I only watch the other way because I love seeing America’s being put in their place. It still has the weird “look [foreign country] is so foreign” feel to it but with the benefit of not being in America. The scariest thing is how they seem to never run out of participants.
You see the clip of Ed going to the Philippines and he says “I’m going to this place called ‘Manila.’ It’s a city somewhere. You heard of it?”
It’s only one of the largest cities in the world, Ed. Only recently has it left the top 10. It’s like that scene in Indiana Jones of the white British guy wandering around Egypt after Dr. Jones tells the bad guys his buddy will blend right in.
My favorite part is when the American wants to go back to the US because it’s too foreign to them but the non-American is like “what are you talking about this is paradise to me”. So suddenly leaving your home and everything you know isn’t fun huh?
My favorite part is when the American wants to go back to the US because it’s too foreign to them
What? Philippines is one of the Americanized countries in the world and he can’t stand it being foreign. I’d bet my ass he’d drown in 3 inches of water without trying.
Anglo America’s are weak af. They spend a day in a house without a water heater or half the water pressue and they would swear they spent a night in guantanamo.
There’s another couple where the groom-to-be is from Nigeria and his fiancee, a white woman, goes to meet him for the first time. He shows her how they bathe at his house, which is to fill a bucket with hot water, soap yourself up with that, then rinse off with the shower running, rather than letting the water run the whole time you’re in there. Makes sense, right? Especially when you’re in a house with like 4 adults and you’re on a limited budget with a small water tank.
With the look on her face, you’d think he told her to go bathe naked in the river using only a rock to scrub with and no soap.
, hope you all have a good week 
I only watch the other way because I love seeing America’s being put in their place. It still has the weird “look [foreign country] is so foreign” feel to it but with the benefit of not being in America. The scariest thing is how they seem to never run out of participants.
You see the clip of Ed going to the Philippines and he says “I’m going to this place called ‘Manila.’ It’s a city somewhere. You heard of it?”
It’s only one of the largest cities in the world, Ed. Only recently has it left the top 10. It’s like that scene in Indiana Jones of the white British guy wandering around Egypt after Dr. Jones tells the bad guys his buddy will blend right in.
My favorite part is when the American wants to go back to the US because it’s too foreign to them but the non-American is like “what are you talking about this is paradise to me”. So suddenly leaving your home and everything you know isn’t fun huh?
What? Philippines is one of the Americanized countries in the world and he can’t stand it being foreign. I’d bet my ass he’d drown in 3 inches of water without trying.
Anglo America’s are weak af. They spend a day in a house without a water heater or half the water pressue and they would swear they spent a night in guantanamo.
There’s another couple where the groom-to-be is from Nigeria and his fiancee, a white woman, goes to meet him for the first time. He shows her how they bathe at his house, which is to fill a bucket with hot water, soap yourself up with that, then rinse off with the shower running, rather than letting the water run the whole time you’re in there. Makes sense, right? Especially when you’re in a house with like 4 adults and you’re on a limited budget with a small water tank.
With the look on her face, you’d think he told her to go bathe naked in the river using only a rock to scrub with and no soap.
The other way exposes American’s casual racism and complete ignorance to the world outside of the US.