“In Australian rural towns, we all have our back doors unlocked; and friends are allowed to go through the back door and make themselves a cup of tea/coffee while they wait for you to get back from whatever you were doing.” © Captain_Coco_Koala / Reddit
“Apparently, being in a restaurant for hours and hours and only eating 1% of the time. We talk for hours before and after eating here, so we don’t leave right after eating. Everyone I knew from other countries found it strange. I’m from Brazil.” © GrumpySupport / Reddit
“In Nebraska, they serve cinnamon rolls with chili. It’s obligatory. Never seen anything like that before.” © 50caddy / Reddit
“My city is extremely bilingual, everyone speaks both English and French. You’ll hear people speak both languages in conversations quite often, sometimes in the same sentence. In stores, most of the time, people greet you in both languages and you reply in one of them, which tells them which language you prefer to talk in. They go, ’Bonjour, Hi!’ And you say ’bonjour’ back if you want to continue in French or ’hi’ if you’d rather speak English. It’s kinda crazy. I’m from Montréal, Canada.” © R-E-D-D-l-T / Reddit
“Experiencing 4 seasons every day. Jacket on, jacket off, it’s sunny but it’s raining, freezing and windy, then it’s hot again... I like to wear shorts and puffer jacket combos for both extremes. Tasmania.” © orceingiemsa / Reddit

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