American Reacts to 10 Pics That Show How Life in the UK is VERY DIFFERENT

You put milk on them

You either read it as paracetamol or paracetamol.

Not sure what you're saying 😅.

Jeez! I actually can't watch this shit.

Para-see-tamo.

Your packaging doesn't have braille because no one makes a profit from putting braille on your packaging.

ParaceNtamol 🤣 oh Tyler 😂😂😂

"Weetabix" are breakfast cereal in compressed block form.

15:40 yes. Old notes, when u folded them a certain way. It depicted 9/11

5:39 we got squirrels my guy

If you look, the milk container says 500 ml, which is a bit less than an actual UK pint, but traditionally milk was sole in pints (in glass bottles). If you are a one person family, or just a couple, who mainly has milk with tea of coffee a "pint" is a good size as you stand a chance of using it before it goes off and become cream cheese. Milk is also sold in Tetra Pak containers, but usually at the 1 litre (a bit less than 2 pints). In Canada I believe they sell milk in plastic bags (or did, ask a Canadian, I'm a Brit).

In the States you refer to Paracetamol as Acetaminophen. It's the same thing.

Doctors will not give people drugs that are addictive if taken for a long time. Only low addictive pain relief is so sold over the counter. I am in pain at the moment with a bad back and i have just been given a powerful pain relief but only give a weeks supply.

Paracetamol (no n in there) is the same as Tylenol. It's known in the US as Acetaminophen

3,000 Stately homes, (like mini palaces), 4,000 castles & over 16,000 ancient churches.

So, to explain the orange juice photo in spoons. Spoons is short for Weatherspoon's, a massive pub chain throughout the uk, you can go to any town/city in the uk and you wont be far away from a spoons. In context of the photo there's an unwritten British tradition that when going on holiday, when you get to the airport you immediately go to spoons (which are in every uk airport) and take a photo of your pint and send it to your mates to kind of make them feel jealous that your going away on holiday. here maybe his son was under the alcohol drinking age so he sent a picture of his pint of orange juice, learning the tradition early lol.

Policeman: Sir can you walk in a straight line over the yellow markings please
Me: oh crap I am fucked.

Americans call their drugs by their brand name rather than what they are. The pharmaceutical industry over there is like a private market.

Why do you keep putting a ‘n’ in Paracetamol?! 🙉

Paracetamol is acetomenophen. Yes all our meds and poisons have braille. Hedgehogs are not pets in UK they are wildlife oh and we have squirrels too! I couldn't watch any further cos you sound like a complete idiot

The word Tyler my lad is paracetamol not paracentamol, also it's illegal to own a hedgehog in the UK so they are wild animals not pets

Hedgehogs in the Wild here... no joke.
Regards

The first picture is likely about the price difference for the same product. Look in the background of the image: same product, one box costs £0.64 and the other costs £0.58
And like many others said, paracetamol is just the active ingredient in Tylenol. It's known in the US as acetaminophen.

Hedgehogs crossed the land bridge millions of years ago that existed between here and the continent. I have three that live in my gardens.

Paracetamol is the same ingredient in Tylenol, it’s just that we don’t sell 1000 pill jars.

I have come to the conclusion that you live in a wardrobe as you seem to demonstrate an alarming lack of knowledge. Paracetamol! Try looking it up. Where did you get the extra "N"? When you do look it up you might be surprised how cheap a box is in the UK. Try looking at the two prices on the picture then the penny might drop. Dracula is based in Whitby Abbey. An abbey is a type of monastery used by members of a religious order under the governance of an abbot or abbess. Can't you be bothered to understand better than a rather tired and superficial reaction? Why cant you try harder? I am expressing my anxiety through drinking a single malt. Please put a few books in your wardrobe or at least something Google shaped as your reaction video is desperately in need of obvious information. I cant take any more.

My mom and brother eats alot of weatabix, my mom warms her milk up though and uses sweatner instead of unhealthy sugar, my brother uses cold milk and unhealthy sugar, also a Heathrow spoons is a weatherspoons pub in Heathrow London

Late to the game but yes hedgehogs can swim, not oceans obviously but definitely can. Used to help at a hedgehog rescue, used it as physio.

With the random structure they’re usually just random over historic castles or a historic cathedral or church which is old not being fixed but has got damaged over the years just been kept how it is

What’s the image of the pint of milk? Mostly people buy one? That’s usually a bottle that’s 2 pints of milk either blue or green or normally is normally the colour of the label. Sometimes people buy one of the other colours but mainly blue or green in these bottles, but mainly two point this point is smaller that some people buy but mainly we buy 2 pint sizes and we do have even bigger pint than the 2 pint size

I think in America. Hedgehogs would be like in a zoo or somewhere or as a pet but here in the UK you can find them in your garden. They’re just wild animals.

