We DO use 'wash cloths'. They're called 'flannels' here. It's generally expected that you bring your own to hotels. Why were you looking for them in the kitchen section? They'd be with the other bathroom stuff!

@TheSiobhan12

5 жыл бұрын

I kept saying that to my computer. Looking for a flannel in the kitchen section. All a bit odd! 😕 They seemed like a nice family though.

@maddyexplores2190

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheSiobhan12 Yeah, they do- even if they are a bit daft :-p

@ruk2023--

5 жыл бұрын

What kind of shit box hotels are you staying in that doesn't give you a flannel?

@littlemissgiggles165

5 жыл бұрын

@@ruk2023-- most chain hotels don't seem to have flannel when I stay in them. A couple of b&bs have had them but in general I bring my own as most don't have them

@ammoneggs69

5 жыл бұрын

@@ruk2023-- I know they wash them in high temperatures, but I still don't like the idea of washing my face with something people probably washed their privates with. Drying with towels someone else has used is bad enough.

I'm happy to see these Americans enjoying England. They are so lovely

This fella sounds more excited than his kids, good on you mate

@pokemon_2024_opening

5 жыл бұрын

i was loving his buzz :D great video.

Guys thank you so much for all the love! We plan to move somewhere in Europe. This trip was a big eye opener.

@simsimb7914

5 жыл бұрын

Come to London

@bigsmoke8571

5 жыл бұрын

Big diffrence between London and Barcelona stupid yank

@ovaltineforlife4778

5 жыл бұрын

Consider places like Richmond, Elmbridge and Epsom. Nice places, but you pay less tax for the latter two (different county, a bit like a different state).

@SuperDancingdevil

5 жыл бұрын

Well come and visit us again there is far more our country has to offer, Next time perhaps do a road trip and see more of the country and get a feel for it, Plus as far as eating goes you can walk into any town and find food from all over the world being sold in Restaurants, For Example in my small market town where I live there is Indian, Chinese, Thai, Nepali, South African, Italian Restaurants to choose from as well as those offering more British food and that’s just in my tiny town, There is so much beautiful countryside to see and historical landmarks everywhere, So I hope you and the whole family visit us again soon.

@irrelevance3859

5 жыл бұрын

@@simsimb7914 London is so expensive to live in there's really no point if youre moving to UK unless you know you've got money. If you were to come to the UK you'd be better off in Leeds or Liverpool or something.

If they enjoyed Crawley then the rest of the UK is must be 5 Star 😂 I live in the UK and Crawly is the last place I would go 😂

@rvoiello

5 жыл бұрын

I am from Brighton but I would rather go to Crawley than go to Stoke or Hull lol.

@rebeccadunn-coleman7928

5 жыл бұрын

Leon Anderson nope but I’m guessing it’s bad 😂

@rebeccadunn-coleman7928

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Voiello I’m also from Brighton and I would rather stay in Brighton

@rvoiello

5 жыл бұрын

@@rebeccadunn-coleman7928 They should have gone to Brighton instead of Crawley and I doubt they would have left lol.

@bloomingeck6072

5 жыл бұрын

Also crawley is not london😠lol

I have to say this was such a happy positive and upbeat video. Made a lovely change to the negativity that I’m usually seeing on the net.

@richardcastro-parker3704

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Also I am please that they found a lot to love about the UK food and they had no qualms in saying it.

We call washcloths flannels in the UK. Try big supermarkets. Or stores that sell bathroom towels.

@janheard3826

5 жыл бұрын

Vicky Taylor some of us call it a face cloth. Flannel is a bit common.

@KM-cw1gv

5 жыл бұрын

me and a bunch of other people

@chivt3204

5 жыл бұрын

@@KM-cw1gv "a bunch of" [squints in British]

@xMourningStar

5 жыл бұрын

We just call them facecloths here in NZ :D

@dillonfloyd

5 жыл бұрын

@jerry the can-can me

You guys are cute, but did you really pass Greggs and not grab a steak bake ?

@annother3350

5 жыл бұрын

They don't want to die young

@tweetybaby1100

5 жыл бұрын

S a u s a g e. R o l l s.

