Why Are Americans So Obsessed with Europe?!

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  @yakoobski · 8 months ago

  You need to hurry up with the Euro trip. Once you annex Greenland I don't think you will be able to enter Europe. 🤣

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• KA

  @katii1997 · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ley_0WMDozw&amp;t=585">9:45</a> Champagne is only allowed to be labelled as such if it&apos;s from the champagne region in France

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• PA

  @paganarh · 8 months ago

  having a meal alone in restaurant is perfectly legit. helps decompress and enjoy the food

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• JA

  @janasvasta2602 · 8 months ago

  There is absolutely nothing wrong or weird with eating alone. I quite enjoy it sometimes, actually.

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• US

  @user-xd8yn8lo1d · 8 months ago

  Sitting alone on the outside patio of an intimate restaurant or caffe with something good to drink and eat and a book. This is my idea of lazy relax.

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  @robert4you · 8 months ago

  This dude&apos;s enthusiasm is off the charts. And I love it!

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• DA

  @David_Dewitte · 8 months ago

  Am proud to be a European. 🥰

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  @00vaag · 8 months ago

  Wherever you go for holiday in Europe.. Don&apos;t just go to as many places as possible, go to one place or country and stay there for longer. You can&apos;t even see France in 3 weeks, let alone half of Europe. Just relax and have fun, leave the American hustle culture/ got to be busy mindset in america and just enjoy!<br><br>I hope you have a wonderful time man!

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• SL

  @Sl0thh1 · 8 months ago

  Of course. Feel free to eat alone at a restaurant. In Europe, it’s very common to see people eating alone, especially during lunch breaks at work. Nobody will judge you. Just ask if they have a table for one. Some places even let you eat alongside other solo diners.<br>I like the idea of helping you plan your trip. We’d be happy to help you find great spots and avoid tourist traps. Locals are always a better source of information than any travel guide.

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• TH

  @TheChiefEng · 8 months ago (edited)

  For an American, travelling to Europe can be either the best experience ever or the scariest thing. It all depends on your mindset before arriving in Europe.<br>Food is obviously a big difference. The size of meals in Europe is much smaller, because European food does not contain tons of chemicals and additives so a smaller meal in Europe will usually provide your body with more nutrients than the typical mountain of food in USA. That fact can be a little difficult for Americans to wrap their heads around, at least in the beginning.<br>Public transportation may come around as very intimidating to American tourists, but if you are in doubt, just approach a local and ask politely.<br>Going to a restaurant alone in Europe is very normal. Nobody cares. It&apos;s perfectly normal.<br>It is true that you don&apos;t see a lot of overweight police officers in Europe. The overweight officers will sit behind a desk at the police station, if they have any overweight police officers at all.<br>Micro cars are actually very practical in the old part of cities in Europe. These places were never built for large vehicles and the European traffic philosophy was never that the city would have to adjust to the car, but rather that the car should adjust to the city.<br>For American&apos;s sake, I hope USA will not invade Greenland (NATO member), because if that happens, Europe is very likely to close completely to all Americans not to mention that Americans coming to Europe could end up being in serious danger. The anger an invasion of Greenland would result in should not be ignored.

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• JU

  @JuhaTuomarla · 8 months ago

  Wolter started his adventures as an exchange student in Turku, Finland.<br>Hakkaa päälle!

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  @M_alienWorld · 8 months ago

  min <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ley_0WMDozw&amp;t=780">13:00</a> - when I moved to NewYork / Brooklyn from Europe, I took pictures of every cute little squirrel I could find (that is before I found out Americans hate them...) . The only other person who found them cute was my cousin that had moved to Toronto - from Romania as well...

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