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The idea is foriegn visitors should come to the US and tell us how to run or country. It's rude and not their business. By the same token it's rude and inappropriate for Americans to go abroad and tell people how to run thier county. It all comes down to good manners and etiquette.
If you are unsure on whether or not to tip, go ahead and ask someone. Either a worker or another patron. When I worked in a restaurant I never thought it was rude for someone to ask if it is customary to tip. You can simply say something like, " Excuse me, I am visiting from from (country). Is it customary to tip in this situation?".
Yes you're right, but when they say that, they mean the US as a nation, not the land, has little history compared to European countries. Also technically the land's history doesn't match the history of the people who lives on that land today, you're are "all" descendants of European immigrants. I get that usually this is a way to be rude to Americans but i think denying and get offended is as childish as trying to be rude. I like to think that we shared the "same" history for thousands of years and then as a branch of a tree US took its own path, so it's incorrect to say you don't have history, it's just the same of ours until 1492, but somehow you feel disconnected from that
@@adamrmoss Yeah, mostly with people we know, otherwise it can end up very heated. And the last thing I want to here, is some foreigner talking about American issues.
which is completely pathetic. A society where its members are so polarised that these are taboo subjects is a failed society. (Admittedly those three would also apply in most strongly Muslim societies - but I have little time for those either)
In person absolutely no one talks about politics, as soon as someone brings it up everyone else tries changing the subject. People do it online because they need to vent and they don’t have to worry about upsetting their father or sister or a friend. We talk about sports, men talk about ALL the different sports, we talk about cars, we talk about vacation and we talk about how our family is doing and discuss the elderly in the family. How your parents are doing and what you’re doing to help them is a big topic. The also talk about work and talk about church, what the pastor said that weekend and the older ladies talk about their bible study class and which of the other 80 year olds upset them in class. We also talk about our vegetable gardens, pets, and our children’s sports and achievements. My sister still believe I believe everything she does because I keep my mouth shut but she’s way too liberal abstract and I’m very traditional yet open minded.
We really do not discuss politics unless we are certain everyone shares our point of view, even then it's considered rude and you're not likely to get invited back.
Tips are great dont change it. I have relatives that get tips for a living. They dont want it changed. The restaurant can keep the food prices down for you and you get good service. The servers make more with tips than they would make even if they got higher wages.
I say this all the time. People like to say (imagine snarky voice) "well, if they were paid a living wage...blah, blah, blah" ...Servers can make A LOT of money with tips, far more than they would with a "living" wage. I don't like how tipping has permeated other parts of life, like coffee shops, boutiques, and really any place that uses electronic payment apps to sneak in a tips option (as if the app just came with it), but traditional tipping is fine with me.
here in quebec sale taxes are like 15% + you get taxed on your pay (like 20% up to 50% depends how much you earn in a year) + city taxes if you have a house -.-
We really do not discuss politics unless we are certain everyone shares our point of view, even then it's considered rude and you're not likely to get invited back. Tax is added on so that we know how much we're being charged for taxes, our government was formed by a group of men who were rebelling against hidden tax.
Tipping was not a government invention nor was it invention an invention of businessmen. It was a creation of the aristocratic class. It started as an acronym t.i p. To insure promptness and as a gratuity(to the lower and working classes)
No it isn't. The word tip has a long etymology, It also has other meanings including a piece of advice (a racing tip - hence hence the word tipster) a tip being a hint, a bit of free advice, a clue, a favour.....THAT is the origin of the word not some made up politic-point self-serving acronym. Etymology is too important to let people propagate made up crap.
Because she looks like she's wearing a TShirt and nothing else. Not all cultures actually want their society showing it all off. I grew up in Catholic school. I still get offended with how little women wear and then walk around and complain "Why are all you objectifying me?". The gender that is wearing the least amount clothes is complaining about getting objectified? Really?
I know quite a few people who prefer to work for tips because they make more money that way, and it’s take-home cash. I know that’s not generally true, but it is certainly true for quite a few people. I used to work in service jobs and loved the good money from tips.
I was a server in a restaurant when I was 16. It was an after school job 3pm-10 pm. I was paid $2.13 an hour. Standard server pay. I made $350-400 dollars a week in tips. No way I could make that if I got higher pay and no tips. Some make over $1,000 week in tips in fine dining restaurants.
