“Its the most expensive ride you will ever take and it can ruin people financially for years.”
Redditor u/firebullmonkeyasked the question, “People from the US, whats a no-go in American culture?”
and the responses made me nod my head in agreement.
Here are some of them.
Stay in the car and let the officer come to you.
“Not often mentioned but Americans like personal space.
Leave room between you and the person you’re speaking to or lining up behind.”
u/Catinthemirror
3.
“Never cut in line.
I saw that a lot in Europe.”
“Politics…don’t ever EVER bring up politics.”
u/lokis_dad
5.
Its the most expensive taxi you will ever take and it can ruin most people financially for years."
“Do NOT hitchhike.
It is not safe here.”
u/Aceandmace
7.
“You have to tip if you go to a dine-in/takeout restaurant.
You don’t have to tip Subway or Pizza Hut or any other national franchise restaurant like that.”
u/ChineseChaiTea
9.
“Reusing the same plate when you go up for a second round at the buffet.
You’ve got to get a new one.”
“Be careful not to trespass on private property.”
u/CarelessResearcher56
11.
“Conversations about religion, politics, or other personal beliefs.
“When dining out, the waiter comes to you.
It is considered rude to call the waiter over.”
“Walking places in the suburbs or smaller cities.
It’s dangerous and you’ll be seen as suspicious.
u/pastorCharliemaigne
14.
“Talking about your salary.
Talking about someones weight.
Driving too slow in the left hand lane.”
“Dont call someones house ‘homely’ in America.
Out here its an insult.”
u/Satires_
16.
“In the south, you might get your ass kicked for honking your horn.”
“One thing I can say is that many Americans aren’t afraid of confrontation.
u/hisnameis_ERENYEAGER
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