“Commercials pushing medication in TV ads.”
“Not having a credit history being a bad thing?”
“Extremely short vacation time and basically no paid maternity leave.”
“Having our drinks loaded full of ice. I talked to a Chinese exchange student and she was shocked at how everything had ice in it – in her country, offering hot water everywhere is the norm instead. Also heard an Irish guy ranting about how it was a complete waste of drink space.”
“Medical debt. People in the US lose their life savings or acquire massive amounts of debt that require them to declare bankruptcy if they should first have the misfortune of getting sick or injured.”
“The huge gap in the doors of public restrooms.”
“Owning Big trucks and not owning a farm or business where you actually use it.”
“mm/dd/yyyy.”
“Calling yourself [insert nationality here] when you and multiple generations of your family were born and raised in the US, you’ve never lived in/possibly never even visited said country, don’t speak the language and your only connection is a distant relative who emigrated from that country over 100 years ago”
“Large fountain drink sizes. A large size in Europe is the same as americas small.”
“Going back to work 6 weeks after giving birth. Wtf.”
“Sending Christmas cards with a professional photo of your family on the front.”
“Sugar, sugar everywhere. Your bread tastes like the cake we sell here.”
“Tipping.”
“Small talking with stranger in public. Where I’m from, if you try something like that, they’ll think you are weird or crazy.”
“Having McDonald’s at every 15 miles from each other. That’s just to many McDonald’s.”
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Born and raised in the US.
I'm beyond sick of these commercials. They run continuously on every T.V. channel. One after the other.
It's "great-grandparents" :P