In New Zealand we generally get 4-5 weeks paid leave each year plus several paid Public Holidays throughout the year.

Korea does it better. The stalls go all the way to the ground and quite a few of the toilets are bidets. But yeah, our toilet stalls kind of suck.

Guns are fine, chocolate eggs.. The horror!

In the US, eggs are washed and lose a protective layer so need to be refrigerated.

I think I am in love.....

Only the British can I guess

Me, as an austrian, also cant comprehend British food nor I want to..

Um, OK, but, that looks like cardiac arrest on a plate

This is an UK thing. The rest of Europe let them do this but look away to not spoil our appetite.

As a Brit, I don’t believe baked beans should be on a full English either! I’d also argue that hash browns and black pudding are an abomination unto Nuggan too, but that’s just me.

Breakfast burritos are pretty common everywhere in the US

Neither can my german mind.

I want some of that!

I can feel my arteries clogging. :)

I just finished lunch but I think I'll make myself some fried eggs for dessert...

I have beans for breakfest.

ohhh so tastyyy

Oh yes I can!

Without the beans this becomes a judgemental post about ridiculous portion sizes in the US.

I will everything but beans! Most likely because brits don't know how to cook them right LOL

Uh, is this for like a family of 6?

We have beans all the time for breakfast. We being Mexican Americans.

I would eat the ever-loving you-know-what out of that! Yum!

Our beans are sweetened, so they taste different. All that fried food, it's no wonder you guys had to give away heart surgery.

Showing an American sized meal for one or five Europeans. Cowboys have been eating beans for breakfast since the late 1700s and my first nation's family has been eating beans before any king in some castle named a place

Umm, hate to break it to you, but we eat beans for breakfast too. I know it's a thing here in New England, and I believe the South loves beans for breakfast too.

Even harder to comprehend? Our (Americans) obsession with eating sugar for breakfast. Cereal, doughnuts, pastries, waffles, pancakes. At least the full English has some veg on the plate.

Especially Heinz maple beans.

This is just 🧑‍🍳😘

You’ve obviously never been to the Southwest!

Most Brits wouldn't eat a fried breakfast on a normal day, and not one this size. They're generally for the weekend, when you're hungover on a Sunday morning or when you're staying at a hotel and breakfast is included so you want to get your moneys worth. When you have a fried breakfast you generally wouldn't need to eat lunch either.

Now I'm hungry!

You got us there. It used to be that in the US you could count on being off around the holidays of a few different religions. Now you just work every day until you die.

How many bananas per hour is that?

Why would we not comprehend this? I mean....we have bikes... and bike paths. And people who bike interstate. not me but healthy people

Only because Kei Cars and Kei Trucks are illegal here for "safety" reasons. Really it's lobbism from the Big 3 keeping them out. I'd love a tiny little truck or car.

LOL here in Portland, Oregon that space would be flooded with equally drunk skaters grinding down that hand rail.

An old American like me sure can. People smoked everywhere back in the 80s.

But it wasn't a component level item was it? RS finally went out of business in the USA because they stopped selling anything anyone actually needed that they couldn't get at a bunch of competitors like Best Buy, Walmart, others. I used to work in one. But I stopped shopping in them long before they closed.

I overheard the news earlier, apparently there is a dangerous cyclepath on the loose.

The Swiss Alps? A lake in Northern Italy? I am quite aware of these places.

To be fair, this also wasn't exactly business as ususal for my European mind.

I've been to the Vatican and it is pretty impressive. On the other hand, how the Catholic church got its money over the years and some of the other things it has done are not so impressive.

LOL I learned how to drive stick when I was 10yo. Granted it was on a tractor. There isn't a gearbox invented I can't handle.

Mmmm sandy sandwich and sandy tea...sounds amazing! /s

We'd like to keep it that way

History?

Bar food? Granted that is some seriously looking delicious bar food, but honestly I'm starting to think most Europeans are just as ignorant of America as most Americans are ignorant of Europe at this point. This thread is ridiculous.

Having cap stuck to lid so it pokes you in the face while trying to drink, you guys can keep this one.

Notice bottom of OP..."from Baton Rouge, LA" last time I checked that was in the US.

To be fair I cannot comprehend Eurovision either.