00:00Je m'appelle Kevin, ma mère m'appelle comme ça parce qu'elle était un grand fan de la movie
00:04The Bodyguard avec Kevin Costner, vous savez ce film ?
00:06Oui !
00:07Donc je m'appelle mon nom et je m'appelle ce film, pour être honnête avec vous.
00:10Mais je m'appelle la famille, parce que j'ai un petit frère, et son nom est Whitney Houston, donc
00:15vous savez que je suis bien.
00:17Je suis bien.
00:18Je suis toujours en anglais, comme je disais, et il y a encore des expressions que je ne comprends pas,
00:22des expressions que je ne comprends.
00:23Par exemple, hangout.
00:25Tout le monde dit ça ici.
00:26Hangout.
00:27Every time I ask to American people, what are you going to do tomorrow?
00:30I'm going to hang out.
00:32What are you going to do this weekend?
00:33I'm going to hang out.
00:35The more they hang out, the less they pronounce it.
00:37Hang out.
00:40Actually, we don't have this expression in France.
00:43The first time I heard this expression, I was in a club here in L.A.
00:45And I met this girl, and she told me, hey, do you want to go to my house?
00:49We're going to hang out?
00:51So Mia was like, okay.
00:54So we went to her house, and we made love.
00:59So I was happy, you know, I was like, hang out?
01:01Yep, alright.
01:03The day after I met this guy, big guy, seven feet high, he told me, hey, bro, you want
01:08to go to my house?
01:09We're going to hang out?
01:13I think I'm going to stay here, man.
01:15I'll stay here.
01:17Thank you for the offer.
01:19There's so many differences, guys.
01:21So many differences.
01:22Okay, this country is too big.
01:23I don't know if you noticed, okay?
01:25Compared to my country, France.
01:26Okay, I'm visiting L.A. right now, okay?
01:28There's a friend of mine, an American friend of mine, he told me, have you ever been to
01:31Vegas?
01:32I was like, no.
01:33He told me you should go to Vegas.
01:34It's right there.
01:36You should go to Vegas.
01:37It's right there.
01:39You take your car, you go to Vegas.
01:41It's right there.
01:42So I looked up on internet, it's a five hour drive to go to Vegas.
01:47Five hours, guys.
01:48And you see, it's right there.
01:50In my country, in France, you drive five hours, you're in Turkey.
01:56It's another freaking country, another government, another currency.
02:02Here, you drive five hours, you're in Taco Bell.
02:05Nothing freaking changed.
02:07It's the same.
02:11Thank you.
02:12Another difference, taxes.
02:14All right, taxes in my country, in France, are included in the price.
02:17You don't have to add the taxes, all right?
02:19You guys live in a life where there's suspense every time.
02:24It's crazy.
02:26You take something, you don't know what you're going to pay.
02:29You walk to the cashier, you're like, maybe you can afford it, maybe not, we'll see.
02:33What the heck is this life?
02:37The first time I got naked in front of an American woman, she was like, whoo, you know, she saw
02:41my croissant, my baguette.
02:45She was like, whoo, this is big.
02:47I was like, don't get your hopes up.
02:48This is French, taxes are included.
02:50Everything's here.
02:52There's no surprise coming, I'm sorry.
02:54I'm sorry.
02:57The tip also.
02:59Very important to tip here in the U.S.
03:01You have to add the tip, right?
03:03Yeah.
03:03Same thing in France, the tip is included.
03:05You don't have to add the tip.
03:06Yeah.
03:06And depending on the amount of the tip, you know, when you're at the restaurant, depending on the amount of
03:10the tip you leave, like, the thank you from the waiter changes, right?
03:13You know?
03:14If you leave 10%, it's gonna be like, alright, thank you, have a good night.
03:17We'll see you later.
03:17I hope to see you later.
03:17Merci.
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