Their parents have to be at work at 8AM

I love the U.S BECAUSE one of the reasons that i love it here is that most U.S citizens have an accent. Californians have their own accent, Southern accents, New York and New Jersey accents. I love hearing them all

I'm so glad I'm Canadian. I'd rather pay .13cents on top of the price tag amount then pay for medical direct. I've had 2 kids. They have had surgeries, I have had several surgeries(disabled) and long term stay admitted to hospital(almost dying twice) all my ultrasounds, MRIs, PET scans, xrays, blood work, infertility treatments, eye exams, ER visits, every single specialist doctor plus every GP visit(including house visits) midwife appointments, at home follow up after delivery..free parental or breastfeeding support etc.. all of it, I wouldn't be able to pay that out of pocket. No matter how much taxes I have paid or will pay in life, it wouldn't come anywhere near the bills that a America charges. Oh and kids have free dental to 25 too. Some cosmetic stuff is covered depending on the cause/effects too

In Sweden the tax is baked in with the price, so if the price for a dress is 250SEK (25~$) then it is just that. What a crappy system not include tax, any other countries who does this or only America?

Tipping needs to be eliminated. I go to a small coffee shop in Toronto where the woman picks up the tip jar and shakes it while you are paying. To show me hey look at the tip jar. It lasts only a second but it is very off putting. Tipping is getting out of hand. I am already paying for a service. I live on a budget and getting haircuts and takeout coffee should not feel like pressure to tip. Pay a living wage

It's wild and depends on the restaurant. If you want big portions you can eat for days, BBQ and those Greek family restaurants serve absurd amounts of food for the price you'll spend. Chain restaurants vary widely.

NOPE, you need to have a Certified service dog and YES you can be questioned on wether your Chihuahua is an actual service dog. A pet store is the exception to the No regular dogs rule

all scam calls in Canada and the US come from other countries

Ground beef is called hamburger. In the 30’s it was called a hamburger sandwich, but then it was shortened.

There is no 'wrong' terminology when it varies by country.

Of course it sounds nasty if you're thinking European biscuit. In America, a biscuit is a savory thing that you put butter on. It tends to taste a bit salty. It's really more like a bread roll without yeast. The gravy is a rich sausage gravy made with milk. It sure isn't the prettiest of dishes, but I assure you, it's very satisfying and delicious. Great hangover food!

It's so not nasty.

I the hotel where I work, the mornings that the breakfast includes biscuits and gravy are packed.

But it is SOOOOOOO good!

We call them cookies in Canada. Biscuits are British for cookies. Biscuits and gravy are dinner biscuits which we would call dinner rolls here. Not really that odd

I agree with you. It DOES look nasty and sounds nasty to me. But I guess many Americans in the south were raised on it, so they think it's great. No different from other countries and some of their culinary choices. Americans would gag at some of them.

Judging things by the way they look has left many an intelligent, personable young woman or male without a date for the prom. Biscuits & gravy are DEElicious!

I'm old, have lived all over the country and then some, and have never seen anything like the photo on the right. Never.

I have never seen biscuits and gravy like the photo.

Absolutely not. No thanks.

I agree

it is nasty

agreed It is gross. 26 years in the US and still don't care for many "very american" dishes, biscuits and gravy is def one of them...

Gravy looks like regugitated food you had for breakfast. It is disgusting.

A little bit of Stephen Fry terminology here - a**e biscuits and a**e gravy - makes me not want to even try biscuits and gravy for fear of what it might contain!

56yo American, and I've never, ever seen anyone eat spray cheese.