50 Things Basically Every Single American Thinks Are Completely Normal But Are Actually Very, Very Strange

"If the Pledge of Allegiance isn't brainwashing, I don't know what is.".

"When my family visited in 2017, we landed in Texas for a stopover?

First thing I saw in the shops part of the terminal was a dude who was drinking from what looked like an actual bucket.

"When I visited America, I went to a supermarket for some breakfast stuff — cereal and milk.

All they had was milk in gallons.

Who could possibly want that much milk.

I asked for a smaller carton, and the lady who worked there just laughed at me and asked, 'Don’t you like milk in England?'" —u/memesalwaysdie.

ALL OF YOU — north to south — make Canadians look like bloody savages.

I ended up leaving your country, after the first time I visited, blown away and with a newfound, VERY REAL love for my southern neighbors." —u/animal1988

"In my country, if you are fired, your employer needs to pay you for at least three months after you were fired."

"If that shit isn't brainwashing, I don't know what is." —u/SamCropper

You don't need to scream their name, buy their merch, fully commit your life to them, and believe everything they say."

"A friend of mine from Wisconsin was very proud that he got 20 days off per year

"I went to live there for a year and on the plane over, the guy next to me said, 'Each state is like a different country.' I thought he meant it in the same way that Manchester is different to Birmingham

But everything is so different state to state: the people, the attitude, the food, etc." —u/Westlifelover