Shawn Gardini suggests that America is superior to many places he visited in Europe regarding convenience and comfort.

“I me >> I related to what you said, too, about how like America's so much better than just like convenience-wise and comfortabilitywise. It's like >> like Wi-Fi is bad, outlets are dumb, stuff closes.”

He suggests that people in Eastern Europe, such as in Estonia, have a cultural habit of using steam saunas daily as a part of their regular lifestyle.

“My favorite thing is go to the lifetime and in front of me there's people who have the lifetime basic so they can go to their bum [ __ ] hoboken one. >> Don't come. They cannot come to Midtown and they get denied. I love that.”

He claims that Europeans are more presentable than Americans.

“they just come across as like more presentable they chain smoke they're more of a capri Nation then so are you Jared”

Joey argues that there is no need to change how countries are referred to in English because local populations do not mind existing terminology.

“They know it as Japan in English. They don't give a [ __ ]”

Garnt argues that the names of countries should generally stay as they are, noting that asking to change them is not a meaningful concern.

“I think like I I don't know. This is a dumb thing to care about cuz like if you like let's say you're in Japan, you want to talk to a Japanese person about it, you you would be talking in Japanese.”