I am laughing so hard because of your comment

It's not about stupidity, children put everything in the mouth. But instead to forbid them, parents should take their time and teach the children

Huh?! 🙄 But parents are the one who actually open that egg, take the toy out and give the chocolate to the child. It's simple. I have seen it. You just don't give kibder to an unsupervised child!

At least the really stupid still get their chance to die

@@brezzainvernale exactly, they put everything in their mouth. That everything can mean a freaking gun

Pretending that's a good thing is hilarious too! Either the waiter doesn't give a fuck and makes minimum wage or the waiter puts in all the effort to get tips and... makes minimum wage.

Thats not the answer. I give a tip to a waitress because she deserved it. If you REALLY want her or him to get a decent wage, the boycott the restaurant until they do!!

@@johnchristmas7522 Restaurants are not gonna increase their wages because a few people don’t tip Laws need to be adjusted but America doesn’t care about it’s people

@@johnchristmas7522 Problem is a lot of the tips dont go to the waiters. It's either included in the card charge or the cash goes into a pool.

@@bailey125 Thanks for the tip! next time I come to the States I'll make sure the waiter/waitress gets the tip -I'll give them cash after the bill is paid. It seems companies just cant stop being greedy

It always surprise me how "walking" can be seen weirdly in north america

He may have been in an area known for drug sales. when I was a teen in Miami the police would pull over cars with White kids in them if they were in the sections where drugs were sold.. This was in the Black sections like Liberty City or North Dade around the airport. They knew why you were there.

Happened to my dad in a Business Trip once.

@@robertcuminale1212 But he wasn't there for drugs. Police are allowed to stop and question you for walking or driving in certain areas? Wow.

What???? Wtf?! Why?? 😮😮😮

😂😂😂

UK humour is class

"Sick Kids to be cut in half!" - the children's hospital in Edinburgh was to be scaled back and merged with the adult hospital (IIRC), and the children's hospital was always referred to as "sick kids". Don't know what a visitor would have thought of the headline.

@@gchecosse "lol, those damn brits again" :P

@@gchecosse 😂

Valid. But this is the beauty of "doggy-bags" or "to-go boxes"... we just take that extra home. Often that's a whole 2nd meal, which makes the cost of the tips less annoying too b/c you're basically getting 2 entrees instead of 1.

I wouldn’t be able to fit through the door after a few months living there. But we have the smorgåsbord/koldbord over here, and don’t get me started on the breakfast smorgåsbord. I gained a kilo just writing anout it.. ,p

@@tokyomootsie Yeah doggy bags are ok in America because you go out for dinner and one hour later go home again. In Europe we don't do that. Going out for dinner is an occasion, one that lasts hours, or even the whole night, or is the start of a lengthy night out. Doggy bags are great if the food can go in the fridge soon after, but if you're not going home straight away they're no use. We too can ask for doggy bags btw, but often, we're not going home straight away. . And the video didn't explain it clearly enough, because we DO give tips to waitresses... it's not that we DON'T tip! It's that our waitress CAN afford her rent whether we tip her or not! It's completely at our discretion. Our government ensures every worker is paid minimum wage at the very least, meaning the restaurant that hires you is responsible for paying you...otherwise you're helping to process customers and orders to financially benefit your employer - but, they don't have to pay you fairly....? GTFOH! Is he your employer or your pimp? . That's blatant extortion! I don't know how that can even be legal, it must contradict some other laws such as modern slavery or manipulation or something. I'm surprised some lawyer hasn't pointed out that it flouts some other legality. With all the suing you guys like to do, you must have some very clear legal requirements and responsibilities laid out to protect the rights of employees....there surely must be some way to interpret those specifics that would include this too? . Imagine any other profession where employees would depend on tips to make ends meet....teachers, police officers, childminders, clothes shops, the list is endless with jobs where this would cause literal uproar! Yet food industry workers are not valued equally...? That makes zero sense to me and genuinely sounds illegal! How can the government demand one employer pays a living wage, yet gives restaurant owners free reign to get away with paying less? I'm surprised businesses aren't angry that they have to pay their workers full pay, yet the coffee shop next door doesn't have to??? 🤔 . If our waitress is a grumpy sullen cow who scowls her way through serving us, the only tip she'd get from me, is to "cheer the f%ck up or get a different job!" 😂 But if she's polite, patient, eager to please, keeps us informed and is happy to accommodate our needs, then of course she'd get a tip. So we *DO* give tips over here, we're just not guilt-tripped into doing so. We do it as recognition for their cheerful service, not because she's got 3 small children she can't afford to feed! . Sometimes these types of videos clear up rumours, sometimes, like this tipping business, they still don't quite explain it properly. 😘

