To explain, the 15c per bag in Australia is to deter people from buy plastic bags and encourage people to bring their own. An environmental initiative.
@@Willow._.tree. For reallll that one girl talking about the toilet having two different flushes was a culture shock to me!! Al of my toilets all have that stuff, not all the designs are the same but they basically all have two different ones.
These culture shock video shock me. I live in a developing country and I never had to pay for any medical service. My education was free from elementary school to college and I am currently a general dentist. The government gives college students a monthly allowance throughout college years. In restaurants we do not tip! It is actually weird to do so.
The priviledges Arabs have... and yet the western media will never show this side and only claim lack of human rights. A person can go bankrupt in the US if they have a medical problem - lets not even address the absolute ridiculousness of emergency room costs or how long a doctor makes you wait. Its insulting given how much they charge. Everything has to be perscribed - more doctor visits + costs, whereas in most of the world you have access to the same meds over the counter in pharmacies and for very cheap. Expolitive student debt can be inherited, no maternity leave or flexibility for breast feeding, the least amount of vacation days in the world, no sick days, long working hours, exhorbant insurance prices, high utilities costs, on average poor food quality and ingredients, and honestly borederline mediocre service quality across the board (I lived in the US for a bit - this shocked me the most). I am baffled that under these conditions people dont see how they lack their most basic fundamental human rights. I feel very sad for the American people. Life should not be that stressful! And I seriously hope their government starts getting a conscious, because this is exploiting people at an epic level.
@@ninadgoldsmith We don't have one type of cereal? We have like half an aisle of different types, and more in the health food section... How much cereal can you possibly need?
@@fairylen7385 I'm guessing they mean even our sugary cereals aren't as sugary as their regular ones. Although aussie cereals for kids aren't exactly healthy imo
Most of the people in this video experiencing culture shock aren’t even American. There’s no reason to be disrespectful to an entire culture and group of people. These people aren’t realizing they’re not center of the universe. They’re simply documenting them experiencing differences in culture that were surprising at first and are now part of their norm. Why do you people always feel the need to only comment on the Americans having a human experience like everyone else?
In spain we used to have the plastic bags at the super makets and stores for free when I was little, But these last years, due to all the protocols taken against climatic change , and to keep people from buying more plastic bags than what's really needed, we also have to pay 10 or 15 cents for a bag depending on the size, or if you want a biodegradable one its only 2 cents. What I personally do is re-use the ones I already have from previous shopping. ( Edit: What a bunch of grammar mistakes and spelling I made,hope it's ok now)
Wow, we have to pay around $1 per plastic bag here in Sweden. We used to use these bags for the trash but now it's too expensive to throw away. And yet the food is still packed in plastic that can't be reused. A big fail if you ask me.
@@KimOfDrac and we also still have a lot of veggies and food packed in plastic that's not reusable as well. The government has started a plan to change that from now till 2023 I think.
@@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145 I buy on rolls now and I use recycled plastic bags made from sugar canes. Some use paper bags but they don't handle moisture very well. The bottom breaks
7:00 when you do this all the time in your culture and stay so long that it’s not completely surprising if you have to sleep over and whenever someone says you have to meet a family everyone expects to go to their house but get a bit surprised when you take us to a restaurant to eat out with the family instead of chilling at home with home cooked food: **insert shocked pikachu face**
I’m not Asian but I relate to the western things that Asians don’t get lol Probably because my family isn’t American and because I just don’t like affection lol
ok, but you people moving to canada, where tf are you getting milk in bags?! i've lived in canada my entire life, haven't ever gone out of the country, and i have NEVER seen a milk bag in a grocery store in my whole life. like- what??? where are you guys shopping?! i always see videos from people who just moved to canada being like "wtf is going on why is all the milk in bags?!" please explain, im genuinely confused/concerned.
The one on Sweden is nice, but it’s why they really haven’t innovated or done much of anything for the rest of the world. Oh wait, I take that back: IKEA. Yep, that’s about it.
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To explain, the 15c per bag in Australia is to deter people from buy plastic bags and encourage people to bring their own. An environmental initiative.
Americans discovering Europe is stilly favorite thing in the world😂
I know right 😭✋
Or like anywhere in Asia or Africa. They think that it’s like, cave type of stuff there. It’s so stupid! 🤣🤚
@@Willow._.tree. For reallll that one girl talking about the toilet having two different flushes was a culture shock to me!! Al of my toilets all have that stuff, not all the designs are the same but they basically all have two different ones.
These culture shock video shock me.
I live in a developing country and I never had to pay for any medical service. My education was free from elementary school to college and I am currently a general dentist. The government gives college students a monthly allowance throughout college years.
In restaurants we do not tip! It is actually weird to do so.
What country do you live in?
@@Dupella Saudi Arabia
That’s just weird, the government spoils you, your taxes must be really high though
@@alyssasfun3511 There is no income tax in Saudi Arabia at all, actually
The priviledges Arabs have... and yet the western media will never show this side and only claim lack of human rights.
A person can go bankrupt in the US if they have a medical problem - lets not even address the absolute ridiculousness of emergency room costs or how long a doctor makes you wait. Its insulting given how much they charge. Everything has to be perscribed - more doctor visits + costs, whereas in most of the world you have access to the same meds over the counter in pharmacies and for very cheap.
