The women with no trousers was the police. Or at least she had a police vest on. So either a police women had her trousers stolen. Or a women with no trousers stole a police vest. You can never be sure which in the UK. 😂
@@101steel4 Sure he would, he would just spell it differently. Both spellings are correct, just in different areas. I actually ran into this when I went back to uni in my 40s. Some Canadian standard spellings had shifted in the decades I was out of school. My profs said as long as I was consistent it was fine, but I had to follow the grammar rules of a given academic discipline.
And for the benefit of people who don't know what's going on in the UK it's worth noting that there are scooter gangs who steal small motorbikes and scooters then use them for snatch & grab thefts on busy streets. So this was likely part of a larger operation.
I love being Welsh/British, we truly are the land of the free. I love the fact I can't drive as it means I have to use public transport, this allows me to have several interesting interactions daily with strangers all of which are either good or extremely entertaining
Our many, varied regional accents and local dialects make it difficult for others to understand us. I remember hearing the story of an old man who emigrated here from India when he was young. In preparation for his new life he studied English so that he could look for work and find a place in the community. Then he headed for his new home. In Birmingham. He said he was convinced that he’d been taught the wrong language because he couldn’t understand a word that anyone said!
14:46 - Someone with equestrian experience here. It's only a half-truth. Horses require about 3 hours of sleep, but they can only achieve a deep REM sleep when laying down which usually happens in a few episodes over 24 hours. They don't need a lot of REM sleep but it's still important that they do get this; in herds you'll see this kind of behaviour where some are alert and others rest. It's kinda cool though, they have a special mechanism in their stifle to keep them upright as they lightly dose throughout the day. They'll typically only lay down when they feel safe and content since that's when they're most vulnerable. As for human names.... LOL. The yard I spent years at had..... quite a few with human names. There was Colin, Rhys (welsh male name), Rodney, Megan, three different Harry's, Fred, Jack, Amber, William. Steve would have fit in perfectly. lol
Very interesting, thank you. Some birds have a thing where their brain basically cycles so part of the brain is in a deep sleep while other parts are awake. This allows the big seabirds to stay aloft for days at a time. Bird brains are probably a lot less complex than horse brains, though.
@@misschieflolz1301 oh yeah I'm talking about greys! 🤣 My mum's piebald Welshie loves a poo pillow 💩🛏🐴😂 Thankfully my mare is dark bay so poo stains are a lot harder to spot 😂🤣😂
To be fair, this kfc fucks my order up everytime so ive stopped going there and get my southern fried from king chicken on the high street. Far superior and better on the wallet aswell. The alchi with no shoes said "I couldn't be arsed to put the cunts on!"
@@jujutrini8412 it's in Scunthorpe. I think it's the one I've been to but looking up the address, there's two of them now, and personally i would avoid both. For anyone in the area wanting chicken, There's a smaller family owned southern fried chicken place in the high street and their chicken recipe outshines the colonel by a clear mile. Also this video is a good 5 years old now so I'm thinking that most of the people involved in the video no longer work there. It's no longer really a "for life" job, more a "I'm skint" kind of job nowadays.
People used to hold their phone to the side of the their face and use it like a phone, but now when I see someone making a phone call in public they put it on speaker and hold it in front of them and talk loudly at it
I hear all sorts of the bus, people don't seem to care about what they say in public on phones. I heard one man arguing with his ex for about 20 minutes!
Often on the train. I am always tempted to say something loud like "come back to bed, love" if they are telling someone they're running late or "we can all hear ya" if the other person doesn't seem to know they're on speaker.
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I think that poor soldier is still looking for is knackers in those woods. It's one of my pet hates people talking on their phones on speaker in public. I try to be a complete pain in the arse and make as much noise as possible. The last time we had snow we went for a walk, I slipped and fell down a slope, it was so funny I took a photograph of the marks my arse made in the snow 😂
Remember this is the UK and drinking alcohol in public is not 'usually' against the law here, providing people behave themselves, unlike some police states???
