“Canada’s reputation as ‘friendly’ is misplaced.”

Those are fighting words!

Let’s see what everyone thinks…

1.

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“I’ll start,” the OP themself said.

“Was gonna say this.

US rest stops are beauties.

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“We have some excellent museums in Canada, but American ones are just on another level.

I remember how impressed I was with a relatively little known naval and military park in Buffalo.

Americans do an amazing job at preserving and showing their history and heritage.”

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4.

“Cost of cell phone services and data plans.

Canada is among the highest in the world for data plan costs.”

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“Mexican food.”

u/toban204

6.

It’s cheaper for me to go to Europe than the other side of the country!”

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7.“Parks!

Their national park system is great, and they have lots of them.

Our national parks are also good, but not to the same level as the American system.”

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u/garfgon

8.

“ADA theAmericans with Disabilities Act.

It mandates that EVERYTHING must be accessible.

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Including TV/movie captions which is super helpful for me as a deaf Canadian living in the US.”

Accessibility in Canada is surprisingly awful."

u/merp_mcderp9459

9.

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“Job opportunities, absolutely.

“They make better tv shows and movies.”

11.“Barbeque.”

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u/calissetabernac

12.“Tourism!

Canada just can’t seem to get the tourism they get in the US.

Especially small towns, they tend to cater to tourism and encourage it.

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13.

“Road trips through the US are amazing because of the interstate system.

The rest stops along the way are great too.

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Driving across Canada is extremely painful.

It’s easier to get wine from California in Ontario then from BC.”

u/StevenCC82

15.

“Their fast food is still cheap, unlike ours.”

16.“Innovation.

The Americans have a much more advanced and knowledgeable economy than we do.”

u/anypomonos

17.“Tailgating.

College football pre-game is next level.”

“Way more social.

Canada is an anti-social country and very hard to meet friends/relationships.

u/SirEatsSteakAlot

“Canadian’s reputation as ‘friendly’ is misplaced.

u/Straight_Back9494

19.

It’s one of the big reasons why they earn more than us.”

Since moving to Canada I truly have no idea when my mail will be delivered.”

u/osusquehanna

21.

“Customer service is far better in the US than Canada.

Also, positive attitudes in general are more prevalent in the US.

Canadians, generally speaking, have far more of a crabs-in-a-bucket culture than Americans.”

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Note: Some submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.