Expolitive student debt can be inherited, no maternity leave or flexibility for breast feeding, the least amount of vacation days in the world, no sick days, long working hours, exhorbant insurance prices, high utilities costs, on average poor food quality and ingredients, and honestly borederline mediocre service quality across the board (I lived in the US for a bit - this shocked me the most).
I am baffled that under these conditions people dont see how they lack their most basic fundamental human rights. I feel very sad for the American people. Life should not be that stressful! And I seriously hope their government starts getting a conscious, because this is exploiting people at an epic level.
So you move to the other side of the world and expect them to sell your favourite cereal brands?
Them not carrying your favorite cereal brands is one thing… having one type of cereal is another
@@ninadgoldsmith We don't have one type of cereal? We have like half an aisle of different types, and more in the health food section... How much cereal can you possibly need?
@@fairylen7385 I'm guessing they mean even our sugary cereals aren't as sugary as their regular ones. Although aussie cereals for kids aren't exactly healthy imo
They're banned - because of the unsafe additives.
Russian Moscow metro stations really do look like museums, been there done that
Unless it's rush hour
This series is literally "americans disover they aren't the cultural & innovative centre of the entire civilised world, actually"
Not exactly. You know that Americans aren’t the only ones who experience culture shock?
Most of the people in this video experiencing culture shock aren’t even American. There’s no reason to be disrespectful to an entire culture and group of people. These people aren’t realizing they’re not center of the universe. They’re simply documenting them experiencing differences in culture that were surprising at first and are now part of their norm. Why do you people always feel the need to only comment on the Americans having a human experience like everyone else?
In spain we used to have the plastic bags at the super makets and stores for free when I was little, But these last years, due to all the protocols taken against climatic change , and to keep people from buying more plastic bags than what's really needed, we also have to pay 10 or 15 cents for a bag depending on the size, or if you want a biodegradable one its only 2 cents. What I personally do is re-use the ones I already have from previous shopping. ( Edit: What a bunch of grammar mistakes and spelling I made,hope it's ok now)
Wow, we have to pay around $1 per plastic bag here in Sweden. We used to use these bags for the trash but now it's too expensive to throw away.
And yet the food is still packed in plastic that can't be reused. A big fail if you ask me.
@@KimOfDrac We use the biodegradable bags for the organic waste , both at home and the containers on the street. It's the best choice.
@@KimOfDrac and we also still have a lot of veggies and food packed in plastic that's not reusable as well. The government has started a plan to change that from now till 2023 I think.
@@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145 I buy on rolls now and I use recycled plastic bags made from sugar canes. Some use paper bags but they don't handle moisture very well. The bottom breaks
@@KimOfDrac Hahah that happened to me too with a paper bag I had from another shop. Never used those again!
0:47 it's cute that she thinks university is expensive in Canada
I've gone to school in the US and Canada
3 guesses which place cost more
Us
The Russia guy had me rolling
Shout out to the YMCA Youth In Government high schooler who helped make sure that "right turn on red" was a thing in the US!
7:00 when you do this all the time in your culture and stay so long that it’s not completely surprising if you have to sleep over and whenever someone says you have to meet a family everyone expects to go to their house but get a bit surprised when you take us to a restaurant to eat out with the family instead of chilling at home with home cooked food: **insert shocked pikachu face**
New York just started charging for grocery bags too and I ALWAYS forget one when I go shopping lol
You'll remember soom...
I think things come in big sizes in Canada bc nobody is going out during a blizzard
She doesn't know what brown sugar is, huh.
I love this types of videos!!
The american living in denmark would have a culture shock in many places in her own country lol what even
Watching these makes me want to move to Europe
Come over! It’s nice here :)
@@randomcomment7675 okay see you soon! :D
Woohoo Prague 🇨🇿
In Australia our bags use to be free but they were plastic and bad for the environment now we use reusable 15 cent bags
Btw a tuck shop is a canteen and a bubbler is a drinking fountain
@poppyloveHP Not a contest 😂
Here in the UK our bags cost 0.20p or about 0.40c
@@michaelxiii6083 haha 😂 some bags are 50 cent or even a dolllar!
@@poppy-Jolie YO! PEOPLE IN WISCONSIN CALL THEM THAT TOO!! I honestly was not expecting to be so happy about this pleasant surprise :)
@@liesastrohbach1514 haha Ik I heard about that in a TH-cam video! 😂
Can we go see more museums? 😂😂
I’m not Asian but I relate to the western things that Asians don’t get lol
Probably because my family isn’t American and because I just don’t like affection lol
ok but milk bags?
ok, but you people moving to canada, where tf are you getting milk in bags?! i've lived in canada my entire life, haven't ever gone out of the country, and i have NEVER seen a milk bag in a grocery store in my whole life. like- what??? where are you guys shopping?! i always see videos from people who just moved to canada being like "wtf is going on why is all the milk in bags?!"
please explain, im genuinely confused/concerned.
It happens more on east coast than west coast, like certain areas in Ontario
Same never seen a milk bag
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No
hades is coming 😈😈
no, I think everyone isn't dumb and knows who he is by now
@@isla.luvs.skellies yaaaassssss!
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The one on Sweden is nice, but it’s why they really haven’t innovated or done much of anything for the rest of the world. Oh wait, I take that back: IKEA. Yep, that’s about it.
You're joking right? IKEA is all you can think of?
You look like a person who’d say dumb shit like that