In a video that's been watched half a million times, Alyssa shares some of her thoughts, including that southerners say 'y'all' too much and that Americans have a misconception that there is one single British accent. Alyssa also admitted that her accent 'gets me a lot of things,' but expressed confusion over why. Q&A: After Alyssa's video racked up views, she posted a follow-up to answer some viewer questionsAfter Alyssa's video racked up views, she posted a follow-up to answer some viewer questions. She also attempted to explained to confused American viewers what she meant about Great Britain being three countries. My three roommates are my best friends, they're the best people I've ever met,' she said'And so people were saying they found it funny when I said, "water" so I guess when I would order ranch it would be "ranch [American accent]," especially when I go through drive-thrus,' she went on.
American viewers thought she was saying an entire lot of water.
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American viewers thought she was saying an entire lot of water .
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