You can tell they had so much fun.

Just like a real sister would! I love it!

Such an older sister. Adore these two ladies together.

Also bc Candace never went first on practically anything lol

It's the "hook" of the premise. The "Odd Couple" formula. Felix is the anal, well put together, always prim and proper. Oscar is the free spirit who is often unkempt, dresses poorly for the situation, and in general messy. This mix is timeless comedy gold.

I was your 300th like

I’m sure she’s been waiting for that moment

I don't think she was feigning.

Didn't she marry a British finance guy living in London? So she's likely had years of practice at this point and I bet she has been dying to show off what she's learnt from the snob class lol.

Who’s Candace

Candace loves Japan so fingers crossed.

​@@amyawashington2849does she like anime

Yes I’m an American philistine. What a colossal waste of time

Weeb.

@@SD-mi2vc I was hoping she would comment on the matter during Matt’s whole anime saga. She has an “obsession” for everything Japan in her own words lol. Waiting for her anime tier list….

Yiss. I also picked up on hizz Saff Afrikin accent.

Same! In England learning etiquette from a South African lol

​@Abby Emanuel I thought exactly the same 😂

First thing I thought!

As a South African I also picked up his South African accent but wasn't sure what part of SA he is from😂

still waiting on Brett and Blaire White. Or a whole squad with Brett, Blaire, Misha Petrov and Amala Ekpunobi, not a huge fan of Candace personally

True they are both amazing

For reallll

Simp

You ain’t lying ❤

Agreed! You are very good describing people. I am impressed. Kudos to you 👍

Yes, yes the short leather skirt was ... most impressive.

​@@oliverklozov13 Darth Vader, is that you?

Perv

You say "impressed", I say distracted.

I know! I was trying not to be THAT GUY (although no one was watching me) and tried to stop staring...but...I failed.

Yes, he was kind of.... gentle. A "gentle man", if you will.

"How are you?" "I'm nervous!!!" "I'm very nervous, I don't know how to respond!!!" "HOW DARE YOU BE NERVOUS!!! YOU ARE UTTER FAILURES!!! TO SAY YOU HAVE FAILED ENTIRELY IS AN INSULT TO ACTUAL FAILURES!!! GO AND FIND A REASON FOR LIVING ELSEWHERE - THERE ARE CHIMNEYS THAT REQUIRE SWEEPING!!!" ... is what I hoped he would have said 😁

​@@ironymatt I don't wish he said that but you made me laugh out loud

@@estherhinds6314 haha! I was channeling Gordon Ramsey, just a wee bit Glad you picked up on the humour - I know it doesn't always translate well online. My real thoughts are that Brett and Candace did beautifully, and let's pray for an increase in kind across society - the recent @whatever podcast participants weren't what we need more of, and that goes for the guys too. Andrew Tate is not one to emulate.

@@ironymatt What! That would be very rude and very cruel. If someone is nervous and lacking in confidence, then it's just the right thing to do to to build them up and be kind to them.

Honestly, not to me. To me the way a person treats someone that can’t do anything for you is a matter of character, of essence. That isn’t changeable, and after you’re no longer a child, there’s no school of good manners that will teach you that.

Being able to function with grace is a nice-to-have. But it can be a double-edged sword. If someone serves you swill and you're obliged to eat it and compliment the chef in the interests of being polite, then they might serve the dish again the next time. Good manners can become an exercise in futility if your civility is mistaken for friendship. If you're being fastidiously courteous to someone you hate, then it's possible you're doing them the disservice of wasting their time while smiling as you're forced to eat unholy swill that might come with their hospitality. At the high end of manners, it's silly if it means that you waste the time of the other party. I was raised by wolves. Respect was a value that trumped civility a lot of the time. And grace would require that you didn't make people feel uncomfortable. There are various ethics that might trump mindless performance. However, at the low end of manners, I could do without being forced to see food inside someone else's mouth.

@@victorcates9330 In Denmark, we call this a bear service, or bjørne tjeneste if you will. It means that you're doing something for somebody that doesn't actually benefit them. Like giving a beer to a alcoholic is doing the alcoholic a bear service. It's not polite to lie, be honest always. If you don't like what is being served, it's okay to say: Sorry, but this particular kind food isn't to my liking. There is nothing impolite about politely telling the truth.

