Welcome, Mondays and Wednesdays. We talk apologetics and theology. Friday, we talk about whatever I want to talk about.

And today, I want to talk about American versus British humor, the things that are a bit different there.

I do appreciate British humor. I'm more familiar with American humor. But the topic I found interesting.

I found a few articles on it. Watched a few clips in different shows to get an idea of the differences there.

But yeah, I just want to break it down a little bit.

One comment sticks out in my mind about a difference between American humor and British humor.

And that would be this, which is a comment.

It said, Americans, sorry, the Brits laugh at misery and Americans laugh at stupidity.

There's a difference there.

I think in England, I love English culture.

You know, obviously enjoy Tolkien, Lewis, British writers.

I've never been to the British Isles.

I would love to go there.

I feel like, though, it can just be a little bit gray. I think gray. I mean, think about, like,

if I had to describe England in one word, it's kind of gray. Do you like your T. Earl Grey?

It's a gray London fog out there. What do you think about life? I don't know, son.

I don't know.

Keep a stiff upper lip.

Keep calm.

Carry on.

It feels a little gray, kind of.

Though the Brits do know how to cut loose when you look at some of the, I mean, think about like,

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