Название | : | Culture Shock in Ireland: My First Impressions as an American |
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Headed to Ireland? ☘Here's how much things cost there: youtube/NG73drZ12kQ Comment from : Traveling with Kristin |
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Plugs(power points) are not allowed in bathrooms because of the risk of electric shock, due to moisture laden environment Comment from : Andy Six |
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With regards to number 7 mental health, Ireland has no sun so most people have Vit D deficiency and thus depression in one form or another Also, Alcoholism is rampant, probably as there is nothing to do outdoors when you have 300 days of rain a year so everyone has just culturally accepted alcohol as a National past time, thus leading to more depression Just imagine a dark and miserable painting depicting Depression, thats literally what you see 90 of the time you look out your window in Ireland Dark grey skies, miserable, cold, windy, and your only escape is to drink alcohol because thats where all your friends are in the pub You cannot, not, have depression living like that every single day of your life brbrAnd we dont call it ''The Famine'', we call it the British Genocide of the Gaelic people, culture, language and history Comment from : Mark Collins |
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I just watched a vid by an Irish woman, born and raised She said no plugs in Irish bathrooms It’s against the law Why? Dunno Comment from : alice ford |
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Uber does operate in Dublin, I used one last week The only difference being is that drivers have to register as official taxi drivers so Uber is just an add on The other taxi app is FreeNow which incidentally is not free I can't speak for Lyft as I've never looked to see if that works in Dublin Comment from : Maritime Fox |
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Irish people are cool best from scotland Comment from : W Boyle |
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The Wifi this isn't true not according to stats anyway I live there and the wifi is as good as NYC where I spend a lot of time ALSO its illegal to put a standard plug in a bathroom tight safety regs Theres usually a shaver socket in the bathroom though Comment from : Shank Huxley |
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Mental health issues in Ireland do not compare with the US! We don't shoot up children when we are feelingcrazy!! Comment from : Shank Huxley |
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Thanks Interesting to see a visitors opinion on Ireland Time is def more relaxed in Ireland The public transit as far as buses is generally the way to travel if you don't drive I found the bus system way way better than here in Ontario Canada And taxis are used often as well yeah Don't know about Uber brThe power/voltage running through the lines is twice as high in Ireland as in North America, meaning twice as dangerous if there is an accident They have put more focus on electrical safety yeah People are quite conscious of turning an outlet off completely via the switch on the outlet, when they are not using it Comment from : Sheels |
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omg yall have electricity in the bathroom? thats so dangerous Comment from : D Turts |
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wow i'm late to this video, the mental health part, it's 100 true Comment from : D Turts |
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Internet isn’t that bad in Ireland Comment from : Iosa J |
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Hi, I like your comment about "no power sockets in bathrooms in Ireland" There is a very good reason for this, in Ireland and the UK, we have very strict safety electrical wiring standards They are different from the rest of Europe For safety reasons, it is not allowed to wire electrical power sockets in bathrooms because of the danger associated wit electricity and water In iRELAMD (and in the UK) we have a 220 Volt system In the US its a 110 volt system I am an electrician, so I know about this, also not all electrical sockets have switches, and the other thing is that all power plugs on appliances have a 13 amp fuse in the plug! Comment from : NHP PHOTOGRAPHY |
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Don’t know what internet you were using, my phone and wi-fi does 70-80 megs and has done for years brNever seen a 5G signal though Comment from : mike hickey |
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You should travel more outside Dublin The scenery is spectacular particularly in the south west and west parts of the country Thank you for promoting our wonderful little country and its people Comment from : Kenneth OLeary |
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The stuck issue is because of the housing crisis 100 Comment from : maeve greaney |
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Yes unfortunately the political system in Ireland is still backward and immature After the murder of Michael Collins no real leader has emerged to carry the country out of its corrupt state Comment from : John Keating |
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She talked about place names and didn't even hit the big ones like Muff and Nobber Comment from : Brendan Conway |
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no plugs in bathrooms mainly due to mental health, everyone would be having a bath with their microwave 😅 Comment from : Mooshimoca |
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They don't put electric outlets in the bathroom because they believe it isn't safe Comment from : sally newkirk |
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Dublin more expensive than London? Unbelievable Comment from : Alex Lopez |
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Came to Ireland as a young bride in 1966 and am still here , love it Have traveled a fair bit but this place and people are in my soul now Comment from : Patricia M |
