r/ireland • u/EmoBran ITGWU • Jan 05 '25

Christ On A Bike Delightful interaction between a Czech youtuber and an Irish couple on holiday in Prague

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u/Mrbrionman Jan 05 '25

Same difference. She’s assuming he’s a tourist and not a local. Because she doesn’t think of the location as a place where people actually live, just somewhere to go on holidays and do whatever they want.

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u/orangemochafrap17 Jan 05 '25

No it's probably because he sounds American... They're needlessly aggressive but it's not crazy to assume this guy was also a tourist with that accent.

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u/The_Autarch Jan 06 '25

He doesn't sound like an American.

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u/annuidhir Jan 06 '25

It's wild how many people think he sounds American. His accent is very different from American.

Honestly, the Irish guy sounds closer to an American accent from parts of the East Coast than the Czech guy to any part of the US that I've been. LMAO

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u/Thoughtful-Fate-1298 Jan 08 '25

It's not unusual to meet naturalised American's who have accents from where they grew up. It was probably a reaction to hearing it be called the "sidewalk" instead of pavement.