Non-Americans Share Their Biggest American Culture Shocks - Izismile.com

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Cindy 2 year s ago

#10 i don't find this strange, in uk (work) and france (schoole) for me was 8am start so both were about 6am wake up

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Vinny 2 year s ago

#6 what stopped you from walking? Someone tie up your legs?

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Green 2 year s ago

Vinny,

Probably has to do with the distance that needs to be covered.

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Virdie 2 year s ago

So many people talk about the portion size but not about the cost. So does that mean in their country they're paying the same price for a lot less food?! But I've been to Germany where there are many restaurants that serve frisbee sized schnitzel, beers in glasses the size of small barrels, etc.

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Cindy 2 year s ago

#10 i don't find this strange, in uk (work) and france (schoole) for me was 8am start so both were about 6am wake up

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Vinny 2 year s ago

#6 what stopped you from walking? Someone tie up your legs?

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Green 2 year s ago

Vinny,

Probably has to do with the distance that needs to be covered.

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Virdie 2 year s ago

So many people talk about the portion size but not about the cost. So does that mean in their country they're paying the same price for a lot less food?! But I've been to Germany where there are many restaurants that serve frisbee sized schnitzel, beers in glasses the size of small barrels, etc.

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