Scarborough actualy has a local byelaw ("town ordinance"? against drinking in public. For anyone not UK, Scarborough ("ScahrBruh") is a seaside/summer holiday town - the man without shoes is probably just a tourist
Not allowed to drink on the street in Scotland I crossed the road to my mates and got a fine for having an open can and the pricks poured it down the drain 🖕🐷
I now pass a lot of people in the street apparently talking to themselves where I live in the UK. The police spikes are known as a Stinger here in the UK.
Seeing someone standing in a doorway watching a game: "he's gonna jump". Seeing a car rolled over after hitting a verge: "has anyone turned the 'soft verges' road sign into a slow-motion animation?" Drinking in public spaces in the UK is allowed unless there is a (very) local 'law' prohibiting it. A lot of streets (and a park) in Central and West Watford (including my street) are subject to a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) - an order that can be made by a local authority under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. An alternative to a PSPO is a local byelaw (the Act says a PSPO supersedes a byelaw that forbids the same thing in the same area whilst the PSPO is in effect). Basically, if I step from the threshold of my neighbour's* front garden onto the street with an open container of alcohol, I could face up to a £500 fine (or arrest) if (a) certain people (e.g. a police officer) ask me to stop drinking and I continue to do so, or (b) certain people (e.g. a police officer) ask me to surrender all alcohol and I refuse to do so. * I had to double-check the specific PSPO - it doesn't apply outside my or my immediate neighbour's house as it stops at the side street a few houses away.
I only realised it was an essential part of British student life when I went on a trip to the US and tried to walk from one student party to another student party with my drink and everyone acted like I was some kind of crazy crack dealer! 😂😂😂 I was most put out by this.😂
I drive for a living in Scunthorpe and know that KFC. I`ve never had reason to complain - on the grounds that I`ve never made use of its services. But I`ve never heard any one of my passengers complain about it.
The spelling on these tiktok videos depresses me more than anything. Half of the time it isn't even dialectal, they've just not made any attempt to type properly.
The only real cop is the one who found the guy behind the wheelie bin and whoever was responsible for the Van the fake female cop was next to.. The rest are all pointless TikTok fakes. It's beyond cringe
It's difficult to say without more context. Mistakes happen all the time where humans are involved but iits how you deal with them that matters. Some idiots however just seem to enjoy being abusive to minimum wage staff, maybe family issues or something but definitely some nasty undeserving people out there. Sounds like that guy complaining was just wanting to have a go over a £4 burger. Get a grip
You absolutely can drink on the streets in the uk and most of europe, australia etc i rarely see homless people too but we do have plenty of people that act like homeless people haha. I remember my american friend nearly had a heart attack when i walked across the road to talk to my mum with a pint of cider in my hands breaking 2 nonsensical restricted americans laws. Greeting the people while hiking here is definitely important just because if youre in the middle of nowhere you want to show your not a threat. We dont really go for hikes on 'trails' like you guys in america do, not that there isnt trails oc, its just often times you just make your own way, sometimes tracks and made by people, animals , or youre just walking up the side of a mountain with no real path at all.
This guy never responds to anything, ever. It's the lowest form of UA-cam; just reacting to other people's hard work and not bothering with reactions to his own work. Easy money for little work.
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"Two pleaseburgers, cheeze" cracked me up.
The women with no trousers was the police. Or at least she had a police vest on. So either a police women had her trousers stolen. Or a women with no trousers stole a police vest. You can never be sure which in the UK. 😂
Can I just say how nice it is to hear an American correctly pronounce 'caramelised'. Btw, you have such a lovely voice
He wouldn't spell it correctly though 😉
@@101steel4 Sure he would, he would just spell it differently. Both spellings are correct, just in different areas. I actually ran into this when I went back to uni in my 40s. Some Canadian standard spellings had shifted in the decades I was out of school. My profs said as long as I was consistent it was fine, but I had to follow the grammar rules of a given academic discipline.
@@101steel4 Both spellings are correct. If you've read a dictionary, you'd know this. lol American-English and British-English, both are valid.
The spikes that the copper threw out too early is called a stinger.
And for the benefit of people who don't know what's going on in the UK it's worth noting that there are scooter gangs who steal small motorbikes and scooters then use them for snatch & grab thefts on busy streets. So this was likely part of a larger operation.
