40 “The European Mind Can’t Comprehend This” Posts Funny To Americans And Confusing To Europeans

Now look at America’s children. This shake is marketed to families. Meanwhile, there are lobbyists fighting for nutrition labels to have less information and to remove country of origin from our food.

I soit'nly can !! Looks yummy un the tummy!

It’s better if we don’t

ok this is a good one

My daughter visited some friends in Washington state 4 yrs ago for three months. When they went some -sorry, English is not my native language, so I don't know the right name of the shop - so when they went to some cake-and cookie dhop, she couldn't eat any of them, they were so sweet. Pure sugar, nothing flavor. Also somr of the chocolates - Milky way, Snickers, Bounty, which we can buy here in our country, are too sweet.

I see this truck and think idiot with a small penis.

I totally understand that this person has some severe insecurities about the size of his masculinity

every country song- I HAVE A BIG TRUCK AND I BROKE UP WITH MY EX BUT I WANT HER BACK! SKINNY JEANS! SEX! BEER BEER! DRUNK!

Thank goodness for that.

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So true.

I'm one of them

That must be one of the most American things ever!

Where I live these dillholes roll coal simply because you won't drive 70mph in a 25mph zone. Can't even cross the street because they'll drive by in their massive trucks at 80+. Then they'll get right on your rear going down the road like that'll make you go faster. I purposely slow down when they get behind me and I typically go 5 over already.

I know they like to call it rolling coal. But I prefer to call it peacocking since that really drives home the mentality of their "look at me" displays.

The target Telsa drivers as well.

& it tastes like soap 🤢

hmm they dont like crushed up bugs and chemicals? hmm thats odd too lol

how do you know it is carcinogenic?

The basic idea of ​​the Fanta came from Germany around 80 years ago and the improved (non-US) version on which today's version is based also comes from Italy. So it's more like the US doesn't want drinks that are too natural 😂

western Colorado? eastern New Mexico? Idaho? western Oregon? pretty much all of Wyoming? Oklahoma, literally all of it? huge chunks of Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Montana? Nevada? Arizona? look, i live in the West, have lived in 2 of these states, visited all of them, and i can tell you that if you throw a dart at any of these states, i could locate a town nearby that would have a place like this. Sincerely, a person who lives in Colorado, that state that inexplicably sent Lauren Boebert BACK to DC as our representative.

Naaah...it could be Colorado or Oklahoma, too.

I was just about to ask the same…. I‘ve seen similar in Arizona, too, though. Sadly.

I guess the lonely star

They still sell some guns.

Um, ya still can. They’re right behind the car tires and right beside the shin guards and footballs.

My local Walmart still sells guns

Still can at rural King

To anyone who knows: What is the recommended bacon and chocolate that could be used to make something of this kind? My partner was absolutely not kidding about trying it so we're going to go make it, but ned to know what would make it more authentic or better flavour wise.

European here, I have a question. I learned by now why you give your service personal tips (even though I still find it bizarre that the employer is unwilling to pay good wages on his own), but why should I tip a machine? It doesn't even have rent to pay!

That's only an issue at sit-down restaurants, though. Pretty much everywhere else it's just a nice, completely optional gesture. I'm actually kind of annoyed when I go somewhere like a Target Starbucks kiosk and the staff isn't allowed to accept tips. I like tipping! I just don't like when it's a substitute for a decent wage.

They do, where I live. And people still tip. It’s part of our culture.

But, if employers did raise the wages, would they raise their prices?