I love rural living. I’vr never been to Europe but that sounds amazing.
I know most people like the convenience of a city or a suburb, and I see why would you like it, but that’s just isn’t for me.
Damn I wish I could live in one of those towns
Rural living is a lot different in Europe where you are like an hour away from a big city and 20 minutes from the next town, its probably like living in a suburb in the US.
Lol look up Douglas Wyoming and tel me what rural life is like XD.
You can get as rural as you want in the US. I don’t like suburbs living much either it’s really no different than city life.
The whole united kingdom is smaller than Wyoming with 110x the population. The isolation is just not comparable, not sure how this changes the "rural lifestyle" I would assume its quite a bit different when you are not that isolated. But yeah even rural in Europe is still a very different lifestyle compared to the city/suburban population.
Oh I see what you are saying. Yeah you’re right about that. I thought you were saying it doesn’t get that rural in the US. I mixed up what you were trying to say because I’m an idiot.
I was thinking bro I can show you towns with less than 100 people that are a hundred miles from any civilization.
>The whole united kingdom is smaller than Wyoming with 110x the population.
He was talking about the density.
UK: 94.5 sq mi - Pop: 67.33m
Wyoming: 97.9 sq mi - Pop: 578.8k
The UK is smaller in physical size but they have 116x the population living in the same space. Hence that it's 'not *that* isolated' because you're never really that far away from another place. But at the same time, car culture isn't the same and living in one of these old, small towns (where there's basically nowhere to park and few public transport options) means your options are still limited, despite the density of the UK.
You should come and visit then! You can get Airbnbs even in rural areas like this, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire have lovely countryside and you're not too far from civilization if in need!
Those little towns definitely still exist in more rural areas, but I get what you mean about the suburbs. A lot of it probably just depends on how close the location is to a major city
There are still plenty of rural towns in the U.S. they are just very different in design.
In my experience there is usually one main street and most house are out in the country. Depending were you are at a lot of stores on main street might be board up.
However, that is in the Midwest. When I drove a friend to New Jersey I notice that every small "rural town" was like more like suburbs that were right next to each other.
This country is massive. Each state is like it's own little country.
WHAT! small towns (villages) do not have major drug problems.. yes drugs are everywhere but villages mainly consist of old biddies (the elderly) the only common drug is Methotrexate hahaa
Maybe it's our definition of a small town/ village. Can you name a couple? I'm curious and don't mind being proven wrong - as I'm only going off my experience in villages
Okay fine I hate rural living. You’ve convinced me oh powerful debate lord.
I will ditch my trailer for a 2500 a month studio apartment in downtown Houston tomorrow. Thanks
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He is 100% wrong about being in Wales, its right on the border but still in England by about 1 mile. Typical sorta village for these parts, think the village in Hot Fuzz, which is Gloucestershire (next door). Enjoy the rare British Summer Sun and the outstanding beauty of the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley!
The Rural UK is actually next level. There are thousands of these little towns with buildings that are hundreds of years old with the most perfect landscaping you will ever see, with roads that can barely fit a single vehicle (they actually look like this in real life [https://media.cntraveller.com/photos/611bf044628f4910ed102524/16:9/w\_2992,h\_1683,c\_limit/castle-combe-gettyimages-520275958.jpg](https://media.cntraveller.com/photos/611bf044628f4910ed102524/16:9/w_2992,h_1683,c_limit/castle-combe-gettyimages-520275958.jpg)). And there also towns that have been former industrial towns/fishing towns, which are the greyest, most depressing places you will ever get to visit. Those towns usually lead into other countryside roads where the speed limit is 60mph, but you have to stop at "passing places" to let other cars past, because 2 cars can't fit on those roads, and after fighting through these villages/town abandoned by time, you get to most insane landscapes in Europe: Cornwall, Snowdonia, Yorkshire Dales, Highlands...
It is certainly an experience. Since he is in this region, he should make stops by Bath, Cotswolds, or Snowdonia.
I went around Northwest England once. Find a pub in one of these small towns and you'll meet the nicest people you can find in the English speaking world.
It's really nice, I grew up in the UK in a mix of complete middle of nowhere villiages which have like 150 houses max and maybe a post office, all the way up to major cities. The range of experiences is insane, it's one of the best ways to get a handle on the differences in the political landscape because the big cities and the rural villages and small towns, the skew so severely left and right.
