As a Brit, true, but a bit harsh on the Americans…

Imagine if service workers in America had living wages and universal healthcare like Europeans instead of $2 per hour and no healthcare at all.

Even the French trash-tall the French. Well, the Parisians anyway.

It's decreasing, same as alcohol. Although vape is increasing

Dam Square! I do miss my old neighbourhood from time to time.

More to do with ignorance and being scared of going to the wrong place. Churches had the most money, so made the nicest buildings though.

The land of the free and home of the lawsuit.

This is the case in almost all countries except America

at least no gap? /s

I see you've never taken an international train in Europe

They were either in the UK or Benidorm…..

I do feel like tattoo's are somewhat cheaper in Europe, when I see Americans getting tiny minimalistic tattoo's and it costs them like $500, it floors me. If I was paying the equivalent of that for a tattoo, it'd be a pretty large ish piece! (though my artists has started charging more lately.. and his work has gone downhill, thinking of switching tbh, not because of the price, but the quality...)

You mean a handbag with a shoulder strap? Yeah, been using one of them for decades, very convenient. Many brits who use them like to refer to it as a 'manbag', given that handbag is the more normal term for a women's bag, what you would call a purse.

There's more to eating than spice! Learn to embrace the subtle flavours of food. Don't just kill your tastebuds with hot sauce.

There is no need for that much ice. I prefer having drink in the glass

Um, no, it's not. Spain is beautiful; Florida is a trash heap. And I'm American.

Weird to compare a Spanish sausage with a French one (which is disgusting, BTW, and nothing whatsoever like Chorizo) . Or is there a Creole version that is actually palatable? If so, for dog's sake, American tourists, do NOT make the mistake if imagining that the French one is like the one you know.

Europe has a beer-brewing tradition stretching back well over a thousand years with every type of beer imaginable available. IPA is an English beer. Perhaps there wasn't enough American Bud or Schlitz available.

That's probably an illusion based on the fact that you can actually taste something.

"no sir/mam, that is the sun" /s

Without the hills presumably?

It really doesn't...