HOW I SEE THE USA AS A EUROPEAN (after 6 months)

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Great videos thanks Eva
Comment from : No Mad

Oh yea Discussing politics is not good There are many American that do I suppose but it’s always something that should be avoided brAt thanksgiving there’s always that one family member who brings up politics, we all hate that member! Just kidding 😊brIn Europe you wouldn’t be able to go into a cafe barefoot? Would you? Isn’t Europe more proper when it comes to things like this?
Comment from : Nicole

Also at a 4 way stop the person on the right does have right away And many American drivers will not turn right on a red Yes they’re annoying, lol brAmericans always in a hurry Maybe because it takes so long to get where we are going! brI enjoyed your video and will be subscribing Can’t wait to see your travels
Comment from : Nicole

Come visit Wisconsin, USA The only thing we worry about is tornado or skunks lol But very true
Comment from : Dan Sprester

But the reason they don't travel Outside of the usa and in the USA They don't like other places Lets be honest And yes many Americans don't have cash to spend on travel
Comment from : vito delorenzo

The 4 way car on the right has the right of way its in the test
Comment from : vito delorenzo

I was a waitress at one time in the 80sbrThe minimum wage for us was $210brThat was a lot less than the average minimum wagebrTips are a side bonus as to how well your service wasbrI'm glad you enjoyed our country brAs us Southerners would saybr"Ya'll come back now ya hear"
Comment from : Marsha Rodgers

Different places are different Even in the US, I live in NYC and people from here go other places and are like "theres no good pizza pr bagels" and its like "yes, its a different place, they have their own things, find them and enjoy it" and people come here and theyre like "its so crowded" and its like 'yes, there are 10 million people, they dont want to be in the subway with you either, get over it and have fun'
Comment from : Ledpooplin55

A manual transmission in the United States is actually a great anti-theft device
Comment from : James F

Love your videos and perspectives If you come back, there are some great overlanding trails that run from North Carolina to Colorado that will give you some great exposure to the heartland of America
Comment from : Jordan Brown

As I think you probably noticed, American culture is largely built around the vehicle One thing that you probably missed, and I would HIGHLY recommend for your next trip is, A drive in movie theater! They are getting rarer, but they are a purely American experience From the food to the whole atmosphere Also, find someone who has a classic car (60's-70's) to take a small road trip in It's a completely different experience Just imagine floating down the highway on your living room sofa/couch side note, the idea of a vehicle other than an old commercial truck that can't do but 60 mph is inconceivable to most Americans Many of those can do 80 mph With that being said, if you are in the right-hand lane, they should just deal with it and move on I'm very happy that you enjoyed your trip! I hope you get to come back soon!
Comment from : David Northrup

😂 yep that’s the US … I live in Singapore, Australia and US and sometimes it really doesn’t make sense but you get used to it after 2-3 years Great video and funny
Comment from : Jerry Money

Americans dont smile at black people
Comment from : Almost Yaras Man

I was watching another of your videos and thought to myself, uh-oh, she fell in love with the US This confirmed my suspicion I've binged on your vids a lot just catching up, so I missed a bunch
Comment from : Gojira61

I feel you would love New England in the fall ❤
Comment from : Wicked Planet

There’s a lot of trash food in the US, especially when road tripping in the middle of nowhere but there’s a lot of amazing food in the US too I went to London recently What I loved about it was that it’s clear that I’ll lose weight if I live there The food doesn’t feel like it will make me obese That aside my general impression of food in the US cities has been miles ahead London food feels like living a lesser existence, the taste of the food is not there Even the soft serve I had, tasted empty I’m pining to go to Italy and Spain to sample the food there What I’m trying to say is, a lot of American food is delicious but it’s a lot of sugar/fatbrbrThe other thing I realized was the price! Food is as expensive in London as San Francisco, but it was ‘emptier’ and the quantities smaller, which means the food was more expensive than in San Francisco Quantities in America are absolutely mad across the board
Comment from : thechocolatemonster

