I’d say it’s time well spent

@@user-hj3xk1dl9b Not disputing that. It’s just mad how we have changed as human beings. This would have been insane behaviour not so long ago. 😂

@@SimonMartinForPrimeMinister Indeed 😂

And reading the comments 😂

@@TheRizzla101 😂😂spot on!

maybe he has his PHD

It's Newcastle mate,that's who we are .

I've been before and their customer service was just as good when they don't have cameras pointing at them. I even had to leave feedback online about how polite and respectful they were. Foods great too

That’s us geordies mate haha

Deserves a bonus?….at that price I’d say he already added it !!!

@@jmw0368 yh 25 for kebab and a nachos does look steep... but the quality of it looks good u got admit

Near 5 bellies?

@Lukehodson So that means a freebyor two for D,anny! LoL

Awaiting the Poonami

Any day of the week I feel for his bog.

I hope Danny's loo ain't Bog Standard

🤣🤣🤣🚽🚽🚽🚽 Hello from San Francisco California 🇺🇸🇬🇧 🌁🌁🌁🏙🌆🌇🌉🌉🌅🌄

Jesus

Jo, I'm not Danny, but we're all one big family here as far as I'm concerned, and we need to look out for each other. While it's not the same as what you're going through, I myself suffered with panic attacks whenever I went out. I would sweat profusely, felt everyone was looking at me, and dreaded catching my reflection in a shop window. It got so bad that I stopped going out myself, so I can sympathise, even though my condition might be different from yours. One thing that helped me was going out with a friend, so I didn't feel quite so exposed. I don't know if that works with agoraphobia, but it might be worth a try. As an example, I remember being in a queue in a shop once and I was sweating like crazy and really struggling. My parents turned up in the same shop, came over to see me, and just like magic all of my symptoms disappeared. I don't claim to understand agoraphobia or what you're going through, but just wanted to share something that might help you get through your days. Maybe just try taking little steps down the path to the street. One or two more every week until you feel comfortable. What was once scary will become a little more comfortable. It’s all about expanding that comfort zone. Currently, you’re comfortable in your house, but you can expand that. You're an absolute trooper for admitting your struggles though. Hang in there, Jo! One step at a time and you'll get there. One day you'll look back on these times and realise just how far you've come.

@@SuperFurry68A think you so much for that reply. Everything is just so frightening. Feel safe at home. Had so many bad things happen that I prefer not to put myself out there and be hurt again. Again thanks for support xxx

Sympathise with you, lock down has stopped me wanting to go out, have to force myself, hope things get better,,, 😘

@@jojohnson5493 I sympathise and am so sorry you've had some crappy experiences that have hurt you so much and have led to this. I don't know you, but I'm sure you've got a lot to offer to the world, and your hiding away isn't what YOU (or we) need. Remember, we only get one chance at this life (one innings if I'm thinking in Cricket terms), so we need to try and make it count and make as much of a positive difference as we can. It might be controversial, but I believe only good people beat themselves up and admit to their faults. I think you're one of these people. The fact that you're strong enough to admit to your difficulties is a big deal, believe me. The thing to do to begin with is to focus on yourself and forget about everything and everyone else, apart from those who really care about you, like your closest family and friends. I totally understand what you mean when you say everything is just so frightening, but all I can suggest is to just take it one step at a time (e.g. an extra step down the drive every now and then). What was once scary for you will become normal in time. Trust me, even though I don't really know you, I believe in you because you were strong enough to admit your difficulties. So many people don't do that. You are really special for putting yourself out there and doing that. It takes a lot of courage. Just take it one step at a time. Push yourself a tiny bit further each day. In time, what was once scary as hell to you will feel normal. X

Can understand where your coming from, I suffered from anxiety and a fear of going out to places and around people, although it has gotten better with time, watching Danni go around all over the place eating at all these great places gives me more confidence to get out and enjoy some great food. I hope it also helps you mate and you can overcome at least some of your fear and take the plunge. All the best mate and take care.

@@richardm5467 You don't get it. I'm sorry for you, friend.

@@princeofdarkness8037 Wow! Think about posting before you get drunk, Gordon. Otherwise, God bless you. You're a model for the British culture. I'd be happy to welcome you to Atlanta, where I live. Majority black Americans. Lived here 53 years and have no issues with race as you do.

@@princeofdarkness8037 Another American stereotype. Assuming you live in England, do you really think you can take the high ground when talking about how black people are treated? (Re: recent England football loss?)

@@maryholeman5976 Not sticking up for the guy above...but...5 people in the UK were found to have left racially abusive comments online 99% of the comments were from overseas.

Well put Tom!

What’s being a Geordie got to do with it?,…..they are Indians!

@@jmw0368 I know HUNDREDS of "indians" who were born here in Newcastle. We're all Geordies!