Liters of coca cola for free... very "healthy"

Those portions are extreme. I might be able to eat a quarter of it... it's judt nutts how anyone can eat all of it.

Seems reasonable

Greece doesn't even have a Subway

​@@HappyGreg360Italy neither

​@@Kylion22There are some

@@vp.vii4 only in the american army base, not in the state of Italy

Europeans will also use 'toilet' to refer to the room itself though, which is also wrong. "He's in the toilet". He's actually in the toilet? No he's in the room containing the toilet.

@@jwuk11345 "Europeans" As if they all speak the same language

@@jwuk11345 really? I heard "at the toilet" or "on the toilet" (rare) but never in.

@@andreabea8829 Of course we don't speak the same mothertongue all over europe, we still use English for international communication though. But it's just a cultural difference, that's (from my experience) quite common for europe.

@@jwuk11345 Europe consists of many countries and many different languages, in Swedish and other scandinavian countries you say he/she is "on the toilet" and not "in the toilet"

Americans call it RESTROOMS

​@@aidagamemnonbut I'm not resting there either😂

@@ilsgrade8357 Right 😅

A sink is kinda a bath for our hands

@@RainBwateur You just don't want to say 'toilet' for whatever weird reason.

Creeps by nature with lack of boundaries? :D

War on drugs could have influenced this.

@@Groz_z never the slits aren't big enough for a grown up person. But too big for privacy

I find is especially interesting because everything with the toilet seems to be shameful - until calling a toilet bathroom. But then everyone can watch you there 😵‍💫 took me several time getting used to it ....

I had the same problem with McDonald’s at Times Square. I had to wait 30 minutes to get inside because so many women were waiting. When I got in I turned around and had eye contact with the next woman waiting in line. The doorslit was so damn big! I just couldn’t do it. But there are thankfully places (Macy’s) where the doorslits aren’t so big. I don’t want to see what people so inside and I don’t want anyone seeing me!

That why they have so many people struggling with diabetes and big issue on healthcare vial of insulin in France about 8€ it's about 300 us dollars in us so if you can't pay you die

I swear, this is an actual government conspiracy to make people as fat as possible with all this sugar.

It's the corn syrup. They have to use that tax supported over supply of corn for SOMETHING, so they make a lot of corn syrup and use it as filler.

@@ethanor so you know what is the cause of those B's and you don't fight against for your right to health care wtf

Beeing from Germany and staying 5 months in UK last year. I felt like sweets where so much sweeter there. I couldn't drink soda and eat sweets other that bitter chocolate because of that. I've been in the UK before and after the sugar tax . I don't know if it changed something but drinks tased so artificial because of all of the sweetener. I can't imagine how sweet US junk food would be. 😳

It's often not even real peanut butter. They take out the peanut oils and substitute some other fats, such as trans fats.

It seems like a staple in America

because one is inhibited and has to talk like that. Oooh help, every person on this earth has to pee but we cannot talk about that.

My native language is not English but for me it depends what I call the "toiletroom". Like my apartment only has one room for bath and toilet so I might call it automatically a bathroom (sometime this also slips out if the room doesn't have a bath, because I'm just used to call it that). Mostly though I don't get why the room is called a toilet rather than a toiletroom (like the room with bath is called bathroom). So easiest way is to just say the old fashioned "I need to use the WC" (I really don't know why this doesn't seem so common anymore).

