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The United States attracts many visitors. For example, in 2019, over 79 million international tourists came to the country, making it the number-three most popular choice, behind only France and Spain.
But whether we're talking about natural parks or busy cities, there are some "unwritten rules" that everyone should know. And that includes travelers, not just locals. So it pays to do your homework.
For our first assignment, let's go through the comments under a post on the subreddit r/AskAnAmerican, where a now-deleted user asked people to share these customs.
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#2
Do not cut in line. We are not British, we won't just shake our heads and mutter under our breath. Americans will absolutely start a fight over line cutting. It will become a whole big thing, people will film it on their phones, and boom! There you are all over [internet], getting beat up because you couldn't just wait your turn in line for a few minutes
#3
Don't wear the red hats.
Thorfin Wolfsbane 2 years ago
Actually we prefer they wear them. It helps us identify who the easily duped morons are.
QibliOfTheSandWings 2 years ago
You startled me in the first half of your comment
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Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
Also, they released a picture the other day of Trump flags being made in China in a sweatshop. Easy to find on Google. America first, my ass.
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Wang Zhuang 2 years ago
I'm not a Trump supporter, but you can wear what you want. Anybody who criticizes you based on that sucks.
Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
You don't understand. Trump Trash are volatile and dangerous. They are the kind of people you cross the street to avoid. They are the ones your momma warned you about. It's nice to be able to identify them.
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phil blanque 2 years ago
They never got the spelling right...it should be: "Make America grate again". It is all about friction. Friction and abrasiveness.
SykesDaMan 2 years ago (edited)
What If I'm a Chicago Bulls, Houston Rockets, Philadelphia Sixers, ... fan? They don't have the "writing" on them! It's the writing that's controversial, right? These guys don't have the monopoly on red hats! Let's take them back! Edit: I just re-read it! It says THE red hats! OK! My bad!
Steve Ramaekers 2 years ago
America is supposed to have freedom of speech yet this post and comments. Whether one likes trumps leadership or not there is a lot of unAmerican on here and just plain nastiness.
Brandon 2 years ago
Exactly. Thank you. People need to learn what it's like to be an American. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTKmjhJ1__o
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Steve Fischer 2 years ago
It's America's "scarlet letter" and it replaced the dunce hat. People who wear them are uneducated dreggs that normal people should avoid interacting with. There is no vaccine to cure this horrible disease.
Layne Rodgers 2 years ago
I don't care for politics. I just know that the America I am currently living in is filled with too much hate on both sides on the political spectrum.
Douglas Mock 2 years ago
Just look at how many unhinged morons are attacking me for saying violence is bad...
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Clark Tyler DS 2 years ago
Yeah, this really does suck. I am the most outspoken, loud anti-trump person I know and couldn't wear my red Yankees hat that I bought on my honeymoon in New York. Then I put my BLM pins on it. One on the front and one on the back.
Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
Love it! Sorry they ruined your Yankee hat! Everything Trump touches dies.
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JJ Buddhabrot 2 years ago
What?? Why not? Why is it fine to be left but not right? There's plenty of people who wear it.
Brandon 2 years ago
Exactly. It's perfectly fine to be on either side. It's perfectly fine to disagree. But, you need to be civil about it.
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William Teach 2 years ago
Not all red hats are MAGA. I have a NJ Devils hat that's red, wear it a lot. And a NY Giants hat.
QibliOfTheSandWings 2 years ago (edited)
It says *the* red hat not *a* red hat dude. Other ones are fine
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ZAPanda 2 years ago
because there's an approximately 50% chance the person who walks past you will absolutely hate you as a result
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Whitey Black 2 years ago
Wear the hat all you want, I could give a rats ass, but for the love of god please, PLEASE, do not vote for Donald Trump in two years. That man is the most selfish human being in earth.
Raiden Prime 2 years ago
What about Reds hats? Niners? Cardinals? Where does this madness end?
Jon Burton 2 years ago
I dont see any biden supporters now nor hear about how good hes fkd america.
Sadie Cakes22 2 years ago
Or maybe, don't burn down buildings, looting and rioting. We definitely don't like that in America
Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
No they are unAmerican. They are traitors. Trump Trash tried to overthrow our government. They should deport them all, except no one else will take them.
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Peachylady 2 years ago
Welcome to America, where the simple act of wearing a hat can either get you hated or loved, depending on where you are.
Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
It's the Nazis underneath the hat that are concerning.
