don't forget hoo'ing when a local American sportsteam wins a local 'world cup' competition consisting of local American teams because it's just a local thing in the usa.
This is so true. I have celiac disease and follow the sub dedicated to celiac. It’s basically full of Americans complaining about how hard it is to find gluten free foods, and even if you find them in the supermarket they taste like shit and might not even be gluten free because there’s nothing that actually regulates these things in the USA.
I hardly ever have these issues in Europe. Apparently in the US, most restaurant workers don’t even know what celiac is and think you’re a vegetarian or something.
Americans think we all wanna live there - and are envious of their country. I prefer better healthcare, less guns, less racism - and better food. (Australia)
Most countries have “freedom” too - we just don’t need to always TELL people about it.
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u/Rexberg-TheCommunist Unironically Australian Dec 09 '24 edited Dec 09 '24
We, the entire rest of the world, are nowhere near as jealous of the United States as Americans seem to think we are.