Tipping is unnecessary and a virus. Pay your staff enough and a tip becomes a modest mark of appreciation from a happy customer, not a potential insult if it isn't 'enough'. No one expects airline pilots to work for nothing and live off tips, no one should.
Tipping is good here. Motivation for better service and the servers can hide their money from taxation. They can work 3 hours a day and live well. Mostly college students and part time workers. The government demands so much revenue from the restaurants. The government wants big corporations to move into their cities. So they keep the permits expensive. Hard for small owners to open stores. Low wages help them. It's corporations vs small businesses. And government favors corporations
If you ever go to Oregon they have no sales tax there. Stock up all the electronics you can so you won’t be paying both state taxes as well your own country’s duty taxes for overseas purchases if they do such a thing.
I'm an Oregonian and have family in other states. I remember planning a visit and having them ask me to buy electronics and furniture for them just so they could avoid the sales tax (and have me deliver it when I arrived, of course). And some of them would visit at the end of summer and do all of their school shopping for the fall while they were here. It's annoying when you're only saving a couple of dollars, but with big ticket items or if you're buying a lot of clothes or whatever, it can be worth the hassle.
She moved to France and found out she's the only American on the planet who finds they can talk about controversial subjects with her friends. lol I mean, leave it out of work and don't bring it up in a really public situation where you may make someone with a firearm upset...... but that's obvious.
Americans talk about politics when they are debating politics online, or having a political debate with their friends/family. However, you do not generally engage with strangers on these subjects. That's not only considered rude, but it can lead to conflict. When you're in public, you tend to stick to small talk (weather, traffic, food, clothing, music, sports, travel, nature, etc). Those are considered light topics that anyone can have a conversation about. But you would not discuss things like voting/the election, the President, abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, immigration, gun control, foreign wars, or religion. These are touchy subjects that are likely to irritate someone who doesn't know you very well because they are likely to lead to strong disagreement. And no, it doesn't matter if you are in a bar or a restaurant, or on a subway, or in a hospital waiting room - the same issue exists. These are topics that a fully sober person might be just as inclined to fight about as a drunk person.
I don’t know what kind of people this lady knows, but it’s entirely possible for people to discuss politics and religion without going into rage over it. Maybe it’s my region-the south-because good manners and being civilized adults make entirely possible. Certainly there are always boneheads who have no self-control and will “go there”, but I’ve found that it’s not very difficult to say something diffident if the other person seems like they may be more invested in their point of view than you are, and just steer the conversation elsewhere. She seems to think that Americans are a lot of cavemen or something.
It varies with the jurisdiction and sometimes the type of food. For example you may not have tax on bread and bologna but a prepared shrink wrapped sandwich might.
Depends on where you get the food, too, because there can definitely be taxes on restaurant food, food delivery services, etc. A lot of tourist destinations use taxes on common tourist activities (eating out, staying in hotels, renting vehicles, etc.) for their municipal or county revenue.
I believe there are modesty requirements either due to their religious practices or government oversight. So women's legs, excessive cleavage, nudity, etc., have to be blurred to not violate the rules.
I don't agree. By definition, tips are voluntarily given without obligation. More and more business' expect you to tip them - for just doing their job. I think, it takes advantage of peoples generosity, and will end up hurting these business' when fewer people can afford to use them. I was a waiter during college, and my hourly wage barely covered my taxes. Servers today, are paid the same as I was back then.
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The phrase "let's agree to disagree" is the common way to end debates on the verge of becoming contentious.
@JessTarnmeh let’s agree to disagree on that
@JessTarn that's why we don't use it on women.
Sometimes when I say how are you , it may be a lonely elderly person who will want to talk so I always take time to listen 😊….
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Honestly, just say you're not from here and 95% of people will understand.
That 5% might be pissed though.
The idea is foriegn visitors should come to the US and tell us how to run or country. It's rude and not their business. By the same token it's rude and inappropriate for Americans to go abroad and tell people how to run thier county. It all comes down to good manners and etiquette.
People don’t want anyone trespassing partially because if they get hurt they could try to sue the land owner. It’s crazy.
