Difference between Brits and Americans. Jon Snow

@VideosLoungeee I moved to London in my 20s and it took me 6 months to get over Brits asking me “you alright?” Without me thinking “why, what’s up? Should I not be alright?”

🤣🤣. Yeah I get that

@VideosLoungeee Americans are impatient about everything. They overly praise efficiency as king. And the attitude affects everything from coffee to political culture.

Well said

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@VideosLoungeee Jon is really used to Brits and Americans to have spotted this difference 😂

I think he's a brit then during the show he stayed around a lot of Americans

@VideosLoungeee He knows nothing… not even what drink he wants.

@VideosLoungeee Come to the south. We aren't like the north and the west. We have conversations. Say good morning and are much more polite.

Heard the south is more people oriented

@VideosLoungeee Americans are always in a hurry 😂

You're not the 1st to say this though. Why is that so?

@VideosLoungeee I really don’t know o. 😂. But they always are

@VideosLoungeee What this really shows is how rude Americans are. I was shocked to see an American woman in a cafe in New Zealand tap her cup impatiently and go "more coffee". No please or thank-you. On my way out I told the young waitress "don't be in too much of a hurry to serve her".

@VideosLoungeee Sounds like his experience with Americans has been primarily people in New York or LA lol

@VideosLoungeee He just said it as it is..

Yeah. How they always seem uninterested in small talk 🤣

@VideosLoungeee The way he analyzed it was just too perfect 🤣

@VideosLoungeee Coffee shop thing is how I can know a Brit and American. So am a Brit because am like hurry up too not coffee black no plenty words

So it's true?

@VideosLoungeee lol 😂 Very true I like it fast man

@VideosLoungeee I don’t care.

@VideosLoungeee Meanwhile, the half dozen other customers behind him are waiting to order themselves. I think that’s why the American version is in a hurry. Don’t want irate customers bc one person wants to start up a conversation while ordering.

@VideosLoungeee “Americans” …Probably in New York.

@VideosLoungeee He’s clearly never been to the South.

@VideosLoungeee These aren't people from the American south.

@VideosLoungeee Americans are just too straightforward

@VideosLoungeee He looks different

@VideosLoungeee This is much more of an NYC/east coast phenomenon than America

@VideosLoungeee why many words few words do trick

@VideosLoungeee That is a long process

@VideosLoungeee 😂😂😂 that's true British people are usually polite

@VideosLoungeee He look so good

@VideosLoungeee Is kit Harrington a brit?

Not sure but seems so

@VideosLoungeee He was totally spot on with it

@VideosLoungeee Still looks like a king that never was

@VideosLoungeee Brits now say asalamalakem

@VideosLoungeee First time I bought coffee at a coffee shop in London that is exactly how it went. Except the barista suggest I just order an Americano.

@VideosLoungeee I would say its often the opposite. Americans ask a lot of questions when theyre ordering stuff. There are videos all over the place about it.

@VideosLoungeee The conversation is really interesting and fun 😊

Yeah It is

@VideosLoungeee He totally look different

@VideosLoungeee And in the real world this doesn’t happen at all. He lives in a bubble with no understanding of what actually goes on.

@VideosLoungeee The American knows how they like their coffee

@VideosLoungeee Jimmy Kimmel is insuferable

@VideosLoungeee I totally agree with him