Non-Americans Are Pointing Out The Most 'American' Things People Do, And The Answers Are Hilarious
O say, can you see all the ways that non-Americans have easily spotted Americans? Check them out below.
All answers courtesy of this AskReddit.
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Celsius? Never Heard Of Her.
From Redditor u/agent_kater:
"It was 90 degrees outside." (I hope that is a reasonable number).
- 26,280 VOTES
That's A Pretty Good Giveaway
From Redditor u/Spooginho:
mm/dd/yyyy
- 34,319 VOTES
What Is It In Other Countries?
From Redditor u/butterybakedpotato:
Saying “sophomore, senior,” etc.
- 46,457 VOTES
The Struggle Is Real
From Redditor u/tobydiah:
European friend: why do you guys drive so much? Such a waste of gas.
American: I’m usually not in the mood to spend over an hour to get eggs from the store.
European friend: then why don’t you move closer to where everything is?
American: Then I won’t have money for those eggs.
- 54,089 VOTES
It's Not A Thing Everywhere
From Redditor u/flame2454:
"Why didn't you leave a tip?"
- 63,753 VOTES
Anything Can Be A Breakfast Food If You Try Hard Enough
From Redditor u/gorka_la_pork:
Based on my own experience as an American abroad: realizing that other countries don't have doughnut shops open for breakfast, because doughnuts aren't a breakfast food.