The woman without her drawers on WAS a police officer 😂😂😂
Standard police dress for Newcastle.
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@@IIChristisKingII if I hadn’t been to Newcastle I would have said I don’t believe it but having been there twice. I know it 😝
@@IIChristisKingII She was overdressed for a blonde in Newcastle
@@IIChristisKingII all the women in Newcastle are underdressed for the weather.
You'd be surprised how many double decker buses get stuck under low bridges.
It happens regularly.
Lorries too.
I love being Welsh/British, we truly are the land of the free. I love the fact I can't drive as it means I have to use public transport, this allows me to have several interesting interactions daily with strangers all of which are either good or extremely entertaining
Our many, varied regional accents and local dialects make it difficult for others to understand us. I remember hearing the story of an old man who emigrated here from India when he was young. In preparation for his new life he studied English so that he could look for work and find a place in the community. Then he headed for his new home. In Birmingham. He said he was convinced that he’d been taught the wrong language because he couldn’t understand a word that anyone said!
It would be weird if you walked past someone on a mountain without saying Hi.
... and it is equally weird in the UK to say "Hi" to random people you pass in the street in a built-up area!
@@MrBulky992 we do in Yorkshire.
the guy without shoes said he left them at home he couldn't be arsed to put the cu*ts on
14:46 - Someone with equestrian experience here. It's only a half-truth. Horses require about 3 hours of sleep, but they can only achieve a deep REM sleep when laying down which usually happens in a few episodes over 24 hours. They don't need a lot of REM sleep but it's still important that they do get this; in herds you'll see this kind of behaviour where some are alert and others rest.
It's kinda cool though, they have a special mechanism in their stifle to keep them upright as they lightly dose throughout the day. They'll typically only lay down when they feel safe and content since that's when they're most vulnerable.
As for human names.... LOL. The yard I spent years at had..... quite a few with human names. There was Colin, Rhys (welsh male name), Rodney, Megan, three different Harry's, Fred, Jack, Amber, William. Steve would have fit in perfectly. lol
So true! 🐎😀I had a Welsh Cob called Tom or Thomas when he was misbehaving! 🤣
Very interesting, thank you. Some birds have a thing where their brain basically cycles so part of the brain is in a deep sleep while other parts are awake. This allows the big seabirds to stay aloft for days at a time. Bird brains are probably a lot less complex than horse brains, though.
And when they do lay down to sleep they often use their own poo as a pillow 😂
@@Ruthy-F and what's the likelyhood of it being a grey? It's always the greys.
@@misschieflolz1301 oh yeah I'm talking about greys! 🤣 My mum's piebald Welshie loves a poo pillow 💩🛏🐴😂
Thankfully my mare is dark bay so poo stains are a lot harder to spot 😂🤣😂
Love your positivity. The guy eating the flowers would be known as the local/town nutter in the UK
To be fair, this kfc fucks my order up everytime so ive stopped going there and get my southern fried from king chicken on the high street. Far superior and better on the wallet aswell.
The alchi with no shoes said "I couldn't be arsed to put the cunts on!"
Where is this kfc - i don’t want to make the mistake of going there!😂
@@jujutrini8412 it's in Scunthorpe. I think it's the one I've been to but looking up the address, there's two of them now, and personally i would avoid both. For anyone in the area wanting chicken, There's a smaller family owned southern fried chicken place in the high street and their chicken recipe outshines the colonel by a clear mile. Also this video is a good 5 years old now so I'm thinking that most of the people involved in the video no longer work there. It's no longer really a "for life" job, more a "I'm skint" kind of job nowadays.
@@JacknVictor Good to know. 👍
That guy being pulled down in the club doesn't really like djs, he's more of a ceiling fan😐
thats the problem with drinking in clubs - roofies
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while hiking in the countryside everyone says hi cos we're all just too polite
People used to hold their phone to the side of the their face and use it like a phone, but now when I see someone making a phone call in public they put it on speaker and hold it in front of them and talk loudly at it
Why do they do that!
He's waisting dust!!! No he's wasted a bag of cement powder
i am fed up of people talking out loud into their phones, i dont want to hear your life story.
