New channel - adamcouseragain ❤

@danastordalen623

23 күн бұрын

Cool 😎 love yer content!

@brandyforsythe1882

23 күн бұрын

Subscribed yesterday! ❤🎉

@stevenbates1256

23 күн бұрын

Damn, hardcore name!😂😂😂 I'll subscribe none the less, of course lololol

@tinatovar7548

23 күн бұрын

I gotcha dude

@roosterslounge1697

23 күн бұрын

All right the real reason that we do things different. We do the imperial measuring system compared to the metric system. It’s because all of Europe is the metric when the Christians protestants wear that were removed from Great Britain and sent to the New World, which is now the United States they declared that they will never ever do anything, the same as Europe that’s why we are completely different from European countries so when they all came over to America, we did the imperial standard system

Fizzy lemonade? If it's fizzy it ain't lemonade, it's a soda. Has she never had lemonade before?

@TanyaQueen182

23 күн бұрын

in Europe all their lemonades is fizzy, but she's so negative and wrong about the USA in almost everything she says so I don't even watch her videos anymore

@neutrino78x

23 күн бұрын

@@TanyaQueen182 that's just her natural tone of voice lol. I like her a lot better than the german girl 🙂

@WyattRyeSway

23 күн бұрын

Yeah, once again Diane proving her ignorance of the US in an extremely mundane way as not understanding the difference between a lemonade shakeup and a Sprite. Unbelievable.

@neutrino78x

23 күн бұрын

@@WyattRyeSway no, she was saying that in Ireland lemonade is generally made with CO2 (bubbles). Sprite has more than lemonade and CO2 in it. Sparkling lemonade is literally just the juice from lemons with CO2 inside to produce bubbles. She loves fast food and has undoubtedly had sprite before lol.

@WyattRyeSway

22 күн бұрын

@@neutrino78x …….well what she says it, that lemonade is supposed to be fizzy. I don’t know where she has had lemonade but it’s not fizzy in the IS because it’s lemons, water, sugar (or simple syrup). I have no idea what she’s on about but American lemonade is very simple and very perfect. You want fizzy lemon stuff, get a Sprite. I mean, I get it. You are obviously a fan and defend her but telling Americans having I voted stickers is just not necessary, is the most narcissistic thing. It’s really absolutely none of her business. The stickers remind others to vote and if you left work or school to vote, shows you went and voted. She can’t vote in US elections so she needs to just shut up. The fact is……I’m not even going to watch or comment on people reacting to her videos. It feeds the algorithm. When I see her, I’m just going to pass on by.

Lemonade is suppose to be lemons & water sweetened to your taste.

@hannabertrand4460

23 күн бұрын

I like frozen lemonade 😊

@UltimateGamerCC

23 күн бұрын

precisely, dunno why the rest of the world needs it to be fizzy, guess they want their Lemonade tasting like Seltzer Water and Ass...

@kelleewolfe2834

23 күн бұрын

She doesn't know what the hell she's talking about. also, she's just not smart enough to learn how to drive a stick shift. I learned to drive a stick at 16...

@gorgejung307

19 күн бұрын

@@UltimateGamerCCboth versions are good.

@kendallneason3645

18 күн бұрын

Lemonade from the chik filet is delicious. Homemade in the south often involves sweet tea and lemonade mixed together -“Temonade”. 😂

The woman in the original video is constantly misinformed/seems to constantly experience an alternate reality. I tend to skip reaction videos she is featured in.

@jstringfellow1961

22 күн бұрын

You are not wrong. She's a belly-acher. Just can't stop cutting down America. She' is a lot like Leah and Joel, who I despise.

Blame the UK for why we call it soccer, its not our fault they changed the name. "While calling the world's most popular sport "soccer" is typically depicted as a symbol of American ignorance, the reason we don't call it "football" like the rest of the world is Britain's fault. The word "soccer" is a British invention that British people stopped using only around 40 years ago, The word "soccer" comes from the use of the term "association football" in Britain, and goes back 200 years. In the early 1800s, a bunch of British universities took "football" - a medieval game - and started playing their own versions of it, all under different rules. To standardize things across the country, these games were categorized under different organizations with different names. One variant of the game you played with your hands became "rugby football." Another variant came to be known as "association football" after the Football Association formed to promote the game in 1863, 15 years after the rules were made at Cambridge. Rugby football" became "rugger" for short, then "rugby". "Association football" became "soccer."

@djmythc113

23 күн бұрын

Frrr!!!!! That’s what I’ve been saying!!!!!