It's a euphemism

dont forget in usa you have "sick days" meaning you only have a certain amount of days where you can be sick. if you are sick longer, you still need to go to work 💀

@@extazy9944 How is that!? You have to work even you are not healthy yet!? That really sucks! Here in Slovenia (we are members of EU) you go back to work if doctor says you can. He must verife your sick days. If you are very sick, cancer for example, you can be on payed vacation until one year or even more (state is paying to the company all sick days up to one months.) But we have HIGH taxes! That's how it is...

In France most of employees ( in companies with more than 50 employees) got about 8 weeks of paid vacations not including holy days . They can also have 3 or 4 days for sicked children....

@@viktorija4485 same thing here in Portugal

@@veroj9280 all french compannies over 50 employees have the same 5 weeks of vacations and 3 weeks of RTT .

We had to bake our own bread when we're over in the States too. It's far too sweet for us.

@@christinamoxon I notice in Costco in the UK that scones are sold with sugar sprinkled over the top. It's an American company so I suppose that's what's expected in the USA. I don't buy them for that very reason. M&S scones contain 20% sugar so can't imagine what the American equivalents contain.

I recall when I first moved over, a slice of cake would be 3 peoples' portion in the rest of the world.

Yeah. At the first time i tried cookies in states and i almost threw up. It's almost made out of sugar entirely.

After a while you just Adjust to how it tastes😅

Has this recently changed? because I have been to berlin 2 times and both times most restaurant toilets had a place where you were supposed to leave a coin. But I havent been in about 10 years so it maybe has changed since then?

@@John-Is-My-Name there are a lot of places that ask you to leave a coin or so for the cleaners but it isn't mandatory, they can't force you to leave money there

@@John-Is-My-Name no, at gas stations they are still charging for toilets, in most you cannot even get in without paying first.

I HATE that part of German reality, you are right. The most what does upset me are the gas stations. Sometimes the condition of the toilet is quite bad, even if you pay. But on the other hand the toilets in Austrian "Landzeit" freeway restaurant / hotel chain are superb and completely free. Just make sure you visit "Landzeit". But if talking about the quality of the coffee at the gas stations - America is the worst. Same about the gas station food.

@@agnesmeszaros-matwiejuk8783 This is mostly true for gas stations near the autobahn because there is a gigantic corporation called "Tank&Rast" who are basically abusing a loophole to charge money for toilets that should usually be free to use (this is very simplified. The whole issue involves a lot more, including the Government actually financing "Tank&Rast" but that would go into too much detail). However Gas Stations away from the autobahn usually have free toilets, sometimes you have to ask for the key to the toilets, but i have never been charged for a gas station toilet except if its run by "Tank&Rast".

yeah, french bread is the only one except of our german bread that deserves the name. at least out of the ones i tried so far.

@Wruzzer here in Portugal you have a bread called : "cacetinho" that is like the shape of baguette, and you also have "molete" that is a normal bread but with some sugar in it

Cof cof, Italian bread

Lol I'm Canadian and I agree. We have say too much U.S. influence.

@@lucabalbinot6475 in my local canadian supermarket they bake bread on site. They sell a "French Bread" and an "Italian Bread". Aside from the text on the paper and the orientation of the grigne, they are both the same brioche-y loaf of bread. Yet, people here are debating about which one is the best and the most authentic.

All breads contain some sugar, otherwise the yeast has nothing to feed on in order to make it rise. If there's no sugar listed in the ingredients of your bread, then its been listed as an ingredient some other way: either as a chemical name like 'glucose', or its been hidden behind the term 'starch' or 'carbohydrates'. You will also find it listed in the now mandatory nutrition boxes on the packaging (there's usually 4-6 of them in a row somewhere on package for 'fat', 'salt', 'sugar', 'saturates', etc. that lists the gram amount and the percentage of your recommended daily intake of that thing that that amount constitutes). Most white bread brands in the UK are something like 1% of your daily recommended intake of sugar per slice.