I hear all sorts of the bus, people don't seem to care about what they say in public on phones. I heard one man arguing with his ex for about 20 minutes!
Often on the train. I am always tempted to say something loud like "come back to bed, love" if they are telling someone they're running late or "we can all hear ya" if the other person doesn't seem to know they're on speaker.
@@nolajoy7759 If they’re quick about it I don’t mind. A quick one or two sentence message is acceptable in my book.
If you pass someone nod politely and say "now then". Youll be a Lancastrian.
Why do Lancastrians talk like Jimmy Savile?
@@jwatson9732 they don't you duffus. Nobody does. Well maybe you
@@jwatson9732 because....
@@jwatson9732 they don't. That rubbish is from yorkshire. Clean our yer ears pal hahaha
'Keep yer bellend in yer panties' proper cracked me up.
Forgot the oven tray for that pizza. 😆😋
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this channel, not only is the content super entertaining no matter what the topic but your ability to mediate life is also excellent. May your channel go from strength to strength and just know you have a dedicated and very happy following. Cheers.
Nevermind, buy a rug to cover up the damaged carpet, until you can replace it. 😁
The thing with mc Donald’s they always forget something they dont look properly
Are you absolutely SURE that you're American? You have such a lovely, quiet voice!
People in the Northern States New England etc are very well spoken .
He his also an actor.
16:00 lady jammin - looks like Angela Rayner!
7:50 that’s the guy from the other video who said he didn’t care that peoples kids had been ill 😂
''Couldn't be arsed to put the c unts (another word for shoes or any item in the UK) on''.
Women wear knickers in the UK, not "panties".
I think that poor soldier is still looking for is knackers in those woods.
It's one of my pet hates people talking on their phones on speaker in public. I try to be a complete pain in the arse and make as much noise as possible.
The last time we had snow we went for a walk, I slipped and fell down a slope, it was so funny I took a photograph of the marks my arse made in the snow 😂
Hahaha if you had trouble making out those accents then it's gonna be a complete headfawk for ya if you ever visit the UK.😂
In the spuds😂😂 I knew the iron would been the carpet. It's called a stinger
In most places in Britain it is legal to drink outside. Only if local bylaws prohibit drinking is it not allowed.
Remember this is the UK and drinking alcohol in public is not 'usually' against the law here, providing people behave themselves, unlike some police states???
Scarborough actualy has a local byelaw ("town ordinance"? against drinking in public. For anyone not UK, Scarborough ("ScahrBruh") is a seaside/summer holiday town - the man without shoes is probably just a tourist
Not allowed to drink on the street in Scotland I crossed the road to my mates and got a fine for having an open can and the pricks poured it down the drain 🖕🐷
Scunthorpe, in old English means “a park full of cunts”. You need to watch Susie Dent Swears, funny and interesting.
You can drink in designated areas but must have it covered outside of them
Yeh was gonna say, americans sesm to think its the same laws here as over there.
His shoes were at home because he couldn’t be arsed to put them on.
No, I think they guy at KFC said 'You gave me the burger without even looking at the recipt' saying they didn't give him what he ordered.
I love that shirt, JJ!!
I now pass a lot of people in the street apparently talking to themselves where I live in the UK. The police spikes are known as a Stinger here in the UK.
I think the guy on the street with no shoes was overdosing on Cough-Medicine.
''The local That-Guy'' lol
The "kerb" is only dangerous if you are stupid enough to hit it.
Grass Bank not Kerb.
dirt curb...apparently it will feck the car!
I live in Hull
Seeing someone standing in a doorway watching a game: "he's gonna jump".
Seeing a car rolled over after hitting a verge: "has anyone turned the 'soft verges' road sign into a slow-motion animation?"
Drinking in public spaces in the UK is allowed unless there is a (very) local 'law' prohibiting it.