If you are unsure on whether or not to tip, go ahead and ask someone. Either a worker or another patron. When I worked in a restaurant I never thought it was rude for someone to ask if it is customary to tip. You can simply say something like,
" Excuse me, I am visiting from from (country). Is it customary to tip in this situation?".
Good advice in many uncertain situations. Most folks are glad to help when you ask.
No history? there were over a thousand different tribes of native american history that stretches back 10000 years
Yes you're right, but when they say that, they mean the US as a nation, not the land, has little history compared to European countries. Also technically the land's history doesn't match the history of the people who lives on that land today, you're are "all" descendants of European immigrants. I get that usually this is a way to be rude to Americans but i think denying and get offended is as childish as trying to be rude. I like to think that we shared the "same" history for thousands of years and then as a branch of a tree US took its own path, so it's incorrect to say you don't have history, it's just the same of ours until 1492, but somehow you feel disconnected from that
The different states in the United States can be so different from each other that it can feel like visiting another country.
There is an age old rule of thumb in America. Never discuss 3 subjects.
Religion
Sex
Politics
You forgot guns in that.
Except Americans talk about that stuff all the time
@@adamrmoss Yeah, mostly with people we know, otherwise it can end up very heated. And the last thing I want to here, is some foreigner talking about American issues.
which is completely pathetic. A society where its members are so polarised that these are taboo subjects is a failed society. (Admittedly those three would also apply in most strongly Muslim societies - but I have little time for those either)
@@Dragoncurse4That falls under politics unless you're talking about technical stuff like the relative virtues of revolvers and auto loaders. 😊
In person absolutely no one talks about politics, as soon as someone brings it up everyone else tries changing the subject. People do it online because they need to vent and they don’t have to worry about upsetting their father or sister or a friend. We talk about sports, men talk about ALL the different sports, we talk about cars, we talk about vacation and we talk about how our family is doing and discuss the elderly in the family. How your parents are doing and what you’re doing to help them is a big topic. The also talk about work and talk about church, what the pastor said that weekend and the older ladies talk about their bible study class and which of the other 80 year olds upset them in class. We also talk about our vegetable gardens, pets, and our children’s sports and achievements. My sister still believe I believe everything she does because I keep my mouth shut but she’s way too liberal abstract and I’m very traditional yet open minded.
We really do not discuss politics unless we are certain everyone shares our point of view, even then it's considered rude and you're not likely to get invited back.
Tips are great dont change it. I have relatives that get tips for a living. They dont want it changed. The restaurant can keep the food prices down for you and you get good service. The servers make more with tips than they would make even if they got higher wages.
I say this all the time. People like to say (imagine snarky voice) "well, if they were paid a living wage...blah, blah, blah" ...Servers can make A LOT of money with tips, far more than they would with a "living" wage. I don't like how tipping has permeated other parts of life, like coffee shops, boutiques, and really any place that uses electronic payment apps to sneak in a tips option (as if the app just came with it), but traditional tipping is fine with me.
here in quebec sale taxes are like 15% + you get taxed on your pay (like 20% up to 50% depends how much you earn in a year) + city taxes if you have a house -.-
Taxes are the price we pay for a civilised society.
We really do not discuss politics unless we are certain everyone shares our point of view, even then it's considered rude and you're not likely to get invited back. Tax is added on so that we know how much we're being charged for taxes, our government was formed by a group of men who were rebelling against hidden tax.
Tipping was not a government invention nor was it invention an invention of businessmen. It was a creation of the aristocratic class. It started as an acronym t.i p. To insure promptness and as a gratuity(to the lower and working classes)
The acronym explanation is an urban myth. "Tip" comes from old English slang meaning "to give".
No it isn't. The word tip has a long etymology, It also has other meanings including a piece of advice (a racing tip - hence hence the word tipster) a tip being a hint, a bit of free advice, a clue, a favour.....THAT is the origin of the word not some made up politic-point self-serving acronym. Etymology is too important to let people propagate made up crap.
Actually a lot of people are genuine when the ask how are you. She is not quite right on this point. That is more of a French thing.