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Marcellus II 2 years ago
Hah, used to be Crips = blue vs Bloods = red, gang affiliations across the nation. Guess Trump chose which side he's on.
ellie angel urban 2 years ago
Please don't give them any more ideas of ways to ruin other red hats.
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Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
And I'll definitely judge you for being Trump Trash. You are the literal Nazis of our country.
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Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
Honey, until that piece of s**t goes to prison, we will not stop. America is done with all of you.
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Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
*you're JFC you people are pathetic. You can't spell properly, yet you're smarter than doctors and scientists and try to give other people medical advice. There is something wrong with your head.
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Walking On Sunshine 2 years ago
Sorry, the Maga hat is like a swastika. It's not acceptable in any form.
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Tamra Stiffler 2 years ago
Sorry, Christina, that couldn't be more false. He was a national disgrace and a global embarrassment. The only reason people still talk about him, is because his narcissistic personality won't let him shut up and get on with his life. He needs the attention. Otherwise, we'd have scraped him off our shoes by now.
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UpQuarkDownQuark 2 years ago
I don’t get mad or triggered by them, just really embarrassed for the person wearing them.
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KatHat 2 years ago
Do you have one original phrase? The man who was the PRESIDENT incited a coup, oversaw the first non-peaceful transfer of power in over 200 years, and stole classified documents. That's a tiny portion of his treason to this country. It's not about being "rent-free" or "snowflakes" or "CRT" or whatever the latest phrase they've told you to blather. Start thinking for yourself and recognize a lying conman. You don't recognize him? YOU'RE THE MARK.
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#4
The word c*nt is lot more offensive in the US (and Canada) than in other English-speaking nations. Don’t use it casually
#6
The price marked on the shelf does not include taxes. What you see is not what you pay.
#7
21 is the Legal Drinking Age. Don't try to reason convince the bartender that it's 18 back "home". It's not that they're being difficult just to be difficult. Their jobs and possibly the liquor license of the establishment (which is super extremely incredibly crazily difficult to get in some places) could be revoked over something as small as this.
#8
Don't dine at a sit down/table service restaurant and not tip just to make a point.
Not the way things are done in your country? Great! Part of the fun of travel is experiencing other cultures. You should embrace the opportunity to experience our primitive way of life first hand.
#9
Back in my MMO days a scottish friend of mine went to Atlanta once and called a black guy 'boy'. I guess you just call people boy in Scotland?
Yeah but do not call black people boy. Its perceived as racist / talking down to them and its a good way to get in a fight. Especially in the South
#10
Don't take selfies at memorials honoring the dead.
I just about threw up from all the selfie sticks at the world trade center memorial in NY.
#11
NEVER pass an unloading school bus. When those stop signs flap out, you've got to wait until those little crotch goblins get off the bus until you even think of moving again. Whether it's hitting a pedestrian child, getting a nasty ticket, or just the absolute looks of disgust you'll warrant, it won't be worth it.
#12
Don't complain that taxes aren't included in the price. I know it's annoying, but the poor souls who have to work retail didn't set U.S. tax policy.
#13
If you're driving and get pulled over, DO NOT get out of the car. Roll down your window and wait for the police officer to walk up to your car. Keep your hands visible (resting on the steering wheel).
#14
Don’t f**king use racial slurs. Good lord, I work in the service industry with lots of people from China and they’ll just say the N-word with the hard R (or just s**tty racist stuff in general) and will be confused as to why people get pissed off.
While America’s race relations are strained at best, it’s completely unacceptable to voice your racist opinions in public. If you choose to do it anyway, you will be completely ostracized - and any people who are accepting of it are probably s**tty racists themselves. Yikes.
#15
Treat wildlife with respect, you will see it everywhere and it is generally dangerous or can kill you.
Dont try a selfie with a Bear or Buffalo
#16
There's 330 million of us. Saying something like "I heard Americans like/dislike," is almost always going to be met with a grain of salt/resentment
#17
Don't talk down to people in service industries. They work for the company and not for you. They are not servants, and they deserve respect and decency
#18
Don't go to dangerous neighborhoods because you saw them on TV.
Not a foreign visitor, but a naive friend from Colorado came to visit in California and wanted to see the gangs on Crenshaw in South Central L.A. because he'd seen it on some cop show.
Yeah, no, we're not driving through the 'hood so you can take pictures of the thugs and poor people. He's a Latino guy, too, so the last thing I needed was someone thinking he was cruising and looking for a fight.