@@bugmanuk well we're r the Indians then

@@jmw0368 it’s in Newcastle that why

What a weird mindset, ive never been regionalist or a nationalist, I cant even imagine how living in that reality would work ! What has a takeaway 30 miles from your home that you've never been to got to do with you or your pride at all ?! Id love to understand this, its such a foreign concept to me...

@Just Benji -Multiculturalism- your mind is cancer and has ruined England.

@Just Benji You speak for yourself and no one else.

@Just Benji what like we brits didn't ruin half the counties in the world during the empire, fool.

@Just Benji oh, such a Xenophobic remark, backwards. They may be backwards to what we were / are used to but thats life old man, I can cope with 3rd world but backwards, wow.

@Just Benji "We improved the backwards third world nations" by looting their country, mass-killings and leaving them broken?. natives people didn't like multiculturalism either, but you forced it anyway when your ship showed up :). India alone was responsible for the payment of pensions in Britain, so be thankful.

Wet my whistle

Crack on ✅

"All right then guys, how we doin?!"

Should start your own channel

Hey Tom my cousins live in glencove

@@socopoc my uncle and family us the live there, back in a day. Wolf Street to be exact

Us english love Indian and Chinese food 🤤🤤🤤

To heck with New York, I could taste it here in Seattle.

yeah he was top notch - super helpful and nice to deal with

Excellent customer service 👍🏼

*Day 8 of asking Danny to Re-upload the Liverpool breakfast video.*

@@chrisstanley9477 there's gotta be a reason he hasn't mate

This is local to me just around the corner and the lads in that shop are spot on like! Brilliant lads! When I first went here I didn't know what to get and they helped is to pick out what a like.. not a massive fan of peppers and onions and they were happy to put more meat in to compensate! Lovely place to go!

Might as well have went t'asda

i use to work at dominoes,total shite,it costs £1.40 max ,and they charge you £9.99

Loving the honesty mate 👌 But at the end of the day they need to pay your wages 💰....you wouldn't work there for nothing would you 😲

Domino's is sh#t value for money these days.

Domino's is shitty value and really shitty food. Plastic shit like macdonalds. C'mon now. Have a word with ya self.

Awaiting the Poonami

True. He can handle his spice much more than he thinks

That was the other Danny Singh ordering...🤣

This must be Danny's twin brother because today he says he "can't handle much spice". In every video I've seen he gets the hottest spiciest food he can get and says he loves it. Wish they would show a menu, a lot of people don't like hot or spicy food.

Arse like a Japanese flag

I wouldn't argue that great people! Love from Birmingham

assume your not a mackem then, cats face ?

@@blackbob3358 I’m a mackem everyone in the north east is friendly

British classics like Chinese and Indian

Might has well bro everyone else does lol

@@moreforestthanaflorist7762 how is it you manage to squeeze your facism into a video of a fat bloke eating nachos ?? Have a day off!

@@sherlockgnomes8971 he's right enough tho 😂

@@moreforestthanaflorist7762 OUCH!!!!

Awaiting the Poonami

Bet it smells like a bag of Quavers

Oh does he? 🙄

You should head to Bedford ( Little Italy) Piźza of course, but great Asian Food.

🤣 He was channelling the chilli gods.

The guy is so confused hahah

Video editor obviously a fan of Tim and Eric. Great stuff.

Sounds like he’s praying

Tbf if they state it's an Indian then they must have a tandoori oven otherwise avoid it

@@jigzonyt517 Danny had an Indian meal not that long ago that was served with a stupid shop type flat bread thing. As you say though, can't make naan or any of the tikka meat without a tandoor so always avoid a place that doesn't have one.

Felling gateshead here 😁

Whitley Bay here 😀

Yeah me but were not the best people in the best city. Howay man. Northwest is better.

@@paull4230 you can't tell me Newcastle isn't the best city in Britain and the Geordies are loved all over the country.

Scotswood 👍

Indians, actually! 🙄

Whitley bay is a shit hole

Can't beat South shields beach ;)

Di Meos Whitley Bay

@@shaunmorrissey7313 eh in what way? when were you last thyere?

@@dylangb6021 oh dear laygate nice place 💩💩💩

Best chippy in Northumberland is Gorman's in Ashington.

@@joannegray5138 Is that the one in North Seaton? Chips are canny, but the cheesecyek isn't a patch on the Seahorse 😉

@@joannegray5138 Never tried the place at Cambois, is it any good? I've been to The Seahorse quite a few times, it was very cheap and tasty (I think it was £2.30 for kebab butty with chips and a splash). For me the best chippy is the one in Sluice.

@@thegeordieweatherman8460 yes, it's the one in North Seaton. Never had a bad thing from them yet. Massive portions, their onion rings are to die for, and their cheese patties are beautiful. Reasonably priced too. One meal normally does me next day for leftovers, and I'm a big lass. Have to admit, I've never tried the Seahorse, but I love a good.cheese pattie, so I'll put that on my To Do list xx

@@MrScottev I've never tried Charlton's ether, but I'll get round to it. xx