Apr 19, 2015
12:01:45pm
12:01:45pm
These are the ones that my wife and I always notice most, when we are back in
the States:
1. Food Portions
2. Widespread Obesity
3. Tipping
4. Quality of Customer Service/Return Policy
5. Air Cleanliness (except in LA & the Wasatch Front)
6. Amount of Waste
7. Prevalence of strip malls
8. Size of Housing
9. Wide empty spaces
10. Low prices of manufactured goods
I used to include the size of cars, but this is less true now than it used to be, IMO. There are more small cars now in the US, and in the last couple of countries I've lived (Mexico and China) people tend to like big cars and SUVs quite a bit, so the difference isn't as noticeable.
1. Food Portions
2. Widespread Obesity
3. Tipping
4. Quality of Customer Service/Return Policy
5. Air Cleanliness (except in LA & the Wasatch Front)
6. Amount of Waste
7. Prevalence of strip malls
8. Size of Housing
9. Wide empty spaces
10. Low prices of manufactured goods
I used to include the size of cars, but this is less true now than it used to be, IMO. There are more small cars now in the US, and in the last couple of countries I've lived (Mexico and China) people tend to like big cars and SUVs quite a bit, so the difference isn't as noticeable.
Originally posted on Apr 19, 2015 at 12:01:45pm
Message modified by Japan Coug on Apr 19, 2015 at 2:49:37pm
Message modified by Japan Coug on Apr 19, 2015 at 2:49:50pm
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