16 Unspoken Rules in America That Seem Strange to Outsiders

Discover 16 unspoken rules in the U.S. that may leave outsiders puzzled! From tipping etiquette to personal space norms, learn about the unique cultural practices that Americans follow without even thinking. Whether you're planning a trip or just curious, this guide will help you navigate the quirks of everyday life in the U.S. #usa #america #unitedstates #unitedstatesofamerica #us #UnspokenRules #USAculture #AmericanEtiquette #CultureShock #TippingInAmerica #PersonalSpace #USARules #AmericanLife #TravelTips #VisitingUSA #USAQuirks #CulturalDifferences #LifeInTheUS #interesting #interestingfacts #interestingfact #interestingshorts #interestingshort #mindblowingfacts #mindblowing #coolfacts #fact #facts #factvideo

[johnrivera]

Great content. Expand on each point tho. Another 2-3 sentences each and you can double the length. I was expecting a longer video for 16 things. Loved it tho.

[orbisify]

One more thing: never look at someone more than 2 seconds

[darylefleming]

Great video. As a military man, who have spent a lot of time overseas. The lack of personal space is a little strange. They will walk up to you (even if you are a stranger) and touch and hold you.

[jamesslick]

The most logical date format is YYYY/MM/DD. (ISO 8601 standard). It's what I use, and I'm American.

[Ralphieboy]

I have never seen a "No shoes, no shirt, no service" sign anywhere in Europe. It is just not a thing.

[magnanimousj]

And these also differ from region to region. In the South, "bless your heart" seems to mean a gentle chiding. In the PNW where I live, it means "F you, " in a situation where you can't say that.

[noeldivad]

i have to disagree with only one of these. i would never tell someone they should "come over sometime" unless i actually wanted them to come over.

[bitkarek]

come over is not come over? iam confused.

[Neverforget]

Do something on unspoken rules in China, Japan, Afghanistan and North Korea and leave us the hell alone.
The fact that we literally have tens of millions of people trying to get into the country should be a clue...

[sazci]

17. Americans love to talk and not listen to anyone.