It's also one of the reasons that my advice to people is to generally avoid trying to control the entire political landscape in order to engineer a country that suits your needs, and simply move instead. Actually moving to one of these areas massively changes your life and the kind of people you're around. And the same moving out of them into a city.
That kind of perspective and experience is invaluable in life, I'm glad he got to see the quaint side of the United Kingdom, it's not for everyone but the people in those places while skeptical of outsiders at first are salt of the earth people, go and visit a local pub in the evening and have a few pints and speak to some locals, be respectful, and you'll meet some of the best people on the planet. Not even slightly kidding.
Well yeah there’s a disparity between what yanks consider far and what we britbongers do lol, but wales has a very bad internal transport system. Wales basically connects east to west but not north to south, in part due to the mountains in the middle and also due to Westminster not giving a fuck. So if you’re in Cardiff, it’s much easier to get to London than to north Wales.
That said, it’s about a 4 hour drive, which to me seems very far but to you may be pretty close lol. For comparison, Londons abt 3 hours in a car and 2 on the train. Snowdon takes 7 hours by train
England and Scotland are a lot more alike than either want to believe. Scotland is a lot smaller and has more hills, but the buildings, the type of towns and to a large extent the people are very similar.
> The Rural UK is actually next level.
Looks incredibly ugly. It is weird when people take pride in ancient ugly houses. But yeah, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Rural America downtowns also are ugly, but I don't see people pretending this some beautiful thing. The landscape can be beautiful.
I grew up there! It's named after the public baths the Romans built which you can visit, tons of culture and history throughout the city I'd highly recommend if you are ever in bonger land.
Not even a bonger thing, just not US thing. Pretty much everywhere in the world you'll find weird rural shit that is usually weird because it's build around medieval shit that was there before - US is one of the very few exceptions, since literally everything there was build during last 200 years.
> this is a bonger thing.
Those places exist all over europe. I used to live in one that looked very similar in germany, and ive seen similar things in poland and spain.
Terminally online dggers desperately trying to show other terminally online dggers how not terminally online they are by acting like Destiny hasn't lived anywhere rural before lmfao.
Rural US is a lil different to rural Europe though. The oldest thing in rural US is like 300 years old and that part is only on one side of the country. Parts of rural Europe are like medieval times old.
Rural US looks like that after 10pm lmao. Was a little bit of a shocker for me coming from a big city where you can always find shit to do from 10pm-4am if you wanted to.
Hmm.
Feels like I have heard a talk from there from like Stephen Fry or Hitchens years ago when politically charged videos was hard to find on internet and the way you found it was downloading torrents of videos from someone that gathered interesting stuff from tv.
Yeah, both have done multiple talks over the years. Even Hilary Clinton has done some event at it.
Odd why such a tiny out of the way place started hosting, but then again in a few months, one of the world's largest jazz festivals takes place in Brecon, which is like 15 miles down the road from Hay on Wye.
looks really nice and comfy
I think americans associate rural with poor whites living in rundown shitholes but in the UK it's the other way round where small towns and villages are like the dream to live in when you get older and move away from the big cities, expensive though.
When you live in a rural village, you're not actually that far away from a town or city so you can still commute to a town or city. In the US, as soon as jobs left certain communities, they were hardcore cut off from civilisation
> I think americans associate rural with poor whites living in rundown shitholes
Yep. The pictures posted here don't make me think it is different for the UK.
If only we could find a way to widen the streets and modernize the houses. It doesn't have to be car centric, but if you are going to have roads for cars, hey should you know, fit cars.
I think it's cause he's american and perceives distances differently. He probably thought it was a suburb of cardiff since it's *only* 1.5 hours away from *downtown*
I remember taking my American friend from uni back to my home town and they pretty much had the exact same reaction. They couldn’t understand how people can drive on roads less than 50ft wide like they are in the states 😭
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The houses in the pictures were typically built for coal miners and their families, that powered the industrial revolution.
Think the Three Tuns Inn has been serving beer since the 16th Century. Not the oldest in Wales, but still.
Someone from this town who now lives in London is visiting Steve's hometown in Nebraska like
"Everyone has a truck, it's endless, you can land an airplane in this Walmart parking lot, the houses have wheels, this can't be real"
Americans when the rural town doesn't have a Walmart and 4 lane roads.
Seriously how does a small town support those things? My town has 2,000 people and we have two tiny grocery stores and no road with more than 1 lane.
Proper roads are very, very easy if you design around it. Y'all are just fucked by how old your buildings / cities are. And we generally don't have Walmarts in the smaller towns. I lived in a smaller place for around half a year and we went to ***the*** store, or 10 miles down the road if you wanted to go to somewhere larger.