So pleased you enjoyed your stay In our small No California community we host guests from all over the world who come here to trim pot in the fall I've always found them interesting and respectful guests Much like yourself they find the natural beauty of our valley and surrounding mountains very appealing Despite being old as dirt myself, and they very young, very much relatable We're a very diverse blend of Native Americans, Spanish speaking, and people with European roots A paradise for boon dockers Really enjoyed following your travels in the US, and apologize for Laredo Oh by the way I worked in Prudhoe Bay in the seventies, your assessment was far too kind The place? Covelo, Calif
Comment from : David Maxwell

I'm always surprised, when visiting Europe, at the alarm most Europeans express concerning firearm ownership, and comments about "gun crazy" Americans My response, it was "gun crazy" Americans that bailed out your asses out in two world wars How soon we forget I've seen American cemeteries in various European nations, but I've never seen a European soldiers cemetery here
Comment from : David Maxwell

You need to see the other two-thirds of the US: the great plains, the great lakes, the gulf coast, the Mississippi river, the Atlantic seaboard, the Appalachians There is so much more to see! We promise not to ask you about politics
Comment from : FurtiveGlancer

As a foreigner who's lived in the US for about 25 years now:br- Restaurants in big cities are starting to process credit cards at your tablebr- "sidewalks" refer to the sides of the road where pedestrians walk, while "pavement" refers to the paved part of the roads, which actually makes more sense, and got me wondering why we call the sides of the road the "pavement" where I'm from
Comment from : Jack Leow

7:10 sounds like a roundabout would solve that
Comment from : siloPIRATE

Yes, Texas NEVER ENDS - John, DFW
Comment from : jassr

USA? no thanks
Comment from : Short and Simple

"Nothing says Freedom like a 16-yr-old with a 400HP Mustang" - Jordan Peterson
Comment from : Andy

"Everybody smiles at youpeople are so nice", clearly you've never traveled to New England
Comment from : jeremy toutain

Am not sure you really want to live in the US", Bill Fates said there will be another pandemic so thats not good its kool you can live drive around so thst awsome how you stayed somewhere during the pandemic so be aware the world is changing with the digital l stuff thats honna gsll in place its goin to be a diffrent rrality anyway if you wznt to chat say hello "am in ND Like to talk about some stuff
Comment from : tyrel dowlat

Yr on point by most of what you said except one thing i guess it depends on where you at " amuways its awsome what you doin
Comment from : tyrel dowlat

Love your take on the west If you really want culture shock, come east We have some great ultras, mountains and retails That being said, you inspired me, I’m packing up my RV and heading to Alaska from Pennsylvania I have plenty of room for a guest and a dog 😉 Really I do though You could run across America… that would make one hell of an adventure
Comment from : Travel with Michael

People in the US are more spoiled on the whole compliments thing people who have grown up here are more spoiled on it
Comment from : SBBeowulf

The gun misinformation about the United States is spread by a mass media industry that has a deliberate liberal/leftist slant to it Don’t believe the hype
Comment from : Matt Carey

Hey, enjoyed your video Was so afraid you were going to say no, that you would not live here and I was pleased when you said yes I have travelled all over Europe, Africa, Asia and USA Each place has it's own beauty and a little ugly I am pleased you came and do come again Buy some shoes and we'll do Starbucks and talk politics and maybe shoot a few rounds at an innocent beer can or cardboard target Thanks for doing your vids I enjoyed the ones I saw so far Tp
Comment from : Pike Troy

👍👍👍👍👍😄, As an American I found your perspective very interesting and refreshingly positive Though I can understand how some of the bad opinions are formed about us from our overseas visits The US is a big country which I will never get to see it all in my life time and I really have no need to travel overseas, though I do find foreigners interesting
Comment from : Narley

I'm surprised you dared to drive that far without a gun What if your car broke down and you had to depend on strangers not being creeps I'm glad you loved your time in the US
Comment from : Miss Demeanor

Durango, CO next time Kappa Maki is on me
Comment from : Ed-jack

How is the finance differential dynamic in Europe different from the US
Comment from : Michael M

live in the USA: yes absolutely but under two conditions: I don't have to work and I don't get sick!
Comment from : Erich R

No experiences with the USA's routine and shameless profiteering from 'health care,' evidently Lucky you
Comment from : paul husby

