Disney doesn't give you anything for free, but generally any decent hotel in the US will have a coffee pot and a few packets of tea bags in the room for you
Free tea and kettles are also included in upside-down land! Even the crummy, dodgy as fuck, check you still have both kidneys in the morning motels do it.
Breadsaws are kind of cool though? We have a decent amount of proper bakeries here where you can buy a good loaf and they're nice if you're baking your own. Shop sliced bread also tends to dry out a bit faster. They also prevent you from squishing softer bread too much while cutting and speed up the process of cutting things like baguettes. They're also useful as a general kitchen tool, like for slicing (dry) meat, I remember my grandma using one to prepare slices of cows tongue (consistency like dried ham). The ones I used seemed about on par with any other potentially dangerous kitchen utensil, with some design choices that necessitate two-handed usage (right hand has to hold down a switch for the blade to turn, left hand guides a plastic pusher-thing towards the blade). I'd be more okay with a younger child handling one than I would be with them handling a proper bread knife, honestly. And in the shops they're probably up high enough that a passing 5y.o. can't reach them. Given that I've mostly seen them in the homes of 40 and above people, might just be a cultural thing or it's the echoes of some really successful marketing campaign from a generation or two back.
There's a kettle in basically every Swedish hotel as far as I know. I've seen one where they didnt have it but they had a smörgåsbord of tea, coffe and biscuits in the common room.
Talking about Media Literacy and the MCU, a video I think Elise would enjoy very much is Skip Intro's Team America World Police: MCU. It looks at the MCU not as Superheros but as a police force and the many problems that come with it. It touches on the same thing Elise was saying about Daredevil and how the Superheroes in the MCU usually are forces to keep the Status Quo and not actually fixing the underlying problems. Reactive instead of Proactive.
My day was Blessed with a Tea Review .I wasn't expecting to hear about Burzum here today. The most you can get at the hotels here in Brazil is the breakfast, they will charge for anything else. Covid was shit and I think we will still have deal with it for some time. 2019 I had a great time at uni and hanging out with my friends but at 2020 I lost contact with most of them but it was also around that time I found this channel, I've been having a loot of fun with your content until today.
At my hotel, A Hampton Inn and suites in the US; We have coffees in each room, but the packet is the coffee tray with a coffee bag. (We also give a few tea bags)
Hungarian here, my first bf's family was incredibly wealthy and they had every kitchen appliance out there, among them a slicer for their like bread and ham and salami. On the tea kettle situation, working in tourism, most places in Hungary do have kettles and tea, most times even airbnbs are outfitted with them. Then again why would anyone wanna come to Hungary lmao
I agree with Sam on covid. For me it also was a couple of years of people marveling on how their lives have changed, and how they have to adjust to the new way of life and adapt to the pandemic conditions, while literally nothing changed in my life. I was just happy that me staying 5 meters away from that homeless drunk in the shop was seen as health conscious. Even though it was just the overpowering smell of urine, sweat and metabolized alcohol.
I had exactly the COVID experience that Sam is jealous of. Everyone in my family got furlough and we were fortunate enough that nobody we know died of it so it was basically just a year of chilling in the house catching up on TV.
My grandma is the only person in my family who I knew had a kettle. She used it since the 60s and in the most American fashion, exclusively for making hot chocolate and cappuccinos.
Even if there was free tea in American hotels no one would touch it because we’d all assume it was like the waters and they’d charge you for it once you take it
Surprisingly, Disney isn’t the best glass to view the average American experience through. Any reasonable hotel in the US likely serves free breakfast in the mornings and you can choose between 1 of like 5 choices from their giant coffee dispenser. The majority also have small single-cup coffee makers and a few free packets with sugar and cream to make your own coffee. It’s hotel min-maxing to swipe these and put them in a drawer in your kitchen until you throw them away 10 years later.
Most hotels I stayed at in Japan and every one in Australia I have stayed at had kettles. Same with biscuits and tea. Chocolates were a common one in Japan too. Not good chocolates, there's no such thing as good chocolates in Japan.