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The voltage is higher here than the US that’s why no bathroom outlets As a Californian who married and Irishman 30 years ago! I’ve figured it all out lol when someone says 5:00 they mean 6/6:30 They leave when their done with no goodbye When we lived in San Francisco (where I’m from) Irish people are much nicer than they are in their own country When your walking the streets of course they seem friendly but they can be very clannish I mostly hide from Americans when i hear them coming! We are so loud but also well annunciated!!! 😂 Comment from : Liane ONeill |
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Ireland now is woke central , and neoliberal , gaelic language in its death throws , what ever identity it once had is rapidly fading , its own ethnic middle class unable to afford housing or families Comment from : aodhfinn |
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Social engineering has people driven nuts 😢 Comment from : Thomas Dudoso |
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The fact that we are not allowed to have sockets in our bathrooms show what a nanny state we are in Ireland 🙈 I asked a plumber to put a socket in my bathroom in Ireland & he told me he's not allowed to by law So I've literally no way of heating my bathroom in winter Comment from : Shiva |
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Mental health issue is strange Based on anecdotes and not researched Not just an Irish problem Especially coming from the US Mass shootings etc Comment from : Ian Murphy |
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Im irish and even i never knew you had to flag down buses in dublin, never made that mistake twice!! Comment from : fiachraswaz |
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Our Public transport is awful! it's really horrendous But ye thats one hear a lot, is that our food is good My friends were surprised at how good it is when they Even the traditional dishes like guiness beef or lamb stew aside my friends Mexican girlfriend said the burritos at Pablo Picante in Dublin insanely good She slightly angry about the fact, complaining that of places in the world Ireland had some of the best Mexican food she ever had Which I heard before from a few Californian coworkers but she actually being Mexican, her opinion was the one I was curious about We visited that 3 times that day lol For me though I'm always surprised that they people not from Ireland are surprised about our food! I don't know why they expected it to be bad Maybe people just assuming it'll be the same as England which for some reason gets a bad rap but unfairly so if I'm being honest cause food can be really good in England too it's just maybe a little less consistent I guess??? Irish food standards are incredibly and ridiculously high as well a restaurant will be shutdown for far far less compared with the UK and the rest of Europe Our traditional dishes might be boring looking but they taste really good, food is something we do really well in Ireland! Comment from : Dracorientalis |
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Am irish live in dublin Yeah things are pretty pricy here especiallyin the touristy areas like temple bar can definitely reccomend not spending too much time there Its like eating out in disneyland you are going to get fleced There are places in the city center that aren't so bad Obviously outside of dublin its better surprised you found it better in Enniskerry as thats quite an affluent area Glad you had a good time in Ireland Comment from : peterdcrowley |
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Dublin bus drivers are grade A tossers This is a well known fact Also it wasn't a famin, it was a starvation Blight effected pretty much the whole of Europe, they only starved in Ireland Comment from : David Meehan |
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We don't want you to electrocute yourself hence no plug outlets in the bathrooms 😊 Comment from : Louise O donovan |
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I think it's a safety thing not to have plugs in bathroom 🤷 Comment from : crossemily |
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no people arent nice in ireland might be to your face but we are the most devious, underhanded sneaky mfers in the land Comment from : mrhj626 |
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People are depressed because there living in the last COMMUNIST country in Europe ruled by the most corrupt politicians in the planet Comment from : United RealTalk |
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Uber is available in Ireland Comment from : Ro Fa |
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6:30 That's a GOOD THING! The world is way overpopulated as it is! Comment from : TruthSurge |
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Probably you were very unlucky with internet connection because in Ireland it is usually very fast It is common to have 500mb or 1gb speed broadband Comment from : Mauro Asara |
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Ireland is called the island of 50 shades of green Comment from : Krasimir Kirev |
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We don't have electrical sockets in bathrooms in Ireland because we use a 230 volts for our standard domestic supply as opposed to the 110 volts in the US Comment from : Tom Anderson |
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Our plug outlets are 240 volts, plugs in Bathrooms are a death risk Comment from : Niall mansfield |
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Nice vlog 😍 Comment from : Sami Hawai |
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Dublin is a kip Comment from : phynes1 |
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Voltage in Ireland is more than twice as much as that in the US Fancy dropping a hair dryer into a water filled bath or sink ! Common sense my dear , you don't mix water with electricity Comment from : Conway Noel |
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Irish Electrician here! Our regulations don’t allow power outlets in bathroom as we use 240v rather than 110v which is a lot more dangerous in damp environments! Comment from : Damien |
