Europe Vs. The US: 30 Hilariously Spot-On Tweets

But is sOcIAlIsM, bruh!

Here in Europe we still don't understand how come the orange creep can still run for the Presidential, it's most baffling for us to get our heads around your very strange politics and choices.

Well the USA big fast-food entrepreneurs want money not an equal system for theirs workers, they couldn't care less. How to make a country great again when it never was? Mass murders, racism, American Indians still living on reserves, older people obligated to work until their death since they have so little retirements pensions, children having one meal a day, health insurance that cost a kidney and a heart and this goes on forever. God bless the ones who are at the bottom of the ladder.

Our McDonald's employees start at $20 and hour, have insurance, and get paid vacation.

In Denmark McD does not pay for life insurance or family leave. Pension is government issued. (I'm Danish)

To be fair! Many Americans that visit Europe, absolutely love the architecture from all over Europe. That's when so many realise their country is "young" I'm British, just in case anyone thought differently.

Okay, maybe we can't compete. But Mexico can.

Be glad for your newer buildings America!!! Think of them as though they're your car... The older they get? The more expensive maintenance they need! 👍🙂

C'mon Europeans, stop gatekeeping wonderment. How does that benefit anyone?

Technically, they are the same age.

Americans: We use miles and pounds...and football fields...and bananas...and...well...anything but metric.

Just gonna say that Southern USA measures distance in time as well. I can't tell you how many miles it is to anywhere but I know the closest large city is about two hours and my husband's parents are at least six hours but it depends on how many breaks he takes

American here: In 1976, we seventh-graders were told by a teacher that the U.S. was “about to convert to the metric system, so we had better be ready!” And 48 years later, I’m still waiting for it to happen.🙄☺️

The UK uses Stones and Pounds for weight... But as a born Canuck? I will stick up for measuring anything I need to in any which way I have to or need to!!! 😜

Sometimes, grams and ounces are even in the same recipe. Dry stuff more in grams. Liquid is generally ounces (not even speaking of fl.oz. in this case). And then sometimes a liquid will be in grams, as well. Wt? What do I know?

Australians: Oi mate, allow me to introduce myself

Europeans: I'm visiting New York so I'll just take a quick drive down to Florida to check it out then head back before dinner. (true story... I had to explain to multiple people, mostly Germans, over multiple years they can't do that)

Europeans: Are you driving in circles?

Canadians - I'm in Vancouver, I drive North for 20 hours, I'm still in BC. At least it's not the big province.

As far as the Americans part of the comment is concerned, since they've not mentioned vehicle speed, that means nothing. You can be driving for hours in the UK without leaving the county, all you need is hold up on the motorway.

I've just been looking at some towns in the Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas area. The buildings in the main streets of those towns were practicing social distancing from the moment they were built! I know the USA is a large place, but you could go for clusters of shops rather than stringing them out like this. An example of this is Texline, Texas. It's a whole load of nothing dotted with a few buildings.

🎶it's only six hours in the Chevrolet 🎶