Also I feel Haruhi fell off by most its own fault and time. The weird syndication it had creates a barrier for entry and Endless Summer is so infamously terrible an arc that I think it just constantly comes up what puts new fans off of it. But while it was novel for the time, the whole schoolgirls with magical/science power gimmick it had is just done to death and in more accessible and recent series. I think the Yuki Nagato alt universe spinoff didn't help things either because I know few Haruhi fans that watched that more than a few episodes and no fresh people that watched it and went on to watch Haruhi, because they watched Nagato and wanted more sugar blob moe romance and not, Haruhi being a really annoying character for like 10 hours.
we have electric kettles. i don't know where this "americans don't have kettles" thing came from. we have electric kettles. i don't know anyone who doesn't have an electric kettle.
The modern world has become ridiculously extreme. It's insane these days! There is free tea in Azerbaijan ( Also incredible food, similar to Turkish cuisine since you guys like it) and The Czech Republic (where I live). Both well worth visiting. Beautiful countryside. Also Czech has the bread saws, some times not everywhere but you can find them pretty easily. And finally, the audio seems fine.
BTW are you your german friend knew what you meant when you said kettle? As a german with english as a second language when I hear kettle I imagine the kind you'd heat on a stovetop, not the electric flip a switch and it boils water kind (in german "Wasserkocher"="water boiler/cooker")
The hotel I work at in Norway has kettles and complimentary tea available in every room. Of course, it's shit because we don't drink piss colored water and all the Asians visiting enjoy cooking ramen in them, but they are complimentary!
13:59, I know Clarkson did a bit on leaving waste in a kettle, although it may have been "take a shit in the kettle". Although he also left a "kipper in the trouser press", and I haven't seen one of those in a hotel room for at least a decade, so it may be a tad out of date.
I tried to wath Haruhi and couldn't get into it because of the bizzare episode numbering stuff like how am I meant to watch this in order I'm too autistic for this. I liked Naruto a lot when I was like, in early secondary school
I might be too dumb to understand what I just heard. Or maybe I'm not bri'ish enough. Either way it's like listening to tourists speaking loudly on the bus...
It is kinda amazing how much thought you guys have to put so that you do not listen to musicians that are being far right, anti-semi or other lunatics. There is all sort of nuts in this world, I just do not care much. If somebody tried to say "this guy you listened to said something bad in the past and has crazy beliefs", I would just reply "so what bro?". You do not believe into his shit and this should be enough.
I will not take this "British only" kettle slander, the shittiest little black sea town hotel (the worst part of Ukraine as a resident of the area) has a kettle at least, probably some cheap tea as well Don't come here though lol
I need the old outro: "the video is ending F**k off now" just pure gold
the world is healing, tea review(ish) is alive lets fucking gooooooo
Disney doesn't give you anything for free, but generally any decent hotel in the US will have a coffee pot and a few packets of tea bags in the room for you
Free tea and kettles are also included in upside-down land! Even the crummy, dodgy as fuck, check you still have both kidneys in the morning motels do it.
it's dictated by law that our hotels, motels and brothels must have a selection of cheap teas and a kettle (that smells of algae and goldfish)
Breadsaws are kind of cool though? We have a decent amount of proper bakeries here where you can buy a good loaf and they're nice if you're baking your own. Shop sliced bread also tends to dry out a bit faster. They also prevent you from squishing softer bread too much while cutting and speed up the process of cutting things like baguettes. They're also useful as a general kitchen tool, like for slicing (dry) meat, I remember my grandma using one to prepare slices of cows tongue (consistency like dried ham).
The ones I used seemed about on par with any other potentially dangerous kitchen utensil, with some design choices that necessitate two-handed usage (right hand has to hold down a switch for the blade to turn, left hand guides a plastic pusher-thing towards the blade).
I'd be more okay with a younger child handling one than I would be with them handling a proper bread knife, honestly. And in the shops they're probably up high enough that a passing 5y.o. can't reach them.
Given that I've mostly seen them in the homes of 40 and above people, might just be a cultural thing or it's the echoes of some really successful marketing campaign from a generation or two back.
There's a kettle in basically every Swedish hotel as far as I know. I've seen one where they didnt have it but they had a smörgåsbord of tea, coffe and biscuits in the common room.
