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An American woman living in the UK has 明らかにする／漏らすd all of the things she thinks Brits do wrong.
Haley Horton, 26, is 初めは from Boston but moved to むちの跡s when she was 15, before going to university in York and 完全にするing her master's degree in Bristol.
The TikToker, who 地位，任命するs under the 扱う @haley.horton, often makes ビデオs 文書ing her life as a US native who's lived in different places throughout the UK.
One tongue-in-cheek ビデオ has been seen by more than 837,000 people and has amassed almost 4,000 comments.
She firstly introduced herself by jokingly telling テレビ視聴者s: 'I'm ready to fight some people. Here are some things that I think the UK just does wrong.
Haley Horton, 26, is 初めは from Boston but moved to むちの跡s when she was 15, before then going to university in York and 完全にするing her master's degree in Bristol
'If you don't already know me, my 指名する is Haley and I'm an American that's lived in the UK for the past seven years.
'いつかs I make content about that and usually it's pretty 上昇傾向 に向かって the UK, but today I've decided I'm gonna start some fights.
'I'm gonna tell you about things I 現実に think you guys don't do very 井戸／弁護士席.'
Taking the cake home at children's birthday parties
The first thing that Brits do that Haley isn't a fan of is 明確な／細部 to those with children.
She explained: 'The fact that when you go to a kid's birthday party, you don't eat the cake at the birthday party.
'You take it home as, like, a goodie 捕らえる、獲得する. No - cakes and party favours are two separate things.'
The American 主張するd: 'Don't 連合させる them. I wanna eat cake at the party'.
One tongue-in-cheek ビデオ where she delves into the things she thinks the UK 'does wrong' has been seen by more than 837,000 people and has amassed almost 4,000 comments
However, one 混乱させるd Briton asked: 'Who doesn't eat the cake at the birthday party? We take the leftovers home in a goody 捕らえる、獲得する but we eat the cake or we have other cakes'.
A second 追加するd: 'Cupcakes to be eaten at party. Slice of birthday cake to be put in the party 捕らえる、獲得する for later, two cakes in one day! We are 明確に geniuses!'
一方／合間, a third chimed in with: 'People eat cake at parties いつかs but they usually take it home'.
There are no good salads
Secondly, Haley 明らかにする／漏らすd that she's いっそう少なく than impressed with the salads the UK has to 申し込む／申し出, （人命などを）奪う，主張するing that America has more 'variety'
Speaking to her British 信奉者s, she laughed: 'You guys, you know, you're getting better but you can't find such a good salad in so many parts of this country.
'And I know what you're gonna say. You're gonna go for the joke about the obese Americans.
'全く valid. But, we still just have better salads and more variety.'
In the comments, one Brit 示唆するd: 'Hint: make your own salad with the amazing fresh produce we have on 申し込む／申し出 rather than ready packed and labelled gunk'.
Another chimed in with: 'Yeah, but when it comes to salad, UK coleslaw is way better than American coleslaw!'
Both Brits and US natives took to the comments to 審議 the quirky 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）
Using the wrong 指名するs for things
The American's third point, is that she （人命などを）奪う，主張するs Brits don't use the 権利 word for a 'daddy long 脚s' - the colloquial 指名する for a 飛行機で行くing insect from the pholcidae family.
She 認める: 'This is so 無作為の, but a hill I'm willing to die on is the fact that the daddy long 脚s insect is not what you guys call daddy long 脚s.
'Those are crane 飛行機で行くs. I don't know why I'm like, for some 推論する／理由 mad about that.
'Daddy long 脚s are the ones that look like spiders, but they're skinny. They don't 飛行機で行く.'
Her point seemed to 原因（となる） 混乱 in the comments, with one テレビ視聴者 令状ing: 'I’m a Londoner. Daddy long 脚s are spiders, crane 飛行機で行くs are crane 飛行機で行くs'.
'Daddy long 脚s are the spiders with long 脚s and don't 飛行機で行く?' questioned another.
一方／合間, a Scottish テレビ視聴者 made the 審議 even more 混乱させるing by 令状ing: 'I’m from Scotland and most people I know call them Jenny long 脚s'.
The 欠如（する） of plug sockets in bathrooms
Finally, Haley complains about the fact Brits don't have plug sockets in bathrooms, which is ありふれた practice in America.
She said: 'And finally, just the 欠如（する） of plugs in the bathrooms. I understand why, you don't want that getting wet, but still.
'What if I wanna do my hair in the bathroom one day? I can't.'
The 26-year-old finished off the ビデオ by reminding テレビ視聴者s it's 'all in good fun'.
One puzzled テレビ視聴者 penned: 'The bathroom one makes sense though. Why would you need to do your hair in the bathroom?'
An American social マスコミ 使用者 replied: 'That is where we get ready. 小衝突. your teeth, blow 乾燥した，日照りの hair, 構成, deodorant, etc. all in the bathroom. Where do y'all do that stuff?'
'Plugs in the bathrooms are a 抱擁する safety hazard though,' （人命などを）奪う，主張するd someone else.