As an American, Toni’s impression of an American had me laughing so hard 😂

I tried the 52 card pickup with my younger brother exactly once— I threw the cards down, and he looked up at me with tears in his eyes. “W-whatcha do that for?? Now we can’t play…” and I felt too awful to ever do it again lol

I, too, need to get my 401k done before my Seattle happens at the park. It's a very common issue that we Americans face constantly.

13:00 American Toni isn't real and can't hurt you

Barging in for no reason and turning the light off was the most real.  😅

I can't believe this didn't include the universal "hitting your sibling with a stuffed animal but the hard plastic eyes hurt them and they cried to mom"

My sister and I used to play "Paper, Scissors, Rock" and she would make me go first. And I couldn't figure out why I kept losing. LOL

most of these i can’t relate to, but the “convince your younger sibling they’re fine after accidentally hurting them” i think is truly universal.

When my brother and I were housemates as young adults, he would come into my room at 2 am and just talk to me about how Batman is a vigilante or how cheetahs or some other big cat are the only other animals that develop eating disorders.

Some mornings he’d climb in bed between me and my boyfriend with breakfast for all of us and we’d all read the paper and chat.

That was 20 years ago. He just stopped by and “shopped” from our kitchen and put some laundry in the wash.

As kids we shared a room and my mom dressed us in matching clothes. We were like twins and best friends.

I ADORE my brother.

The “I gotta be home for Thanksgiving” sent me because as adults we do actually say that 🤣🇺🇸🏈🦃🥧

As a New Yorker, I only have one thing to say to your accurate American banter: Oh Nauuurrrr😂

The only thing missing from 11:20 was the brother saying "YOU CAN HIT ME! HIT ME! YOU CAN HIT ME! PLEASE!" lol that never worked but it was always worth a shot

14:08 that girl is Jalin Siu and her brothers RJ and Cory, they're hilarious!

Dudes a natural brother 😂

Oh my god. The "Can I speak?" one really got me. I don't even have a big family but they all still speak over me even though I am a fully formed adult. Weirdly, my sister in law is the only one who will actually hear me. They don't do it maliciously, but I guess it's like, "The baby is speaking, no big deal." But the baby is in her 30s! Let the baby speak!

the little girl getting picked up by her head always makes me laugh 😂 I keep a screencap of it on my phone for when I’m having a bad day 😅

I’m from Seattle and I’m so confused 😅

Also I once threw snow in my little sister’s face. When I couldn’t get her to stop crying I shoved snow in my own face. She definitely shared this story in her speech at my wedding. 😂❤

My sister's and I used to play "Royal Family" and as the oldest child, I would always be the queen. My middle sister was my "right hand assistant" and our youngest sister always had to be the jester and entertain us 🤣🤣

Just want to say I would watch a whole episode of Toni saying things to try to sound like an American. I was dying!!!😂😂

That clip where the brothers and father are sitting on the couch cheering on their little princess and just making her feel so loved was so cute!