20 Minutes of Americans confused with Europe

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  @Sl0thh1 · 2 months ago (edited)

  The card system isn&apos;t just a European thing. I&apos;ve seen it in Asia as well. It&apos;s actually a smart way to make sure you don&apos;t forget the same card you need to get back into your room while also making sure the lights are turned off when you leave.<br>Also, that&apos;s a perfectly normal doorknob. They are still pretty common in Europe.

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• BR

  @brendamuirhead483 · 2 months ago (edited)

  People from across approximately 40 European counties can understand and adapt to different systems, behaviours, food, and culture in each of the countries without any confusion…..then we hear an American accent (and trust me…we all hear you) our hearts sink….awaiting the inevitable dumb question….”why is there no ranch on my pizza? &nbsp;Why does my plate not hold enough food to feed a family of 6?”

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• HA

  @harryblechern2541 · 2 months ago

  It’s ridiculous how every American seems to think Europe is one country..

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  @Hans-lq1fz · 2 months ago

  It’s funny that we Americans do not understand that an egg is hermetically sealed?

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• CR

  @Crycane · 2 months ago

  It is called TK Maxx in Europe (and Australia) instead of the American name TJ Maxx to avoid confusion. When the parent company (The TJX Companies) expanded into the UK in 1994, they changed the &quot;J&quot; to a &quot;K&quot; to prevent legal issues and brand confusion with the established British department store chain T. J. Hughes. You&apos;re welcome.

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• CH

  @ChrisComley · 2 months ago

  American exploring a UK supermarket... mainly looking for all the American or American inspired products!

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• SL

  @slater1802 · 2 months ago

  She is sat in a restaurant, eating whilst talking in to her phone, she couldn&apos;t look more American!

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• DA

  @daphnelovesL · 2 months ago

  The milk fits in a refrigerator a European sized refrigerator not the American one.

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• GU

  @gulliblestravels71 · 1 month ago

  Cadbury is Not chocolate - it lost that status when the US bought it

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• 4S

  @4svennie · 2 months ago

  &apos;I&apos;m American living in London, of course I forget to turn on my outlet to charge my phone!&apos;. Then shows her turning OFF the outlet.

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• RA

  @rackodakoo · 2 months ago

  you can easily eat an italian pizza, it might be big but its half the dough. Its thin, light and has air bubbles in the crust.

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• AM

  @amedeosartorio6600 · 2 months ago

  Yes, in Italy we eat the crust, the guy was the italian one, he left in the right way the knife and fork on the plate so the restaurant staff knows that you are done.

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