@liamelsdon-thomas8692

5 жыл бұрын

Steak bake? Sausage rolls are a god send.

@kirainkwell7755

5 жыл бұрын

You. Cant just pass a greggs up and not get somthing

@conniestyles3435

5 жыл бұрын

Chicken Bake 😋

You sir, are the first American to ever say this. All of my American friends would endlessly complain about how everything here is rubbish compared to the US

@paulstewart7529

5 жыл бұрын

theyre used to artificial flavouring and high fructose corn syrup which are both banned in the eu and many other places which are both highly addictive

@davidwarwicker6164

5 жыл бұрын

That is unusual in my experience. Are you sure your lecturers did not pass on their antiUSA xenophobia to you?

@palm6714

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidwarwicker6164 Maybe in your experience David. But if you read my comment carefully, I said "all of my American friends". Which means that I am not xenophobic to Americans, as I wouldn't be friend with them otherwise and it also means that I experienced it first-hand. A lot of my colleagues are Americans too. Also in my experience, no lecturers in the UK in their right mind would try to pass on their anti-USA sentiments, if there is any.

@paulstewart7529

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidwarwicker6164to much HFCS if you ask me

@Ynysmydwr

5 жыл бұрын

@Gaj I don't think anyone said it was, did they?

Hate to break it to you but to weren't in London, you were In Crawley, which is not London.

@frostythesnowman3533

5 жыл бұрын

Some Americans think that the whole UK is London or England

@markyy3590

5 жыл бұрын

it's not too far away from London but yes it's not London

@eddyjohnson1096

5 жыл бұрын

There's a lot of areas in Engalnd, I didn't know where crawley was lol (I'm from up north).

@davidfree007

5 жыл бұрын

@@eddyjohnson1096 Its right next to Gatwick Airport

@eddyjohnson1096

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidfree007 never heard of Gatwix lol

Loved that you enjoyed the food in Britain. The food probably tasted better in Britain because there are much fewer gmo’s. Many of them are banned in the UK unlike the US. I think the people will be pleased about that.

How well behaved are your children?! Full respect to this family unit! 😎

I am from the UK and I lived in America among other countries for the past 11 years, and I can say without bias UK supermarkets (Tescos especially) have by far the best, and most diverse selection of products.

@moshar12

2 жыл бұрын

Tesco? Really? I truly disagree! US have 'way more' diverse selection of products then the UK

Wow, loved your video. Loved your enthusiasm. Loved that you enjoyed everything. Some folk over here will complain if they get to heaven. How refreshing!

@anghinetti

5 жыл бұрын

Steve Haywood: I certainly would complain if a mistake had been made and I ended-up in heaven. Who wants to sit on a cloud for all eternity, plucking a harp and being pleasant to people you don't know and may not like? Better to be down-below, in the warmth, where all the action takes place: rape, pillage, drunken orgies, murder...the list goes on.

@BSGTheMillionaireMaker

5 жыл бұрын

I did notice that people in UK complain. Hence Brexit. You guys have it made in so many ways.

love how positive you are about UK!

Is anyone gonna answer the girls' snack attack question?!

@chloerose_0615

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly what i was thinking xD

@shayion9765

5 жыл бұрын

cuz they where in asda I'm guessing she means attack snack which u probably know what it is haha

Yes the British use face cloths to wash their faces, they are called flannels! Some hotels provide them and some don't. You do not have to use a dish cloth!

@fattwat1

5 жыл бұрын

I am from the UK and when I go on holiday anywhere I always take my own flannel (wash cloth) I then know it's clean and hygienic

@Bill_Stranix

5 жыл бұрын

Who needs a flannel, just use your hands.

@fattwat1

5 жыл бұрын

@@Bill_Stranix 100% agree

@Bill_Stranix

5 жыл бұрын

@@fattwat1 far more hygienic anyway.

This is not London. This is Crawley. The food here in London is NOT cheap compared to in Crawley.

@annother3350

5 жыл бұрын

My local market is just as cheap as that. I can eat like a king at local takeaways for £5

@wullaballoo2642

5 жыл бұрын

How much is a pint of beer in london these days?

