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For some reason, the user explained that she was not making "iced tea", she was making "British tea". The comments section was quickly flooded with people expressing their absolute disbelief and informing her that what she had made was actually neither of those things. "Please dear god make this a joke," one person said. "You realise this is a crime?" another wrote. "I know you did not just do that," a third added. "I'm America and even I'm traumatised by this," a fourth said.@swfinds♬ Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) - Edison Lighthouse
Others said they would need to talk about what they had just seen in therapy.
"My therapist is going to be hearing about this," one person wrote.
Another joked:"My therapist gonna need a therapist after this one."
Many were confused about whether or not the video was satire as Americans making offensively bad tea to poke fun and British and Irish has become a popular trend on TikTok in the past year.
However, judging by the rest of the user's profile - which is dedicated to the things that confuse her about living in Britain - it seems she was being genuine.
Last year, TikTokers this side of the pond were shocked to find out that many Americans did not know what an electric kettle was.Life

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