39 Bizarre Things That Seem Normal In Some Countries, But Not In The Rest Of The World

The efficiency gains must be tremendous.

Stop trying to fit in... do your own s**t

I think they have only one Lamborghini

A Finn here. I know babies that didn't want to nap inside at all, my sister's kid as one of them. Slept like a dream outside, even in extremely cold weather. And was completely warm and happy when woke up. It's all about proper clothing, sleeping bags etc. :)

Actually, it's quite colorblind-friendly.

Very tiny bath tub. Don't think my fat a**e would even fit in lol.

This actually sounds fantastic.

...and doesn't look like that either

Well it seems quite easy to pronounce, consonant/vowel/consonant/vowel etc. Just take a deep breathe and go

And in 2020 they rolled a Babybel cheese down the hill since the event had to be cancelled.

And I think it should be common practice when you have a common cold

Fall down the stairs with more fall this time! Yay!

Thank f**k our trucks don't have a tune, especially when they can come at 6am.

Vatican City is also another country you can walk across in less than 60 minutes!

That was uplifting.

Same in most of Europe as far I know. I don't even understand how people in the US can expect the waiters to rely uniquely on tips in order to survive, and how some people still want to do that job.

I always thought espressos were a morning drink to get you going.

it's actually quite delicious, but wait till cool down unleast you want to burn your tongue with hot chocolate

Sounds like fun, I know my kids would have a blast.

Oh hey that's my country

All Arabs and Asians do that too :)

Don't wanna leave your shoes outside in Australia otherwise you may find a snake or spider has taken up residence lol.

I actually think there are more countries where it's preferred to remove your outside shoes than countries where you don't.

In Sweden we leave them in the hallway.

That's not weird at all.

Most Europeans do that!

In Japan as well. It’s much more hygienic. The horror of having a pair of dirty shoes and getting up on a bed..

Finland too. :)

same back home in japan; even in schools, you have to change out of your outdoor shoes and put on your indoor shoes

A very common thing in India. It's disrespectful to wear your footwear inside the house/temple.

We take of our shoes in my country because of the weather.

This is common in some European cultures, too. Shoes off!

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Well in Canada only our homes.

That also applies to Japan.

As do Canadians.

I do this. Now I don't take them off outside because they would get wet, but right inside the door.

Canadians do this too.

In Northern countries too, like Finland.

So now your rug has smelly feet sweat and your shoes get spiders and other bugs in it.

It is a common thing in rural areas of most countries, especially on farms so you don't track s**t all over the floor

I don't wear my shoes in my house, sounds perfectly normal to me. They come off at the door.

I take my shoes off when I come home and sometimes when entering a friend's home just b/c I prefer being barefoot.

Again, Iceland as well.