Even kpop idols don't look like kpop idols from heavily edited pictures. Try to watch them livestream at 3am half asleep with no make up on and even then you literally can't expect every guy on the street to look like that.

Ah, yes - the Mediterranean diet, one of the healthiest in the world, does not include vegetables

People think the wake is the gathering after a funeral.
It's actually having the casket in the house the night before the funeral when at least one family member would stay awake (wake) with the deceased so they wouldn't spend their last day on Earth alone.
Lovely tribute that doesn't happen so often now.

5:04 Cream is short for coffee creamer or half and half. As an American I’ll speak for all of us and say she’s just lying fr. “I’m not like other girls ✨💅”

That toilets with invisible door is not a European thing, it's a bad design thing 🤣

As a Canadian I can confirm that any strawberries imported into Canada from the USA or Mexico are white in the middle, sour, and taste like shit. We try to eat exclusively Canadian field strawberries when in season for this reason.

Not sure why that American is insisting cream is milk. It’s not. I think she means liquid not a whipped topping

The amount of people in the comments complaining that this is a compilation of clips from other videos is crazy 😭😂

They do sell diet coke in europe. theyre being ridiculous.

Iconic thing my sister did in Japan is when she saw another tourist litter in the deer park and went up to her and was like “pick your fucking shit up right now!”

41:07
Yes, Georgie, yes they are. You need to dive into the genre of "airplane staff taping people's mouth shut" videos. There are so many. If you're becoming too much of a nuisance on an airplane, they can just shut you up lmao

You can't consider yourself to have experienced the UK until you've been to a big tesco

1st clip and i see memulous milking it every 6 months or so

Irish wakes are indeed at the homes. In many households, they make the wake a sesh and theres nearly always an argument

I (Estonian) went to a local restaurant a few days ago and the table next to us were a group of tourists. I couldn't tell where they were from bc they were making fun of every single englis speaking culture I could think of.  They were S H O U T I N G and laughing so loud I could not hear a single thing my mother or the waiter said. And Estonia is a quiet country, we keep it silent on the bus and we talk to our friends at a normal voice, so it was GRATING listening to like 7 people all genuinely shout at one table, like I bet the chefs in the kitchen could probably hear them loud and clear and we had to sit next to them, I wanted to plug my ears but I didn't want to look rude in front of my family. This one guy was laughing the entire time with the exact same pitch and sound, I am not even kidding he was laughing for an hour straight no pauses, like a 2 second recording of a laugh being played over and over for 60 minutes straight, drove me INSANE. And then, Idk if they were taking a picture or something but one of them said ''Everybody, say seeex!'' and then they all shouted the word together. And there were multiple children sitting at a nearby table😭.  

Do they not teach manners in western countries or is it a thing specific to tourists? I genuinely want to know. I have heard stories of Americans getting fkin culture shock when going to like Japan or something and people got mad at them for blasting loud music on the train and I can't tell if im more angry or confused, cuz like, CULTURE SHOCK??? Thats called BASIC FUKlNG MANNERS

Dear tourists, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you go to a quiet country like Japan or anywhere in northern Europe, then PLEASE have decent manners and don't be loud, don't blast music on in public, PLEASE talk with your inside voice and PLEASE don't shout weird words in a RESTAURANT.  If you're loud in a quiet country, you are a nuisence and you are making everybody around uncomfortable.

You re too young to drink alcohol at 18 but not too young to go off and die in a war

That girl in Korea talking about being catfished needs to take a look at American adverts then look in the mirror...  Like...she's cute, but she's not advert cute.

When my nana died, she was kept in the house.

She was brought back by the mortician the day before, opened the casket and kept in the spare bedroom

It allowed people to come by the house to say their final private goodbyes, and allowed her last day on earth to be with loved ones and family

Funeral directors came by the house to come and retrieve the body to take her to the church then the cemetery where she was cremated

It's a practice some use in the UK - we're from Scotland though not Ireland though

But still used by few people in the UK, our family apparently still being one the few families that actively practice this <3

41:53 it really depends on where you are. In Okinawa, I would say at least 70% of the locals speak conversational English because of the massive American military presence there.

30 seconds ago is an insane refresh pull