Article created by: Denis Tymulis

It’s no secret—the rest of the world looks at how peculiar American culture can be and wonders if it’s even real.

‘Cause let’s face it—even if it looks fine for us, that doesn’t mean that having police patrol your school, paying for a ride to the hospital, and calling the toilet “restroom” when we all know very well there ain't nobody going there to have a rest shouldn’t raise a brow for others.

So this time, we are looking at what American things make our fellow non-American friends scratch their heads in simple, yet very spot-on questions below. Our dear American Pandas are also welcome to help separate what’s real, what’s rumors, and what only happens in movies in the comments! And after you're done with this post, check out our previous one with things Americans do that require an explanation for non-Americans.

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Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about Americans walking inside the house with shoes on.

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    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American peanut butter and jelly sandwiches culture.

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    #3

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American school mascots and culture in a casual tone.

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    #4

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American kitchen garbage disposal appliances and their function.

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    #5

    Child standing in cereal aisle with colorful boxes, showing confusion about America’s cereal variety and choices.

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    #6

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about the American prom queen tradition, illustrating international reactions to American culture.

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    #7

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American habits, questioning microwaving water to heat it up.

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    #8

    Tweet showing confusion about America asking if Americans must call teachers by last names with titles.

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    #9

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American school traditions, referencing flag salutes daily.

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    #10

    A tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about whether Americans decorate their lockers or if it’s just in movies.

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    #11

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American multiple choice tests, part of reactions to America from outsiders.

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    #12

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American mailboxes that open completely on driveways.

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    #13

    Screenshot of a tweet showing confusion about American food habits, related to non-Americans tweeting about America.

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    #14

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American lab partners, questioning their purpose in school settings.

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    #15

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American bacon-eating habits, highlighting cultural differences and humor.

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    #16

    Tweet from a non-American questioning if Americans call their friends' parents mrs, showing cultural confusion about America.

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    #17

    Tweet screenshot showing a non-American questioning if Americans say question before asking, reflecting confusion about America.

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    #18

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American customs and cultural differences on social media.

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    #19

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American school slow dances, highlighting cultural differences on social media.

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    #20

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American food habits, specifically asking if Americans eat pizza with ranch.

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    #21

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about Americans memorizing the last 4 digits of their social security number.

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    #22

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American terms, questioning the use of "Eye Doctors" for opticians.

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    #23

    Tweet from a non-American questioning if Americans really call it hot cocoa, illustrating confusion about America on social media.

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    #24

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American excitement over fireplaces and TV culture.

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    #25

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American slang using the words losers and lame unironically.

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    #26

    Tweet from a non-American expressing confusion about American gym activities, questioning rope climbing in PE or gym class.

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