@YangSing1

5 жыл бұрын

s.leon Crawley is in Greater London

@ruk2023--

5 жыл бұрын

@@YangSing1 Crawley is in not in Greater London, it's not even in the same county. But I get why they put London in the title, who the hell knows (or particularly wants to know) where Crawley is and why would they be searching for that on KZread?

@YangSing1

5 жыл бұрын

Ralph Hardwick It is in Greater London, look it up

You’re welcome. 😊 I have to say, I love how well behaved your children are. Awesome.

Glad you enjoyed our supermarkets so much.

@bsgfamily4961

5 жыл бұрын

They were so much fun. And food was so cheap!

@h4rdi7g3

5 жыл бұрын

@@bsgfamily4961 it's Funny Because when i went to the US i was amazed at how Cheap stuff like lobster, shrimp and steak were. That kind of thing is expensive here but in the uk baked goods like cake and stuff and our fruit is much cheaper for some reason. I suppose it costs a Lot more money to ship stuff around the US since it's so Big.

What a lovely family you are :) Just so you know we do use wash cloths but we call them flannels. Hotels don't supply them as we generally find it dirty using a cloth others have used (even if they have been cleaned). We bring our own.

What a lovely family you are :-)

@bsgfamily4961

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

So glad you had fun in London. We call a washcloth over here a flannel and you can by them in somewhere like superdrug/boots or any pharmacy 😊. We do use them by the way lol x

Enjoyed the chaos of the vid and your excitement in Asda. UK by no means perfect, but you can find decent or good value food if you look. Hope you enjoyed the trip and youd be more than welcome back.

In the UK we have so much more food legislation in part thanks to Europe. That is partly why food is better. For example our heinz tomato ketchup doesn't have all the rubbish like high fructose corn syrup to get you hooked on sugar.

Damn, you guys are so appreciative - I love that. You seem like a great family! I'm glad you enjoyed your time in the UK!

yeah cineworld is overpriced

@annother3350

5 жыл бұрын

Take your own food and drink. It's allowed!!

@terminalfrost3645

5 жыл бұрын

all the cinemas are.

@justme4177

5 жыл бұрын

If you wanna go cinema In London vue in Fulham is probably the cheapest

@hannahabdi7699

5 жыл бұрын

pure cosmic-flow all vue is cheaper because they have deals, I went to Fulham Monday for £4.99 any movie

@calum5975

5 жыл бұрын

@@terminalfrost3645 Vue do all movies for £5 now so it's decent. Food is a rip of ofcourse.

The title should be "Everything is better in Crawley"..... Actually of second thoughts, everything is better in Crawley???? You can't lie like that on KZread, it is going to give people false hope about Crawley, everything is better is London is a better lie.

@ClareB78

5 жыл бұрын

Driving Crawley I grew up in Crawley and couldn’t wait to get out.

@YangSing1

5 жыл бұрын

Clare Bailey To crawl out I imagine?

@ellieadams7262

5 жыл бұрын

To Americans England is London😂

@ClareB78

5 жыл бұрын

@@YangSing1 No, I ran as quickly as I could!

@anghinetti

5 жыл бұрын

@@ClareB78: Why run when there is a perfectly good railway service?

No one in the UK go to that cinema because of the price.

Cake aisle of any supermarket here, I have to look away and walk fast. They are well priced and delicious. Great vlog, lovely family, hope you all had a great trip.

There’s a big demand for strawberries starting in May when tennis comes to Wimbledon, and they’re perfect with scones and clotted cream. Glad you liked them.

@ayishaks6510

5 жыл бұрын

They are good with weetabix and blueberries for breakfast. Or slice them then lay them on a tray in the oven for 5 minutes for a healthy snack or cake decoration.

Bloke was like a kid in a sweet shop.

@bsgfamily4961

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you have to watch him. He eats healthy though. But not because he wants to.

Absolutely loved this video. Practically laughed right the way through what with your opinions and commentary. Thanks!

Pack your bags kids, that's right...we're going to Crawley!

