What is a salt water taffy

To me it's just 'American'

But I get it, because I know if someone is Northern/Southern in the UK, but I can't really tell where lots of the time. Southern = posh. Northern = trashy (but also quite funny and I like some of them). Midlands = Luke.

I seriously can't believe that. All southern accents do sound mostly the same to me But northern accents have their differences --- between Massachusetts (the BOSTON accent sounds so funny ), Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey... all close to each other but all pretty distinct different accents. And the north to south differences are like night and day to me, even if they're not a strong southern/northern accent.

I haven't heard it I don't think

But I'd never be able to tell the difference between that and another USA accent. Maaaaybe I might know a Southern one cus it sounds kinda more country-ish

I love when people here have the thick Jersey accents. Like Enzo in BBUS

Omg I just saw this gif

Yeah, kinda like the regular cones but for those it's just like a plastic cup cone... that's the only thing I can think those "cups" are used for

Ohhhh like an actual cone, we just have the traditional ones

I literally don't know if those cups are an American thing lol They gotta only be used for snowballs / snow cones that I know of

These things

Yeah, the ones where if you were naughty in school the teacher sat you in the corner of the room facing the wall wearing one (before our time though obvs). They look really annoying because they won't sit down