I’ve never left a comment on one of these leave a comment things, but I’m making an exception! Delightful young lady engaging , friendly and funny!
Comment from : Mike Swaim

I would love to spend hours hearing you talk about the adventures you’ve been to I just recently quit the job of my dreams to pursue what other people think it’s mediocre Call it midlife crisis or whatever I’m doing it
Comment from : ana

Evagreat episode Love your take on the US and American society Hope you do move to the US We would be honored to have someone like you as a resident or citizen in our country
Comment from : Steve Criss

you went through the west coast and canada to alaska go through the real us coast to coast youll see lots of guns and gun stores
Comment from : David Robbins

because you guys drive on the wrong side lol
Comment from : David Robbins

if you tipped 26 percent they robbed you
Comment from : David Robbins

I'm from the US and have a lot of love for our UK motherland even though I've never been there At times I wish we were all just one country and include Canada as well The US is sort of two countries, the spectacular landscape of the western third and the mostly all the same eastern 2/3 which is where I most of us live But there are some good pockets in the east just not on the same scale as the west Of course the east does have NYC
Comment from : MIke R

Never ever let a waiter take your card away from the table As an American, most all know better than that now, so easy for the card info to be hacked and stolen Don't fall for the tipping 25/30 percent suggested scam For those that do not know, the waiter or waitress will not get 100 percent of the tip Management is on the take for a cut, so unless you give the waiter cash in hand, more than likely they will just get a percentage of that tip
Comment from : Susan Stewart

You are too funny I've been to those 3 states and they are awesome but, nothing beats my Maine
Comment from : Frederick

🍀👍🍀😂come back❓
Comment from : james g hromnak

i thought Europe was the most beautiful in the world! you said the US Really!?
Comment from : pannellclara

If you want to build a house in Montana, you'd better be rich
Comment from : Positrack

😂 Most people in the US are educated to try and avoid conversations about politics, race, and religion
Comment from : Admin 1

16:02 that sounded real american
Comment from : Mr Murk

We boondock (dry camp) in our giant motor home a lot
Comment from : Starr Turner

Next time you come go to Philly
Comment from : Ott Opp

I haven't travelled anywhere, I feel like I'm imprisoned in my country
Comment from : Tchaikovsky!!

You seem nice
Comment from : Phillip Ward

As a part of a gay couple, we would adopt you! 😂 We go back to Argentina and have the same experiences, even though we don’t show these on posts!!! I do love your videos!!!
Comment from : R Madrid

Why would you go into a business barefoot?😑 ppl say Americans are rude?
Comment from : J Lea

“Texas is never ending, it just never ends” Haha Even Americans feel this way
Comment from : Luciano D

I live in Texas There are places with side walks some with out Tipping 15 is ok For me, I dont really smile at strangers or make eye contact Yes everything is a far walk from each otherbrBad food and great food! There are a lot of choices depending on where you live I have a passport My parents dont Yes You have to pay attention at the four way stop It gets confusing sometimes
Comment from : Erin Shannon

Eva you only saw maybe 1/8 of the USA I’m in Massachusetts on the east coast Would take a couple years to visit each state Unless just driving threw
Comment from : Jeff Wright

Thank you for acknowledging the Fact that Europeans have the privilege of being cultured I wish could travel around Europe more but it’s So expensive
Comment from : Reid Rumack

What's crazy, is that we have more diversity than all of europe, it's just that we mostly all speak english We also have every type of landscape that exists This is mostly why we don't travel abroad much, also the price
Comment from : Blu Blum

Eva the only thing I drive is a electric scooter and I get around fine
Comment from : Handsomefeministautisticstraightguy

Garbage and trash are American usage Rubbish is the British one
Comment from : Lawrence Pettener

Street shouts, smiling and friendliness are Liverpool's distinction too; I grew up there Car culture's the thing here in Malaysia; no pavements here either
Comment from : Lawrence Pettener

As a youtuber watcher, I've never been in your country
Comment from : GarlicX

NO! NO! NO! If you truly knew americans, NO, I think you would NOT want to live here
Comment from : Dogs Rule