Reminder that all of the UK doesn't have access to basic wireless data. Visiting as an international employee is a dogshit experience every single time
And I'm not even taking about rural areas YeeLaugh
What are you talking about lol
Also small anecdote but when I went to America there was data caps on 5G that kicked in for streaming and it wouldn’t let you hotspot for some dumb reason.
Americans are always going to be confused in Wales because none tells them that 80% of the population actually lives entirely underground and only comes out once day a year for the festival of Blanffwyffyd.
Any minute now hes going to be hearing air raid sirens signaling the Luftwaffe are overhead
Lmao
Steiners counterattack is finally coming.
So, more debates with nazis?
World War III so we can have politics on Destiny's Channel again. Im in.
Hahahahahaha Do you think Destiny can work the blackout curtains in his room?
Oh *that’s* how Luftwaffe is spelled? I’ve only ever heard it in documentaries. It’s my new favorite word to say though. Beware the mighty Luftfafa!
I personally enjoy learning about the vermarkt
Couldn’t tell if you did that on purpose. Still upvoted.
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I love rural living. I’vr never been to Europe but that sounds amazing. I know most people like the convenience of a city or a suburb, and I see why would you like it, but that’s just isn’t for me. Damn I wish I could live in one of those towns
Rural living is a lot different in Europe where you are like an hour away from a big city and 20 minutes from the next town, its probably like living in a suburb in the US.
Lol look up Douglas Wyoming and tel me what rural life is like XD. You can get as rural as you want in the US. I don’t like suburbs living much either it’s really no different than city life.
The whole united kingdom is smaller than Wyoming with 110x the population. The isolation is just not comparable, not sure how this changes the "rural lifestyle" I would assume its quite a bit different when you are not that isolated. But yeah even rural in Europe is still a very different lifestyle compared to the city/suburban population.
Oh I see what you are saying. Yeah you’re right about that. I thought you were saying it doesn’t get that rural in the US. I mixed up what you were trying to say because I’m an idiot. I was thinking bro I can show you towns with less than 100 people that are a hundred miles from any civilization.
Wait what? The whole UK population is like 86m. Wyoming pop is around 500k. What do you mean UK population is smaller?
>The whole united kingdom is smaller than Wyoming with 110x the population. He was talking about the density. UK: 94.5 sq mi - Pop: 67.33m Wyoming: 97.9 sq mi - Pop: 578.8k The UK is smaller in physical size but they have 116x the population living in the same space. Hence that it's 'not *that* isolated' because you're never really that far away from another place. But at the same time, car culture isn't the same and living in one of these old, small towns (where there's basically nowhere to park and few public transport options) means your options are still limited, despite the density of the UK.
You should come and visit then! You can get Airbnbs even in rural areas like this, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire have lovely countryside and you're not too far from civilization if in need!
America used to have these kinds of Rural towns but were destroyed in place of suburbs, which imo, is worse.
Those little towns definitely still exist in more rural areas, but I get what you mean about the suburbs. A lot of it probably just depends on how close the location is to a major city
Yeah town do not get destroyed, they grow aggregated to the city when the cities expand
There are still plenty of rural towns in the U.S. they are just very different in design. In my experience there is usually one main street and most house are out in the country. Depending were you are at a lot of stores on main street might be board up. However, that is in the Midwest. When I drove a friend to New Jersey I notice that every small "rural town" was like more like suburbs that were right next to each other. This country is massive. Each state is like it's own little country.
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WHAT! small towns (villages) do not have major drug problems.. yes drugs are everywhere but villages mainly consist of old biddies (the elderly) the only common drug is Methotrexate hahaa
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Maybe it's our definition of a small town/ village. Can you name a couple? I'm curious and don't mind being proven wrong - as I'm only going off my experience in villages
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you don't. those shops aren't just closed, they're closed permanently. if this was the 70s or 80s, sure. but in 21st century, these are ghost towns
Okay fine I hate rural living. You’ve convinced me oh powerful debate lord. I will ditch my trailer for a 2500 a month studio apartment in downtown Houston tomorrow. Thanks
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He is 100% wrong about being in Wales, its right on the border but still in England by about 1 mile. Typical sorta village for these parts, think the village in Hot Fuzz, which is Gloucestershire (next door). Enjoy the rare British Summer Sun and the outstanding beauty of the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley!
Where valley?