@stevenbates1256

23 күн бұрын

Then in the London Times (Archived article you can look up) said "[...] the name 'Soccer' became to 'Americanized'", so they changed it to Football.

@bgb946

23 күн бұрын

Like the game itself, the word “football” has foreign ancestors. Historians trace American football back to two European cousins, soccer and rugby. Both began as kicking games. Soccer- the most popular sport in the world - was originally known as “association football.” Newspapers seeking a shorter phrase began to refer to it as “assoc.” That name was soon shortened to “soc” and then grew back a bit to “soccer.” While rugby also began as a football game, in 1823 something occurred that changed the kicking game forever. A player named William Webb Ellis, instead of kicking the ball over the goal line, picked it up and ran it across. At first, observers didn’t know what to think. Eventually, the agreed it was a good idea. The game was played at the Rugby School and became known as rugby football, later shortened to rugby. Both soccer-style football and rugby-style football eventually found their way to America. What resulted was an American combination of the two games. It was until much later (1906) that forward passing was allowed. So because the American game was really just another form of the European football games, it too became known as football.

Most Americans, even children, can easily visualize the length of a football field. Lemonade is just lemon juice, sugar, and water, if you use carbonated (fizzy) water you’re making a soda, not lemonade. It’s a simple, refreshing drink. That iconic kid setting up a lemonade stand is trying to make a little bit of money and it kind of defeats the purpose if they are having to buy carbonated water. She doesn’t think logically and she’s very condescending.

@VirginiaPeden-Harrington-qd5zu

13 күн бұрын

Adam, we do use football fields as an unofficial measurement of distance or size.

Stickers for voting are not just for showing your patriotic and take democracy seriously, it’s also a good way to remind people to go and vote. I can’t tell you how many times I have forgotten that there was a vote going on until I saw that damn stickers. Most of the times I would be running to the polls with just minutes to spare before they closed. Don’t ever count out the STICKERS 😂😂😂

@devlyn873

23 күн бұрын

This!!

@Victoriant1

23 күн бұрын

Truth

@lostmyshoe2294

23 күн бұрын

I want a sticker 😊

@alwaysflushinpublic

3 күн бұрын

Atlanta. There are a TON of businesses that will give u a discount or something free on election day if u show the sticker.

Was happy to scroll down to the comments and see I'm not the only one who can't stand Diane.

@cln333

22 күн бұрын

She's a ditz that thinks she's hilarious.

Lemonaide should not be a soda. It's one of the most thirst-quenching drinks on the planet. Throw in all them damn bubbles, and it makes us burp.

@hannabertrand4460

23 күн бұрын

I think it's hilarious how serious this topic is becoming lol. People are SERIOUS about lemonade 😂

@fawng5881

23 күн бұрын

I think in Europe they like everything carbonated .. they drink carbonated water, just water carbonated lol. .. and warm even, no ice.

@marleneobstnash5517

23 күн бұрын

And charge a lot for a little bottle, at least in Italy

@RedRoseSeptember22

22 күн бұрын

@@fawng5881 yuck!

@LSFA-KrissyL16

21 күн бұрын

the only thing fizzy and lemon is Wonka's Fizzy Lifting Drink lol. I've had carbonated lemonades of course, but that really is soda, not iced summer lemonade. my auntie is a master gardener and she always put fresh picked Lemon Mint leaves in hers. the first time I saw it I thought it'd be nasty. but then I tried it, and now I miss it when it's not there lol.

lived in Canada for over fifty years and never had fizzy lemonade

Personally i think Dianne is very weird...

@gorgejung307

19 күн бұрын

I’m sure you’re a normal American. Hahahahahaha

@MrBigPicture835

19 күн бұрын

@@gorgejung307 That's the worst thing anyone has ever called me.

@gorgejung307

19 күн бұрын

@@MrBigPicture835 considering how dumb your comment is I doubt it.

Garbage disposals are very common but they’re not universal. The food is ground and liquefied and drains into the sewage. It is proper to run water into the disposal while running it to help maintain the disposal as well as wash the food down the plumbing.

@tylerriojas6250

22 күн бұрын

And no oil down the drain unless you want the motor to eventually seize.

She’s a nice lady, but I think she’s over thinking things a bit. Real lemonade is not fizzy😂

Automatic transmissions are the default for American vehicles. How am I supposed to eat, smoke a cigarette, and control my music while also minding the clutch and shifter

@MoreAdamCouser

23 күн бұрын

Exactly!😂

@garycamara9955

23 күн бұрын

Learn to drive ,I never had a problem when I smoked.

