‘What is something Americans will never understand?’ – 25 transatlantic brainbusters
14.
‘As an American, I’ll never understand how you all have so much time and money to travel abroad. Employers here work the hell out of you. Long hours, low pay, and negligible PTO hours. I hear in the UK even the lowest paid jobs have at least 25 days a year guaranteed under the law.
‘The wages we get don’t cover the cost of living in most states, so the idea of having money to spend on trips (aside from the trip cost itself) kind of baffles me.’
HSYT1300
15.
‘If restaurants paid their employees a decent salary, there wouldn’t be a necessity for giving tips.’
Khaos_Gorvin
16.
‘Celsius.’
QualityResponsible24
‘When I hear that it’s 80 degrees outside in American movies/series, I start to panic.’
Ayilari
17.
‘That having a good healthcare system is not communist nor the devils-spawn…’
couldnt-share-less
18.
‘Having only two political parties is terrible.’
StellartonSlim
19.
‘How much better chocolate is in Europe compared to America.’
sovereignsekte
20.
‘1/4/2021 <- this is first April.’
loading__99
21.
‘Why most bread in America is sweet and yellow looking?’
Scuh
22.
‘London is not the only place in the UK, there are a tonne of other places most of which are much nice and better than London.’
rsgc90
23.
‘A proper cup of tea.
‘The plural of lego.’
KeithMyArthe
24.
‘How to eat vegemite.’
Embarrassed_Ad6137
‘Omfg yes. Americans eat whole spoons of it, no wonder they think it bad.’
Spudicus_63
25.
‘That success isn’t measured by how much you work.’
rocksalt3d
To conclude …
‘This isn’t an answer but as an American I am heavily confused by the replies to this post. So I guess that means you’re doing a good job.’
masonbooh
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