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Europeans are loving the US like never before. Americans are baffled. So many Europeans are in America for the World Cup and there's a lot of these culture shot videos and we're absolutely loving them. Really excited to get into this. Before we do, appreciate you guys can subscribe button and let's see what we got.
>> This hi.
>> Oh, I love this guy.
>> We don't have any guns in France.
>> Okay. But if you did that in France, you would get shot.
The >> problem with America, you guys are too welcoming. It's suspicious. As a French person, I'm used to a specific relationship with my government. They hate me. I hate them. And we burn the garbage.
>> Okay, that that's kind of like the UK as well. We burn the garbage >> in the street to communicate.
There aren't any guns. I I walk around the streets and it is perfectly safe. I thought people would be dying in the street like there was a civil war.
>> Jeez. Yeah, that's like the true media. That's what like Europeans are led to believe and now they go in there and they're like, "Wait, where are they all?"
And we've just gone and introduced them to the portion sizes of the cups.
>> Some you drink.
>> Check out that. I've got work buckets, which is slightly less than that.
>> How many?
>> Look at that. That is huge.
>> Probably Ghana.
Something I deeply love with the Americans is their mindset of we don't care. Do whatever you want. If you want to dress a certain way, go for it. If you want to start a project, go for it. If you want to pass a car on the right, you can do it. And it's something that personally is helping me to heal.
In the US as a French person feels like entering a parallel dimension where everyone is loud, everything is fried.
>> Yo, bro. Sad. He's just entered a whole new dimension, man. Like, America is just different.
>> And legally own a flamethrower.
>> Yeah, that's crazy. A flamethrower. You can have a flamethrower,
>> but no drink before 21.
Americans are completely baffled by how much Europeans are suddenly loving the United States.
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>> We absolutely love these kind of videos because it's just Europeans having a great time and they're literally seeing what the media's been lying to them and seeing the truth. You know what I mean?
Now, >> while America gets heavy criticism, immigrants consider it a true blessing to raise families here.
>> One Portuguese resident proudly flies the American flag daily.
>> Love that. I would I'm British and like I was listening to the national anthem, American national anthem on my other channel. I upload it today, right? More L3WG. And I felt so proud and I'm not even American. Like, what's going on?
Visitors are absolutely stunned by our ingrained manners like holding doors, saying please, and smiling at strangers,
>> which often sparks friendly conversations. From jealous Brits craving Chick-fil-A from overseas to tour
>> that's mess pitching genius stuffed baked potato food trucks. This incredible warmth leaves many viewers asking, "How did you move there?"
>> For sure.
>> I have found out why America is so great.
>> Why?
>> And it is one thing and one thing only. One thing,
>> air conditioning,
>> it is the greatest thing.
Yo, America is great for so many more reasons, but hey, AC is different, bro. AC is different. Like, in Europe without the AC and when it gets hot, it is like it's torture. I don't know. Like, we don't have it. I don't know why
>> I have ever experienced.
>> Then again, I do have it. You see it right there. But I'm lucky that I know you guys cuz one of you guys got me the AC. Like Americans are so nice. The fact that an American bought me an They're not cheap is crazy and that's a lifesaver. It is hotter than Satan's butt crack out here. But what makes it bearable?
>> So America's as hot as Satan's butt crack. Nice, nice, nice, nice. I like that reference
>> is the air conditioning. I believe you need to add a verse to your national anthem that talks about air conditioning. Americans are only scared of one thing and that is being hot
>> outside in the hot.
>> They love it.
>> Yeah. I can't believe I'm actually starting to come to terms how hot America gets because I thought European countries get hot but like I'm hearing people from Spain like hot European countries go to America and they're like, "Yo, this heat's different, bro." like it's hot.
>> Is it uh something you have against being hot because the air conditioning, the ice in everything? Hello. Something that I figured out while being here is that ice makes everything better.
>> Oh, better.
>> I do like ice in my drinks. I really, really do. But like we don't really do it like like serve it that much in the UK. If you get a drink, you you most of the time you're going to get a drink without the ice. You're going to have to ask with ice. A lot of places might not even have the ice. I am convinced Americans put ice in every drink.
>> The other day I was uh out for breakfast,
>> right?
>> And I was at a cafe. I look over and a man had ice in his milk.
>> You know what? I've never heard of ice and milk before. Ever.
>> I Americans love ice so much.
>> Ice and milk.
>> Titanic. No, Titanic. Whatever you say.
>> Titanic.
>> Uh, I believe the Titanic was out to get more ice. Yo, this guy, he's got to be a comedian, bro. He's got to be a paid comedian. Yo, he America loves ice that much. The Titanic went out to get ice. Jeez. Here in Texas, I see these signs that say that some people want ice.
