Things That Just Scream 'Murica, Heck Yeah!' In Honor Of America's Birthday

Happy 4th of July weekend y'all! We hope you're enjoying the peak of hot girl summer by downing red, white, and blue jello shots in a red, white, and blue bikini while listening to Lana del Rey's National Anthem on repeat. Or celebrating in your own special way that has nothing to with our questionable recommendations. After all, it's your world, babe. We're just livin' in it. At the same time, we have to admit that there are quintessentially American things, even if you might not relate. We uncovered a year-old Reddit thread about the most American things that sound absolutely crazy to non-Americans, and boy, we've never been prouder to be American after reading it. Scroll on down for a big, ol' dose of 'Murica.

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