#2 Japanese people amaze me. Considerate, disciplined, friendly. Also great contrast between high tech and tradition. I'd love to be able to spend a couple of years there.

reading things like this just make me realize how f-ed up America is. I know no place is perfect, but just things like overeating, healthcare, crime, political system... just completely messed up.

#31 Like a lot of us, I take care of that first thing in the morning before I shower and get dressed for the day.

They also sell individual packets of wet-wipes in bundles of one hundred for when necessary.

All countries have cultural or culinary customs that others find off-putting or just plain wrong.

With the world filling up and seemingly getting smaller, in a few dozen generations we will all look more alike, act alike, and these cultural differences that make us different and the world an interesting place to explore will be a thing of the past. Mores the pity.

#21 Those aren't Turkey, they are Ostrich or Emu.

#31 Yeah, we don't like to use wet tissue because it just falls apart. And most don't like having their privates sprayed with water and pulling up underwear over a wet bum.

#11 If they are glass they are probably reusable/refill bottles also very common in Germany.
#16 Heavy German breathing Learn it love it or ELSE!
#22 yea don't do that.

Algeria about 40 years ago. I worked there for 2 months, if you wanted a coke or a bottle of wine or beer to take home, you had to bring an empty bottle. I asked where do I get my first empty? I was told to steal it.
Muslim country, don`t they cut your hand off for stealing?

#16
you have max. 5 bins at home (depends on your communal Service). Glass, old batteries, used electronics and dangerous waste you have to bring to the recycling yard or dedicated containers

#22
except at home or in the gym noone should war those