@MoreAdamCouser

23 күн бұрын

@@garycamara9955 what?🤣

@danhollifield

23 күн бұрын

Automatic transmissions are more costly to build, maintain, and repair. Manual transmissions are generally thought of as more sporty and fun. Both have their strengths and weaknesses. I learned to drive automatic, floor-shift manuals, steering column-shift manuals, PIV belt-drive transmissions, farm tractor manual transmissions, electro-static clutch manual transmissions where there isn't a clutch pedal--you just put your hand on the gearshift and the transmission goes into neutral and you shift normally, split-shift trans-axle transmissions where you have a high range and a low range for every gear, electric forklift transmissions, zero-turn transmissions where you have two levers to steer with instead of a steering wheel... About the only thing I've never had to learn to drive are lorries and airplanes. As an old farmer, I recommend learning how to drive a manual first, then graduate to an automatic later on. --Dan

@lineman78

23 күн бұрын

Due to the fact that over 90% of our cars are automatics, it actually costs more to get a new car with a manual transmission. In fact it's not even an option for most cars. Used cars are a different story because most people don't know how to drive them they're usually harder to sell and therefore cheaper, with a few exceptions where it's actually desired (high end sports cars and some off-road vehicles).

I don’t get the whole “football” thing that weirds Europeans out so badly. Firstly MULTIPLE countries say soccer instead of “football” such as the USA, South Africa, regions of the Philippines, Australia, New Guinea, Canada, Liberia, Pakistan, and others) call it soccer. Second the BRITISH called in soccer before they switched to football.

* Since we can order eggs "sunny side up" or "over easy", we can have our version of "dippy eggs & soldiers", without an egg cup, or egg shell. As far as the illegal eggs, she's referring to washed vs unwashed eggs. US requires eggs to be washed, to remove bacteria & prevent foodborne illness. When washing, it also removes a protective layer, so they require refrigeration. * "Soccer" is a British term, shortened from "Association Football" ⚽. American Football 🏈 became popular by the time the UK dropped Soccer/Association Football, & went with just Football ⚽ * Football fields are 100 yards. A yard is roughly a meter (0.9144 for 🤓). Saying something is X football fields is just to help people visualize the size. * "I voted today" stickers don't go bad or spoil if they're not taken by voters. The extras are saved for the next election. People that take them & wear them are proud that they voted, and silently encourage/remind everyone they see the rest of the day that it's election day. If it bothers Dianne that much, she's welcome to not visit 🤷🏻‍♂️ If she wants Sprite, order sprite. Grades - Final exams are weighted part of the overall grade. Our letter grades use various scales, most lenient is 10 points scale, 90-100 A, 80-89 B. Mine was A 100-92 B 85-91 C 78-84 D 70-77 69 or below Failed

Come on, paper is cheap! That sticker is a badge of honor!

That $34 million that those stickers cost, is .10¢ per person in our country. It costs a lot for our country to do something for everyone.

We actually do use football fields as a unit of measurement. And yeah, most kitchens do have garbage disposals. The food does go down into the sewer, and it has to be removed later in the system.

I only came by to see the comments, lol! Diane has been getting a lot of negative reviews in many reaction videos. I've been watching her since her TRY days. She was young and wide-eyed and I think first came to America as a curious explorer and asked a lot of questions. Now that's she traveled a bit she seems to have come to some (wrong) conclusions. And I don't know if there was a bad breakup or what but seems quite negative and critical these last few months. Hard to say if that's just being Irish but for example maintaining service people are nice because of the tips is pretty insulting. I've got 15 years experience in bars and restaurants in 4 different states and the people I worked with were indeed nice people. Of course we were working for tips and it isn't an easy job but being nice is being normal and staying nice under pressure is being professional.

@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586

23 күн бұрын

Very good reply.

The Automatic vs Manual car thing is definitely true. Manual cars are mainly seen as a bit of a novelty for sports cars... in fact, most newer vehicles (

@kitsygirl

21 күн бұрын

As far as I know, disposals are not standard, but I guess it depends on where you live. I've always considered them more of a novelty or luxury item. To me, they make more sense for a large apartment building than a house, though.

Oh no. I can’t listen to Diane. She knows nothing about the US but positions herself as an expert. I will catch you another time when you react to someone different. Trust me, that woman is wrong most of the time.

@danieljohnson2349

23 күн бұрын

Yeah , same here . l'm pretty sure at this point that Dianne has narcissistic personality disorder ; she's very negative , condescending , passive-aggressive , etc. - can't *stand* her or her toxic attitude .

@Beans-1111

23 күн бұрын

So very true! 😂 Every lie she tells everyone about us, hopefully no one will listen. She's so fake!