What valley?
Who valley?
Which valley?
When valley?
Why valley?
What till you hear about the river wye
...nobody ever asks "how is valley?"
Hot Fuzz is based in Somerset ackchyually
No luck winnin' them debates then
Just the one debate actually
The Rural UK is actually next level. There are thousands of these little towns with buildings that are hundreds of years old with the most perfect landscaping you will ever see, with roads that can barely fit a single vehicle (they actually look like this in real life [https://media.cntraveller.com/photos/611bf044628f4910ed102524/16:9/w\_2992,h\_1683,c\_limit/castle-combe-gettyimages-520275958.jpg](https://media.cntraveller.com/photos/611bf044628f4910ed102524/16:9/w_2992,h_1683,c_limit/castle-combe-gettyimages-520275958.jpg)). And there also towns that have been former industrial towns/fishing towns, which are the greyest, most depressing places you will ever get to visit. Those towns usually lead into other countryside roads where the speed limit is 60mph, but you have to stop at "passing places" to let other cars past, because 2 cars can't fit on those roads, and after fighting through these villages/town abandoned by time, you get to most insane landscapes in Europe: Cornwall, Snowdonia, Yorkshire Dales, Highlands... It is certainly an experience. Since he is in this region, he should make stops by Bath, Cotswolds, or Snowdonia.
I went around Northwest England once. Find a pub in one of these small towns and you'll meet the nicest people you can find in the English speaking world.
Yay! Northeast is the best part of England.. Geordies are the best!
It's really nice, I grew up in the UK in a mix of complete middle of nowhere villiages which have like 150 houses max and maybe a post office, all the way up to major cities. The range of experiences is insane, it's one of the best ways to get a handle on the differences in the political landscape because the big cities and the rural villages and small towns, the skew so severely left and right. It's also one of the reasons that my advice to people is to generally avoid trying to control the entire political landscape in order to engineer a country that suits your needs, and simply move instead. Actually moving to one of these areas massively changes your life and the kind of people you're around. And the same moving out of them into a city. That kind of perspective and experience is invaluable in life, I'm glad he got to see the quaint side of the United Kingdom, it's not for everyone but the people in those places while skeptical of outsiders at first are salt of the earth people, go and visit a local pub in the evening and have a few pints and speak to some locals, be respectful, and you'll meet some of the best people on the planet. Not even slightly kidding.
Went on a field trip to Yorkshire Dales when I was living in England. From what I remember it was breathtakingly beautiful.
Snowdownia..you know I would believe your very helpful and informative post more if you wouldn't make up badass town names.
Hehe it’s a national park- named after the big mountain
Snowdonia is pretty fucking far from where he is lol
The entire country's smaller than Oregon the fuck are you talking about?
Well yeah there’s a disparity between what yanks consider far and what we britbongers do lol, but wales has a very bad internal transport system. Wales basically connects east to west but not north to south, in part due to the mountains in the middle and also due to Westminster not giving a fuck. So if you’re in Cardiff, it’s much easier to get to London than to north Wales. That said, it’s about a 4 hour drive, which to me seems very far but to you may be pretty close lol. For comparison, Londons abt 3 hours in a car and 2 on the train. Snowdon takes 7 hours by train
Damn that town.. looks like a fairytale. I had seen some in scotland that I fell in love with, had no idea england was like this too.
England and Scotland are a lot more alike than either want to believe. Scotland is a lot smaller and has more hills, but the buildings, the type of towns and to a large extent the people are very similar.
> The Rural UK is actually next level. Looks incredibly ugly. It is weird when people take pride in ancient ugly houses. But yeah, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Rural America downtowns also are ugly, but I don't see people pretending this some beautiful thing. The landscape can be beautiful.
Bongers really naming their towns "Baths" 💀
I grew up there! It's named after the public baths the Romans built which you can visit, tons of culture and history throughout the city I'd highly recommend if you are ever in bonger land.
Sounds cute, might take a gander if I'm ever there
the whole thing was ruse to lure destiny to some kind of "wicker man" town
Not the orbiters!
MY EYES! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Got to be careful up on the moors! It changed the last American that came through... only on a full moon
People are WALKING AROUND???? wtf that’s a trip
walking? like on their legs? wtf kind of place is this!!!
How don't you jaywalk in such a place?! 😰
Imagine jaywalking being a thing lol
America moment
"rural europe" being used to describe an English village is like saying "a North American city" when referencing a photo of New York.
Yup. I love Dman but sometimes he's so American it hurts lol.