@@druncle1977 Thanks for explaining the term. I'm often absurdly interested in idiomatic language.

Well, yes, but I believe it's really marked by how you treat anyone. In my opinion it ought to be the same for everybody; use good manners no matter who you're with or where you are, regardless of your company's status or behavior. This isn't to say you should be a doormat, you can be polite and even elegant while calling out poor treatment in someone else if you do it correctly. When someone is consistently kind and well mannered, that's how you see their true character.

Have You watched Candace's "debate" with Blaire White? She was screaming over her etc

😂😂😂

There should be etiquette schools and electives for everyone.

@@alessandrajackson3768 facts, or 4 years mandatory, old school military service, can whip people into shape.

@@alessandrajackson3768 Give me ribs and a napkin bib.

Just young ladies? There are quite a few young gents that could use some pointers as well.

most of it is even just basic manners, but you need a level of humbleness to achieve that successfully, and sadly today far to many people think they are the centre of the universe

The previous message is a scammer.

​​​​@@MrStealYourBalls Thank you 😂😂😂😂😂 You have no idea how much I appreciate the correction. If weren't for you I wouldn't have noticed it.

@@MarekzAnglii That's worse............🤯

@@MarekzAnglii He is South African

@@ellebarratt5522 I thought he was. Thanks Ellie!

@@MarekzAnglii Nope, a South African with a clear South African accent 🙂🙂

Okay, my bad.

He's south African?

If it makes you British people feel any better, at least you'd likely feel appropriate shame at your failure to do any better

Funny thing is the guy explaining to them is South African😂

yes, her husband is a British man!😊

@@valorie444 Ah, I didn't realize. Thanks for the info. Now I understand why she felt so compelled to make it up to British for Brett's brash uncouth barbarism. 😜

​@@bronstetI didn't realize that as well lol... Makes sense now

well she is 1.66 according to IMDb

You never know when it comes in handy… I was invited to eat in a very fancy hotel during my work interview day as an equine vet and had on steel capped boots, jeans and a polo, …but we met the rest of the practices staff and had a three course dinner, all the while every move of mine was being judged by the ‚Ice Queen‘, the wife who was the small animal doc. I was very nervous but got the job, so my ant‘s constant nagging about table manners finally paid off….and the French education on how to use a whole toolbox of equipment for one meal 😁

So everyday is a good day.

Wdym, Ben and Brett took an etiquette class, that’s the entire video

​@@danmarks8330 Looks like that one was lost on you Dan! 🙄🤏🤯

Sitting right next to Candace

He's right there are you blind or something?

I did not see Ben Shapiro anywhere

yeah ettiquite shouldnt be so criticized, i was raised on a very formal household, so i can be respectfull and cordial on the most serious cenarios yet be goof and dumb around my friends.

Better to know it when it's unnecessary than to not know it when it is necessary. Kinda like having a knife at a gunfight.

@@ironymatt pretty much

@@ugotmejumpinlike no im form a small village from portugal, came from moçambique when i was 2 years old and was raised by a single mother, i guess now im not wild oh dear

it's never necessary. no one will ever criticize you cause you stirred your tea horizontally instead of 12 o clock 6 o clock or whatever bullshit that the video said@@ironymatt

They’re green in the winter

Hazel and brown are both called brown by men. Men use simplified color naming. We can see and notice the difference. But we just call both brown for simplicity. In case there is a need for more exact determination of the color, we use color codes such as when buying a bucket of paint or when using graphic design software.

Ik! I was looking for this comment

I swear my eyes are light brown and girls argue with me about this "hazel" thing 😂. They say that women are more adept at detecting color differences than men though

Hey, I'm calling you out on the sexist discrimination as guys like me loved watching them here. They make such a dynamic duo and seemed to so naturally and unconsciously "bounce off" each other such as Candace doing a curtsey with the book on her head to "show up" Brett but in a way that didn't come across as condescending or malicious.

I know, I've been waiting for Brett to post a new video and I saw she posted this one but it didn't seem interesting... When I realized she hasn't posted any other ones. I decided to check it out and I'm so so glad I did. It was so fun and loving and silly and it just made me laugh and feel like I was just hanging out with my friends❤

"we're going to be interviewing as a team" "we're here to fuck shit up"

Hahaha! You can forget that.😂