USA Road Trip - Walmart Tour, Small Towns & Roads In Pennsylvania & MORE!

Pennsylvania is LITERALLY the best representation of small town America in my opinion.

As an American, I find this so wholesome and funny! I love you guys!

You're right of course, we do take for granted all that America offers. America's scenery spans from one extreme to another and everything in between. Grinding poverty to unbelievable opulence and wealth! The landscape itself ranges the same expanse and differences. THAT part, we don't take for granted. The difference between say the Smokey Mountains and Key West Florida couldn't be more extremely different!

I used to work at corporate Walmart, glad to see you love it! And most this stuff really isn’t that big if you’ve got a family. That pasta sauce for instance is just enough for one or two dinners with kids.

Love your enthusiasm for Walmart! Just so you know, as with Costco, those super large sized products are used by people who buy for schools, church groups, food kitchens, party catering, etc. They make large quantities to feed large groups and provide services for groups. Yes, some large families use them too, but mostly they are used for people who are providing group services.

Seems like I’ve been taking Walmart for granted my entire life 😂 And to answer y’all’s question at 18:36, as someone who used to be a stocker at Walmart, we’d have a scanner that would tell us the exact location of every item in the store when we scanned the barcode. It took a long time but it wasn’t too difficult! Also, it’s interesting that you say at 19:36 that Walmart doesn’t sell alcohol or cigarettes. Maybe that’s just the one y’all went to? There’s usually a dedicated alcohol aisle at every Walmart, and the cigarettes are stored in behind the cashier

I generally could watch you guys do anything, its always so entertaining. I do love these traveling videos/ day in the life

I love how patriotic Americans are … flags everywhere is awesome.!! We don’t do that here in Australia but should

Wendy's chilli has big chunks because they are chopped hamburgers...the policy is fresh cooked, so leftovers become chilli. It's actually a great value as they often have a lot of quality ground beef

I love how honest charlotte is with her critiques, cracks us up, keep it up charlotte :)

Riding the bikes in Walmart is a American tradition 😂 I’m proud of you charlotte

Long John Silver's is fish! You can get your Fish and Chips there!!

Still so happy that you created this channel!! Love TPW but this one is increasingly becoming my favourite!! Keep it up and enjoy the rest of your time in the states 🥳

I know this video is old, but just wanted to say respond to his remark about Aldi being newer here in the USA. Actually the US has had Aldi stores since the mid 1970s. Long before the UK, which I believe got their first Aldi store in the early 90s. Surprised most people dont know we have them. Aldi has been a common grocery store here for 50 years now. Glad you enjoy our grocery stores and our coasters. 😊

Thought that was an Adam the Woo video from the title there, enjoy the trip guys 😃

I remember you took the RTA in Cleveland from Hopkind Airport & walked to the Amtrak station at night on your first visit to Cedar Point. Lol, im glad you made it unscathed.

It's really fun to see you enjoying the sights and things that I take for granted living here. It's also funny because if I went to England, I'd be interested in things you might not think about. Even as an American, when I went out west we were having similar reactions to you in this video, because it's quite different from the east coast. Like driving through a town in the desert with a rickety roadside restaurant or going in a post office/general store in the middle of nowhere. Very fun to see how different places can be.

You both sure a fan of theme parks and you both are my favourites x

Charlotte makes me laugh so much! Love these vlogs, grateful for all your efforts and work to take us along 💗

Long John Silvers is pretty tasty fish and chips😊