#19
Smell bad. It sounds like a joke, but Americans are really unaccepting of any type of BO. We (probably) won’t actually say anything to you, but we will automatically dislike you.
#20
I spent a bit of time abroad with people foreign to the US
Pointing is VERY rude! My one friend (from Thailand) would always point to people when speaking about them. It was just very uncomfortable and I didn’t realize it was part of the social structure here until she was doing it everywhere lol. Don’t point at complete strangers and talk about them, you may end up starting a fight
The American South, while known probably to some for being racist, is VERY VERY big into politeness and manners.
Generally do things like hold the door open for others, a cashier may ask you “hi how are you” just answer “good, how are you?” Or “I’m okay, how are you” but whatever you answer remember to return the ask. Always say please and thank you. If you make eye contact with a stranger give a smile and a nod. Unless they say hi, then say hi back. I also tend to end conversations with people by saying “have a good one” if meeting somebody (more of a professional thing) when shaking hands, let the person who initiated the handshake introduce themselves first.
Also Americans tend to be very friendly and will strike up conversations with people, don’t be afraid to chat, just don’t bring up politics
#21
Don't sit around for hours in a restaurant after eating. The wait staff get fussy
#23
Americans are about personal bubbles. If you're a stranger, keep an arms distance when conversing with an American. If you are familiar with them, keep an elbows distance. And lastly, unless you are extremely familiar with them, do not touch except for a handshake. We're like the Swedish, but louder.
#24
Don’t try to make it cross country in a day. Especially during extreme weather
#25
You can buy alcohol in any store in town but you will get the long d*ck of the law if you open that puppy up in public
#26
If you are driving, don't forget that you can make a right turn on a red light, and if you get pulled over by a cop, being friendly/respectful can go a looooooong way
#27
Restaurants and stores will take your cards. I know, it is weird. You lose sight of it. If you do not want that to happen have cash prepared.
#28
We Americans love foreign visitors and we will pepper you with questions, ask about your language, culture, almost really intrusive questions. Some might even try to relate to you on some level because we Americans are taught that the United States is a melting pot and we all have distant relatives in other countries. For the Irish, English, Scottish, and German; do not be shocked or offended if an American says "Oh! I'm insert heritage too!"
#29
For the love of god please just go the speed limit, and NEVER stop in the middle of the road no matter where you are
#30
A few from personal accounts of people I know.
Do not think it's acceptable to bribe someone in authority. It's not even a joking matter in the U.S. I grew up in a country where it was an unwritten rule that these things could be "negotiated" and there were tell-tale signs to know whether said authority was open to it.
Coworker of mine knows a guy (comes from a European country where this is common place) that was in the U.S and had to be escorted out of a shopping mall because he cat-called a group of girls... who also happened to be underage. Yeah, that's a no go here. Maybe it will be tolerated at a night club, but in public? You'll likely face repercussions. It's just not culturally acceptable. (Note: that's not to say it doesn't happen in the U.S - as I know it's a problem in a lot of major cities).
What do you think ?
Scarlett 2 years ago
So, to summarize this entire thing: be a nice person, don’t get hurt/sick, and always be polite to cops. That’s really all you need to know bout Murica. (We’re not all horrible people; there’s just a lot of idiots)
Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
Basically, and given what I've seen when I travel outside the US, that sums up humanity. Not all horrible, but a lot of idiots!
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Tracy Wallick 2 years ago
Gotta love how BP loves to s**t on America for being ignorant/backwards/selfish/whatever, yet complain about our customs and will insist on using their own even if it's rude.
Aliquid 2 years ago
Only overly sensitive people think that BP loves to s**t on America. BP does have a habit of repeatedly posting articles about hos America is "different"... but that isn't s**ting on.
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Psycho Cat 2 years ago
Don't abuse animals, be kind to other people, don't vandalize monuments, don't fight the cops? Do Americans think other people have a habit of doing those things in other countries? This article is pure b******t.
Julie C Rose 2 years ago
It’s a Reddit thing. There are certain comments people always post because they know they’ll get upvotes. It’s irritating and part of the reason I don’t go on Reddit anymore.
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Nikki Sevven 2 years ago
As an American, I have to point out that none of the things mentioned here are universally true in every part of the country. The US is bloody huge, and we tend to identify with the part we live in: New England, Mid-Atlantic, the South, the Midwest, and so on. In New England, we tend to move and speak quickly. In the South, they're exactly the opposite; they stroll and drawl. Different areas have different values as well, and different cultural norms. Think of the US more like the EU, that is to say, a group of somewhat disparate, but somewhat similar countries and cultures.