@wtfminny

23 күн бұрын

She definitely uses Kentucky Jelly & lays there.

@TanyaQueen182

23 күн бұрын

she's the WORST. I usually love this type of content too. I love seeing people come visit the USA. But she's so closed minded and ignorant I can't even stand her voice anymore.

@cathirodrigo2933

23 күн бұрын

I was VERY disappointed in the things she had to say. Nothing against you Adam but that woman doesn’t know what she talking about. She has her opinions & that’s ok but they’re HER opinions. Kinda why everyone immigrated over here was to get away from what was there. 😘❤️❤️

Next time someone says, "You're lazy" for driving automatic, tell them they're lazy for not constructing a carriage and raising horses to pull it.

@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586

23 күн бұрын

And didn't she say she didn't drive? Isn't that being lazy?

@alwaysflushinpublic

3 күн бұрын

@@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586 She can't drive, President Biden can't drive 🙄

@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586

2 күн бұрын

@@alwaysflushinpublic Agreed! I am going to brag, which I don't do often, because you actually need something to brag about. But I once drove about 24 hours on a trip to Florida from Michigan about 30 yrs ago. I love to drive, always find it extremely difficult to sleep in a car, and my husband had been driving long hours during his job so he was tired. Of course we took breaks and stopped to eat, but he felt safe enough to sleep most of the way. Even when we changed drivers for the last few hours, I still couldn't sleep. But of course it was mostly freeway. Never had a ticket either. Have a great day.

Who is this Perrier snob? No one here drinks fizzy lemonade. That's called lemon soda or lemon seltzer, which we also have if she spent a little more time in the soda isle at the market.

@TanyaQueen182

23 күн бұрын

all of Europe drinks fizzy lemonade, but she's too ignorant to actually look up any reasons why some of these things are different.

I was laughing when you pretended to eat the cheeseburger, put it down, pick up a drink all with your left hand because I was thinking your cheeseburger went out the window. Then I remembered that driving is done from opposite sides of the car in the UK...doh!! 🤣

Disposals are pretty standard. Not every house or apartment has one, but almost everyone does. You don't need to empty it or anything, the waste just goes down the drain pipe.

@greeneyedlady5580

17 күн бұрын

I'm in my 60, and I've lived in dozens of homes, in 9 cities, in 4 different US states. My current home is the only one that has had a garage disposal. It's definitely not something I can't live without.

100% garbage dispoal stuff just gets washed down the drain, you dont have to empty anything.

"The word "soccer" originated in England in the late 19th century as a slang abbreviation of the term "association football". British students at universities like Oxford and Cambridge in the 1880s were known for their linguistic creativity and for adding "-er" endings to words as nicknames. They adapted "association" to "assoc," then "assoccer," and eventually "soccer". The term quickly spread beyond the university campus" and it is still used by some, so we (America) didn't come up with it. ;)

Funny enough soccer was originally called soccer, the English changed it to football after they found out the Americans were calling it soccer.

@JoelGlazer18

23 күн бұрын

No it was called Association Football and a bunch of weirdos at Oxford University decided to shorten that to Soccer no normal Englishman has ever in the history of the sport called it soccer.

@thepayne7862

23 күн бұрын

The point is calling it soccer still originated in the UK, it just didn't take hold.

@chrisp308

23 күн бұрын

​@@thepayne7862 you can say it until blue in the face but they will always refuse to except the fact they created the word in the first place for some reason must be the weather or something

@thebrhinocerous

23 күн бұрын

No…everywhere else in the world doesn’t have fizzy lemonade. It’s made differently all over the world.

@chrisp308

23 күн бұрын

@@thebrhinocerous what does that have to do with the original comment? 😅

From what I've seen in the comments it seems a lot of people don't like Diane. Pretty sure you have reacred to is Across the Pond, he is better to react to than Diana when it comes to talking about things here in the States. He isn't nearly as negative and condescending as she is.

@annfrost3323

23 күн бұрын

No, he is not. He's sarcastic in a British kind of 'humor' and thinks he knows about the US.

@chere100

23 күн бұрын

Do you mean Lost in the Pond?

@jaythomaso9311

22 күн бұрын

​@@annfrost3323 but he is. Sarcasm is a great quality to have, and he actually lives here

@fawng5881

22 күн бұрын

I love Lost in the Pond. You should react to his videos instead of Dianne's. He tells the truth, what he says you can believe, what Dianne says, well what can I say nice, shes wrong most of the time, the majority of the time. She needs to start doing videos of Ireland, I would watch than, but she is wrong about the US and should stop doing videos about the US till she can tell the truth.

