Weird Stereotypes About America Which Foreigners Found Out Are Actually True

America likes to think that their culture is superior and nothing that they do is weird at all. They expect that everybody looks up to them from other countries and that they are basically the best in every way shape and form. As an American, I don't think I'm very qualified to be the one to burst this bubble, so I'll let Redditors do it for me.

People on Reddit are sharing the weird things that Americans do that they initially thought were just silly stereotypes from films and such, but are actually very true. Some of these cultural norms are less flattering than others.

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Reddit user u/Shelleton8 asked the non-Americans of Reddit to share some crazy rumor that they heard about American that actually ended up being the real deal. It's so interesting to see the little things that we don't question at all that are in fact very strange. We all know that other countries find it weird that we don't use Celsius or the metric system, but there is so much more.

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If this makes non-Americans feel better, this is also a shock from anyone not raised on the west coast. We all grow up making fun of this 'surfer accent' that we imagine is just used on TV, but let me tell you it is very real. And it always sounds silly. But then again every 'accent' is silly to someone.

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