Brits try Bojangles Chicken and Biscuits for the first time!

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Shout out to this specific Bojangles for being cool and talking to and treating Josh and Olly with that southern hospitality

the first worker just stepping back, awkwardly trying to get out of the way whilst somehow still hanging around & letting deidra do the rest of the talking is so real 😩 i feel that in my bones

How can you not love them? Such positive vibes and attitude. Love to see it

I never paid attention to the whole "49 steps" before this video but after hearing Olly ask why couldn't they add one more step, I think I know why it's 49 steps and not 50 steps. The very first Bojangles opened in Charlotte in July 1977. Four months earlier, the Charlotte 49ers made it to the Final Four for the first (and last) time ever and at the time, that was the biggest thing ever to happen to the city. So I'm betting the reason why Bojangles chose to make it 49 steps rather than 50 steps is because it was a subtle tribute to the Charlotte 49ers basketball team.

I have lived in the southern U.S. my whole life, but it never fails to make me smile when people are treated with southern hospitality. I hope y'all have enjoyed your time back in the states, and I look forward to seeing more of the trip! 🤍

As a Texan, when Ollie said “you do it honey” sounded like every lady at my church growing up.

My wife and I went to Alabama for the NASCAR race. We stopped at a Pizza Hut afterward for a little something. The waitress tasked what we'd like to drink and after we told her, she said Ya'll aren't from around her are you. We are from Southern Idaho and thought it was not noticeable. Before we were done ordering, the manager, 5 more employees and 6 customers came up to talk with us because they liked our accent. Fun experience. Waht started as a 30-minute meal ended up being almost 2 hours. Keep up the great videos' guys. Thanks.

You just gotta love Ollie’s honesty. If he doesn’t like something you will know it. Wish there was a Bo’s around here (probably best there isn’t)! Love you all. Glad you had safe travels.

Deidra doing a complete 180 after hearing about England's weather is a testament to how miserable it is

Her expression when you said “… in a public pool” was as if you had just said, “Sorry, my personal pool is at capacity.” 😂

Does anyone else enjoy watching them initiate their crew as much as when they try stuff themselves? I just love how they feel the need to spread the joy right away!

Josh by now your little baby Carrot has arrived, sleepless nights, tiptoeing into the nursery to check if she is well. Waking instantly when she lets out a wimper or just straight-up makes an ear splitting cry. Changing dirty nappies and wondering how something so small and precious could possibly make anything that smells that discusting??? Hope you are adjusting well and enjoying your tiny bundle of pure joy. Blessing to you and Gabbie and baby Carrot.

You forgot to scream “ITS BO TIME” before eating. That’s what we do in the south

British newspapers call anything over 20 C (68 F) a “heat wave”. In Central Texas, it makes me smile.

I seriously hope those cups had ice in them for that Sweet Iced Tea! That is the whole point! The tea is stronger and over-sweetened so that it still tastes great as the ice melts and dilutes the drink. The tea is typically room temperature or even slightly warm, and melts a lot of the ice as it is poured over.

Shout out to Joel. I think he's a wonderful addition to the Team. Loved his expression when he tasted that yummy biscuit 😊

The high five and fist bump confusion was hilarious.

Nothing ever beats fresh and made from scratch filled with energy and love.

I like that Ollie gives reactions of genuine disgust when needed.