The final exam covers everything you covered the whole year. You have a lot to remember.

I have never had fizzy lemonade, that is lemon soda and sounds gross. Squeeze a bunch of lemons, add water and sugar to the juice, chill it and enjoy. my friends from Ecuador and Peru make it the same way I do, so Americans aren't the only ones.

@Tracywhited2

23 күн бұрын

She's pretty dim. 😂😵‍💫

@denniss5505

22 күн бұрын

Well to be fair, Ecuador and Peru are Americans, just South American, like US and Canada are North Americans

@greeneyedlady5580

17 күн бұрын

​@@denniss5505 Nice job totally missing the point. Diane specifically said that the US is the ONLY COUNTRY that doesn't drink fizzy lemonade, which was clearly not true.

All hail the International Fooccer Champions!

My favorite egg is a deviled egg.

@rosynwhyr5778

23 күн бұрын

Yuuuus

@danhollifield

23 күн бұрын

Deviled Eggs are fantastic! My favorite for breakfast is scrambled, though. An omelet is a quiche the cook got tired of messing around with before it got poured into the pie crust--but both are good! --Dan

@pinkonesie

22 күн бұрын

The best egg.

@JaimeMesChiens

19 күн бұрын

Deviled eggs, with Frank’s hot sauce, and sliced green, pimento olives atop. Now I am going to make a dozen, because it’s hard to think about deviled eggs without wanting them!

@JaimeMesChiens

19 күн бұрын

@@danhollifield I am French (live in USA) and we make quiche with 5 eggs, 240 cc/ 8 oz heavy cream, and 120 cc/ 4 oz whole milk as custard base. Do you add cream or milk to make an American omelette? The crust I make for quiche, I use 1/2 butter and 1/2 cream cheese for the fat. Always whole wheat flour, although any sifted flour will do. Please tell me more about how to make a nice American omelette. Oh, my favorite quiche has fresh spinach, sautéed onion, sautéed cremini mushrooms, and Gruyère cheese. Salt, pepper, and a touch of nutmeg also gets whisked into the custard.

Why does she hate options? I love options!!!

@sherryjoiner396

23 күн бұрын

That seems to be a major problem for her. I don't understand why more options would be bad! ❤

@fawng5881

22 күн бұрын

Americans are the options people :)

She was "correct" about everything she listed... It's the "why" that got lost. The egg thing, for instance, is massively regionaly influenced. Half the styles she mentioned, are not normally available, all 50 states. The automatic "questions" goes all the way back to the 1950's. Auto, back then, equalled luxury. As the tech became more affordable due to economy of scale, it became a lux option everyone demanded. By the 1960's, it had become the new normal, baseline. Garbage disposals are based on the fact that the majority of American plumbing is based on larger internal diameter piping. Disposals are scary good, at tearing any kind of plant or animal matter in tiny little bits, easily flushed away by the water flow, into the sewer system. (If your home plumbing runs off of a septic system, off grid in a rural community for instance, you might not have a disposal because of the risks to the system)

@hannabertrand4460

23 күн бұрын

She's still wrong about the lemonade.

@asmoduce

23 күн бұрын

@@hannabertrand4460 that American lemonade isn't "fizzy"?

@hannabertrand4460

23 күн бұрын

@@asmoduce yeah lol. How do you make homemade sparkling lemonade? There's no way sugar would dissolve in sparkling water right?

@asmoduce

23 күн бұрын

@@hannabertrand4460 heh, I am so confused... Wrong that American lemonade isn't fizzy, or that "fizzy" is better somehow? Or, that the majority of Americans make sparkling lemonade at home? (something I had to actually search up, to understand what the term meant)

@annfrost3323

23 күн бұрын

The first cars manufactured in the US in the early 1900s by Ford, Oldsmobile and Chevrolet, were all automatic. The clotch pedal and mechanic shifting came later.

Adam spilling his Monster took me out 😂

Our university finals are a large part of the grade, but they are by no means most of the grade

Americans will use anything at all to measure distance to avoid using the metric system.

@diggity1039

23 күн бұрын

We do use the metric system, it's mostly for non-dairy beverages, such as the 2 liter.

@katzgar

23 күн бұрын

we dont weigh in stones

@shawn9922

23 күн бұрын

Not true a football field is 100 yards. We correlate the distance of 100 yards to a football field so we can look at a distance and automatically know how far something is in a close rough estimate we actually used this method in the Army for knowing how to range out weapons without needing tools. Its why we have some of the best snipers in the world and some of the best technology and equipment. The evidence of it being superior is in the technology and innovation. Technology developers around the world started using it as well. If it's not broken, use it don't fix it.

