New Zealand Family React to 10 Lies The World Believe About American People (WE CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!)

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[alperdue]

Keep this in mind. For every bad event that gets plastered across the media, there millions of people who just have a normal day.

[tanyapoulin]

As an American I would like to know about this daily breakfast lmao. I got toast or cereal. Big breakfasts were Sundays

[markwise]

America is a vast country with large cities and small towns, which can vary wildly. Going to LA, NYC, and Miami is a very different experience than travelling to 90% of the rest of the nation.

[hubertterry]

Native Texan here. I've spent my entire 81 years in Texas and have never been robbed, mugged, scared out of my wits, or anything like that. Of course, I don't frequent places that have a history of things like that. There is, of course, danger in any country in the world, including New Zealand, which I have had the pleasure of visiting a few years would love to visit again. I do hope you enjoy your trip to the Texas. Be sure and try BBQ in multiple places, as there are many different styles and tastes out there.

[averagejoe]

Hey New Zealand Family, based on your itinerary you're going to spend a lot of time in cities. While there are differences between cities in different regions, New York is very different than L.A., by only visiting cities I don't think you'll see "America". There are so many stunningly beautiful places, the good news is that you'll have a reason to come back.

The vast majority of the U.S. is very safe, the people are warm and friendly and will help you if you need it. There are parts of all cities that are very dangerous, violent and you do need to take great care in cities. People in cities will seem, at first, unfriendly and rude, in my experience once people get to know each other, people are people with the vast majority of Americans being very nice.

[ridingtheroad]

What most do not understand about the USA is that each state is more like a European country and the Federal Government holds them all together. That's the way it was founded. Separate but joined.

[melissawilliams]

Every big city has areas you don’t want to be in but the most dangerous thing you will probably encounter is traffic. The odds of being in an accident are probably far greater than anything else.

[jimbojones]

Drive times with Google Maps are usually extremely accurate. It takes into account traffic and everything. Sometimes if there is TONS of traffic it can be off by a little bit. Just make sure, if you look how long its going to take the night before, that you switch the time to when you will be driving. Because the drive time does factor in rush hour and normal traffic patterns at certain times of the day. Or current traffic if you are looking for directions at that time.

[adiarainfoster]

To be fair to her, I don't know anyone who uses spray on deodorant. That stuff will fill a room fast and can't be good to inhale 😦
Also not sure why she thought she would be invited to a prom or homecoming as those are high school events and she's not in high school haha

[rosecoyle]

I'm 75 years old and live on the same property my maternal grandparents bought after they immigrated here . Has been in the family for 123 years and is in a mid size town in central Illinois.

[MPHamilton]

I’m 39 years old, never been sued, never sued anyone, nobody has ever threaten to sue me, and I’ve never been in a courtroom except for jury duty.

[LKTraz]

Driving in the USA and the prevalent attitude of other motorists depends on where you are exactly and what time of day you are there. Generally closer to large cities you tend to find a higher number of aggressive drivers and even more so during "prime drive times" which are the to work/from work hours. Most places you'll find the most congestion between 6 and 9am then again from 3 to 6pm which are the typical work commuting times. This is just in general as a guideline and not set in concrete of course.

[Green.P]

People that have never been to America mostly judge things based off of movies when they shouldn’t

[kennydavis]

I'm planning a trip to New Zealand. Can't wait to meet the Elves, Dwarves and Hobbits you guys are famous for!!

[johnstewart]

I don't know when she went to America, but our country has changed a lot in the past 10-15 years. I used to live in LA 20 years ago, and it was beautiful, and clean. It was more like you see in the movies. Now it's falling apart, people are moving out of their in record numbers. And, NYC is bad too, it's so sad

[stuartgillespie]

The point about deodorants is interesting - and probably more true than the video let on. There actually was a significant decline in using spray products a while back when it was found that the aerosols used at the time (mid 80's) was hurtful to the environment and ozone layer. Those have since been banned and alternative aerosol products have been developed but many just got used to the non-spray versions and didn't switch back - especially with deodorants. Sure, spray deodorants might still exist - but go to any drug store and roll on (or really wipe-on "stick") deodorants are by far the most dominant. In my experience it is rare to see people use spray on deodorants. I certainly can't remember the last time I saw an advertisement for a spray-on deodorant. I was more surprised that it doesn't seem to be the case in the rest of the world.

[joshjones]

The "you're fired" and "I quit" thing is actually pretty common in America. Sometimes when the work situation is intolerable workers quit and walk out, and if they only worked there 2 weeks it has no impact on their work history. At best 2 week notices are polite, not 2 months like in Europe.

[JenniferKlumpp]

Actually, in most states and in most lower to mid level jobs? You can absolutely just be fired like that. It's called "At Will". If you're not in an at-will state or if you're a member of a union or if you're a salaried employee then it's not like that, but MOST American workers are 'at will'. Which means you can leave your job at any time, and you can be fired for any reason that doesn't conflict with your civil rights.

[carolynbrubaker]

The concept of an American Breakfast came about back when the country was mostly agricultural and people needed large breakfasts to get through seven or eight hours of hard labor before the noon meal. Now most of us only indulge occasionally and it's often a "let's go out for breakfast" kind of thing. Driving and drivers vary widely depending on where you are. I don't drive in the cities (country girl here) but think nothing of a seven hour road trip by myself that only passes through four town

[proudmoon]

You can be fired on the spot for a lot of things in most American jobs, but it usually doesn't happen that way. It costs a lot of money to find, hire, and train new employees (including all the government paperwork and things of that nature), so employers will usually give people chance after chance to improve and prove themselves before cutting them loose.