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Interesting observations A few remarksbrbrYou really miss out if you only visit Dublin I'd go so far as to say it's the last place to visit in Ireland Because it's the most like other places The west coast (Clare, Kerry) is amazingly beautiful Cork has the best food especially if you have money There are 13 Michelin star restaurants brbrIf you visit a Gaeltacht you will hear Irish all the time brbrYou got very lucky with the weather!brbrAs for the mental health issues there are problems in Ireland like everywhere I think one difference is that we've learned to actually talk about them In the UK everyone hides, for example In the US you have to be macho But in Ireland men (especially noticeable) are more open, though this is a fairly recent thing brbrFinally, it was not a famine It was a genocide There was plenty of food, even good food, but the English landlords took it all That's the short version of a complicated history Comment from : Endorphin Parametric |
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im irish do not share a cab with anyone unless u know them well ireland has changed in the last 5 to 10 years other than that welcome :) Comment from : LEPPYTHEKING |
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The population in ireland has rised to 6 million in the last 10 years Comment from : Joe |
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Hi Kristin, interesting video About mental health, I think people are just more aware of different mental health issues nowadays and are open to talking about it which is a good thing People, especially men, didn't traditionally talk about their problems or feelings My own father didn't really talk at all until about 1998 You should watch the film 'The Quiet Girl' if you're interested in getting an idea of what the traditional Irish man was like I also think a lot of people also get drunk as a way of being honest and expressing their true feelings, which obviously isn't healthy However, I do think that younger people are not drinking as much as the older generations did Comment from : Eimear McManus |
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Dublin isn't Ireland Comment from : J B |
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Some false info u giving:br1) Internet speed is fast in ireland You just happen to be getting slow Internet or maybe ur phone is slow A lot of fibre optics nowbr2) population according to April 2021 figure is almost on par with famine time If includes northern ireland them that surpasses itbr3) real diblin city and surrounding areas are not like what you show They quite rough in dublin Try O'Connell Street or Parnell Streetbr4) being late is what some do, but it's still considered rude here Imagine being late for an interview or work They wouldn't get the job They'd be firedbr5) and don't go out late there unless u want to get hurt Read the news Comment from : Abbey Walsh |
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The reason we don't have electric plugs in bathrooms is to do with the higher voltage in the sockets Not safe in bathrooms so no plugs there It's the same in UK I think 👍 What amazes me is how much Americans don't know about countries outside of the US Asking us questions like do we have electricity here for example 🙄 Comment from : Claire Quinn |
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As for 'weird town names', the USA is replete with them; I could give you a list, but it would quickly get boring Comment from : Caambrinus |
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There is no 'allegedly' of a higher risk of shock; it is true American electrical outlets are set to dun as much money from the consumer as possible Comment from : Caambrinus |
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No electric sockets or switches in the bathroom because water mixed with electricity is not a healthy pairing Comment from : Brian Ó Maoldúin |
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If you want to see a view in Ireland, just look up😂 Comment from : Patrick Watters |
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Irish population decrease the famine was authorized by the British Rothchilds we never received repatriation payments also Irish Royalty was persecuted even till today Comment from : Mr Bee |
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I would like someday too visit the land of my forefathers Comment from : Donald Ahern |
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The part about mental health isn’t particularly reliable It seems to be based on a random conversation with a stranger who said a lot of people are struggling One could have the same conversation with any random stranger anywhere in the world, however it is not appropriate to make sweeping conclusions based on that conversation Comment from : Daire OShea |
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People shouldn't expect North American "pub" food to be what is served in pubs in Ireland (and in my experience, England as well) It's like expecting north American "Chinese" food when you travel to Asia The food is actually quite varied, fresh and high quality unlike the overly processed, frozen, beige and bland "pub grub" you get in an American "pub" That is just to appeal to the American palate, but it's not what you will actually get overseas You'll get proper tasty, high-quality, fresh food Comment from : LittleJenniren |
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The electricity is 240 volts, wet people and 240v are a bad combination Which is why light switches are either on the ceiling with a pull cord to operate or a switch outside the bathroom The only socket inside the bathroom is a two pin shaver/toothbrush socket which is connected to an isolating transformer and not directly to mains electric Comment from : John |
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In the early 90s I visited Ireland One of the strange things I noticed the the pubs would lock the front door at closing time They would not let anyone in, but you could keep on drinking what seemed like another hour or two Comment from : Todd Nelson |
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It's everything suprrexpensive now remember before you come to Ireland Comment from : kd alex |
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You can see the plane doing a chemtrail in the air there too All they do is spray constantly in the usa Sad to see their climate change death planes are there too Comment from : Ryan Ferrara |
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Soon, Ireland will be freed 😊😊 Comment from : Nick Stille |
