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.....

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.

I love how all the Americans on here are taking these so seriously and getting so offended, whereas they are the same people who love the equivalent « the European mind can’t comprehend this » list. You’re just reinforcing the typical « Americans are so sensitive » sterotype.

Bread, jam, orange juice, train. MIND BLOWN! /S

What? Outdoor seating?

sigh...we have restaurants with outdoor dining.

This looks like downtown Asheville, NC

I’m absolutely baffled

Okay, lost on this one. Looks like at least 100 places I’ve seen in the USA.

Ummm, any city in America....

I don't get it.

Dining al fresco?

?? Big Umbrellas maybe?

I live by a town that looks like this. Heavily German area, and old buildings. Outdoor cafe seating,too. The US is a very big place- this list is very generalized.

Um, yes we can. Every grocery store I've ever shopped at has a fresh bread section.

Yo they sell this everywhere lmfaoo

Flouting safety rules? I do that all the time.

What is so strange about this? Half this list is nonsensical. Can we have some context?

Yup, no one in America drinks beer near bodies of water...what a concept, need to try that! /s

I'm convinced these people know absolutely nothing about America

The one I've owned for years doesn't have the level window. I have to look in the top like an old fashioned British tea kettle. As soon as we get electricity here in the USA I'm going to try plugging it in and see what it does.

Don't know how to break it to the Europeans... mugs are illegal in North America /s

I can honestly say I've never taken that much luggage with me anywhere, and we are avid road trippers.

Because no American has ever had Swiss cheese or used a cheese slicer. /S

Oh no, a building!

What's to comprehend in this picture?

Cooked dough? You're right, we've been just chowing down on raw dough for 250 years.

Some day the USA will have cats. I saw one on youtube once. /s

"the american weak mind". b***h please 💀💀 some of us are idiots but not like the ones here

Huh? I mean.... I guess this is about the Flint water crisis. They may be assuming that all America has unclean tap water because of that. No joke that was a horrific example of wealthy people screwing over poor people and poisoing a community, but it is not exactly normal. I drink from my tap

Aldi has paid shopping carts. One of the most well known grocery stores in the US

I own a pasta maker. It looks exactly like that pasta maker. I have used it.