@bloomingeck6072

5 жыл бұрын

Im expecting chevy chase to star in his next installment of an american in crawley vacation style😉

Food and agricultural safety/standards are quite strict here in the EU and are properly enforced throughout the EEA. Genetically modified food is mostly banned too (although the British government is desperate to change this.) At the moment, it looks good and tastes good. The UK is great in terms of choice because we pick up so many different influences from around the world and can even import stuff quite cheaply... well, for the moment, anyway. Note: Crawley isn't London... London is more expensive.

@liamhartley1533

5 жыл бұрын

TheSaintST1 not to make this a political debate, but I'm sh***ing when we come out of the EU. I don't want different food standards, GMOs p, artificial colours and flavours. That's not to mention chlorine washed chicken, unwashed eggs and hormone fed beef and milk which is what we could get if there is any form of food trade deal with the US. :( as much as I love the US - their food standards are awful.

@EdgyNumber1

5 жыл бұрын

@@liamhartley1533 The NFU are fighting to keep agri-food standards on par with the rest of the EEA so that cheaper lower quality imports can't enter the chain. The fear is that lower quality/priced food could force some farmers out of business. Another point is that food has to be checked which costs time and money, and the temptation to reduce food and agri standards is there to reduce the burden on the system that keeps us safe and animal welfare standards high.

@liamhartley1533

5 жыл бұрын

TheSaintST1 that’s good to know, glad someone is trying to keep what we’ve got.

@marycarver1542

2 жыл бұрын

Artificial colours and flavourings are banned here in food, also most things have cut right back, if not out, of sugar ... so you are getting the real deal, not a bunch of chemicals.

But you guys are so cuteeee. I love how excited about the grocery store u are. I want a plane to England for all those snacks my Goddddd

@anastasiaeqbali6933

5 жыл бұрын

​@cm. CG Mmmmmmm..nah😊

I was very happy to see you guys enjoying yourselves. I could feel your energy ,freeness and naturalness. In the Uk you won’t have anyone profiling you. I don’t know if you are still here or if you come back. The first police officer you see just go up to them and start a conversation. Uk Police are so relax and friendly. We moan about them but we are very proud of them. I don’t know if you have more videos of your time here but I’ll check. In fact I’m going to sub.

Great to see you enjoying our country,the prices for food is close all round the country in the supermarkets,until you go in a cafe or restaurant ,them we pay a lot less ,and the rest of the country moans about the prices in London,just a small snippet, the is a lot more to the UK than London,wish you had time to explore.

@Crimson_Logic

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Smith Crawley ain't London. It's nowhere near

@bananasplit6048

5 жыл бұрын

Crawley can kinda be compared to areas on the outskirts where its barely london however Central London is NOTHING like what they're saying

Loved it, keep up the good work.

@bsgfamily4961

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

I enjoyed your video guys. I stopped going to the movies years ago because of how expensive it was becoming. I'm glad you like the food, most Americans seem to hate it because it's fresh and free of all the crap you guys like to put in it. I would also recommend you guys exploring out of the big towns and go explore some very old British towns in the countryside, you'll find the people extremely friendly and home cooked food in little pubs.

@richardcastro-parker3704

5 жыл бұрын

Yes it's free of the high fructose corn syrup that seems to be I. A lot of food in America. I mean food like ketchup that doesn't need it.

I'm from the UK and I've lived in the US for a few years now, and I have to agree, the quality of american food isn't really that good compared to back home, in america it's all about quantity with gigantic portion sizes, but in Europe the focus is more so about quality. Depends on your preference. In terms of prices, I'd say there isn't too much difference, There's budget supermarkets and high end supermarkets, restaurants wherever you go, in both countries . When eating out in the US I do go for Mexican or Italian food mostly, I tend to avoid fast food

Fair play. Your a beautiful family. The UK is the place. So nice to hear you enjoyed 💗

Notice we don't have to tip waiters either:) you can do but it's not compulsory

@ruk2023--

5 жыл бұрын

As ridiculous as us Brits think it is TO tip everyone 20% Americans think it is just as ridiculous NOT TO tip everyone 20%. It's a cultural difference, every country has them.