Daria Z 2 years ago
To be honest, I don't want to visit the US that much. A wild country with too many civilian firearms for my taste.
Summer Mason 2 years ago
The thing about the South... South means Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, South and North Carolina, Mississippi. We do love people. But there are still parts segregated. My best advice is ask a local where not to go. They will tell you. We want you to get back home safe. I can tell you now.. too keep your car gased up. Don't travel alone if you can help it in big cities. Stay away from cherry st area in knoxville tn. Not all are bad there but it's not friendly unless you know someone who lives there personally. Don't f*****g touch wild life or try to capture a picture of a bear. Admire it from an distance. In Codes Cave loop in the smokies....keep driving. Don't stop. It's 11 miles of a loop rd. If you want to take pictures park in the designated areas and go walk. Please for the love of God pull over and allow faster traffic to pass you when you can if on a two way highway. Don't litter. No matter where you are in the world don't litter. Th
Who Panda 420 2 years ago
I lived in Florida a general rule is if you see it Confederate flag maybe not the place to be. One thing they didn't mention about the south is a lot of people prefer to be called Sir or ma'am it's just considered polite. When I moved up North with this habit people thought it was rude they said I'm not that old.
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Demi Zwaan 2 years ago
Tbh, I'm surprised bribing police isn't a huge thing in the US. Everything is about money, politicians accept huge bribes (but call them donations or lobbying), but police won't accept it. It's quite amazing.
madbakes 2 years ago
Ordinary people (including police) aren't that shady. It's the people in power who love bribes.
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Jagerzamo 2 years ago
So, as far as I understand, US people are.... people, but I don't really understand why they think in other parts of the world we don't use common sense like chewing with the mouth shut, don't bribe, respect flora and fauna and everything else apart from including taxes to the final price.
Monica Pryts 2 years ago
You're triggered by things like "don't litter." Sit tf down.
Load More Replies... Grumpy old lady 2 years ago
I'd like to edit #74. Do NOT try to crush a woman's had if you happen to shake hands with her. I've dealt with that macho BS all my life and now that I'm old AND have arthritis in my fingers, I'll let out a rebel yell and possibly deck you if you squeeze my hand too hard. Just sayin'...
Laura1985 2 years ago
These fall into two categories: 1) Be a decent f*****g human being (animals, racism etc.). 2) Be prepared to be confronted with our moronic laws re: healthcare, firearms etc. I have yet to feel any inclination to visit the US at all.
Tracy Wallick 2 years ago
Then don't. Shockingly, foreign countries are different; if you want things to be exactly as they are where you live, why leave? :/
Load More Replies... Wintermute 2 years ago
Funny how much I learned from this. I've lived in the inland west of the US for my whole life. I've traveled a lot, but never been east of Wyoming. As far as I'm concerned, the Eastern or Southern US is just as foreign as Timbuktu. Those people are weird.
Who Panda 420 2 years ago
Yes a lot of these people tend to generalize America as one big place but someone from the south can get culture shock going to the north same East versus West.
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S 2 years ago
This list should have been cut in half lol most of them are repeated and the others are common sense.
Marco Richter 2 years ago
no. 1: glad my health ensurance has warrancies that cover for me if I get sick abroad
Monica Pryts 2 years ago
"Don't litter." Great idea, but we can't even get our fellow Americans to stop littering.
Leti Stamer 2 years ago
Do you guys know that America is a whole continet, don't you? From what I read you are probably talking about the US and Canada that are only one part of America.
Becky Boat 2 years ago
Maybe it's my imagination but lately most of the topics or articles come straight from Reddit.
John Baker 2 years ago
I agree - but please, people, can we just stop this "y'all" sh!t?
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Ace Girl 2 years ago
Here is a DO: You can pretty much ask any stranger for help and they will be glad to help you. Need directions? Can't find something in a store? Want to know how much to tip? Need the nearest public bathroom? Literally ask anyone above the age of 12 and not only will you get a straight answer, but they'll be delighted that you asked.
Cold Contagious 2 years ago
They could have cut out the nearly identical/ repetitive posts on several topics and shortened the entire post. The redundant posts were ridiculous. It's sad that there wasn't better options given for the posts. Like maybe, don't wash your feet in public toilets here, they're far too disgusting and don't be afraid to ask some people to take pictures of you and your family or friends, you can usually tell who may be polite enough to do this. Common sense plays the biggest role as it does anywhere you go.