@Culdcepter

23 күн бұрын

@@shawn9922 Or in the navy, we said a carrier was over 3 football fields long...we knew exactly what that means.

@TanyaQueen182

23 күн бұрын

my gun is a .9mm. That's metric. :)

Adam, when she started talking about eggs your eyes glossed over and I thought you were going to go crazy. 😅

Oh no! I can't listen to Diane..she has no clue and makes things uo...will catch you later when you get rid of her

We're different from Europe in many things, similar in others. Thanks for not calling us " weird" I mean, no offense but if we wanted to be British we'd have never sent you guys packing. 🤪 Sunny side up by the way. After her lecture on voting I learned in another thread that Irish voting turnout is about 50%

Manual transmissions are fairly rare in the US.

A garbage disposal is also known as a macerator. It literally grinds everything up, so finely that it just goes down the standard sewage pipe. We also through eggshells, chicken, bones, etc. into the garbage disposal. It used to be more of an issue, but modern disposals have no issue. The only places were garbage disposals are not allowed. Is I leave New York city and it’s five boroughs because they’re piping is quite dated.

This lady hasn’t had good ol southern lemonade and limeade…. But on the other hand yall europeans have to order flat water as apposed to water sooo 🤷🏻‍♂️

@JoelGlazer18

23 күн бұрын

Sounds like you drink sparkling water to me 🤪🤪

Our fizzy lemonade is just Sprite 🤷‍♂️

@chere100

23 күн бұрын

Sprite is in my top three sodas, up there with Dr Pepper and Red Creme.

I'd say that by 1960, at least 75% of American cars were equipped with automatics, and some individual makes (especially certain General Motors brands) were already majority-equipped with automatics as early as 1950. Now it's in excess of 95%.

10 complaints from an adult child

@jaythomaso9311

22 күн бұрын

😅

When we use the length of a football field as a measurement of distance, it’s usually a conversation between two dudes. Football fields are 100 yards long. It helps to visualize how far away something really is.

The woman who recorded this video is so annoying and so whiny.

She is so incredibly insulting to those of us that live in the United States, not to mention wrong about pretty much everything she's said. 🥱🙄

@TanyaQueen182

23 күн бұрын

This. I no longer watch reactors react to her videos. I love Adam, and a few other British reactors like L3WG, but I refuse to watch any videos that feature her anymore.

@cln333

22 күн бұрын

@@TanyaQueen182 yep. I recently slowed way down on watching Lewis because of her (mainly). She's obnoxious and ditzy. All she does is make generalizations based on her limited views of America. Those of us that LIVE here can't even come to a fraction of the conclusions she does, because everything varies so much here.

@gorgejung307

19 күн бұрын

Nothing about this woman’s personal experience is insulting. The only insulting thing is how many cry baby Americans are in these comments.

@robin-76

6 күн бұрын

She's super condescending, not to mention wrong. I assume she's rage-baiting. She knows her audience is American.

@alwaysflushinpublic

3 күн бұрын

@@robin-76 I've wondered what would happen if we (USA) boycotted YT for like 6 months what would happen to the "nuclear" reactor channels.

Driving a stick is a badge of honor, not many can drive manual anymore. The coolest car I ever owned, a 1965 Ford Mustang, was a stick….. Vrmmm Vrmmm. 🙌

@thepayne7862

23 күн бұрын

My 1990 Ford mustang was manual I miss driving that car. I was so use to driving manual, that even when diving automatic I still keep my hand on the gear shift.

@danhollifield

23 күн бұрын

The easiest way to make a car un-steal-able nowadays is to get a manual transmission, make the starter switch a foot-operated button on the floorboards, and install a battery cut-off switch inside a lockable glove-box--or somewhere else hidden from view. --Dan

Majority of people can’t stand her videos

You can also get your eggs done in "bull's eye" style, where you cut a circle, square, or other shapes out of the middle of a slice of bread and cook the egg in the hole you created. The part you cut out you save so you can dip it in the egg yolk after the egg is done cooking.

The chick in is video is not very bright

@zur195

23 күн бұрын

Wsp

Lemonade is freshly squeezed lemons. Add it to water and enough sugar to make it sweet, but tart.

15:50 she's 100% wrong We have this thing called a trash can 😮‍💨

I was sitting here watching you, thinking, why is he going to knock that can over? As soon as I thought it, you did it.

theres actually a law in the United states that if your working your employer has to legally let you leave work to vote. and yes automatic cars are the default, mostly only car enthusiast buy manuals, actually knowing how to drive a manual car is so uncommon, they are almost never stolen because most people dont know how to drive them. the way garbage disposals work is it basically blends the food waste into liquids and it goes down the drain

This woman grates on my nerves.

