I will admit I sometimes call crisps potato chips just because it’s funny
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Doing it ironically is allowed, I love a little chaos
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I’m indifferent apart from when it gets called Soda… 
Idk its like vacuum and all these other English variations I associate w America. Whenever I catch my husband saying an American version of a word I’ll reply in like a Texas accent.
All potato chips are chips regardless. Thin chips, fat chips, crispy chips, etc. Then crisps for crisps. Brexit means Brexit!!!
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Everyone in the world should just use the original names for these items - pommes frites for those fried Belgian potatoes and whatever word was used by the people who invented soda.
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That sounds better than just juice. That is something that I can accept!
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I like how Scots also calls cans of juice tins of juice, and I thought more people called them tinnies but turns out that might just be me and a few of my friends cause even fellow Scots only associate “tinnies” with booze and find it funny when I do this
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If I was talking to someone in the United States, I’d call these chips:
But if I was talking to someone in the UK, I’d call them crisps, and call these french fries chips:
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I ment when you sliped up. What did you wrongly call a chip.
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This conversation is just reminding me of how cool dialects and etymology are; I can’t believe as a pretentious teen I used to hate the concept of dialects other than my own lol
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I try to do the same.
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It’s about to become Scot on Scot crime because… I’ve never heard a can of juice referred to as a tin 
I’ve never heard tinnies either!
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The movie Time After Time. The Unbound Doctor is in it.
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That ketchup looks off to me. To thin?
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Ahh, it was crisps! But I was correct given that we were in a French supermarket but it still feels wrong
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What do you all call biscuits then?
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I was about to say who doesn’t call biscuits biscuits then remembered America
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What’s wild is that adding potato in front of chip indicates that you specifically mean crisps and not fries, and everyone here understands that, which is baffling because THEY’RE BOTH POTATO 
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Oh no… Maybe it’s just something of my own creation…
(or more likely, regional dialects at it again)
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That looks nice. I actually dont like ketchup. Chilli mayo, Béarnaise or BBQ sauce is my preferred dip.
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