So paracetamol is what we buy we’re only allowed to buy two boxes at a time in a shop same with ibuprofen which paracetamol you take if you have headaches or pain which is slightly similar to ibuprofen

You do realise that Google exists? Really good for looking things up rather than just guessing.

The writing on thge side of the pound coin you have shown actually says "ELIZABETH II D G REG F D" and has the date of minting. The inscription is in latin (with abbreviations, D G is short for Dei Gratia, Reg = Regina and Fid Def = Fidei Defencetrix) and translates as Elizabeth the Second, by the grace of God queen, defender of the Faith (the queen or king of England is head of the Church of England). The other side of the coin says One Pound in small letters, but in minute letters has the date of minting repeated 12 times around the edge, the coin is not circular but a 12 sided polygon.

we feed the hedgehogs at our house, we have a family of them nearby, and yes they are wild animals.
Weetabix is delicious, its for breakfast (or anytime, honestly), but I don't have a dedicated bowl for mine. lol

Hedgehogs are indigenous wildlife in UK. No one in their right mind would want one for a pet, they are full of fleas!

My local supermarket has ibuprofen for 36 p.

On the £1 coin it says on the outside edge, one side says ONE POUND, the other side has the date. The coin is 23.43mm in diameter. You need a powerful magnifier to read it.

Tylenol is just the brand name you have, the drug in the tylenol is paracetamol pronounced, para-seat-a-mol. Also Ibuprofen is a UK invented drug. And yes we have braille. Even on our money

Paracetamol - Pain killers for general aches and pains like headaches, back ache etc
And you won’t be judged, they’re exactly the same. Also, there’s no “n” in it lol

Hedgehogs are cute little things ❤ they’re wild and indigenous

Country can’t focus without their weetabix, you’d have to watch the videos for them.

Someone was pissed painting this lines, idk how they get that wrong when we have vehicles, how did the vehicles get it wrong?
Double yellows mean you can’t park there.

It is socially acceptable to swig milk in the street. We sell it in a pint, 2 pints, four pints or six pints

Whitby Abbey

I like that graffiti.

Mince and tatties are Scottish

And I went to find a club and looked because I didn’t know that.


You really did go for the most random images lol

I love watching Tyler's confusion at the rest of the world: well done at trying to educate yourself in the interesting stuff everyone/someone else does (even though some of it is clearly unfathomable if you have no relatable context)...

I've never considered I could see a hedgehog specialist and try and get one as a pet, but they live wild and free in my garden so I'd rather they just lived there and I enjoyed regularly seeing them live their life in the wild there. My neighbours and I have special little hedgehog holes in our fences so they can wander between our gardens roaming about getting wild food where they like. The foxes are big enough to get in and out the gardens over the fences though.

And yeah, I also own 2 of those weetabix bowls that perfectly fit 2 of them! Funnily enough I kept one in one of my old cars a decade or so ago where the sunroof leaked and the flat edge made it great for bailing water out the passenger footwell. That's easier than what I'd presume the american way would be of shooting a hole in your footwell so it drained itself! 😂

Paracetamol, look at the pricing on the shelf, one is 6p more expensive than the other, only difference is the packaging

Paracetamol is Tylenol they’re the same chemically

HEATHROW ‘Spoons’ is the Pub Chain Weatherspoons. Cheap and cheerful and everywhere in the uK.

Stop calling it "Paracentamol". You showed a photo of two boxes with "Paracetamol" clearly written and you still managed to say it wrongly numerous times. I think you're showing your stupidity with the hedgehogs. "Did they swim there?" Learn a little about the Earth and how the seas have changed. There are multiple species of hedgehogs across Europe. Ugh, another awful channel.

Weetabix are cereal biscuit commonly, but not exclusively eaten for breakfast, generally consumed with milk. The point of the bowl is that given their shape and size, Weetabix don't fit so well in a traditional circular bowl.
Hedgehogs are native to the UK, and I often see them in my back garden, or flattened on the local roads, but while as cute as heck, they are notorious for carrying fleas.

Tyler, there are 2 pints in a quart and 4 quarts in a gallon. First grade stuff.

I've seen videos of big effing bears walking through US suburbs and you find hedgehogs and foxes incredulous?! ;)

Whitby Abbey (in Yorkshire) is the supposed setting for Dracula.
Re the One Pound on the outside rim - if you look around the EDGE of a £2 coin it says "Standing on the shoulders of giants"