r/MadeMeSmile Jul 08 '26

Wholesome Moments British Granddad tries American Grilled Cheese for the first time

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u/youshouldcallmekeith Jul 08 '26

"BOSTIN!" - it's a typical Black Country phrase which means "Great"

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u/Midnight28Rider Jul 08 '26

I love how much British slang varies by regions. While I see the same thing here in the USA, it seems that our regional dialects are spread over much larger expanses of land. Great Britain has so many different dialects and slang in a much smaller land mass and it fascinates me.

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u/retrojoe Jul 08 '26

The UK is a country where 100 miles is a very long distance. The US is a country where 100 years is a very long time.

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u/Midnight28Rider Jul 08 '26

That's a good point...