@@smockboy Yeast can be started using flour, no sugar is required.. French bread uses Flour, water, salt and yeast.

@@smockboy Sugar - as an actual added ingredient - is only required if you want a fast rise and rapid growth of yeast, or a sweet bread. Added sugar content also increases moisture levels and how long the bread stays 'fresh'. Starch in the flour itself consists of long chains of sugars which yeast is perfectly capable of breaking down into simpler sugars which it then uses for energy. Most of these sugars so produced are not particularly sweet, and in any case are fully or almost fully consumed by the yeast before baking. Added sugar can inhibit certain process of the yeast which would otherwise result in added complex flavours to the bread, and adding sugar to bread is a very cheap way of producing bread which has a longer shelf life, a softer crumb, a faster rise and requires less skill in its making, than does proper bread. None of the bread I buy or make has any added sugar - unless I am making or buying a specifically 'sweet' bread. But I do not buy the white 'pap' which seems inexplicably popular in much of the UK. - but even many of the white paps don't appear to contain sugar eg the ingredients list of Warburton's White Farmhouse Loaf is :Wheat Flour [with Calcium, Iron, Niacin (B3) and Thiamin (B1)], Water, Yeast, Vegetable Oil (Rapeseed, Sustainable Palm), Salt, Soya Flour, Preservative: Calcium Propionate, Emulsifiers: E471, E481, Flour Treatment Agents: Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), E920 (Vegetarian). Where's the sugar there? There are certainly sugarS in the flour, but there is no table sugar or HFCS in that list.

@@smockboy As someone who bakes his bread on his own, i can assure u that this is bullshit. i never used sugar in my entire life for that.

Same thing applies to here: Portugal

Toilets in restaurants are usually free. It only happens in places where many people wouldn't consume anything. Like a McDonalds in a very touristy central square. Also some public toilets (without restaurants or anything) have to be paid for because it's basically a business and they are private companies. Or on highway stops maybe.

@@jungi001 even in a mcdonalds you don't HAVE to pay, but usually the cleaning woman is sitting infront of the toilets with a plate, silently asking for tips. but ye, on a highway, at the train station or at a public toilet that's only a toilet and nothing else, u will have to pay 50ct up to 2€.

Zu Risiken oder Nebenwirkungen lesen Sie die Packungsbeilage und fragen Sie ihren Arzt oder Apotheker.

McDonalds & Autobahn Raststätten

Belgium you pay at some toilets but, they have a few people who clean tge toilet after every use and is super clean.

Well he did not miss it. It's the first thing he said on the subject

Also the romanians are the same as the floridans, there was a romanian who went to Vienna and caught a goose in the middle of the city, cooked it right there and ate it.

Screaming platforms are good anti-stress tools ;p

yea, those long commercial breaks are no fun.. Plenty of times I've gotten annoyed. Flipped through the channels, found something semi-entertaining.. 1 hour later.. suddenly remember I was watching a really good movie/show on the original channel, hurry to change the channel back, only to find end credits/next show already started.

In Belgium our national channels aren’t allowed to have commercials. Our commercials channels do, but nothing compared to this.

Yup. The popularity of streaming services are what made cable crank up the ads. Less people watching means less revenue, so they need more money to keep the lights on, and they do that with more ads. Problem is, with more ads, more people will switch to streaming services, so they're in a real catch-22. They're trying to save themselves from their inevitable extinction and it's so pathetic.

@@_P2M_ I am not sure if this has something to do with streaming services since they are having more and more ads too.

that's very sad

Didn't they buy her a machine gun and body armour?

true. i was very surprised when i visited a toilet at a train station with 30 people waiting infront of it. i paid 1€ to use it, but it was the cleanest public toilet i have ever seen.

In my downtown there's a public toilet which is free, but there's a person working there nonstop and cleaning, so it's nice to use.

