In Japan, people sleep at work. There’s this teacher I work with that comes in every morning and sleeps on the couch we have in the staff room. Somehow this is seen as them being a really hard worker. © khanhcept / Reddit
In the US, the use of the words junior, sophomore, and senior in school. I don’t think I have ever heard these words outside of an American TV show or movie. © Unknown author / Reddit
Chocolate sprinkles on bread/toast for breakfast in the Netherlands. As a kid this blew my mind, as an adult, it’s one of many reasons I want to visit Amsterdam again. © Unknown author / Reddit
Philippines: We use our mouths to point at things. As in, we pucker our lips and tilt our heads toward the direction we want to point at. © gingangguli / Reddit
In the US, why is tipping proportional to the bill? Is there extra work in making a $60 steak over a $20 steak at the same restaurant? © granger853 / Reddit

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