Talking about Media Literacy and the MCU, a video I think Elise would enjoy very much is Skip Intro's Team America World Police: MCU. It looks at the MCU not as Superheros but as a police force and the many problems that come with it. It touches on the same thing Elise was saying about Daredevil and how the Superheroes in the MCU usually are forces to keep the Status Quo and not actually fixing the underlying problems. Reactive instead of Proactive.
My day was Blessed with a Tea Review .I wasn't expecting to hear about Burzum here today. The most you can get at the hotels here in Brazil is the breakfast, they will charge for anything else. Covid was shit and I think we will still have deal with it for some time. 2019 I had a great time at uni and hanging out with my friends but at 2020 I lost contact with most of them but it was also around that time I found this channel, I've been having a loot of fun with your content until today.
Almost all of the Polish hotels and even hostels have kettles and free tea/coffee set and some biscuits in the room.
At my hotel, A Hampton Inn and suites in the US;
We have coffees in each room, but the packet is the coffee tray with a coffee bag. (We also give a few tea bags)
In South africa, we do always have a kettle and coffee. Depends on the place if there will be tea but it's easy to ask for tea.
Hungarian here, my first bf's family was incredibly wealthy and they had every kitchen appliance out there, among them a slicer for their like bread and ham and salami.
On the tea kettle situation, working in tourism, most places in Hungary do have kettles and tea, most times even airbnbs are outfitted with them.
Then again why would anyone wanna come to Hungary lmao
Ah, bread saw. I kept hearing bread “sore” until the context came into play.
You are not the only one
Generally speaking, Italian hotels have both a coffee machine and a kettle
You'll be happy to know that in Australia, even the seedy roadside motels have a kettle with tea/coffee.... if you like nescafe blend42 *shudders*
At US hotels, there is almost always a personal coffee pot in the rooms and free coffee in the lobby. Sometimes there is tea too.
Australian hotels have free tea coffee biscuits and Kettles as a vast majority
I agree with Sam on covid. For me it also was a couple of years of people marveling on how their lives have changed, and how they have to adjust to the new way of life and adapt to the pandemic conditions, while literally nothing changed in my life. I was just happy that me staying 5 meters away from that homeless drunk in the shop was seen as health conscious. Even though it was just the overpowering smell of urine, sweat and metabolized alcohol.
Audio is perfect, also excited to see the next game ;)
I had exactly the COVID experience that Sam is jealous of. Everyone in my family got furlough and we were fortunate enough that nobody we know died of it so it was basically just a year of chilling in the house catching up on TV.
Ngl the first episode made me come back to Isaac
"Next game is like 500gigabytes"
What on earth-
[Desktop has skyrim and wabbajack icons] that explains everything.
yay more sam and elsis talk
My grandma is the only person in my family who I knew had a kettle. She used it since the 60s and in the most American fashion, exclusively for making hot chocolate and cappuccinos.
Most hotels in the US I've been to have free coffee and tea, although no kettle because kettles are not in the mainstream here
8:11 I'm looking forward to Citizen Wayne!
For like a whole 30 seconds, I was trying to figure out what horrible malady bread sores was. I am unapologetically American
Coco Puffs make chocolate milk!!
I knew Mr Creamer's Choccy Milk existed.
Thanks for the episode Elise and Sam much good very content I love milk
In the name of all that is holy how many mods is Sam adding to that decade old game to make it 500 gB?!?
I'm a simple woman, I see Tea Review I click Tea Review.
Excellent episode as always 👌🏻🤘
If this channel is ever gonna make money, It needs to be rebranded as the Mabel Channel FT Elise and Sam.
Even if there was free tea in American hotels no one would touch it because we’d all assume it was like the waters and they’d charge you for it once you take it
Yeah.. I was working remote, full-time for several years before Covid hit... so it was the same old for me.
A bread saw, even as a concept, is fucking insane. Any sane european would agree on this.
Apparently I'm insane lol
The bread slicer uses the same blade as meat slicer.
Good news! Chinese hotels usually have a kettle too! Not any tea you'll recognize though.
I might recognise some as a tea enjoyer but Sam might not
Surprisingly, Disney isn’t the best glass to view the average American experience through.
