**Americans Shocked Abroad 🇺🇸✈️ | Everyday Things That Surprise Americans in Other Countries**
Traveling abroad can be full of unexpected surprises! In this video, we’re looking at the everyday differences that leave many Americans completely shocked when they visit other countries.
From grocery stores with smaller portions and fewer processed foods to restaurants without free refills, oversized meals, or endless ice, the culture shock is real. You’ll also see how homes, cars, streets, and even everyday products are often much smaller than what many people in the U.S. are used to.
We’ll explore:
* Grocery shopping and food portion sizes
* Eating out and restaurant customs
* Smaller homes, kitchens, and appliances
* Public transportation vs. driving everywhere
* Walkable cities and daily life
* Different tipping and service expectations
* Cultural habits that surprise first-time American travelers
Whether you’ve traveled the world or you’re planning your first international trip, this video highlights the fascinating differences that make every country unique.
Have you experienced culture shock while traveling? What surprised you the most? Share your stories in the comments!
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21 Comments
FIRST?!😱
There’s an unopened pack of Oreos and bag of Doritos on the table and I for one will not be eating them 😂 I’m done with all that crap
Back with another one
One of my Welsh friends (RIP Lynn 🌹), used to say: " You have to remember that that hole down there is smaller than your mouth!"😅
everything 😂
American can count pass 12 and can cut your on food like little kid
Ummmm
Most of what the "American food" that's highlighted here is HIGHLY processed food.
Where's all the abundance of fresh produce, meat and dairy that is American AF?!
It's not only about the portion sizes, it's about the chemical cocktails that are an accepted part of American food culture. I don't blame the American public for this acceptance. I only see the contrast to every other country in the world and it makes me go Hmmmmmmm lol
Thanx homie, I appreciate ya Segovia 💪🏼
New York City is right up your alley.
I live in New Zealand and have Americans here. Most of them comment about the size of our products and how our products don’t have as much preservatives in our products
I realized how bad the rest of the east coast bread outside philly and NYC is terrible. Thats why I think the best sandwiches come from the northeast
I have 3 pubs within a half block of my house 😂
The American Diner reminds me of the Nifty Fifties restaurant chain around philadelphia
Why does the reflection of your neon sign show a red "N"?
Whats up w the new set?
self discipline is necessary…
You would realise if you leave America it has good things but the freedom you believe you have is freedom to kill you legally from your terrible food.
Yo segovia pizza's arent supposed to be pre cut, eggs dont belong in the fridge, Milk outside the fridge in the store os conserved Milk after opening it gos in the fridge, cans and small plastic bottles are €0,15 cent big plastic bottles are €0,25 when you return them in stores machine, but you pay that money on forehand. S.o. from Eindhoven, the Netherlands ❤
How can we pick our poison if everythery is fake and poison ? Do you realize how often you contradict yourself? It's wild;)
????? could the big problem be …………🤔 YOUR NOT IN FUCKING AMERICA 😅
9:38 Is being patriotic a bad thing?