@diggity1039

23 күн бұрын

grates cheese?

She is a big nope! I think she is absolutely annoying. You, on the other hand,are a joy to watch!

The US is a vast nation different people do different things. I think it’s pretty stupid to say 350 million people all do the same thing.

i'm an American and my complaints are rarely formal, also yes our Lemonade aint fizzy, why does the rest of the world make Lemonade fizzy when that fizz runs out in no time flat? then it just makes you wanna throw away your Lemonade cause it's gone flat!

I love your videos man please keep them coming

I'm american and I start with my thumb when counting...

The name of SOCCER came from ENGLAND we just use it. Linguistically creative students at the University of Oxford in the 1880s distinguished between the sports of “rugger” (rugby football) and “assoccer” (association football). The latter term was further shortened to “soccer” (sometimes spelled “socker”), and the name quickly spread beyond the campus. However, “soccer” never became much more than a nickname in Great Britain.

No garbage disposal

The vast majority of Americans drive automatic, but a lot allow you to drive it manually if you want with gear switches behind the steering wheel or it’s a part of the automatic stick shift.

@thepayne7862

23 күн бұрын

Sadly most cars don't have just a manual option any more.

@hannabertrand4460

23 күн бұрын

I think it's probably because Americans drive a lot (as opposed to public transit, etc) and a lot of people commute. Doing that without cruise control sucks!

@commonsence1129

23 күн бұрын

@@hannabertrand4460 Also driving a manual in slow moving traffic can become tiresome.

@hilarytimpe7056

22 күн бұрын

The new car I bought last year has that option. Although I learned to drive stick, I didn't do it a lot, so, I don't use it.

I don't know about you, but I can't raise my ring finger to indicate four if I start with my thumb. It'd go straight from three to five. It just makes more sense to me to start with the index finger, since you use the thumb to hold the other fingers down until you need to raise them. I love a good scrambled egg or omlette. But making egg salad out of hard boiled eggs... just... that is the best thing ever. It's soccer. You can't change my mind. Also, it's a "football field long" means, 100 yards. Are you not the metric people? I thought you liked things in tens and hundreds. ;p Automatic is the best. I'm damn near 40 and have no idea how a manual transmission works. I better not go to Europe I guess. All I need is Park, Reverse, Neutral, and Drive. Thank you. Course work doesn't count as part of your grades across the pond? I mean, the finals here are a big part of your grade, sometimes up to 50%, but anything below 60% is a fail and if you didn't do any of the other coursework, you could 100% the final and you would not pass. I said "wait, what?" just as she was saying it. I use that phrase like ten times a day. Normally in Voices of the Void, but that's neither here nor there. That is NOT what "wait, what?" means. It does NOT mean "oh I wasn't listening to you" it's a call for clarification. As in "Wait, you said what? Could you repeat that?" it's just faster and funner to say "wait, what!?" I have seen the good and bad of "I want to talk to a manager". I've had to do it when there was a problem with my transaction. Mom did it when we went to Florida and the hotel room was not only not what was shown on the website, but was incredibly filthy. She talked to the manager and got the reservation canceled and refunded. Course we did have to drive around a lot to find a hotel that WOULD take a no-notice reservation for 13 days. We stayed there night one, I had to use the pull out bed in the couch. It was FULL of dirt, crumbs, a lost TV remote... I just... no thanks. And, I've seen karens blow up over not getting their entitlement and demanding to see a manager. Garbage disposals are not standard. My mother's house doesn't have one. We did when I was a kid. My apartment did have them, there's still a switch for it, but they took them all out because... well, more than one resident stuck their hand down there to grab something and propped themselves up on the wall and bumped the switch. The disposal is... think of it like a blender on puree mode. It blends everything into a fine paste that washes down the pipes with the water. Oof, this turned into another novel, lol

Dude, you can make your own lemonade. Lemons, water, sugar. Grab a pitcher, squeeze the juice of like 3-4 lemons in the bottom, put like 1/2 a cup to a cup of sugar in depending on how sweet you want it, fill it up with water. Not that hard.

It's only weird if it doesn't work 🤷‍♂️

Over medium...yolk I can dip in and no egg snot

Most Americans have automatic cars, in fact, i am 67 yrs old and have never had a standard or stick shift car

Love you Adam, but don't care for her.

Mine favorite egg is over medium. ETA: No, I don't drink fizzy lemonade. Garbage disposals do not come standard. I don't have one and I have to have a stopper to keep garbage from going down the drain.

