i’m the aberdeen girl at the end 🤣 was nice meeting you !!

You are totally right, the further north to travel in the UK the more friendly people become. I was born in Cumbria and grew up in Lancashire. I moved to Cambridge for work and people down here are definitely not as friendly. If you try and spark up a friendly conversation with someone in the grocery queue in London, they will look at you like you insulted their mother. Do the same in Scotland and they'll speak to you like they've known you all your life and you'll probably have a new friend.

alcohol is not good

Uploader got more drunk throughout.

竟然直接敲人家門真的太好笑了 還居然是粉絲ＸＤ

having the accent of a Scot and the hand gestures of an Italian makes it brilliant!

North is better👍👍

As a Scotsman, having now lived in France for more than 38 years, I'm proud to say that I still understood everything my Scottish compatriots said. Thank you for a very entertaining 11+ minutes. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit.

I love Glasgow and Scottish people, they are super friendly and the place is super beautiful. Would love to go back there again someday.

拜託再多拍多介紹蘇格蘭，我真的好好奇！

"what time is acceptable to drink?"

I love Scotland, it blew my mind that Scotland only has a population of around 5 million, but yet they have so much culture and heritage, really love to visit scotland again

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aww, I moved to Glasgow 2 years ago (from a European country), and can confirm, everyone is so nice here. I love it here - thanks Scotland :)

I'm from Spain but lived in Scotland for 7 years. The happy friendly people is more a Glasgow thing than Scottish thing I would say. Scottish people are very friendly in general but Glasgow has a special positive energy. Edinburgh is the posh city, one of the most beutiful cities I've seen. Aberdeen is my favourite as it was my first destination and home for the first few years.

My wife and I were in Scotland over 30 years ago. I still have the fondest memories of the people and culture of Edinburgh, Inverness, and especially Glasgow. Some day we'll return.

I have studied at University of Glasgow and I can tell you they are the best people in the world. PEOPLE MAKE GLASGOW.

As an alcoholic frenchman, the few days I passed in Scotland were amazing. It felt like I finally found the place to be.

(American here) I spent a week in Glasgow maybe 15 years ago, and was floored by how friendly the people were - even though I could only understand them half the time haha. It's so true how no one even bothers with an umbrella - it rains so much they are just immune as that one person said. My host told me only tourists really use them 🤣I travelled a bit around the UK including London and I have to say Glasgow might not have been the "hippest" or most cosmo city I visited, but it was by far the friendliest! Very well kept too, I'd love to go back.