idk if its just Mexico but if we see a stray dog/cat we lure it in and adopt it

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jordan (pineapple he/she)

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Fika

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Duckbadger

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Free refills in the U. S? I took it for granted for a while until I learned that other countries don’t do that. Also, the 4th of July for obvious reasons.

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HistoryLover(she/her)

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It’s not just exclusive to my country, but my province.
We’re the only province who calls hoodies bunnyhugs!

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Mysteria

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On New Year's Eve, we wear all white, and walk down to the beach to give gifts to the ocean goddess (orixá) named Iemanjá. Even Catholics do this now. Then you jump seven waves and make seven requests. I'm not a follower of candomblé so I don't make requests of any orixá, but I would wear white, and bring the goddess a gift. Now I live in the US, so I just wear white, and I'm a parent, so I never make it to midnight

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RafCo (he/him/ele)

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Everything (except overpriced Gas Stations) being closed on sundays and all hollydays. (Germany)

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Thorsten Massow

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This isn't my country, but just growing up in a rural area. I was shocked to learn that bigger cities have multiple zip codes. Each town had its own, so I always thought it was the same everywhere. (Granted, these were REALLY small towns. Like 150 people small.)

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Coasters ForCritters

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Making ‘oliebollen en appelflappen’ for Newyearseve in Holland.

Learned that the hard way. We went on holiday to Germany and my mom didn’t pack anything to make them, saying: they will have it there. They didn’t. It sucked.
Still remember that as the shittiest Newyears Eve ever.

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Winnie the Moo

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Prepare for the almighty Southern-isms:

"Whatcamacallit"

"Butter me sideways"

"Hug you in the neck"

"Y'all've"

Bonus: Asking people how they are as a greeting, not a genuine question.

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QueerAxolotls

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Boxing Day in the UK

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Julie S

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Mass Shootings

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Nikki Hilton

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Tipping in the us, around the world it's less common usually because the workers actually get payed, here they don't.

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Manbum02

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Halloween. It’s really just a holiday in the United States.

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Cypress

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Ireland, Northern and the Republic, as a guest you refuse the offer of a drink the first and second time offered. Third time you can accept. As a host you must offer and when denied wait a bit and offer again. Then the third time a while after that.

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Colin

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Fireworks to celebrate an attempt to blow up the English parliament and burning an effigy of the guy who attempted it.

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martin734

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Medical Debt (here in the US)

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MrsFettesVette

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