Europeans Expected Americans to Be RUDE AF… Then They Went 😳 | British Guy Reacts 🇬🇧

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• TI

  @timbyhanna532 · 2 hours ago

  Think of Americans this way, you’re not a stranger you’re a friend we haven’t met yet

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• MR

  @MrOvertoad · 2 hours ago

  Media everywhere hate America for some reason.

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• WA

  @wandapendley6756 · 2 hours ago

  My parents always taught me and my siblings to always treat everyone how you want to be treated. A little kindness goes a long way and you never know who is having a bad day and could you use a little kindness

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  @79mib · 2 hours ago

  I can’t speak for anyone else, but, as an American, I feel like the world is a pretty crappy place and if I can cause a smile or make someone feel appreciated, I’m not going to let that opportunity pass

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• DE

  @deannacrownover3 · 2 hours ago

  At this point, I am convinced that European governments try to hide the facts about what America truly is so that the best and brightest in Europe don&apos;t move to America for a better life. <br><br>They need y&apos;all&apos;s tax money.

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• PH

  @phobiaone306 · 1 hour ago

  &quot;Do unto others as you would have others do unto you&quot; is something that we are taught as a kid. Being nice costs little to nothing, but the reward is Bountiful!

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  @0101tuber · 56 minutes ago

  A small kindness can mean more to the recipient than the person giving it will ever know.

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• ST

  @StevenKnowles-n1i · 2 hours ago

  We&apos;re raised this way as an American, by our parents and culture to be polite and talkative! It&apos;s enjoyable and the way all people should be! Can&apos;t imagine countries out there were people aren&apos;t this way! You will find this welcoming culture nation wide,not just certain areas! We enjoy helping anyone, it&apos;s in our nature as a human being to get to know people and help people!

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• DA

  @DavidZinselmeier · 2 hours ago

  we are taught how to be sociable in school...from kindergarten on...we interact with each other...we learn to speak openly in public....we learn to enjoy our freedoms. &nbsp; &nbsp;the federal government is off our backs, we dont want the feds supplying us with anything that we can do ourselves, we get to keep tax money...Europe is the opposite, you want the federal government to be your daddy

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• BA

  @BAllen-1453 · 2 hours ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJkEBtf7WFY&amp;t=221">3:41</a> Yes, Nashville is a really fun and vibrant city. It’s widely known as the capital of country music and has tons of live music venues. The best known/historic I think would be the Grand Ole Opry (I believe Dolly Parton was preforming there in a few of the clips you used in a video about her after her passing). There’s also loads great food. The city is within Appalachia and there lots of beautiful hiking and camping options just outside the city.

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  @TomDogCs7 · 2 hours ago

  You are right kindness is not everywhere, and I have noticed many younger people tend to be less open these days. I try to engage everyone even if it is just a nod of the head as acknowledgement.

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• DA

  @DavidZinselmeier · 2 hours ago

  an accent doesn&apos;t matter in helping people

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