You don't have gas and electric? Why?  Can't you just call the utility company and make a phone payment or arrangement of some sort?   Things must be more different in England than I realized.  

You gotta find a shop, man. I've got about 4-5 that do mine. 

Is a shop the same as a store? Lost!  

*Another confused American here* 

In America, a shop could be a place you leave your car to be repaired or it might be a store that specializes in a particular trade. We have utility/oil/gas companies that provide us with electricity and deliver what we need.

I hope you can get your gas and electric turned on very soon.

Forgot about us on here a shop is a store where those are 

Like shop for us is place to leave your car we call it a garage or a parking lot

Not worried about electric or gas I can find a petrol station ( store that does food/drink as well as petrol ) or another store ( shop )

I think when they say shop they mean like a mechanics. Yeh, everything is a shop here. Apart from a Supermarket, but we call them by name (Asda, Tesco, Morrisons) but we still say 'shopping' and might still call it a shop depending. I'd never really thought about it. Hey, Dave. They don't have kettles in America, get on that lol. 

If they don't have kettles how do their do tea or coffee

We do have kettles;  we just don't use them.  ☺️  Most people here would use the microwave, or buy their expensive coffees in a shop.

My parents were British;  Mom English and Dad Scottish.  I went off tea fairly young (due to overexposure), but Mom had a kettle and a teapot and a tea cozy she made herself.

We're not barbarians, really we're not.

We have kettles, as you refer to them; we just call them pots. A pot of coffee. Same thing maybe, but just with a different name? Or perhaps it is different?

Okay, don't mind me; Malign knows better (and I type slowly)

Different terminologies 

America - Sidewalk UK - pavement

Diaper - Nappy 

Candy - sweets 

Cookies - biscuits

(Car) trunk - boot

Hood - bonnet

Tire - tyre

Cold, damp, and foggy - an ordinary day 😊