Tee Witt 2 years ago
I have always wanted to visit America in the future when money is available but the more I read on BP I do not think I will, no, never.
Tee Witt 2 years ago
There are also the non fiction programs on TV, but many on BP do not like facts or peoples personal feelings, they can not cope if they do not agree. Think I will start marking down everyone I do not agree with
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
So, when I travel, I'm meant to, as an American, be seamlessly integrated into whatever nation, but nobody visiting the US should... be polite? Use common sense? Someone at BP make up their minds what the standard is, or just admit to the double standard.
Aliquid 2 years ago
You have some reading comprehension skills to work on. This article is specifically saying that people visiting America SHOULD change their behavior to properly fit in.
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d bradley 2 years ago
yeah, the stopping behind a school bus that is unloading children... what a horrible country we live in!!!
Vladimíra Matejová 2 years ago
in my country we do not have school buses. everyone lives in a walking distance of a school or else they use normal public transport. so there is no need to have specific rules for school buses. the whole traffic does not stop for one bus staying at a bus stop. We only have a rule that if you see a bus is giving a turn signal saying it is leaving the bus stop you should give a precedence so that it is not stuck there, but I feel like this is more a courtesy than a low, but I am not sure
Load More Replies... Aliquid 2 years ago
Why is your skin so thin? How do you see this as an attack? Do you spend your whole life being defensive? That must be tiring.
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Scarlett 2 years ago
So, to summarize this entire thing: be a nice person, don’t get hurt/sick, and always be polite to cops. That’s really all you need to know bout Murica. (We’re not all horrible people; there’s just a lot of idiots)
Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
Basically, and given what I've seen when I travel outside the US, that sums up humanity. Not all horrible, but a lot of idiots!
Load More Replies... Tracy Wallick 2 years ago
Gotta love how BP loves to s**t on America for being ignorant/backwards/selfish/whatever, yet complain about our customs and will insist on using their own even if it's rude.
Aliquid 2 years ago
Only overly sensitive people think that BP loves to s**t on America. BP does have a habit of repeatedly posting articles about hos America is "different"... but that isn't s**ting on.
Load More Replies... Psycho Cat 2 years ago
Don't abuse animals, be kind to other people, don't vandalize monuments, don't fight the cops? Do Americans think other people have a habit of doing those things in other countries? This article is pure b******t.
Julie C Rose 2 years ago
It’s a Reddit thing. There are certain comments people always post because they know they’ll get upvotes. It’s irritating and part of the reason I don’t go on Reddit anymore.
Load More Replies... Nikki Sevven 2 years ago
As an American, I have to point out that none of the things mentioned here are universally true in every part of the country. The US is bloody huge, and we tend to identify with the part we live in: New England, Mid-Atlantic, the South, the Midwest, and so on. In New England, we tend to move and speak quickly. In the South, they're exactly the opposite; they stroll and drawl. Different areas have different values as well, and different cultural norms. Think of the US more like the EU, that is to say, a group of somewhat disparate, but somewhat similar countries and cultures.
Daria Z 2 years ago
To be honest, I don't want to visit the US that much. A wild country with too many civilian firearms for my taste.
Summer Mason 2 years ago
The thing about the South... South means Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, South and North Carolina, Mississippi. We do love people. But there are still parts segregated. My best advice is ask a local where not to go. They will tell you. We want you to get back home safe. I can tell you now.. too keep your car gased up. Don't travel alone if you can help it in big cities. Stay away from cherry st area in knoxville tn. Not all are bad there but it's not friendly unless you know someone who lives there personally. Don't f*****g touch wild life or try to capture a picture of a bear. Admire it from an distance. In Codes Cave loop in the smokies....keep driving. Don't stop. It's 11 miles of a loop rd. If you want to take pictures park in the designated areas and go walk. Please for the love of God pull over and allow faster traffic to pass you when you can if on a two way highway. Don't litter. No matter where you are in the world don't litter. Th
Who Panda 420 2 years ago
I lived in Florida a general rule is if you see it Confederate flag maybe not the place to be. One thing they didn't mention about the south is a lot of people prefer to be called Sir or ma'am it's just considered polite. When I moved up North with this habit people thought it was rude they said I'm not that old.
Load More Replies... Demi Zwaan 2 years ago
Tbh, I'm surprised bribing police isn't a huge thing in the US. Everything is about money, politicians accept huge bribes (but call them donations or lobbying), but police won't accept it. It's quite amazing.
madbakes 2 years ago
Ordinary people (including police) aren't that shady. It's the people in power who love bribes.
