93: F1 & The New White Boy of the Month

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What is Brittany Broski's take on English accents?

Red, red, red, yellow, green. You're right, guys. How the fuck's everyone doing? Oh, you guys, it's so nice to talk to you, really. I just feel like it's been a while. It's been quite a while, like a full week. Do you know what I mean? And I'm feeling a little bit like... I don't know if it's Derby or if it's sort of Camden or South London or Essex maybe, but it's this sort of, if I've got to do an English accent, this is sort of what I'm going with, do you know what I mean? I just rate it. I think it sounds sort of like really, it's natural for me, do you know what I mean? It rolls off the tongue. It rolls off the proverbial tongue. So I think I might do the whole episode like this. I don't know if it fits. Yeah, I just sort of wanted to say, like... To do an accent like this, I think I was raised, like my formative years were sort of around British culture and I thought I was going to turn 18 and move to Oxford, you know what I mean? Like go to Oxford, get me a degree at university.
But I don't know, it never worked out, did it? Because they was doing, like, everything had a British Union Jack on it in Walmart and on Tumblr and Etsy, all that sort of clothing. And I remember, like, my whole closet was that. And I had some Five Sauce. When I liked One Direction, I liked Five Sauce as well. And they was Australian. I think they was Australian, weren't they? Or were they Kiwi? No, I think that was Australian. I didn't really, I don't rate that accent. I don't like it. I do like, I much prefer like an Essex. And if you're going to do posh, I do think it's quite really, it's more, I don't relate to this accent as much. There's something very charming about like the British blue collar working class, like really defining about sort of a council estate thing.
class of that is truly the beating heart of England right like that's that's where the culture comes from and it's where pubs and and community like that that's where it's built and I find that really charming and um yeah man that that's sort of it I do think, though, being American, because you forget I'm American sometimes when I'm really, like, deep into it. I've gone to UK before, and when I'm there, I'll go to Gregg's, I'll go to the local pub, whatever, and I'll go in, I'll sort of order. And I always wonder, like, do they know that I'm American? Because you can put it on quite thick. You can do the action quite thick. And I always wonder, like, are you clocking me?

Who is Brittany Broski's latest celebrity crush?

Are you seeing through my sort of facade? Facade. And I never know. I never know. Because I've gone up to Greg's one time. Greg. I've gone to visit Greg. And I've ordered, like, a sausage roll. Like, a disgusting, greasy sausage roll. Maybe, like, a kebab. And, yeah, I don't know if I even cared. Or I've gone up to, like, a Maccy's. Probably, like, I don't know, maybe three, four years ago, I was in the UK. I ordered a Maccy's. And I was like, yeah, you're right. I've gone to, like, number four. She said, is that all? She was American. And I said, yeah, that's all. Anyway, the major difference for me, like when I was learning it, when I was sort of falling into it, was...

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