@adgeyuk9803

5 жыл бұрын

Ralph Hardwick nope not at all. Waiters in America rely on tips due to not having a minimum wage, where as in England waiters get a set wage £10 /12 an hour. Tips are a bonus.

@ruk2023--

5 жыл бұрын

@@adgeyuk9803 We are saying the same thing really. My point is that it is a normal part of American life to tip service industry people (because they rely on it and because nobody wants to appear to be cheap - if anything the social pressure of tipping is the main driver. Because everyone tips you're seen as an asshole if you don't). When I'm in America I act like an American and when I'm back home in England I act like a Brit. What I find annoying is when people go do different countries and don't play ball with the culture of doing things in that culture).

@mbenrice

5 жыл бұрын

Being British, I used to get some terrible service when I lived in the States because as soon as they heard my accent they assumed I wouldn't tip. There is an unwritten agreement that Europeans don't tip, which is quite accurate when dealing with the French, Germans and Spanish tourists. The British are probably the best of the worst - but Europeans don't understand how little American service staff make, which can be as low as 3 or 4 dollars an hour sometimes. Quite hard to give a tip when they have been purposely rude - though I did tip all the time.

@ruk2023--

5 жыл бұрын

@@mbenrice I think that has changed for the main part, I spend 2-3 months a year in the US mainly on the east coast, west coast and Colorado and I've always found people super friendly with my accent - that being said they could be giving me worse service than Americans but it's still better than British customer service.

Morrisons do the BEST donuts around and 5 for only 50p

@Homelander6341

5 жыл бұрын

Facts!

@GreatSageSunWukong

5 жыл бұрын

Nope find a Sainsbury's with a bakery, then correct your mistake beliefs

@bananasplit6048

5 жыл бұрын

When 5 donuts are cheaper than a sandwich

@bsgfamily4961

5 жыл бұрын

We'll go there next time we visit!

@bigzy8183

5 жыл бұрын

You know, Morrison’s donuts are scary good for the price.

Of course we have face flannels, the hotel should provide them.

@bsgfamily4961

5 жыл бұрын

We couldnt find them anywhere!

@paullaup5475

5 жыл бұрын

We use sponges in the UK. The pound shop would have had them in the toiletries section. Or Savers, Boots or Superdrug would have had them. 😊 Or any supermarket ..

@pyeltd.5457

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Pinn we don't use spounges. Flannels only. In UK

@fattwat1

5 жыл бұрын

@@pyeltd.5457 yes some people do use sponges in the UK don't know what part of the UK your from but some use flannels some use sponges of all kinds

@pyeltd.5457

5 жыл бұрын

fattwat1 I'm from Kent and I use flannels to wash my face, dick, balls, arm pits and arse crack and legs/arms and feet.

Thanks for a very wholesome video. Looks like you guys had lots of fun in our country. Regarding wash cloths, you bring your own. You can find cinemas such as VUE that cost £5 a ticket.

You should try going up north in the UK cheaper for some reason houses and rent like half the price

@anghinetti

5 жыл бұрын

Dantheman: I don't think they were here to buy or rent a house. Anyway, who would want to go 'Up North' when all the action is 'Down South'? That's the reason why it's cheaper 'Up North' than it is 'Down South'.

@dearfutureme2929

5 жыл бұрын

Sommatore Nero I’m northern and I’ve been down south loads because my auntie lives in London and my nan in devon and let me say, I prefer the nw. We have more culture with the Beatles and oasis than u southerners could ever have!! Xx

@ArthurShelby-PB

5 жыл бұрын

Dear FutureMe - the south ain’t even England anymore it’s a mess, us northerners are the only real example of being English.

Thank you for visiting England. If you had came at Easter the country would have been awash with chocolate eggs! Lots of British people grow their own fruit/veg which is so much tastier than shop bought. We love our gardens.

Made me chuckle...... you were pretty much the same as me and my family when we went to the US!