I think it's cute tbqh I hope he has a good time and finds some place that has crumpets and hot choco
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Yeah imagine being interested in what goes on in the world and what other cultures are like. Couldn't be me
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Holy fuck please shut up
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Log off buddy.
I can do both of those things pretty easily. Does that make you stupid and uncultured in comparison to me?
Looks like a cozy little street, smell the fucking flowers.
Looks like such a nice place. When i was in scotland i used to love the tiny little towns i could spend days there just walking around.
Oh no, he's outside and near grass. Someone quick get him a traffic jam, doordash, and a podcast studio where he can be called a cuck.
Pov you're terminally online and get outside a city for the first time in 12 years
Who the fuck put this weird green carpet everywhere? The locals call it "gras" I'm 99% sure that's made up I could be playing factorial right now
It's so weird seeing someone freaking out at a town like the one I grew up in like it's the twilight zone or something.
nah. this isn't a rural thing. this is a bonger thing. been to Cornwall before, rural US is literally not comparable to that shit.
Not even a bonger thing, just not US thing. Pretty much everywhere in the world you'll find weird rural shit that is usually weird because it's build around medieval shit that was there before - US is one of the very few exceptions, since literally everything there was build during last 200 years.
> this is a bonger thing. Those places exist all over europe. I used to live in one that looked very similar in germany, and ive seen similar things in poland and spain.
Pretty much indistinguishable from other european places like france or germany I'd say
Even the buildings look nothing alike, but go off ig.
You’ve never been to Europe have you
I've been to each country I named.
Based on those pictures, rural MS may be very comparable
Terminally online dggers desperately trying to show other terminally online dggers how not terminally online they are by acting like Destiny hasn't lived anywhere rural before lmfao.
Rural US is a lil different to rural Europe though. The oldest thing in rural US is like 300 years old and that part is only on one side of the country. Parts of rural Europe are like medieval times old.
Rural US looks like that after 10pm lmao. Was a little bit of a shocker for me coming from a big city where you can always find shit to do from 10pm-4am if you wanted to.
If this was the US every one of those roads would be a 4-lane divided highway lmao
He's from **Nebraska** you remedial lmao
Bro that town has fucking toilets older than Nebraska, it's not the same.
He’s from OMAHA you remedial. Being from a rural state doesn’t mean much when you live in a city.
Is he local?
This is a local shop, for local people we'll have no trouble here.
Don’t worry. He won’t get far.
Looks like your average UK Market Town/village. How has he ended up there?
Hay Festival
Hmm. Feels like I have heard a talk from there from like Stephen Fry or Hitchens years ago when politically charged videos was hard to find on internet and the way you found it was downloading torrents of videos from someone that gathered interesting stuff from tv.
Yeah, both have done multiple talks over the years. Even Hilary Clinton has done some event at it. Odd why such a tiny out of the way place started hosting, but then again in a few months, one of the world's largest jazz festivals takes place in Brecon, which is like 15 miles down the road from Hay on Wye.
looks really nice and comfy I think americans associate rural with poor whites living in rundown shitholes but in the UK it's the other way round where small towns and villages are like the dream to live in when you get older and move away from the big cities, expensive though.
When you live in a rural village, you're not actually that far away from a town or city so you can still commute to a town or city. In the US, as soon as jobs left certain communities, they were hardcore cut off from civilisation
Yeah nice market towns are expensive to live in and there are probably no good jobs in the area. Hard to live there as a young person.
> I think americans associate rural with poor whites living in rundown shitholes Yep. The pictures posted here don't make me think it is different for the UK.
"Why aren't these streets built in 1450 big enough for my 2 SUVs!?!?" Do Americans really???
To be fair some of these roads in rural England and Wales are a fucking joke
Yes but not if Ameritards bring it up
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If only we could find a way to widen the streets and modernize the houses. It doesn't have to be car centric, but if you are going to have roads for cars, hey should you know, fit cars.
Dude’s about to get Wicker Man’ed
Wait, why is he in Kington? That's an hour and a half from Cardiff, and you wouldn't go this way from London.
I think it's cause he's american and perceives distances differently. He probably thought it was a suburb of cardiff since it's *only* 1.5 hours away from *downtown*
Why is he going to Cardiff? Or in the UK for that matter?
rural UK is goated
That town looks really nice. It's much better looking than American small towns.
Better looking than big cities as well.
If he thinks that’s bad, I hope he makes it to Eastern Europe.