>> Okay,
>> I don't understand that. And then people tell me that ice will take me away. What is this? I have a problem. Yo, all we're not speaking on that. That's a whole different kind of topic conversation, bro.
With America, you guys are too welcoming. It's suspicious. As a French person, I'm used to a specific relationship with my government. They hate me. I hate them. And we burn a garbage in the street to communicate. It's LC. But there I mentioned once that I might open a business in the US. And the system didn't ask for paperwork. It didn't ask for taxes. It basically kidnapped me. I re my video about the bakery on X. Ted Cruz, the actual senator of Texas, quoted me. And he didn't say, "Welcome to our state. Fill out form 12b." No, he instructed his team to find me and I quote, "Ensure I get a ranch, a Ford F450."
And >> wait, I've instructed my team to get in touch with you to find this gentleman and ensure he he knows how to secure a ranch in what >> the massive plate of brisket. Excuse me, Ted, calm down. I just want to open the bakery. What am I going to do with Ford F450? Do you know?
>> Yo, Ted, can I get that offer?
>> How big that truck is? It's not a car. It's a zip code. I don't have a driver license for a tank.
>> The car The car is its own zip code. That's how big it is, bro.
>> I cannot park in Paris. If I park it in Paris, I crush three historical monument. And the ranch, bro, my connection to nature is a pigeon on my balcony. If you give me a cow, I don't know what to do. Do I nuke it? Do I interview it? Feels like the state of Texas is trying to marry me by force. Like, here is the land. Here is
>> Hey yo, listen. Hey, these Europeans braids are on overload, bro. Like they are just so overwhelmed with like American culture. They're freaking out.
Love us. In France when the government notice you is to take your money. In Texas when the government notice you, they try to give you heavy machinery. It's a trap. I know it. But
>> it's a trap. It's a subjective trap. So I've looked at the offer. I have looked at the truck, the biscuit, and I've decided to surrender. I will be in the US beginning of 2026. I'm coming back. The project is officially on, but I'm not coming to be a cowboy. ridiculous inat. I'm coming because I've tasted your bread and we need to talk. You are an economic superpower. You have rockets. You have oil. You have freedom, but you're a crime against humanity. You cannot drive a Ford F450 while eating bad carbohydrates. It's dangerous.
>> Oh, what? So, his bakery is going to do like Hey, you know what? That might be a good hit. That will be a good hit in America. America's a lot of different culture food.
>> I'm bringing the bakery. I'm bringing the bas. I'm coming to save your breakfast. And in exchange, I guess I will drive the monster truck dead under the mat. See you in 20.
>> Yo, he's referring to a normal average American truck is a monster truck, man.
>> 26.
>> There's something I deeply love with the Americans is their mindset of we don't care. Do whatever you want. If you want to dress a certain way, go for it. If you want to start a project, go for it. If you want to pass a car on the right, you can do it. And it's something that personally is helping me because when you're used to shrink yourself and you arrive in the US and you discover this space to just be yourself and do whatever you want. It's so refreshing. Even wearing this stupid thing is something that I'm just like, "Yeah, cool." And as an American, you can say, "Yeah, she's just wearing something like that and what's wrong?" But a French would see this and would be like, "What is wrong with you?"
>> Yeah. very very very judgmental like we really are man
>> look ridiculous
As a Brit living in America people always ask me what are things that I really like about living here and today I'm just going to give you a couple that I really enjoy. Number one is the absolute
>> patriotism of Americans. I absolutely love it. Um I wish the UK was like that. I wish England was like that.
>> Yeah. We're just
>> seeing flags everywhere.
>> Like I love that. At the end of the day, be proud of where you're from. And I love that Americans are like that.
>> It is very cool that you guys are like that when it comes to like you singing the national anthem. Like when I hear the national anthem in, you know, the England game in the World Cup, you barely hear them. Like people will be singing it cuz they're probably feeling better in America, right? So people will be feeling it. But it's it's nothing compared to America. and America does it for every game that you're so patriotic.
Another thing that I enjoy is you can go to obviously 50 states and you can see so much different terrain, environments,
>> different type of people, cultures and
>> it's like 50 different countries in one country.
>> And honestly, if you didn't want to leave the US,
>> you don't have to.
>> I wouldn't blame you. The third thing I would say is how chatty people are. Obviously back home in England you don't people keep to themselves which is fine. Nothing wrong with that. But here anytime you go out you're bound to probably strike up a conversation with somebody.
>> Yeah. And in that sense you'll make more friends and be more outgoing and do more things and have more fun. Like in the UK you're just like you just ignore everyone
>> and I love that. and everyone's so cheerful and and stuff and it's just I don't know it's fun. It adds to your day and I absolutely love it. So Americans please tell me why that is.
