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The Magic Geekdom
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We're Jeremy & Cara, an American couple who have developed a love of British culture and way of life. It all started with making videos about trying different British foods and treats that our friends brought us over from England in 2018.
We took our first trip to the UK in 2022 and loved the experience so much that we've now been 3 times, including spending 6 months in Great Britain in 2023. From visiting magnificent places like Cornwall, exploring historic cities like Chester, shopping at M&S for the first time, or trying iconic British foods like fish and chips, we've fallen for the unique experiences and culture the UK offers.
We don't know when our next trip will be (hopefully soon) but until then, we'll continue making videos trying more British foods, reminiscing about our adventures, and celebrating our love for Old Blighty.
Subscribe so you don't miss the next video and let us know what other British adventures you'd like to see us make a video about!
We took our first trip to the UK in 2022 and loved the experience so much that we've now been 3 times, including spending 6 months in Great Britain in 2023. From visiting magnificent places like Cornwall, exploring historic cities like Chester, shopping at M&S for the first time, or trying iconic British foods like fish and chips, we've fallen for the unique experiences and culture the UK offers.
We don't know when our next trip will be (hopefully soon) but until then, we'll continue making videos trying more British foods, reminiscing about our adventures, and celebrating our love for Old Blighty.
Subscribe so you don't miss the next video and let us know what other British adventures you'd like to see us make a video about!
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eamonquinn5188
(3 minutes ago)
In a pub, when they ask who's next, you point to the person who arrived 2 seconds before you.
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paulbromley6687
(9 minutes ago)
When Madonna lived in the UK her large house had a public footpath running by it and she couldn’t believe that she couldn’t get it rerouted or closed . It was because it was a right of way for so long and couldn’t legally be affected.
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helsbels
(17 minutes ago)
I think dislike of Americans is from the visibly brash, loud, self-centred ones that visit who are the most visible. I think in general we don't really care if you're American, we care about how you act! If you're interested and thoughtful and considerate, WE LOVE YOU. If you're not, you ain't gonna have a nice time!
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chockergram
(28 minutes ago)
In the UK, bringing the bill/check before you ask for it is seen as INCREDIBLY presumptuous.
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eamonquinn5188
(31 minutes ago)
An absence of arrogance makes a difference in people's attitude to you, you guys are genuine
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Rik77
(47 minutes ago)
Many land owners would very happily get rid of the paths through their land. But fortunately these paths are ancient before land ownership and are preserved in law, so it's a real treasure in the UK
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sxr_WhiteRose
(51 minutes ago)
You didn't have a problem with anyone at anytime in the UK because you're just nice, open-minded people and people respond well to that.
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cloverite
(2 hour ago)
I’m not surprised you had a positive reaction in the UK. You are both incredibly respectful, you are some of the few, if not only, American YouTubers who describe driving in the UK as being on the opposite side of the road instead of the wrong side.
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davidmarshall6616
(1 hour ago)
It's not that our roads are too narrow, it's that cars have got way too big. Car parks don't seem to have adjusted their spacings accordingly.
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scullocrusho
(2 hours ago)
When British rail is comparatively “really good” compared to America, you have to assume their trains are pulled by oxen.
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tibsie
(18 hours ago)
Customer service in the UK is based on the principle that people don't want to be bothered and if they need something they will ask for it.
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andreaconroy3623
(2 hours ago)
We NEVER lose sight of our credit/debit cards here in the UK - no-one would even think of taking them away these days.
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triplem9805
(18 hours ago)
A lot of us in the UK seem to like to complain, and it's really nice to hear about people being impressed with our public transport! It's not always the cleanest and best-maintained, but at least it's there.
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JohnResalb
(14 hours ago)
In UK, if I'm brought the bill before I've finished eating, my feelings would be "these are very tight people, more interested in the money, than in the quality of the food".
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