A lot of streets (and a park) in Central and West Watford (including my street) are subject to a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) - an order that can be made by a local authority under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. An alternative to a PSPO is a local byelaw (the Act says a PSPO supersedes a byelaw that forbids the same thing in the same area whilst the PSPO is in effect). Basically, if I step from the threshold of my neighbour's* front garden onto the street with an open container of alcohol, I could face up to a £500 fine (or arrest) if (a) certain people (e.g. a police officer) ask me to stop drinking and I continue to do so, or (b) certain people (e.g. a police officer) ask me to surrender all alcohol and I refuse to do so.
* I had to double-check the specific PSPO - it doesn't apply outside my or my immediate neighbour's house as it stops at the side street a few houses away.
12:04 great representation of my city 😂
Think you misunderstood the KFC clip, the manager was the one in the wrong.
The guy on the pavement said his shoes are at home, couldnt be assed to put the c...s on
He must have had a sudden unquenchable thirst! 😂😂😂
We can’t drink on sidewalks in the UK because they are pavements.
I am from Hull. It's unusual.
To be from Hull? I think it's more unusual to visit Hull...
Love it😁
Average night out in Hull that
Drinking in public is legal here.
Otherwise you'd never ever see anyone outside 😂
Lol true 😂
I only realised it was an essential part of British student life when I went on a trip to the US and tried to walk from one student party to another student party with my drink and everyone acted like I was some kind of crazy crack dealer! 😂😂😂 I was most put out by this.😂
she was a police officer
Have you ever been to the UK if not you will be culturally enhanced. The United Kingdom is the best, wonderful country in the world.
Group of countries.
@@101steel4 Group of Countries yes I do stand corrected and rightly so.
as an introvert i would go home before i thourt about entering tge celing
Was that subliminal advertising from you at the beginning...?? 😉😉
KFC laughing be the last time they did that
Asdas our Walmart
Used to be part-owned by Walmart.
And they say Americans aren't loud lol
There are no sidewalks or trash cans in the UK, they are an American thing.
LOVE YA VIDEOS 👍 Just want to let you know you can drink on the streets in the UK 🇬🇧 😊
Did you do biology at school?
With a voice like yours, you could say Hi to me all day long.
Exquisite is a strange choice of word, anything but..
I drive for a living in Scunthorpe and know that KFC. I`ve never had reason to complain - on the grounds that I`ve never made use of its services. But I`ve never heard any one of my passengers complain about it.
In the UK, public drinking is allowed. America is weird.
But apparently they're the Free-est country on earth and everyone else is a commie dictatorship.
The spelling on these tiktok videos depresses me more than anything. Half of the time it isn't even dialectal, they've just not made any attempt to type properly.
The only real cop is the one who found the guy behind the wheelie bin and whoever was responsible for the Van the fake female cop was next to.. The rest are all pointless TikTok fakes. It's beyond cringe
It's difficult to say without more context. Mistakes happen all the time where humans are involved but iits how you deal with them that matters. Some idiots however just seem to enjoy being abusive to minimum wage staff, maybe family issues or something but definitely some nasty undeserving people out there. Sounds like that guy complaining was just wanting to have a go over a £4 burger. Get a grip
You absolutely can drink on the streets in the uk and most of europe, australia etc i rarely see homless people too but we do have plenty of people that act like homeless people haha. I remember my american friend nearly had a heart attack when i walked across the road to talk to my mum with a pint of cider in my hands breaking 2 nonsensical restricted americans laws. Greeting the people while hiking here is definitely important just because if youre in the middle of nowhere you want to show your not a threat. We dont really go for hikes on 'trails' like you guys in america do, not that there isnt trails oc, its just often times you just make your own way, sometimes tracks and made by people, animals , or youre just walking up the side of a mountain with no real path at all.
Most of these are staged for the camera
The Graham Norton show is certainly 'staged for the camera'....
This guy never responds to anything, ever. It's the lowest form of UA-cam; just reacting to other people's hard work and not bothering with reactions to his own work. Easy money for little work.
I've watched a few of your videos now and I feel like you just don't understand British humour at all. You're far too serious.
The way you say "bellend" is never not funny 😆
You can drink alcohol in Public this is the UK not the “free” USA
And inside it's 21.
If you have ID 😂
you shoud get a job off making people go to sleep with your voice
Boring
If you want “fotboll”, there are plenty of channels that react to “som fotboll stuff”.
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