Today I'll be sharing 10 things I learnt from England

Hi guys，I'm back

You didn't hear my laughter at the last episode

It's kinda weird right

It's so quiet and feels kinda strang

(no no no)

Guess you just found out how important I am

Actually another YouTuber was also invited to England with me

He's my friend @tessereq

Thanks to him，I finally get to go to my dream country - England

The main purpose is to go to YouTube Space London

and shoot a secret film

It is about a a scene from a film that'll be released soon

Take a guess !

It's a secret，so I can't tell you guys now

It'll be uploaded to @tessereq's channel

I'll put the link over here later

Sleepy Crown will also take a part in that film

Today， I'll be introducing

10 things I learnt during my stay in England

Here we go！

You need to stay longer in England

England's time is 8 hours slower than Taiwan's

and we spent more than 15 hours on the plane

We transfer at Thailand in between

Because of jet lat

I'm still super jet-lagged right naowww

So dizzy

Minus the time spent on flights，we only spent 3 days here

We went straight to work on the first day

We didn't went sightseeing until it's done

At first，I thought we'll be able to visit many places

So I bought this London Pass

It gives you free access to more than 60 popular spots

You can save time from waiting in line as well as entrance fees

This three-day London Pass cost 100 pounds

But I only used it for Tower of London

and London Bridge

So it's kinda lame

If you're there for a short time, I recommend not buying it

After getting into Tower of London

There are lots of theme architectures you still need to wait in line

so actually you spent lots of time waiting

As for London Eye

It's not included in London Pass

It took so long buying the ticket and waiting for the ride

Finally， you'll spent 30 mins on the Ferris Wheel

If you don't have enough time，you'll be literally just browsing

The transportation also consumes lots of time

You'll have an extremely tight schedule if you don't have a handful of time

It's a shame that I didn't have the chance to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral

I also missed Westminster Abbey's opening hours

I only took a picture outside of it，I'll definitely visit these places the next time

You need to pay for public toilets

You need to pay to go to toilets in London

Like toilets in the subway stations，train station and even the one beside London Eye

You need to pay 30 pence to use them

It's approximately 10 NTD

But if they are toilets inside the tourist attractions

like the Tower of London or Tower Bridge

You don't need to pay in addition to entrance fee

I'm not really that surprised

Because when I visited Europe，you also need to pay for using toilets

Taiwan is really convenient

Musicals and operas are very popular

In London, wherever you are, you can buy musical or opera tickets

There are a lot of ads promoting them as well

Like in the subway，there are numerous ads

On both sides of the escalator

more than half of them are musical related

It's also very easy to buy those tickets

You can get them around the MRT or plaza

The subway it's kinda different

In England，subway is called underground

which is literally underground

It's nickname's Tube

and train is called overground

cuz it's literally over the ground

I bought the London Pass with Oyster Card

which is their pass for subway

Oyster is 牡蠣，it's said that it got the name

because oysters produce and protect pearls

this card will also protect something you value, which is money

Because London is a large place, you have to walk for a long time

Like when you're changing another underground route

You can eat and drink in underground

there are two types of carriages

the big one is similar to Taiwan's MRT

the small one is really "cozy"

basically there's only a person's space between you and the guy who sits opposite of you

so it's really，really small. The sign even says

Please keep feet off seats

and the thing that bothers me is that

Though they have elevators and escalators

but they don't reach every floor

so when you have to carry you luggages

up and down，your hands will break

Fish and Chips three days in a row

the must-eat in England

is the famous Fish and Chips，炸魚薯條！

I've never eaten them in taiwan，but once in Macau

This time，I finally had Fish and Chips in England

They tasted like... Fish and Chips XD

but the fish is really soft without fishbones

and the Chips are fat ones

The store I had is at Tower of London

There are salts，peppers and mayonnaise

You can add as much as you want

Ray asked me why

I kept eating only Fish and Chips

I was like

It's good, and not oily

One time @tessereq ordered Burger and Chips

They didn't taste good

Glad I didn't order them

No convenience store

There are no 7-11s in England

The only thing that can be seen as one

Is a store in King's Cross Station

called WHsmith

once you entered，you'll see five rows and a L-shaped drink section

The first two rows are books and magazines，and then chocolates and candies

and the last row is potato chips

There are so many kinds of chocolate，wanna take 'em all home

They look so tasty，envvvyyyyyy

Here's a surprising fact，there's no instant noodle

WTH no instant noodle，I feel bad for English suddenly

and their sandwich sounds really amazing

but how their taste are hmmm kinda boring

you can check out by yourself，just scan the code

It's like returning books in a library

and then you put money inside， its so new and fun

English are friendly

this may be really subjective

But I think they are pretty hospitable

Especially at the underground，I've been cared twice

The first time，is on the first's day's night

I felt pretty uncomfy on my way back to the hotel

Maybe it was because I was walking slowly

or my face was pale

A girl suddenly came up to me and

She looked at me with concern and said "Are you alright?"

She didn't leave until I said “Yeah, thanks”

The second time is when we are dragging our luggages

A guy suddenly appeared from my left and said

"Let me help you with that."

And took the luggage downstair

I admit I was a little afraid then

My friend told me be careful with handsome English men

So I kept thinking that was he trying to rob my luggage

luckily he didn't took it away

The architectures are really nice

England's architectures are all super nice

Most of them are elegant and mignificent

and those that aren't tourist attractions also have a consistent style

It's perfectly balanced between delicacy and beauty. Like our hotel

It's at King’s Cross St.

only minutes away from Pancras Station

St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel

It's a classic Victorian style

Buckingham Palace is packed with people

When we first arrived at Green Park Station

we saw a lot of people moving in the same direction

we didn't know what was happening

until we saw Buckingham Palace

People basically filled every blank space

It's like new year countdown

We soon find out it's the guard mounting ceremony

Because there are so many people, we kept walking

hoping to find an open spot

We arrived there around 11, all the good seats have been occupied

So I suggest those who wanna see it，should go there before ten thirty

It starts at 11

Because I'm the shortest

I can barely see anything

except through people's cell phone screens

To record the ceremony, I pretend I was crossing the street, twice

just to get a glimpse at Buckingham Palace

Having good English is convenient

If you have good English

It's really convenient in England

Because no matter what you do

You'll all use English (duh~)

The first time is

when arriving at Heathrow airport

btw, don't forget to take the Arrival Card

We didn't get them on the plane

so we were kinda nervous and got them as soon as we can

After waiting in line for a while, It's time to go through customs

They'll ask you some questions in English

For example， What is the purpose of your visit

How long are you staying

Where are you staying

What do you plan on doing here

etc

It's mainly about why are you here, where are you staying and for how long

Don't be nervous. Just answer clearly and you can get a pass in no time

Buying stuffs，ordering meals。 asking questions and requesting help

also require English

Like we needed a place to deposit our luggage

I went to the counter and asked

Excuse me, can you tell me where I can store my luggage?

He answered “Right over there, beside the stairs”

I double checked with him

Right beside the stairs over there? Thanks so much

Just wanna show off my fake English accent

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Ok, that's basically what happened in England

Hope you guys like it，would you like to see

more about England

It's my first time there，so I'm really happy

Have you been there? What's your favorite part?

Or is there any must-do?

Just comment below, I'll be taking notes

and the next time I'll definitely check them off the list

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