Mhm! Exactly!

Yeah, that also bothered me as well

This weirds me out every time

Religion should have no room in politics anywhere. (But for positive values such as grace of charity.)

that's just SAD , very , very SAD

Anything about the so-called American health system is a mystery to the rest of the world.

Not only to Brits!

What an awful soulless place. And I'm guessing the only reason they give them what looks like expensive chairs is so they don't get sued for workplace injury.

Are greeters real? I thought the Simpson's was exaggerating. I guess in a country so massive, you gta find a way to stand out? Still seems weird tho

This varies in the US too. In most cities it's normal not to have a car, but not in places where most people don't live within walking distance to anything.

not in the US.....

Americans love a good discount too.

Those are just the pretentious people who do that tho.

Im not in both (but I’m neither American nor English). I’d rather pay good money for good, long-lasting quality produced without children work.

you forgot the rest of the sentence; In the US 'This is a $100 shirt, got it at the thrift store for $0.25"... smug face

I'm always buying something thinking wow that's a bargain and noone will ever know how cheap it is!! And then I'm telling everyone about the bargain i found😅😅😅😅😅😅 Tell me I'm not alone!!

Funny because TJ Maxx and Marshall's are always PACKED when I go to the US.

Not true. Many, many Americans will brag about what a good deal they got.

The only money that should be openly talked about but isn't is wages.

Ebay mate, you can get some class labels for peanuts there.

That's not the majority of US citizens. Most of us are offended by the price of clothing and think the people that "have to have it" are fools.

That's not true of everyone in the US. Even people in one part of the US like the Northeast don't necessarily have the same habits as people in the Midwest or Rocky Mountains. I've lived in 4 different states, and they all differ in so many ways. This country is almost as big as the whole EU.

Hello. Walmart. Price clubs. Dollar Store. Lived in the US all of my life and have never met anyone who does this. But they'll for certain say they got a $100 shirt for 75% off!

Yes, exactly! This would be the case in my country too, obviously with a few idiotic exceptions... I mean those things that are only a waste of space are everywhere now, what are they called?! Oh yes, "influencers" 🙄🙄🙄

This is a regional thing. Where I live now near Washington, people love to show off how expensive everything is. In NY, people totally do try to impress you with what a great bargain they got... plus use it as a way of accepting the comment. I expect most of America is more like the UK/NY.

A person like this, we can’t tolerate here

I'd literally make fun of any of my friends who paid $100 for a shirt. Stop believing what happens on TV is real.

That's obnoxious wherever you're from. My eldest likes to do this in reverse and brag about how great the shirts are he found at the second hand store.

Again - it's all about those greenbacks.

If I spend a lot on an item, I'll keep it to myself. It feels indulgent, and I stress about it for a good bit. Then my wife talks me down and tells me I deserve it.

Only time I mention a bargain price is when it was a total discount; like when I bought $45 a pair of jeans for only $5. Only fools would spend so much on clothes.

Darn america

We're not the only ones doing that. No one seems to blink at the audacity of the Miss Universe beauty contest, where Earth seems to win every time.

In the UK, a durex is (or used to be) a condom. In Australia, it's sticky tape. Best not to get them confused.

Again, horrifying everywhere in the world

This is horrifying for the rest of the world not just the UK!!

I would have been too!

Respect the queue! This should be everywhere!

On the tube, there's absolutely no reason to "hold the door". The next one will be in in a few minutes, and you will just be a little late. By holding, everyone on the train will be late, and there is actually a possibility that it travels down the line, delaying several trains.

That would be weird.

"supersize me"

What's particularly wrong with day drinking? I mean, night won't reduce your drunkenness

This happens in the UK too. I am a woman and I traveled by train with a suitcase too heavy for me to lift and always some lovely man immediately assisted me with getting on and off.

That's horrifying!

To me, this sounds like a good style. How would you address a stranger in the UK?

I fear this one may be culturally appropriated - I'm in the UK and have worked for people who have done this, and been "encouraged" to do this myself. I have offered once (but that was because it was a big, serious project, and my time off was looking after the MIL's house for two days and I was BORED!)

What else should we do with all this corn we grow? Feed the world? Bio-fuel these machines? Nope. Lets make something like sugar, but way worse for you.

Aussie, aussie, aussie, oi oi oi.

While talking about american cinemas, why don't they have seat reservation? In Sweden, we book in advance, choosing our seats by how many we are, where the screen is and availability.