"Everybody smiles" They're only smiling because you're a pretty girl If you were a chubby balding European man they'd look the other way Truth
Comment from : Willswalkingwest

But travelling all over europe for 6 months would be much more exciting
Comment from : AchilleasR

I am a small organic farmer in Kansas that’s being destroyed by chemical farmer Be glad you have quality food All we grow is cancer for kids
Comment from : Organic Clean Food Connection

Love listening to your travel chronicles You should have your own TV show!
Comment from : Gary Ebert

I don't like the tipping here
Comment from : Peter Pan

The East coast is far less car centric, especially New York City Southern California is by far the most car centric!
Comment from : Peter M Eggers

Charming, witty, informative, entertaining Thanks 👍🏼 i can only add that Americans that Europeans often call primitive and not civilized are always willing to help, generous and avoid of jealousy
Comment from : Eva Balga

People don’t no how to use stop signs who live here in USA it’s stupid 😂
Comment from : Waffle Man

Hopefully next time you come you can travel up and down the East Coast and across from East to Westyou haven't even scratched the surface with your South-North journey on the westsideit's a whole different ball game in the East and Midwest of the US
Comment from : Plenary Grace

Hope you never experience how our (USA) wonderful healthcare system works If you think 20 tip is outrageous
Comment from : Dave Whiteaker

I disagree with your assessment that people don’t drive stick here It’s becoming less common but certainly isn’t a given I grew up driving stick and my husband currently has a manual People just tend to prefer automatic
Comment from : M Montague

The tipping culture in the US has gotten WAY out of hand! Starbucks started the whole tipping at a counter nonsense I don’t tip at counters Unless they actually walk to my table and bring me something, I don’t tip The tipping culture over here is NUTS & it drives me crazy!
Comment from : M Montague

Fun fact: Ram pick up truck drivers have the highest rate of drunk driving among all car types I live in Texas and let me tell you, pick up truck drivers are the most pathetic insecure angry men on the planet I am planning to leave the US because of cars I hate driving I hate how american cities are just a big wasteland of asphalt and parking lots Without a car, I am literally stranded and treated like an animal
Comment from : WhatIsThis

Hi😊so the reason why you couldn’t have entered public places barefoot is mostly for the liability of it Same thing with eating your own food in cafes It’s because they don’t want to get sued if you get hurt or sick in their amenity I hope that clarifies the reasons
Comment from : Justyna Kurzejewska

Come on home to America as soon as possible , we love ya girl !
Comment from : Joe Hill

Your not obligated to tip in general, if you go to a restaurant you might want to do it especially if it's a fancy restaurant or high end tip is expected and yes it can get costly So if you don't want to tip avoid the fancy places and go to the cheap places
Comment from : James Hubbs

Your point about the USA being far from other countries makes so much sense! I've never thought of it before Thanks for that 😊
Comment from : Mae Araci

States on the East Coast of course are way tinier and closer than the wonderful biggies like Montana
Comment from : Scott Klapman

32 is freezing for USA Enjoyed watching your video though
Comment from : Tony Ford

Świetny żart matrymonialny hehe
Comment from : kosmit265

I’m from Poland too ❤️
Comment from : Emilia Nycz

For 4 way stops the first vehicle to arrive goes first After that, it's clockwise, not by time of arrival
Comment from : Bryna Gleich

Bye
Comment from : Lois

The US is probably the most advanced nation on earth, its absolutely gorgeous nature, for the most part kind great people, top-notch universities and a host of other fantastic qualities a nation could have However, its foreign policy is where it lacks and as a result has caused backlash from many other nations
Comment from : Yourstruly

Why do dog owners always have a big problem with food stores and restaurants not allowing dogs inside? Having a dog is a choice and such situations are a responsibility that is connected with a choice of having a dog It's the same with vegans, that always demand a vegan menu everywhere they go The world is not obligated to bend in your direction because you chose something People on a keto diet don't complain in vegan restaurants that there should be a meat menu for them It's like people choosing to be on a diet and expect others not to eat delicious things in their presence :) That is just absurd :)
Comment from : Daniel Sosnowski