This Thread About Things Non-Americans Find Wild About The USA Is Seriously Eye-Opening

Ahhh, here's a classic.

@timecaptales asked, "Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realize is weird?"

Here's what people said:

1. First off, the GAP:

2. The whole "month - date - year" format thing

3. "Everything is about money"

4. When [some] Americans call it "the greatest country in the world"

5. Fake niceness

6. How high our toilet bowl water level is

7. "The guns"

8. The fact that the listed price on items pretty much never includes tax

9. The amount of people that fly the American flag outside of their homes

10. "A small soda is the size of a large soda back home"

11. How Americans can usually only change/get health insurance twice a year unless they have a major "life event"

12. This sign:

13. "How quickly someone tells you their political affiliation"

14. Tipping culture is out of control

15. Our wild pharmaceutical ads

16. People loudly burping in public

17. People talk REALLY loudly

18. No trains

19. How mean TSA is in airports

20. Pennies

21. The way Americans are always smiling at strangers

22. "People telling you their whole life story after they say hello"

23. Pre-cut veggies

24. American obsession with ancestry

25. The size of our coffees

26. The way we have a World Series for sports that only a few countries participate in

27. "Doing your own taxes"

28. Not using the emergency brake on when you park

29. When you open up a tab at a bar and they take your credit card

30. Sugar in bread (and just about everything)

31. Excessive air conditioning

32. Roadside signs for lawyers

33. And obviously Fahrenheit