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How Britain Perfected This 1,000 Years Ago (And Americans Just Found Out)

An American tourist just asked me if a church from the year 1200 was built "PM or AM" and I genuinely didn't know how to respond. I'm British, which means I grew up surrounded by buildings older than the entire concept of the United States. I thought everyone understood how time worked. I was very, very wrong. In this video, I share REAL conversations I've had with American tourists visiting Britain—from the guy who thought our 800-year-old pub was "medieval themed" to the woman who asked if America helped build Hadrian's Wall (built in 122 AD by Romans... 1,600+ years before America existed). The stories get progressively more unbelievable, all leading up to one perfect moment at Westminster Abbey that finally broke my brain completely. This isn't mean-spirited—it's just a hilarious look at what happens when two completely different concepts of "old" collide. Americans aren't stupid; they're just operating in a country where a building from 1950 gets a historical plaque. 💬 COMMENT QUESTION: What's the oldest building YOU'VE ever been in? And Americans—be honest—did you also think BC meant "Before Calendars"? 😂 👍 If you enjoyed this, hit that SUBSCRIBE button! I've got 800 more years of stories like this. #BritishHumor #AmericanTourists #CultureShock #ComedyStorytelling #BritishHistory #TravelStories #Stonehenge #WestminsterAbbey #CulturalDifferences #TouristFails __________________ DISCLAIMER The stories presented on this channel are 100% fictional and created solely for entertainment purposes. They are not intended to depict, reference, or represent any real people, events, or entities. Any resemblance to actual individuals, names, locations, or situations is purely coincidental and unintentional. These narratives are dramatizations — not news, not fact-based, and not to be taken literally. Everything shown or discussed should be considered alleged or imaginative in nature. We do not aim to harm, defame, or mislead. Viewer discretion is advised. • All videos comply with YouTube policies, and we strive to follow community guidelines to ensure safe and friendly content.