxes..... "You have to pay thousands for x-ray" - No... we have insurance... I pay 20 bucks for clinic, xrays are covered..... "You just have to die if you cant afford it" - No..... ER HAS to take care of patients regardless of their financial status......
I feel like they stacked the deck with the 2 Americans they chose. Both seemed extremely similar in their answers, almost none of which were flattering. "Hey, bring in the Americans! No, no - the airheaded ex-pats - yeah, them!" 🤨