Any reasonable hotel in the US likely serves free breakfast in the mornings and you can choose between 1 of like 5 choices from their giant coffee dispenser. The majority also have small single-cup coffee makers and a few free packets with sugar and cream to make your own coffee. It’s hotel min-maxing to swipe these and put them in a drawer in your kitchen until you throw them away 10 years later.
Never seen a bread saw in austria... I have seen teas and kettles in Washington DC and in Korea in the hotel room
yay another tea review. x
Yay, more tea review(n't)
Most hotels I stayed at in Japan and every one in Australia I have stayed at had kettles. Same with biscuits and tea. Chocolates were a common one in Japan too. Not good chocolates, there's no such thing as good chocolates in Japan.
Also I feel Haruhi fell off by most its own fault and time. The weird syndication it had creates a barrier for entry and Endless Summer is so infamously terrible an arc that I think it just constantly comes up what puts new fans off of it. But while it was novel for the time, the whole schoolgirls with magical/science power gimmick it had is just done to death and in more accessible and recent series. I think the Yuki Nagato alt universe spinoff didn't help things either because I know few Haruhi fans that watched that more than a few episodes and no fresh people that watched it and went on to watch Haruhi, because they watched Nagato and wanted more sugar blob moe romance and not, Haruhi being a really annoying character for like 10 hours.
yess another binding of isaac let's play
we have electric kettles. i don't know where this "americans don't have kettles" thing came from. we have electric kettles. i don't know anyone who doesn't have an electric kettle.
Thank you Elise! Thank you Sam!
Always get a kettle and tea in the Irish hotels, Ireland drinks more tea than the UK anyway
The modern world has become ridiculously extreme. It's insane these days! There is free tea in Azerbaijan ( Also incredible food, similar to Turkish cuisine since you guys like it) and The Czech Republic (where I live). Both well worth visiting. Beautiful countryside. Also Czech has the bread saws, some times not everywhere but you can find them pretty easily. And finally, the audio seems fine.
BTW are you your german friend knew what you meant when you said kettle? As a german with english as a second language when I hear kettle I imagine the kind you'd heat on a stovetop, not the electric flip a switch and it boils water kind (in german "Wasserkocher"="water boiler/cooker")
maybe its a commonwealth thing but in Australia we still cope the covid excuse on everything.
I just use my coffee machine to heat the water for tea
Yay, more tea review!
Oooh... they said bread saws... not bread sauce...
The hotel I work at in Norway has kettles and complimentary tea available in every room. Of course, it's shit because we don't drink piss colored water and all the Asians visiting enjoy cooking ramen in them, but they are complimentary!
Cope
13:59, I know Clarkson did a bit on leaving waste in a kettle, although it may have been "take a shit in the kettle".
Although he also left a "kipper in the trouser press", and I haven't seen one of those in a hotel room for at least a decade, so it may be a tad out of date.
So you're taking all my Patreon money to go on a lavish middle eastern holiday but you can't hire a chauffeur for poor Mabel?! Priorities guys!
Bread saws, shelf toilets... Germans got a unique solution for everything...
looking forward to the spoiler
2 month without tendis ? Utterly barbaric.
500gb game? ARK SERIES? Or a single call of duty update lmao
500 gajigabytes? you must be talking about ark
I tried to wath Haruhi and couldn't get into it because of the bizzare episode numbering stuff like how am I meant to watch this in order I'm too autistic for this. I liked Naruto a lot when I was like, in early secondary school
I followed boruto for 40 episodes somehow while it was airing like how did I put up with that
Commenting for the algorithm
so skyrim modpack ?
I might be too dumb to understand what I just heard. Or maybe I'm not bri'ish enough. Either way it's like listening to tourists speaking loudly on the bus...
It is kinda amazing how much thought you guys have to put so that you do not listen to musicians that are being far right, anti-semi or other lunatics. There is all sort of nuts in this world, I just do not care much. If somebody tried to say "this guy you listened to said something bad in the past and has crazy beliefs", I would just reply "so what bro?". You do not believe into his shit and this should be enough.
Cool spoilers mate
How would someone think rage against the machine is right wing? I mean, listen to the lyrics... Idgi
Hi everybody!!
I will not take this "British only" kettle slander, the shittiest little black sea town hotel (the worst part of Ukraine as a resident of the area) has a kettle at least, probably some cheap tea as well
Don't come here though lol