The US doesn't do things like other countries because we are the U.S. We don't ask your country be more like us. If you don't like America, you don't have to come here.

@Stefanie0623

23 күн бұрын

You don't have to be a dick, you know

@fawng5881

22 күн бұрын

BOOM ... Right to the point. Exactly

I have had lemonade outside of the US and we have that here. It is called Sprite. Real lemonade in the US is made from real lemons, sugar and water. Much better.

Stickers are " belittling " the American people, but not her saying all the " weird" things we do. Ok. 😊

I have never ever owned or been in a house with a garbage disposal. And the first rule of complaing at a restaurant is don't send your food back, it may come back worse, as with something in it.

Fun fact, most younger people in America don't even know how to drive manual and in many cases you can't even get vehicle models with a manual transmission.

Congrats on reaching 20k on Twitch!!! #InHonorOfRichard🐴

@MoreAdamCouser

23 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Go watch other reactions from Europeans and you will see them complain about more options in America. These people paint Americans as morons for having more options. It drives me nuts how much they complain about it.

Omelettes and sunny side up for me. Lemonade is never fizzy. That's soda or pop. After a hard day working outside there's nothing like someone bringing you a pitcher of homemade lemonade. Lemon's, sugar, and cold water baby.

Most people I know drives automatic cars, I've been driving for more than 30 years and have never driven a stick shift although I do know how, I have a buddy who use to drive a stick all the time, it sucked when having to wait at an incline to turn with other vehicles behind you and him having to pop the clutch to take off and to also prevent rolling backwards into the other vehicles, having to use the clutch and shift gears manually seems like an unnecessary hassle even though some drivers enjoy driving a stick. You can keep the stick shift, I'll stay with an automatic.

@CherylVogler

22 күн бұрын

I had to learn to drive a manual car when we bought one. Yeah, stopping on an incline sure was fun (not!)! And my leg would get so achy in stop and go traffic. I'll stay with an automatic too.

She titled one of her videos 5 WEIRD things about Walmart. Granted if you watch videos regarding the people of Walmart the title fits. However, in this video, she stated that Walmart hires handicapped people. Why in the hell would you say this in any video and worse title it weird? She finds fault in anything she does not fully understand and thinks the US should do it her way. Well my dear we in the US do things our own way and we are better for it.

@Boots_McScoots

18 күн бұрын

Handicapped people shouldn't be allowed to have jobs, I guess?

Automatic cars are definitely default here,many don't even have a manual option.

There is a carbonated lemonade that I buy at my local store but I would call it basically a lemonade soda

the garbage disposal chops it up so fine it goes down the drain

An American football field is 100Yards long segmented into 5yard increments. It’s easy to reference because everyone can visualize it.

I drive a manual in the states. Also, I can drive said manual, eat a burger, send a text, drink a rum and coke and rip a spliff all at the same time.

Americans live in their cars so an automatic helps... especially in traffic. Your leg will go numb shifting in LA traffic at 5pm

There’s fizzy lemonade if you want to buy that crap it’s called sparkling lemonade, here down in the south, we make homemade lemonade from lemons, water, and sugar, without any kind of fizz, which is what your ancestors used to make you diztz

Once upon a Time Americans were taxed without representation, so we have our little stickers that say, I voted leave us alone

I don't have a garbage disposal. I don't think they are very sanitary. They can get very stinky if not maintained properly.

96% of Americans drive cars with automatic transmissions. In 2023, only 0.9% of new light-duty vehicles sold in the US had a manual transmission, and in 2024, there are only about 30 models in the US that still offer a stick shift.

My question is what makes her an authority about what is weird and what isn't?

Garbage disposals would definitely be standard here in America. Even apartments, AirBNBs, and some extended stay hotels have them. I know there are homes in America that dont have them, but I cant remember the last time I have seen a kitchen without one. That one is accurate. Also garbage disposals chew up the food waste into small pieces that can then flow out the pipe with the rest of the waste water from the home and back to the sewage plant. So you cant just put ANYTHING into them. Things you cant put in a disposal are things like bones, grease, non-food items, coffee grounds (can get tightly packed and clog the pipe), etc. 👍

I like my eggs over medium that means runny yoke but no runny whites. I think it also kinda implies I'd prefer my yoke cooked slightly rather than risk runny whites.

Who is Diane to tell us the "I voted" stickers are unnecessary? We like them. It also reminds other people to go vote. Yeah, everyone likes stickers. I don't tell other countries what's unnecessary for them so...😂

The US is quite large and varied. We do anything and everything a million different ways. Whatever works....