Europeans Couldn't Believe How Comfortable America Makes Daily Life — Shocking!

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• BA

  @BatoNY65 · 1 month ago

  I have traveled to 22 countries, five  continents, and LIVED in four countries. There is no country more comfortable or easy to live in than the United States. We don’t appreciate what we have.

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• GR

  @grisall · 1 month ago

  Browsing  around at a store with no intention of buy something is called "window shopping"

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• EL

  @elizaduckie7110 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I was visiting one of my British Uncle’s we had lunch out with my cousin and my husband. I had a problem with something I ordered and politely asked the waitress to please fix it. My Uncle was not happy. He didn’t say anything but I could tell he was angry. No one ever said anything and I just smiled and didn’t worry about it. In my estimation, having lived in the US since I was ten, that is a problem, they complain and complain but don’t do anything about fixing the issues or talking about their feelings they just carry them. That’s not healthy.  The major problem with lifelong ‘no you can’t” bureaucracy? It squashes initiative and beats one into complacency/apathy.

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• MA

  @MamaDisco1313 · 1 month ago

  If you shop at Trader Joe’s, and they ask if you need help to your car, please say yes, sometimes they need to take a break off the busy registers. I will help anyone, for any reason, to their cars, all day long. 😂

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• CO

  @conlanding · 1 month ago

  As a person born in America to immigrant parents over 50 years ago, I think everyday about how privileged I am to be living in the United States of America even though I do take it for granted at times. My parents came here in 1971 to achieve the American dream and they did that.<br><br>Anyone who applies for the United States passport, it&apos;s valid for 10 years before you need to renew it. Currently I don&apos;t have a valid United States passport after it expired in 2016 and I just haven&apos;t gotten the time to renew it since I have no intentions at the moment of traveling outside of the United States. When I renewed my U.S. passport back in 1996 &amp; 2006, I had traveled outside the United States only 3 times. <br><br>I even brought my U.S. passport to Hawaii with me in 2003 even though I live in the Northeast U.S. I brought it for the purpose of just having another form of photo identification other than my driver&apos;s license since I was traveling <br>to a U.S. state the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

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• LI

  @lilleyprescott2448 · 1 month ago

  As an American I am so so grateful to these people and the love they are giving us. We think the world hates us and are embarrassed by our government. I am a retired RN and there have been times at restaurants where I say I was a nurse and people pay for my food, or if I say I have 2 bronze stars they say thank you for your service. I got them as a civilian but still worked to support our military. I am so relieved we all acted like we. showed what was truly in all our hearts...kindness and compassion. It has made my day considering what crazy we are dealing with...thank you thank you

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• PH

  @philausa9629 · 1 month ago

  Undoubtedly U.S.A. is the best place to live. The overconfidence of Europeans who never lived or even visited here is laughable !

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• DE

  @dennisingram6748 · 1 month ago

  There&apos;s a saying...&quot;See America First&quot;.....there&apos;s a lot to see...and a reason its called &quot;America the Beautiful&quot;

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• TH

  @ThunderLaLa · 1 month ago

  I think there’s a lot we can learn from each other. I love the conveniences we have in America, but I also love the open air markets that materialize on the streets of small German towns around lunch with fresh baked bread and cheese so good it makes you forget everything else you’ve ever eaten. I like both. They each have different strengths.

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• JO

  @johnwolf2829 · 1 month ago

  I haven&apos;t been to Europe since the 1990s, but looking at this makes me wonder.... when did things get so bad in Europe that common courtesy makes them so thrilled. <br>I don&apos;t think I want to go there to find out.

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• TR

  @trenawawrzyniak4397 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I am 60 yrs old. Drive through banking has been around since I was born in Pennsylvania. &nbsp;Some banks didn&apos;t have a drive through, but got them before I went to 1st grade. &nbsp;Children get free lollipops and dogs get a free dog bone. In the drive threw banking lanes. No one does customer service better than the USA.

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• TA

  @tazzeightsixfour9721 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GMMMwuQ2lo&amp;t=634">10:34</a> There are stores that look like a kitchen with a sink and microwave?? hooo knewww??