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Barbarella wrote:
I just got back from cincinnati and I swear I've been several times but I've always just been at small events, or friends houses
and I like, actually experienced ~the city~ last night and lemme tell ya
it's like another world

y'all remember that WKUK skit about the 1800s farmer?
that was me




What was your biggest "culture shock" moment?
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Date: 11-09-2021 23:17
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MissLondon wrote:
Driving in Italy and their
version of a driver’s test😂🙏
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Date: 12-09-2021 02:11
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Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Driving in Italy and their
version of a driver’s test😂🙏
omg if I get this tore up in another town, I can't imagine how I'd handle another country lol
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Date: 12-09-2021 02:58
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MissLondon wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Driving in Italy and their
version of a driver’s test😂🙏
omg if I get this tore up in another town, I can't imagine how I'd handle another country lol
I’d have to figure out how
to store a crash cart in my car
because they don’t move aside
for emergency vehicles 
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Date: 12-09-2021 03:07
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Barbarella wrote:
also wondering how many days I should wait before going to get a covid test lol
I'm vaxxed but there were over 30,000 people at that show
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Date: 12-09-2021 16:26
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kagura wrote:
i haven't been in a country where it's common to use shoes inside but i'm in shock that some countries does that like seriously what the fuck 
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Date: 12-09-2021 16:29
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kagura wrote:
kagura wrote:
i haven't been in a country where it's common to use shoes inside but i'm in shock that some countries does that like seriously what the fuck 
this keeps me awake at nights i do not undertand how keeping your shoes on even works 
how you can function like that isn't that also super dirty 
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Date: 12-09-2021 16:35
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remains wrote:
how u couldnt get hot coffee from anywhere in japan (i found one single 7/11 that had a coffee machine thing and that was the best day of the trip) except in a rare starbucks . countries with no coffee culture. wyd
and a little more depressing.. finding out that homeless salarymen sleep in parks in their suits
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:16
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ouch wrote:
Ive only been to europe so its all ish th same, except annoying when ur driving on the wrong side of the road
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:22
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Barbarella wrote:
When I was in college I had a roommate from Moldova and I always thought it was funny to hear what was culture shock to her.

I remember one time we were walking and she saw a guy in american flag shorts and she goes, "In my country, we would not put our flag on our butt!"
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:28
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kagura wrote:
i know a guy from hungary and he once told he's shcoked that everyone in finland owns a  knife and even kids now how to use them and it's normal or even expected that you'll get one as a gift at some point of your life
like yea of course we do bruhh how you gonna warm up the sauna if you don't know how to do kiehinen 

i don't know what to call our knives in english i'm speaking about finnish puukko it's like a hunting knife type of knife 
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:36
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Barbarella wrote:
kagura wrote:
i know a guy from hungary and he once told he's shcoked that everyone in finland owns a  knife and even kids now how to use them and it's normal or even expected that you'll get one as a gift at some point of your life
like yea of course we do bruhh how you gonna warm up the sauna if you don't know how to do kiehinen 

i don't know what to call our knives in english i'm speaking about finnish puukko it's like a hunting knife type of knife 
Even in different parts of the US, depending where you live it may be totally normal to carry a knife or even a gun, but in other parts it's not.
Like, when I travel to other states, back when I used to carry a gun, I'd always have to research whether it was even legal to do so, just from one place to the next.
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:39
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Barbarella wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
kagura wrote:
i know a guy from hungary and he once told he's shcoked that everyone in finland owns a  knife and even kids now how to use them and it's normal or even expected that you'll get one as a gift at some point of your life
like yea of course we do bruhh how you gonna warm up the sauna if you don't know how to do kiehinen 

i don't know what to call our knives in english i'm speaking about finnish puukko it's like a hunting knife type of knife 
Even in different parts of the US, depending where you live it may be totally normal to carry a knife or even a gun, but in other parts it's not.
Like, when I travel to other states, back when I used to carry a gun, I'd always have to research whether it was even legal to do so, just from one place to the next.
when my friend visited from Brooklyn, he thought I meant beer when I used the term "open carry" lol
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Date: 12-09-2021 17:52
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Sylvan wrote:
Working with an American for half a year
Unfortunately some of the stereotypes were true (sorry my American friends on here) 
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Date: 12-09-2021 18:26
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Barbarella wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Working with an American for half a year
Unfortunately some of the stereotypes were true (sorry my American friends on here) 
which ones?
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Date: 12-09-2021 19:05
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Sylvan wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Working with an American for half a year
Unfortunately some of the stereotypes were true (sorry my American friends on here) 
which ones?
He was loud, lazy and pretty ignorant with a very narrow worldview. 
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Date: 12-09-2021 19:09
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