Load More Replies... Jagerzamo 2 years ago
So, as far as I understand, US people are.... people, but I don't really understand why they think in other parts of the world we don't use common sense like chewing with the mouth shut, don't bribe, respect flora and fauna and everything else apart from including taxes to the final price.
Monica Pryts 2 years ago
You're triggered by things like "don't litter." Sit tf down.
Load More Replies... Grumpy old lady 2 years ago
I'd like to edit #74. Do NOT try to crush a woman's had if you happen to shake hands with her. I've dealt with that macho BS all my life and now that I'm old AND have arthritis in my fingers, I'll let out a rebel yell and possibly deck you if you squeeze my hand too hard. Just sayin'...
Laura1985 2 years ago
These fall into two categories: 1) Be a decent f*****g human being (animals, racism etc.). 2) Be prepared to be confronted with our moronic laws re: healthcare, firearms etc. I have yet to feel any inclination to visit the US at all.
Tracy Wallick 2 years ago
Then don't. Shockingly, foreign countries are different; if you want things to be exactly as they are where you live, why leave? :/
Load More Replies... Wintermute 2 years ago
Funny how much I learned from this. I've lived in the inland west of the US for my whole life. I've traveled a lot, but never been east of Wyoming. As far as I'm concerned, the Eastern or Southern US is just as foreign as Timbuktu. Those people are weird.
Who Panda 420 2 years ago
Yes a lot of these people tend to generalize America as one big place but someone from the south can get culture shock going to the north same East versus West.
Load More Replies... S 2 years ago
This list should have been cut in half lol most of them are repeated and the others are common sense.
Marco Richter 2 years ago
no. 1: glad my health ensurance has warrancies that cover for me if I get sick abroad
Monica Pryts 2 years ago
"Don't litter." Great idea, but we can't even get our fellow Americans to stop littering.
Leti Stamer 2 years ago
Do you guys know that America is a whole continet, don't you? From what I read you are probably talking about the US and Canada that are only one part of America.
Becky Boat 2 years ago
Maybe it's my imagination but lately most of the topics or articles come straight from Reddit.
John Baker 2 years ago
I agree - but please, people, can we just stop this "y'all" sh!t?
Load More Replies... Ace Girl 2 years ago
Here is a DO: You can pretty much ask any stranger for help and they will be glad to help you. Need directions? Can't find something in a store? Want to know how much to tip? Need the nearest public bathroom? Literally ask anyone above the age of 12 and not only will you get a straight answer, but they'll be delighted that you asked.
Cold Contagious 2 years ago
They could have cut out the nearly identical/ repetitive posts on several topics and shortened the entire post. The redundant posts were ridiculous. It's sad that there wasn't better options given for the posts. Like maybe, don't wash your feet in public toilets here, they're far too disgusting and don't be afraid to ask some people to take pictures of you and your family or friends, you can usually tell who may be polite enough to do this. Common sense plays the biggest role as it does anywhere you go.
Tee Witt 2 years ago
I have always wanted to visit America in the future when money is available but the more I read on BP I do not think I will, no, never.
Tee Witt 2 years ago
There are also the non fiction programs on TV, but many on BP do not like facts or peoples personal feelings, they can not cope if they do not agree. Think I will start marking down everyone I do not agree with
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
So, when I travel, I'm meant to, as an American, be seamlessly integrated into whatever nation, but nobody visiting the US should... be polite? Use common sense? Someone at BP make up their minds what the standard is, or just admit to the double standard.
Aliquid 2 years ago
You have some reading comprehension skills to work on. This article is specifically saying that people visiting America SHOULD change their behavior to properly fit in.
Load More Replies... d bradley 2 years ago
yeah, the stopping behind a school bus that is unloading children... what a horrible country we live in!!!
Vladimíra Matejová 2 years ago
in my country we do not have school buses. everyone lives in a walking distance of a school or else they use normal public transport. so there is no need to have specific rules for school buses. the whole traffic does not stop for one bus staying at a bus stop. We only have a rule that if you see a bus is giving a turn signal saying it is leaving the bus stop you should give a precedence so that it is not stuck there, but I feel like this is more a courtesy than a low, but I am not sure
Load More Replies... Aliquid 2 years ago
Why is your skin so thin? How do you see this as an attack? Do you spend your whole life being defensive? That must be tiring.
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