Jersey Shore Storms Scotland, Mistakes Locals for ‘Foreigners’ in Brawl Over White Lotus

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White Lotus Season 2 finale aired on December 11, 2022. 

ISLE OF SKYE, SCOTLAND — A group of self-described “Jersey ambassadors” turned a prestigious Scotch distillery tour into a transatlantic dumpster fire this week after screaming about White Lotus Season 2’s finale—a full year after it aired—and accusing baffled Scots of “spoiling it with your foreigner lies.” The incident culminated in a fistfight over streaming timelines, a hurled haggis, and one tourist reportedly vaping into a barrel of 1983 Macallan “for ambiance.”

Mistakes Locals for ‘Foreigners’

In a spectacular display of cultural ambassadorship, Tony “The Inhaler” — a Jersey-born visionary who mistook “single malt” for a Tinder event and demanded a charcuterie board at a whisky distillery — led his crew on a pilgrimage to Scotland’s oldest Talisker Distillery, where they promptly ignored 300 years of Scotch-making lore to stream White Lotus Season 2, a full year after its release, because “prestige TV waits for no man, bro.”

Gina “Google Maps,” the group’s resident historian, fact-checked the tour guide’s spiel about peat moss by screeching, “Wikipedia says you people invented whiskey in, like, 1994!” while Vinnie “VPN,” a self-taught digital martyr, accused Scotland’s Wi-Fi of “tyranny” after his torrent of Tanya’s yacht saga buffered during the mash tun demo. The Scottish locals — a stoic ensemble of kilted historians, a guide clutching a 50-year-old Lagavulin like a stress ball, and Moira, a pensioner with the withering glare of a woman who’d survived both the Thatcher era and this — watched in horror as the Americans declared Season 2 “fresh content” and called Scots “foreigners” for knowing Season 3 was set in Bali.

We’re Here for Culture… and HBO Max!

The group arrived at the Distillery wearing “I Heart Scotland” shirts purchased that morning at Edinburgh Airport. Guide Alistair McLeod began the tour by explaining the art of peat-smoking barley, only to be interrupted by Gina’s phone blaring White Lotus’s opening theme.

“Yo, we gotta watch this NOW,” barked Tony, as the crew huddled around a single iPhone 12, shouting over Tanya’s yacht antics. “THIS IS CULTURE!” declared Vinnie, ignoring the 18th-century stone mill grinding barley behind him.

The Jersey Group.

Who Are These Foreigners Judging Us?

When McLeod gently noted that Season 2 aired “roughly 12 months ago,” the group erupted.

“LIES! IT DROPPED YESTERDAY!” screamed Gina, pointing at an elderly Scottish couple murmuring about Season 3. “Why’s everyone here gotta be so FOREIGN and RUDE?”

Moira, a local librarian sipping a £200 tasting pour, interjected: “Luv, you’re in Scotland. You’re the foreigner.”

Chaos ensued.

Tony lunged toward Moira, shouting, “SEASON 2 IS FRESH LIKE MY BK KNIGHTS, YOU BRITISH HATER!” (Note: Scotland is not Britain’s biggest fan either.) Vinnie attempted to “prove” Season 2 was new by showing a 2022 tweet, while Gina called 911 to report “a spoiler crime.”

Haggis Warfare and Diplomatic Carnage

The showdown peaked when Tony grabbed a decorative haggis from the gift shop and lobbed it at McLeod, missing wildly and nailing a Japanese tourist’s whisky flight. “THIS IS AMERICA’S OIL!” he yelled, confusing geopolitics with HBO.

Security arrived to escort the group out, but not before Gina stole a “Scotch: It’s Like Wine, But for Men” coaster and Vinnie screamed, “Y’ALL JUST MAD ‘CAUSE TANYA’S OUR QUEEN!”

The Fallout:

Mistakes Locals for ‘Foreigners’; The distillery issued a statement calling the event “a borderline war crime against whisky” and now offers “Jersey-Free Tours” at a discount. Local tourism officials have labeled the group “the worst American invaders since McDonald’s.”

Meanwhile, the Jersey crew remained unfazed. Upon returning to their Airbnb—a 17th-century cottage they described in their 1-star Yelp review as “hella drafty and weird-smelling”—they immediately began streaming Jersey Shore reruns, citing “withdrawal symptoms.”

Tony, still wearing his kilt backwards, later tried to order a “Scotch flight” at a nearby pub, only to be handed a single pint and told to “take off, ya muppet.”

“We’re patriots,” Tony explained, adjusting his “Don’t Tread on Me” kilt (still worn incorrectly). “If wanting to watch Jennifer Coolidge in peace makes us ugly Americans, then fine! USA! USA!” "Trump is probably going to tariff you all soon!"

Never underestimate Americans’ ability to colonize any situation with delusion, Wi-Fi demands, and the conviction that everyone else is the foreigner.

As of press time, the group is crowdfunding a “White Lotus Pilgrimage” to Bali—where locals have preemptively blocked their IP addresses, set up “No Jersey” zones, and armed themselves with culturally appropriate blunt objects in preparation for impact.