Wow, Crawley was like 5 star for them. Come visit Shropshire, nice peaceful and rural and by the looks of it you’ll think it’s 7 star 😂

Wash cloths are called flannels in the UK you can buy them in lots of places when we go on holiday we tend to take one with us

Alot of the ingreidients that are banned in uk are legal in USA BECAUSE their health care is a bussines and the Goverment know this. Keeping people eating rubbish, keeps people getting sick, wich in turn KEEPS THE BUSSINESS RUNNING.

WHy Pizza Hut? Why not somewhere British? As a rule I don't fly thousands of miles to eat the stuff I can get at home.

@ovaltineforlife4778

5 жыл бұрын

Wahaca is a great restaurant chain from the UK, but they don't have a restaurant in Crawley. They should've had a look for some pubs though.

@nicolerenaee

5 жыл бұрын

that pizza hut wasnt anything like it is in america. maybe thats why

@rudimental8917

5 жыл бұрын

@@ovaltineforlife4778 Wahaca is awful.

@ovaltineforlife4778

5 жыл бұрын

@@rudimental8917 When I've been there it's great. Which one did you go to?

@richardcastro-parker3704

5 жыл бұрын

Yes but pizza Hut in the UKis likely better than in the US in terms of quality. In part due to more stringent food laws etc.

Wonderful, I love the enthusiasm :)

Appreciate your kind words about London , places , food , I would be the same in USA happy holiday people

We do use washcloths but we either call it flannels or wash rag and you can get them in like Superdrug or boots.

Americans need to realise that 10 degrees or 45 degrees fharinite is ALOT for the uk we are in shorts at around 8 degrees celcius

lol i wish i could be that excited when visiting store. But yes when we went to USA i could not believe how expensive it was especially healthy foods

2:35 *We do wash our faces, however, at a hotel, you usually bring your own amenities.*

Over a year late but loving your reaction. How was the whole food experience from London? Was there anything you didn't like?

What a lovely family you are! Beautiful!

Like many others have pointed out, Crawley is NOT London - in fact Crawley is around 26 miles from central London! I live in Crawley (well, on the outskirts near the airport) and we are near enough exactly halfway between central London and Brighton on the south coast. Apart from the touristy parts, London is a dive. I really wish people visiting the UK explored anywhere else than London as then you'll see the real country and the real people. London is just another typical capital city filled with people from all over the world. That Pizza hut is opposite TGI Fridays where my daughter works while she's finishing her Law degree. Where you are filming at 3:14 is almost exactly where Queen Elizabeth planted a tree back in the late 1950s - you were standing in what is known as Queens Square. They removed the tree around 10 years ago to build some new shops on the site of where the tree was - in fact the shop that was near enough exactly where the tree was is an Ann Summers (adult) shop! The Asda you were in is around 200 yards from the George Hotel, which has been there for around 500 years, maybe longer. It was a rest point for travellers in the old days when travelling between London and the coast. They still have the original gantry outside the hotel where they hanged people hundreds of years ago. The hotel is famously haunted. I've been to the US numerous times over the years and it USED to be great as everything was so cheap, but now things are very expensive there compared to here in the UK. That said, we're like you looking at the food in the shops in the US! Good to see a nice respectful and normal family. Every country has its good and bad points. Crawley's good point is that it's nowhere near London lol!!

You should of went to Superdrug you can buy a flannel in there (face cloth) we tend to use scrunchies to wash with . 😊

You can just ask the reception for toothbrush/toothpaste in 3*+ hotels. It’s just to save on waste

Its funny seeing our US brothers and sisters trying out foods and checking the differences in prices here in the UK to what they are back home!!

I didn't want it to end....

Hope you enjoyed your visit to England! I’ve been to New York but would love to explore more of the US.

Thanks for the video, it's nice to see that there is another world out there outside the U.S.👍

Why were they looking for flannels in the kitchen section?

THIS MAKES ME SO PROUD OF BEING FROM LONDON. Please come to us again. :)

Glad you enjoyed your visit. Come back soon! Always interesting to see what people from another country notice about us. I've subscribed.

What a lovely family, a real pleasure to have you over to GB. massive thumbs up 👍❤

Should of asked for a face flannel and then you would be given the wash cloth you desired.