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I live near Cork city on the south coast- with a heavy heart,I must advise anyone considering visiting Ireland,to be VERY mindful of your safety,especially in central Dublin-an American man is still in hospital,having been viciously assaulted in Talbot street,Dublinunprovoked attack3 young British guys were hospitalised last week,having been attacked and robbed in Dublinvisible police presence is practically non existantbrStay in large/r groups if in Dublin,and cities such as Cork and Limerick,and you should be ok-delit's with sadness that I post this/del Ireland today,is not the Ireland I grew up in--the west coast around Galway and Sligo,county Clare and county Kerry are where you'll find what you seek--lovely scenery, pretty towns and villages and nice people--such a shame about Dublin, as I often spent weekends there socialising--not any more,sadly Comment from : Paul Byrne |
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Being from Liverpool United Kingdom Irish people are very friendly very similar to us and out going friendly you will never be on your own brGodbless you Comment from : Andrew Reynolds |
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why does it seem that everyone wants to move to the states? Why is our border having so many people from different countries trying to get in? Risking their life to get in? Comment from : Trish Brumley |
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There was no famine Great Britain starved and murdered us Dont read that famine bs Comment from : David Hollywood |
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Thanks for this interesting and informative video Comment from : Colm Devlin |
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Simpleton, there are battery generators that are small that can power all your devices and doesn’t weigh more than 15lbs, they use them not only for camping Geeze people, think out side the box!!! Omg I am hopeless for a wall outlet, I didn’t know they made extension cables or batter back up generators that also use solar power to charge to save energy Omfg Comment from : Aaron Rodriguez |
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As an Irish man I can tell you it’s not very green Comment from : Undead boy 15 |
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There is Uber and Lyft in Ireland As for wifi well my argument is when you've all the things to do in Ireland - why muck around with your 'phone? (mind you, I don't have a smart 'phone & I seem to be a rarity) brLike in the UK, Electrical sockets in Bathrooms are rare and it's a safety feature Comment from : efnissien |
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We have started to plan a trip to Ireland and we are seeing the cost is going to be pretty high Comment from : Erika |
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We have uber Comment from : pazzybee |
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You should have come in July there was plenty of rain😂Also I don’t get the late thing I am never or at least try to never be late There is uber here by the way The plugs not being in the bathroom is a health and safety issue and in light of most things is not a big deal The WIFI I have is grand(No idea what you are shitting on about) Also to bring up Mental health issues as if to suggest it as an exclusively Irish problem instead of a World Wide problem is so wrong And highly offensive this is an issue that many people suffer throughout the world and you bring it up on a video discussing your recent experience in Ireland, as if its something you never heard of I would think before posting in future Comment from : Greenwillow |
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Oh babe let me live with you 😂 Comment from : Kas |
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It hasn't rained your definitely not in Ireland 😂😂😂 Comment from : Paul Maher |
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They need to have a fast internet Comment from : K-Mo 16 |
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Looks like Pennsylvania Comment from : spectrevillian24 |
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I didn’t expect you to think we’re expensive 😂 Comment from : The Chill Sisters |
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Thank you so much for sharing the insight on Ireland I appreciate it :) Comment from : Allison Benjamin |
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Wonderful country: Far and away friendlier than any of the UK countries brbrAs an aside the Northern Irish are still very personable and friendly - but MUCH nosier than their Southern counterparts Comment from : John Glyn Hughes |
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You don't have a Florida accent Comment from : John Murphy |
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Second most expensive of 49 European countries ; Iceland is #1 ; Irish housing is #1 priciest in Europe Comment from : John Murphy |
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It pains me to say but i honestly wouldnt recommend Dublin to any tourist Its far too dangerous and very underpoliced Comment from : John McGovern |
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How much did you stayed? The weather has a natural tendency to change rapidly and unpredictebly Comment from : tvmaine |
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I guess you have not traveled much in the United States since the United States as far greener Try going to Virginia and Pennsylvania and Michigan and New England and New York State and many other places that are super green Comment from : Jeff Hampton |
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Food and people 🎉 they are so great 😀 Comment from : Julia Rivera |
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3:40 - it's important to remember that Ireland has a tiny population, the same as Birmingham/Manchester (UK) combined or say Chicago/Houston combined Comment from : L |
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No plugs in the bathroom is a saftey feature Why? Water and electricity does not mix and its dangerous to have a wall socket in there Not only can water get in but so can mosture from the baths etc In the UK we do not have wall sockets in the bathroom for the same reason- its common sense Comment from : Mulberry2000 |
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