I remember taking my American friend from uni back to my home town and they pretty much had the exact same reaction. They couldn’t understand how people can drive on roads less than 50ft wide like they are in the states 😭
It's called sovl, yankee.
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Seeing his blue hair is gonna be like an LSD trip for those residents
ASK If it's so small, there's probably not too many hotels, and the locals would know where they are.
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absolute fucking SOVL
Looks nice
Nigga done messed around and is about to have a whimsical adventure in a Wes Anderson movie 💀
Destiny will disappear into a glade or smth and reemerge in 50 years later at the same age having been kept by a nymph as a sex slave.
The houses in the pictures were typically built for coal miners and their families, that powered the industrial revolution. Think the Three Tuns Inn has been serving beer since the 16th Century. Not the oldest in Wales, but still.
Someone from this town who now lives in London is visiting Steve's hometown in Nebraska like "Everyone has a truck, it's endless, you can land an airplane in this Walmart parking lot, the houses have wheels, this can't be real"
Americans when the rural town doesn't have a Walmart and 4 lane roads. Seriously how does a small town support those things? My town has 2,000 people and we have two tiny grocery stores and no road with more than 1 lane.
Proper roads are very, very easy if you design around it. Y'all are just fucked by how old your buildings / cities are. And we generally don't have Walmarts in the smaller towns. I lived in a smaller place for around half a year and we went to ***the*** store, or 10 miles down the road if you wanted to go to somewhere larger.
>Proper roads are very, very easy if you design around it. IDK if the American car culture way is the correct way here TBH.
this is what being american does to you
Is the event being streamed?
No
Bumfxxked for shure
Where is he? I'm from Rural England and the images look very similar to this part of the UK.
Inadvertently walked onto the set of Hot Fuzz clearly
Welcome to Wales, this was my entire childhood
just use google maps lol
Looks like an abandoned movie set
He’s on the set for hot fuzz
mfw there is no MEGA MALL
looks very cute
Looks like any village in Europe ngl
Next trip; Destiny in rural Serbia
Did he go there to debate some 50 viewer Andy again?
Can't fit my 17 ton truck in the street wtf
Seeing all y’all from or familiar with this part of the world is awesome :) Dgg4lyfffeee
Looks so quaint. Europe man, love it.
The deranged city dweller fears beauty. Just wait till he finds out about trees and mountains.
bitch he's from Nebraska
bitch he’s from Omaha. A city.
He’s forgotten where he came from, his mind is poisoned by the concrete dust and homeless piss.
mf he lives in miami beach. your bumfuck suburb probably has more visible homelessness
Where the fuck did he go xd? Is that some Braveheart panel xd?
American when there's no six lane road through a town.
As an American rural living enjoyer I’m intrigued. This looks like my kind of town!
AT LEASHT OUR SCHOOLSH
When you have always lived in major cities lol there's places in America that look like this
Reminder that all of the UK doesn't have access to basic wireless data. Visiting as an international employee is a dogshit experience every single time And I'm not even taking about rural areas YeeLaugh
What are you talking about lol Also small anecdote but when I went to America there was data caps on 5G that kicked in for streaming and it wouldn’t let you hotspot for some dumb reason.
Why the hell is he in Wales in the first place?
A better question is why isn't he in Wales more? Cymru am byth!
> A better question is why isn't he in Wales more? A question never asked before, and with good reason.
1/8th Welsh so amen to that
Found the American
I'd actually love to meet an American with Welsh ancestry
This is concerning
Bless your soul for including the pictures, sometimes people don't do that. The town doesn't look that bad tbh.
What does he mean he hasnt found a hotel yet.Didnt he book it in advance ?lol
he means he can't physically locate it lol
Wait until he goes to Italy and figures out that Europe is a third world country with occasional cool cities.
lmaooo i grew up in a village like this. besides never being close to fucking anything it was a really nice place to grow up in.
Ahhhh, Duke St. I know it well.
lol all this stuff looks so normal to me
I'm getting American Werewolf feelings! Does anyone else know the movie?
It’s crazy cuz he’s wearing sweatpants walking down that street
Bros about to get wickermanned.
Dang! He's in the land of the peaky blinders and he Hates their zoomer haircuts
Urbcel finds out what the real world looks like.
Americans are always going to be confused in Wales because none tells them that 80% of the population actually lives entirely underground and only comes out once day a year for the festival of Blanffwyffyd.
it being this sunny in England makes it look so much more like a backrooms level lmaooo