Flannels/wash cloths in poundland are where all the bathroom and toiletries are. 4 for £1.

Congratulations, you experienced England. If you come again, go up North. Maybe find some back water in Yorkshire. You will make friends.

We do use wash cloths, we call them flannels or face cloths. You find them by the soap and towels. Good video.

You guys are hilarious

This so much fun!!! Yes to: "Do not come the grocery store on an empty stomach!" As a Brit who lived in the US, I do the following in the UK hotels: a) use one of my hotel hand-towels as a giant face cloth (they do not usually provide face-cloths, unless a US chain) and b) load up on ice from the hotel bar in a pint glass, because there is usually no ice machines on the landing.

@marycarver1542

2 жыл бұрын

Who would want to re use a face flannel previously used by another visitor ? Take your own if you really must, or use one of small hand towels provided.

I have never been to a hotel in any country that gives you toothpaste and a wash cloth

Loved watching this ,a true honest vlog. Well done guys

Chances are you enjoyed UK fast food fries more because they have only two ingredients, (occasionally three as they add dextrose sometimes), potatoes and vegetable oil. In the USA, McDonalds fries have SEVENTEEN Ingredients, some of which are actually banned in Europe.

If you go to Tesco's they have American branded cerial like the one with marshmallows in them.

@anghinetti

5 жыл бұрын

Pye Ltd: Tesco also have American-branded cereal like the one with marshmallows in them...

@pyeltd.5457

5 жыл бұрын

Why are you copying what i said unless you are a grammar knob lol

@ayishaks6510

5 жыл бұрын

Pye Ltd. He got triggered bc u said Tesco’s not Tesco. 😂

@pyeltd.5457

5 жыл бұрын

Ayisha KS he a knob

All the fruit was grown in the frozen north of Scotland…….Britain is just so amazing.

You video has just popped up onto my screen.And i thought why not.So i clicked and enjoyed it hugely. I hope that we looked after you properly and hope to see more of you soon.God bless.👍❤🇬🇧🇺🇸

Towel for drying and face wipes for face after bath or shower

Dislikes are from the people who love the USA just that bit too much.

In the UK we provide towels in hotels you have to provide your own personal cloths most people in the UK has what is called a toiletries bag with your own face cloth toothbrush and paste soap (hygiene reason), if you liked London try the rest of the country. The difference between UK and American food is there's a lot of chemical's in American that's banned in the UK and Europe.

Its a weird experience to hear the parents are far more enthusiastic/excited than the kids😉

it's cause we don't add chemicals or preservatives to some things

Most of us Brits usually bathe in a tin bath tub in front of a coal fire on a Sunday evening, the pecking order is Father, mother, then children eldest to youngest, but remember don't throw the baby out with the bath water, some houses even have inside toilets

You can get wash cloths at drug stores like Boots.

@handsoffmycactus2958

5 жыл бұрын

Mad About Model Cars flannels, and pharmacy / chemists

I stay in 4-star hotels often in the US and it's not common to have toothpaste. Probably should go to the soap section for flannels/face cloths. You're also making me so HOMESICK!!

Lol London....Creepy Crawley. Nice vid anyway I'd recommend getting out of Crawley though and go see some beautiful English countryside! 😀

Thank you for taking me on your vacation lol enjoyed every min of your holiday great family,nice video i would love to visit crawley in the future u all had a wonderful time 💕

American to English Dishrags - tea towels Face clothes - flannels Dollar store - Poundland Also U said 50 cent for the doughnuts but it would be 50 pence British currency x

@PointNemo9

5 жыл бұрын

He meant 50 (per)cent of 1 GBP

Lovely family.

Just out of interest, why were you in Crawley?

I am feeling so bad about what's happening in the UK now that watching this gave me such a lift!! Thank you, my friend. Come up to Manchester some time.

This guys needs to understand that the prices are going to be really high because he's near the capital

Cinema's over here can be really expensive (especially the food). You can however buy a family ticket that covers two adults & two children at a discounted price. Most cinema's also do a cheap ticket on Monday or Tuesday before 5pm as an incentive to get people through the doors on quiet days. Typically it's about £10.