>> Probably puts you in a better mood.
>> Is it just a cultural thing? Is it something that you grew up and you were taught? I don't know.
>> But um I love
>> that though. Amazing.
He's back. I I absolutely this guy I absolutely love this guy.
>> They say I'm proud to be an American. For me, I'm proud to be in America. Look at this.
>> I'm proud to be in America.
>> No less than 20 people have stopped and said hi.
>> Really?
>> I do not understand this high. Hi. Hi. We don't have any gun. What people like he people would just stop into him. 20 people stopped him in in Costco to say hi
>> in France. What?
>> But if you did that in France, you would get shot.
I can buy food, a ship,
>> bro. A tent, television.
>> It's a big tent in a surfboard. All at Costco. Mad
>> French roasted
>> did it. French roast
>> America. You're welcome.
>> You're welcome.
>> A little kid in the Buena.
>> You're welcome. You're welcome.
>> Wait, are they like French products? Is that why you say you're welcome?
>> You're welcome. You're welcome.
>> Oh, no. He's just say he's just saying you're welcome to everything. I'm pretty sure the French didn't make the American flag.
>> You're welcome.
>> You're w No,
>> it's a sample. You can take it.
>> Okay,
>> cool.
>> Oh, yeah. We don't get samples over here. So, yeah, Europeans will be freaking out. Take my French boy ready for lifetime a lot.
>> Nice croissants.
>> That's a lot.
>> Try it.
>> It's It's a sample. You can take it.
>> Okay.
>> Cool.
>> I was here training one day.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Like, is it weird for you guys in America to know where in the UK or probably Europe does samples? Like, you'll never get a sample ever.
>> What about it?
>> So, gross.
>> So, $100.50.
>> Oh, yeah. The Costco hot dog and the drink for $1.50. How did they even make money on that?
>> $1.50. What do you think about that? So sweet.
>> Do we have Dr. Pepper with that?
>> Yeah, we have Dr. Pepper.
>> Wait, what are you eating?
>> What do you think?
>> It looks like a good hot dog for $1 as well.
>> It's okay.
>> To be fair, the drink alone in the UK will be more than $150. So, it's a bargain.
>> Check the receipt.
French person in America for the World Cup. And here are some things I have found absolutely crazy about the United States. Number one, there are actually nice people in America. People have been very kind to me and very helpful.
>> Do you know that he said like there's actually nice people is because like we're told a lot of the time like you know in news and whatnot that we're you're perceived as not so nice.
>> And I didn't know that America had nice people. Number two, there aren't any guns. I I walked on the street and it was perfectly safe. I thought people would be dying in the street like there was a civil war, but no, I haven't seen a one gun except I go to the shooting range and I shoot one myself and it's very fun. Number three, there's actually good food. I would not have guessed that in a country with almost 400 million people that there could actually be a meal that was worth trying.
>> Who knew that outside of France that they had good food, not me?
>> Wait, was that sarcasm?
Of the world in the US and it's called BIS. They say it's a gas station, but that's a lie. A gas station has a sat sandwich and a coffee machine that never works. This place has 120 pumps. 120. Why are you fueling the US Air Force? Are you preparing for an alien invasion? That's terrifying. And the mascot is a beaver in a baseball cap. I saw grown men taking photos with a statue of a rodent. In France, we have revolutions. In the US, you bow down to a squirrel on steroids and inside the aggression. A man with a knife screaming a fresh brisket on the board. Sir, calm down. I just want a sparkling water. Don't kill me. But I have a problem. I wanted to hate it. I wanted to be the superior Frenchman snob. But then I ate the beaver nuggets. I don't know what is in them. I think it's a sugar, butter, and pure metamine. I ate one and I had the whole bag in the parking lot like a wild animal. And the toilets, I have to admit it, but they are nicer than my apartment.
>> Yeah, Bookie's toilets are so clean. It's crazy.
>> You could eat the brisket off the floor in the bathroom. It's cleaner than the hospital. So, I failed. I came to judge and I stayed for the snacks. I don't have the hat, but in my heart, I am wearing the hat.
>> I really want a bucket hat. So, I want a bucket hat and I want a um Oh, what's the Bass Pro Shops hat? Amazing video though. Absolutely love these videos. I know you guys are loving them as well. As the World Cup's happening, we're going to be seeing a crazy amount of culture shots from Europeans or like people from the whole entire world going to America. If you guys do find any videos you want me to check out, let me know in the comments. If you guys enjoyed, make sure a thumbs up, subscribe for more content. I'll see you on the next one. Peace.