Everyone need to use the toilet, therefore maintaining the toilets should be included in the price of whatever you’re doing in that venue. If it’s a public toilet, it should be paid for by the government. I don’t understand why some make people pay out of pocket per visit. It makes no sense to me.

Yup and not only that, the ingredients change too… like fries, here it’s oil, potato and salt. In the USA they add so much stuff… coloring stuff, preservation stuff , different fats for flavor and all that kind of chemical crap. And for the rest, they add sugar in sooooo much. Like ketchup or bread in the usa is sweet (as in too much sugar) imo. So, bigger portions and added fats and sugar, of course weight becomes an issue.

I think the free refills culture is also to blame. A large drink in Europe is smaller than a small in the States

It's only partially related to portion size. The more insidious problem is that there is sugar in absolutely *everything* in North America, from the typical sodas and candy all the way to bread and tomato sauce, frozen foods. It's in all sorts of places it shouldn't be. I stopped eating sugar entirely, going far out of my way to avoid it in any packaged foods I ate, and made most of my own food from raw ingredients. I lost about 60lbs in 3 months. Sugar is definitely a culprit. Large portions, yes. But the sheer amount of sugar North Americans eat in a day is ridiculous.

Ask if you can take it out home with you so you don't waste it?

not poisoning your body with food is "wasting" ? then yea, it's fine! We all throw tons of food each year, do a research on supermarkets f.e. (if you are thinking about "kids in Africa") They burn tons of food each day! Eating like a starving moron when you're already overweight is way more terrible than throwing up food that is already produced , exposed and payed for

Mallorca is part of Germany, what are u even talking about. xD

@@wruzzer ? Mallorca is part of Spain but many Germans go there and live there, also that doesn't mean Brits cannot travel there.

@@deutschegeschichte4972 r/woosh

Literalmente

I caught that too. I was stunned. Why do you need that much sugar in a single slice of pizza? In the video there were 8 slices. 16 grams of sugar in a pizza? Why?

My favourite sarcastic joke about Americans: "Don't you hate the feeling when you are casually eating sugar and you suddenly taste chocolate?"

i worked at a pizza restaurant when i was younger and we didn't use sugar AT ALL, wtf

The ONLY reason you need sugar added to pizza at all is in the dough to feed the yeast, & that's just a small scoop (1-2 grams for the whole thing). All other sugars would be naturally occurring in the tomatoes, onions, & veg...

i would of bet there is no sugar in a pizza - or bread...

In Poland too.

Same in Russia and I think in most Slavic countries

We don't have those in Czechia, but we have this tiny unreadable block of text at the bottom of every single commercial (not just in drug commercials) that usuall includes side effects and legal advice.

Confirmo, en toda Europa es así

El clásico: Lea las instrucciones 📝 de este medicamento 💊 y consulte al farmacéutico 👴🏻

Ireland is certainly NOT boring!! Stunning country with plenty of entertainment that caters for almost everyone! If you happen to live in the a**ehole of nowhere .... then you would be bored!!

@@pauline8987 well this is simply a fact Ireland is a rather dull country for the residence especially outside of major cities. The rural population which sits at about 36% (1/3) get very little funds to go into developing anything that could be considered entertainment (unless you want to drink all the time). Now in my previous comment did I say anything about Ireland not being beautiful? no? well that's because I do think Ireland is beautiful doesn't make it entertaining though. The last thing is about the "entertainment that caters for almost everyone" this also isn't really true outside of maybe Dublin but very few there have money to do entertaining things because of how much the city costs. so my point still stands Ireland is boring for the vast majority of people here... doesn't mean we don't love our country though

In Finland, that is also included to the price.

I'm Spanish and that was very shocking when I went to Germany

@@ivan321pum Although I'm German, I've also lived abroad most of my life and it was a bad surprise, coming back😅

You have nudity on your beaches in Europe, why is that any different?

@@timothyreel716 you can choose to go to the FKK beaches or to the other ones. Also you're not shitting when at the beach.

@@timothyreel716 You don’t get the difference between being nude and using the toilet?

Ah yes, store policy. You bought it, you keep it. 😂

What about hunting?

