[AskEurope] Fellow Europeans, what is the aspect of USA lifestyle that surprises you the most?
https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/1865941
[AskEurope] Fellow Europeans, what is the aspect of USA lifestyle that surprises you the most? - tchncs
First of all, let’s try to avoid American-bashing, and stay respectful to
everyone. I’ll start: for me it’s the tipping culture. Especially nowadays, with
the recent post on [email protected]
[/c/[email protected]] [https://lemmy.world/c/mildlyinfuriating]
with the 40% tip, it just seems so weird to me to have to pay extra just so that
menu prices can stay low.
This is obviously not a hilot take, but i don't understand how people get that fat. The most common argument is that fast food is that much cheaper, which i just don't believe, sorry. A quick google search tells me that a big Mac is around 5.50, and that is not a meal, that is some garbage snack. You can cook a vetter an healthier meal for whatever you spend at a fastfood chain that lasts you longer than one meal. Combine that with drinking water instead of the soda you drink there you might actually live healthy. I also read a lot that it's jot their fault that even bread has a ton of sugar, which is disgustig, but also bread is like 3 to 5 ingredients to make your self.
When i browse tinder and run out of people, women from Thailand and america start to show up, and this is no joke or to shit on people or whatever, but 80% of the women there are fatter than the fattest people i have ever met irl.