5 culture shocks I had in the USA!! 🇺🇸 #thirdculturekid #usa #cultureshock #tck #tunisia

[thechrissyhazel]

Before you comment - no I didn't just "forget everything about my life in America" because I never had a life in America! I lived in Tunisia for 18 years (my whole childhood) and I’ve never lived in America growing up, but I went to other places and most recently moved back to Tunisia as an adult (I'm 23). So I said 1 year in Tunisia because that’s what was most accurate and true right then and I knew my followers who had been following my move BACk to Tunisia would understand. I just didn’t explain my whole life story on this video cause I had only 1 minute to fit it all in and didn’t think this would go viral :p

[Ghoulinfection]

“i dont know whos having a party about cereal” …time to throw my 12th annual cereal potluck

[angelinabrown]

You can drive 8 hours and STILL BE IN TEXAS. And not even be half way across.

[emerald]

That small Taco Bell cup looks suspiciously like a medium 🤨

[gothgirl]

Fun fact the bigger bags are usually cheaper. Most lower income families buy them so their kids can have breakfast

[wildsagediary]

Also, most places have free refills, don’t they?😅

[quaxxp]

The main shock for me is always that any food is filled up with 20-80% sugar, even cereal.

[connorsharpe]

Free refills should exist everywhere. The profit margin on fountain pop is insane.

[anavieira]

in europe there are also free refills, not everywhere but in some fastfood businesses.

[Mglay]

1) that was a medium size cup from Taco Bell, not a small. 2) the party size cereal is for people with big families. 3) a lot of places you get 1 free refill but no one is going to stop you if you get another drink.

You left America for a year, stop it.

[WhiffleWaffles]

I was so confused and thought you meant this was in Tunisia lmao

[justhereforthevideos]

Haha as a Canadian I can relate. Some European family was planning a visit to us in Ontario. And requested that we “take a weekend drive” to check out BC and the Rockies 😂😂😂. They cannot fathom the expanse of this country lol

[permabearxbt]

so you are telling me you are an American for 98% of your life and being away for one year made you shock on cereal isles?

[vavosa]

If you grew up on EBT then those party size cereal bags should NOT be a surprise or shock to you 😂

[CONGLOMERATE]

“Reverse culture as an American who spent the last summer in Tunisia”… why is the acting like she left America for a decade and just now returning. Pretty sure she knew those things before she went off to Tunisia. Ironically this shows that she isn’t that well traveled if that’s all it took to trigger a reverse culture shock.

[camisitaslat]

She an American that went to another country and came back to find out it was still the same and was culture shocked what? 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡💯

[exdgto]

But drinking that size of a cup and wanting a refill after???? It looks like it would take me three days to finish 😭

[musical_costumer]

The giant cereal bags are usually for people with larger families or for bulk buying. Kinda like to make a bunch of rice crispies or, in my case, my family. We have a larger family with a few of us eating a bunch more than the rest, so.

[djillalirafil]

She spent the last year in tunisia! As an American! And she had a cultural shock! Woow!

[Kosuke_Matsukito]

Honestly my parents usually had to get the party size bags of cereal bc me and my siblings would go through cereal WAY too fast 💀