@@Navajonkee It depends on the weapon category and the country in Europe. You can buy before 1900 weapons online in France, you can get modern weap9n easier in italy etc

@@Navajonkee I dont know about netherlands but here in sweden its pretty much the same with handguns as the netherlands but hunting rifles is a complete separate process, you have to pay for and complete a hunting course to get your license. and when not being used to hunt in the woods it has to be kept inside a certified weapons safe bolted to the wall/floor and not loaded with ammo. getting to and from your hunt I think you can carry it and not have to be in a special case, but it can not be loaded when doing so.

@@John-Is-My-Name same in germany except of the "carrying it back home from hunting" stuff. if u are done with hunting, u have to put it in a locked hardcase, ammo seperate.

@@wruzzer same here in Portugal

Even crazier is the fact that Belgians still read newspaper

@@mamaluigi1438 Nothing beat the paper feeling XD

Yup - everything here has a lot of sugar. I moved to the US about 1 year ago and I was stunned by that. But there are always sugar-free options so I'm ok with that. You just need to be aware of this.

Even the UK one is ridiculous 60 grams??? Also how big is Venti again

Up to 710ml in one cup??? What the

That's what they tell you, the cleaners get paid regardless.

Same in Britain, I've only had to pay once or twice but that was after using a coach😅🤔

My favorite sarcastic joke about Americans is: "Don't you hate the feeling when you are casually eating sugar and you suddenly taste chocolate?"

Long ago we moved to the US, lived there for a while - and returned back, this time to an other place within EU. The prices of medication in the US have absolutely nothing to do with European prices. It does not matter, what part of Europe. In 2016 I was visiting my than-employer in the US. One of my colleagues asked me to bring him... test stripes! We discovered that these Swiss-made stripes are very common, I bought them before visiting US at a random pharmacy and paid something close to $10 (market price, not prescription price). The same package was priced above $200 at Walgreens in the US, my colleague was very happy. Unfortunately this is with almost every medication. If we would move back to the US when I retire than about 50% of my retirement would be spent on medications, even if I qualify for Medicare. Which is an other thing what makes me upset: working in the US from abroad I have to pay that Medicare tax even that most likely I never will use it in my life.

Government propaganda on guns!

No, the US has local taxes too, HOA is more like management fees, or factoring fees in Scotland, which pay for shared property, paths, play areas etc. Much more common for blocks of flats, but you do get them in housing developments as well.

Nothing like council tax. Council tax in the States is called property tax and it can often go over $10,000 a year. Homeowners Associations are the devils spawn. They are often in gated communities. The things they can do are for example: tell you what color to paint your house. Tell you what plants you can grow in your front garden. Fine you if you leave your car in the driveway and not put in the garage. Fine you if you have your bins out. Tell you what colours your front curtains or blinds can be, fine you if your grass grows over a certain height. The list goes on forever. Those in Florida have retired New York lawyers on their boards and are a nightmare. I knew a British fella who flew the US flag and a Union Jack on a separate pole who fought his HOA for years eventually going to court over it. He won.

I'd say that here in the UK, public toilets are free in places like shopping malls, service stations, petrol stations, restaurants, cafes, pubs, shops, museums etc... You only ever pay to use public toilets that are found outside in car parks or on streets that are provided by local councils.

Esp when you're short.

Not to mention chips, crisps etc.s snacks... I mean if you do that every day, it's...not good.

I can think of two reasons: they have to eat all their veggies, and they learn to only want/take what they are actually gonna eat. We always got a small-ish portion at first from our parents, and then took 1-2 even smaller ones if we were still hungry. And of course, once its out of the pot and on your plate, you have to eat it. Thoughtlessly forcing kids to eat when they are full is VERY bad, but it can be a way to teach kids responsibility and their own limits. (And of course "not so healthy" food is a whole different matter)

The goal is to visit!

I don't why, but "Europe and the UK" sounds funny. "Europe... oh, and the UK, it's easy to forget _this_ thing"