Questions Foreigners Have for Americans

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[faisalshabbir]

'Why is the world obsessed with you'?
'idk'
Bro looked genuinely happy 💀💀

[blueninja]

In America you drive for 3 hours and you haven’t left the state, in the UK you drive for 3 hours and the accent is completely different and a bread role is called something different

[merlinthewizard]

"Why are you fat?"
Answer should've been
"I'm not"

[TruthDefenderPodcast]

Foreigners (especially europeans) travel so much because everything is so close. We have to cross oceans and it's very expensive.

[checkmrr]

‘Why is the world so obsessed with you?’
Because the media points everything at you.

[meatball]

Sam is the kind of person to say “sorry” to the judge when he gets arrested for armed robbery.

[knuckleheadwestwind]

Most countries emphasize walking more in their urban design, which of course gets people to burn calories.

[_av]

As an australian. We litteraly cant drive to another country

[fleshautomaton]

As an American, Americans do drive. Fuck, there’s not a livable city in the US where you don’t have to drive somewhere to get something you need.

[katiemac]

"Why is the world obsessed with you?"
Cause kinda like YouTube, we are free entertainment.

[clintlewis]

I'm American and I've been wondering #3 myself. It used to be considered extremely rude to be loud in the US, especially at restaurants. That started changing in mid 90s. Prior to that, it wasn't uncommon to get glaring stares, if your conversations could be heard in restaurants. If you didn't get the hint, it wasn't uncommon to hear someone tell them "no one cares about your personal life" or even more to the point "shut up". People/families would have conversations at their table, but it wasn't much louder than a whisper. It was what we used to call using your indoor voice. Now you almost have to yell, because the people sitting across the table can't hear or understand you over the volume of people sitting at a table behind them.

[fbiagent]

The whole traveling thing brings up an interesting conversation. Travelling to a different US state is like travelling to another country, mostly because most of them have their own unique culture and have things to see. And also US is like 10x bigger than most countries. A singular state is a size of a country in Europe or Asia.

[WF]

"Why are you so loud?"

Spanish people on the phone:

[subnio]

Dude said “I don’t know, you tell me” like a chad

[avannen]

"Why are you so fat?"
Sam, being the most ripped american youtube shorts content creator:

[firstchoice]

I lived in Europe for years. The number one question that almost everyone asked me was: "Why do you have such crazy religions your country?

[awlow]

I gotta say, I miss when the comment section in his videos were people actually talking like people and not saying Sam is the type of guy to

[arashink]

"Why do you travel less?" Because our corporate overlords don't give us enough time off.

[supercraigday]

“Why is the world obsessed with you?”
Well basically everything that happened after 1945 was revolving around the U.S and now we are the world power house

[HmImAnonymous]

1: I'm not
2: Its expensive
3: I don't, if I was Californian I would talk loud
4: I don't
5: They aren't, they hate us, i doubt they're obsessed with us