Not "they;" she.

@@Master_Blackthorne I think they were referring to the network instead of the person but still no one cares that ur a conservative

@@Master_Blackthorne im assuming they said they because they are under the assumption that TV interviews like this are more of a collaboration project rather than just the anchorwoman. As in, they didnt want to put the blame solely on her when it might not be her fault that the interview seems unfair

@@iMac9991 alRight

They. Because she only does what she is told to do.

LOL I'm just now seeing this video. When she said he drank 9 cups of tea a day & then the camera showed him smiling as he was being introduced, I cracked up. Yes, his teeth are proof that he drinks 9 cups of tea a day & a reminder to NOT drink 9 cups of tea a day.

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Oh my god!!! Hahaha i remember my periodontics class and this reference mentioning the Brits and their dental practices.

hahahahahah we all noticed

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He is a tea LORD

Same with Czech Republic, of course.

Bukaj Alcohol is more appropriate for the Czech. I was shocked when I visited Prague, and of course being an American, I visited a fast-food chain. More precisely put, Burger King. And to my surprise, they served alcohol inside Burger King. And alcohol-free. Genuinely alcohol inside fast-food restaurants.

Uncle Sam we can buy beer at McDonald’s in many countries here in Europe, I believe

Turkey 🇹🇷

India: scratching its collective head

Malaysia(ordering tea/tea o ice in any cafes,restaurants,street vendors is a MUST)

Taiwan~ boba milk tea everyday

Sizzling Grill you do realize it’s served with actual tea with milk and sugar right? They just add boba to it

Sizzling Grill ...... it depends on the drink and the tea shop making the drink. Some drinks such as taro milk tea or fruit milk tea don’t have any tea in it sure, but general milk tea is brewed with black or green tea and then added with milk or sugar. The tea to milk ratio varies depending on the tea shop but most of the time the ratio for the tea is higher. Some tea shops will allow you to choose how much if any sugar you want so to say that “removes all tea quality and flavours” is just wrong. The quality of tea used also depends on the tea shop. Some take it very seriously and will use good quality tea esp if it’s affiliated to a tea brand like Ten Ren and some will only focus on yummy drinks. Your comment, while not entirely wrong, overgeneralises boba milk tea as another “sweet drink”

Sizzling Grill actually I have and I love tea, I was using Ten Ren as a better quality in comparison to some other boba shops that don’t use fresh ingredients and uses powder flavour for their tea. (FYI Ten Ren has been around since 1953) Your issue here is that if tea is mixed with sugar and milk and all other stuff then it’s not tea correct? Well does that mean British tea mixed with milk and sugar is not tea then? And some people like to put quite a lot. What about Tibetan yak tea then? Does that not count as tea? Why go about boba milk tea like this? I do agree that putting too much tea and other flavourings destroy the quality of tea which is why when I feel like drinking proper tea I brew/drink it the traditional way. There are many Taiwanese tea farms that I like to patronise and I am well aware of how to brew gong fu tea properly. Everyone has their preferences and as far as I’m concerned, anything that is tea based is tea. I respect your perspective but at this point you are really sound like a “tea snob” who just want to bash anything that does not fit your world view.

I do! I have an Earl Grey addiction and make no apologies for it.

Americans can't taste anything unless it has copious amounts of salt or sugar in it.

Screw the rules, they aremeant to broken 🇺🇲🇺🇲

It's better without sugar

Earl Grey with no sugar? I never tried that before. Not sure if I like that.

@@LikaLaruku or it's fried

true.... can one make transparent tea with the exact same taste I wonder 🤔 ☕👌

Ikr, I'm rushed to note what they say.

I thought this as well and it kinda made me cringe.

Maybe she had to pee.

@@VivKittie32 haha

Maybe it was just a commercial so the time was settled.

i know, ot's so sad to watch

she's keeping him on topic. She has a stressful job keeping time.

You're welcome 👋👀

I drink a lot too. I have a large travel mug (I’m American) that I need to use two bags with. I make 3-4 cups a day so 6-8 bags.

I just had my first cup of oolong tea yesterday and it was awesome lol

trukey drinks the most tea per capita

Britain is not about quantity it is about quality. Doing it with a style. Making it worth storytelling.

​@@missourimongoose7643what is oolong tea

Good to know. Thanks for the insight.

True

dojokonojo: I've thought the same thing...but I also wonder if it could be just British culture. What do you think?

He must've let the tea seep for too long

Generally, Brits seem to not be as image focused. I figure health is more important.

I think that’s it pretty much - they go to the dentist and get all the usual checks and treatments for decay and disease, they just don’t value paying the extra for cosmetics - straightening, bleaching, etc. Then again British teeth confuse Americans, Americans lack of electric kettles confuse brits, it’s all good

His teeth belong on the Jeremy Kyle Show

What a waste!

I come from a long line of people who drink one sip of coffee per hour & continuously reheat it over & over & over.

Lieutenant BaconWaffles but why?

@@LikaLaruku : Oh brother!!! What a nasty habit...or just laziness??? If you paid me to do that, I would, but for $5000.00 per hour. LOL!!!

Probably used by the studio guys

neonia hazelwood It's spelt favourite you uneducated American.

Royal Minister It’s “favorite” in American English. Same with color, armor, etc. You’re the ignorant one for assuming it had to do with her education.

Same if its not from Britton I am not drinking that

Fortnite Fathers respect other countries pls.Unless if it’s North Korea or Any other communist country

@@fortnitefathers5831 manners can be taught , it's a shame you skipped those lesson despite your immaculate spelling.

Manish Sahay Some Americans like tea. You can't categorize a while country like that.

Lies you tell.

Tea is the most consumed drink in the world behind water. Lots of Americans drink tea.

Manish Sahay, I love tea. My Scottish aunt insisted that I learn to make a proper pot of tea when I was a young girl. I still make it the same way she taught me.

I am.an american who LOVES tea. Also I LOVE people.

Well he looked like he puts his pants on the same way her dad does.. sooo 🤷🏼‍♀️ 😂 . She was a bit of a tear, honestly.

"Oral hygiene" has nothing to do with stained teeth. You can't remove tannins stains from the enamel of your teeth with a tooth brush, regardless of how hard or often you try. The only way to remove them is with ultrasounds, usually in a dentist's clinic, though you shouldn't regularly do it more than once a year since it's a rather abrasive treatment.

Yes, but Americans look like they drink bleach, not tea.

Citizen T Haha! That is so true. We Americans are obsessed with white teeth nowadays so much that some people's teeth are BLINDINGLY white! Super unnatural.

He is an heir to a tea family. I figured that a lifetime of tea tasting was responsible

Benjamin O'Connor Not to be forgotten... "He laughs all the way to the bank!"

Is that supposed to be sarcastic?

neonia hazelwood mango and lychee green tea

The big crack is on the calm left side with is created by the wrapper That's why they deployed Zues M and MS

My dentist says either drink it through a metal straw, or get teeth cleaned by a dentist every 6 months, to prevent teeth staining.

Keemun

We don't care about India

Hehe! Chai or cha (in Bengal and Bangladesh) is the most famous drink !!We drink tea so many times.

@@Alix777. 😂 & We don't care about China either.

I tried Catnip tea a few times, It tastes like 2 parts chamomile & 1 part mint.

Lieutenant BaconWaffles ohh very interesting I will give it a try and this is by twinnings if I’m correct?? Also my favourite is twinnings medley of mint and budding meadow Chamomile by Master blenders truly one of a kind.. Cheers Alan

Twinings is my favourite tea brand

Philipp Christmann advertising the cheaper to produce bagged tea