6 Things the US Does That European Countries Should Learn From

CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Europeans and Americans have many differences, often leading to heated debates across the internet.

Many Americans feel that Europeans think of their country and way of living as much better, which causes friction between the two.

Tipping

However, in the U.S., people do tip servers and staff working long hours in appreciation of their hard work.

If you’ve ever visited the States, you know people strike up random conversations with strangers or just smile at them and wish them a good day.

Being Friendly To Strangers

Portion Sizes

CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Experts at Business Insider report that portion sizes are much bigger in the U.S. Whether it’s pizza, drinks, fries, shakes, or anything else, the sizes you get here are large.

Disability Access

According to the European Parliament, 80 million people in the European Union (EU) currently have a disability. 

According to Webstaurant, American barbecue refers to cuts of meat that are smoked until tender, paired with a wide array of delicious sauces.

Barbecue

More Public Toilets

A common complaint from travelers visiting the cities of Europe is the lack of public toilets. This makes it difficult for tourists and older people to travel to destinations that are far from home.

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