I visited the US when I was 14 and, up until that point, I thought people talking about portion sizes were joking. Also, this was the first time I’d seen Coca-Cola dispensers that had every flavor you could imagine, and I loved it. © RussellHobbsToaster / Reddit
In Japan, the level of trust is incredible. I went to a convenience store with no staff. You simply pick your items, drop your cash into a box, and get your change. There is an open box of money in the middle of the store. © eternityinspace / Reddit
Moving to Bulgaria from England. In Bulgaria shaking your head means “yes” and nodding means “no.” You don’t even realize how hard it is to reverse a lifelong habit until you try, and it’s really disconcerting. Also, if you screw up, you look crazy. Imagine asking someone if they want a bag and having them nod at you while saying “no.” © Destructopuppy / Reddit

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