When Americans travel outside of the country, there’s often a lot of culture shock. The food might be prepared in a unique way and taste different than what it is like at home. The languages are obviously different, and the amount of money people spend in other countries for everyday basic items might actually be less. This could be due to the exchange rate differences, or … it could just be the frugal habits that non-Americans have adopted.
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