"The first time I visited the US, I thought it was a scam because of this restaurant": Non-Americans are sharing things that are completely normal in the US but seen as strange in other countries.

Reported 6 months ago

Non-Americans are sharing common things in the US that are considered bizarre in their own countries, such as the popularity of pickup trucks, tipping culture, free refills, driving and turning right on red lights, displaying prices without taxes, long commutes to work, jaywalking, car culture intensity, the American college experience, high circumcision rates, and the lack of annual paid time off, among others. These cultural differences highlight the unique customs and norms that can surprise visitors from other countries.

"The first time I visited the US, I thought it was a scam because of this restaurant": Non-Americans are sharing things that are completely normal in the US but seen as strange in other countries.

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