Culture may be a main factor in human evolution instead of DNA these days according to a new study.

Oh yeah?

Yeah! And that got me thinking, there's, we, as much as we like to not say it, we actually do have quite the culture here in America.

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So this comes to us via BuzzFeed, and it is actually non-Americans' favorite things about us. So non-Americans' favorite things about us Americans. About the United States, right? Oh, I bet I know some of these. Do you? Yeah, we're friendly. We are very friendly. We are very friendly. We're asking how you're doing. And confident. Yep. Hang on to that one right there. So it starts out.

It says, I visited 35 countries, but nowhere has better food than the U.S. Oh, I believe that wholeheartedly. The food diversity is phenomenal, and Americans have improved and even perfected many global cuisines. In Europe, there's way too much focus on being authentic. whereas in the U.S., it really feels like a melting pot.

The quote-unquote bastardization of cuisines from around the world has actually elevated food to a whole new level. When you go to the French Quarter of New Orleans, it'll be some of the best food you've eaten, and that's specifically because it's not quote-unquote authentic. Right, because it's Cajun, soul food and French influence. Yeah, man. And it's the best food you eat. Exactly. Exactly. Let's see. I know people used to think it was a faux par, but I love a fusion restaurant. Me too, man. Yeah. Put an egg roll and mar burrito. Hell yeah, dude. This one says I like how Americans at least try to be friendly, like you said, Ted, and help us tour us out. Unlike the blatant no that most locals will give you when you're where I'm from in the Netherlands. Are they cold in the Netherlands? I guess. It's very cold out there. I mean, granted, if I'm handicapped, I can hook up a hookers on the company dime, so to speak. So, yeah. Little give and take there. We get made fun of it,

but they, It's very cold out there. I mean, granted, if I'm handicapped, I can hook up a hookers on the company dime, so to

speak.

So, a little give and take there.

We get made fun of it, but they say the portion sizes at restaurants is incredible. It says, I'm a big eater, so it was nice to visit the U.S. and not need to order a starter to fill me up when I went out to eat. You don't need an appetizer here, that's for sure.

But the problem is, the appetizers are some of the best in the world of American cuisine in my world.

I would rather go.

It's a meal in itself is the problem, the cost and the portion size. But to me, like the thing, every once in a while, me and a wife will agree on this. Like, look, we're going to go to this restaurant, but we're going to order like six different appetizers, basically create our own topas. Eat Spanish topas. Because it's so good, man. Yeah. Yeah. Non-Americans' favorite things about the U.S., they say RV culture. The U.S. is the most ideal place to own or drive an RV. The country is huge and the scenery is always changing, and the campsites are very well organized. Also the road systems. Yeah. Well that after Germany. So the road system makes sense. But it's one thing that I don't think that we appreciate about being in this country. It's like you can be in a swamp, you can be in the mountain, you can be in the desert, you can be in the forest, you can be in the city. It's all one country. So no matter where you go, you will see something that you, you just don't experience anywhere else. Yeah, absolutely. They say, your television shows, movies, music, and entertainment in general. Thank you for Parks and Rec, friends, 30 Rock, Hess and L and Scrubs in America. And Scrubs, and Scrubs. That's one I need to watch. myubs is pretty good. It's really good. Right. My cousin was really into that one.

I just, I never picked it up. I don't know why it just never quite appealed to me, but I know that that's a really, really popular show. I think part of it that's so awesome is this guys are really tight and real life. And real life, yeah. And it comes off on camera.

Yeah.

They say sports culture,

specifically the fact

that high school and college sports

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