Why you blurring those legs out? I know ya’ll checked them out 😂
Because she looks like she's wearing a TShirt and nothing else. Not all cultures actually want their society showing it all off. I grew up in Catholic school. I still get offended with how little women wear and then walk around and complain "Why are all you objectifying me?". The gender that is wearing the least amount clothes is complaining about getting objectified? Really?
There is very little that a tourist could do to offend an American. Don’t take this so seriously.
They can act like we do everything wrong and they know better than all of us...that will do it.
I know quite a few people who prefer to work for tips because they make more money that way, and it’s take-home cash. I know that’s not generally true, but it is certainly true for quite a few people. I used to work in service jobs and loved the good money from tips.
I was a server in a restaurant when I was 16. It was an after school job 3pm-10 pm. I was paid $2.13 an hour. Standard server pay. I made $350-400 dollars a week in tips. No way I could make that if I got higher pay and no tips. Some make over $1,000 week in tips in fine dining restaurants.
Tipping is unnecessary and a virus. Pay your staff enough and a tip becomes a modest mark of appreciation from a happy customer, not a potential insult if it isn't 'enough'. No one expects airline pilots to work for nothing and live off tips, no one should.
Tipping is good here. Motivation for better service and the servers can hide their money from taxation. They can work 3 hours a day and live well. Mostly college students and part time workers. The government demands so much revenue from the restaurants. The government wants big corporations to move into their cities. So they keep the permits expensive. Hard for small owners to open stores. Low wages help them. It's corporations vs small businesses. And government favors corporations
If you ever go to Oregon they have no sales tax there. Stock up all the electronics you can so you won’t be paying both state taxes as well your own country’s duty taxes for overseas purchases if they do such a thing.
I'm an Oregonian and have family in other states. I remember planning a visit and having them ask me to buy electronics and furniture for them just so they could avoid the sales tax (and have me deliver it when I arrived, of course). And some of them would visit at the end of summer and do all of their school shopping for the fall while they were here. It's annoying when you're only saving a couple of dollars, but with big ticket items or if you're buying a lot of clothes or whatever, it can be worth the hassle.
Just add alcohol for an argument ✌️
Never Forget to Tip, America can't pretend their a first world country without tips to the plebs
She moved to France and found out she's the only American on the planet who finds they can talk about controversial subjects with her friends. lol I mean, leave it out of work and don't bring it up in a really public situation where you may make someone with a firearm upset...... but that's obvious.
Americans talk about politics when they are debating politics online, or having a political debate with their friends/family. However, you do not generally engage with strangers on these subjects. That's not only considered rude, but it can lead to conflict. When you're in public, you tend to stick to small talk (weather, traffic, food, clothing, music, sports, travel, nature, etc). Those are considered light topics that anyone can have a conversation about. But you would not discuss things like voting/the election, the President, abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, immigration, gun control, foreign wars, or religion. These are touchy subjects that are likely to irritate someone who doesn't know you very well because they are likely to lead to strong disagreement. And no, it doesn't matter if you are in a bar or a restaurant, or on a subway, or in a hospital waiting room - the same issue exists. These are topics that a fully sober person might be just as inclined to fight about as a drunk person.
Alcohol does not make a person violent. Those people were already violent to begin with.
Guys Take What She's Saying With a Grain of Salt, She's Been In France For Too Long Ok
I don’t know what kind of people this lady knows, but it’s entirely possible for people to discuss politics and religion without going into rage over it. Maybe it’s my region-the south-because good manners and being civilized adults make entirely possible. Certainly there are always boneheads who have no self-control and will “go there”, but I’ve found that it’s not very difficult to say something diffident if the other person seems like they may be more invested in their point of view than you are, and just steer the conversation elsewhere.
She seems to think that Americans are a lot of cavemen or something.
How are you? The question is rhetorical. Lol.
Have you guys watched "Raiders of the Lost Ark"? One of the best movies ever
there is no tax on food in the us
It varies with the jurisdiction and sometimes the type of food. For example you may not have tax on bread and bologna but a prepared shrink wrapped sandwich might.
Depends on where you get the food, too, because there can definitely be taxes on restaurant food, food delivery services, etc. A lot of tourist destinations use taxes on common tourist activities (eating out, staying in hotels, renting vehicles, etc.) for their municipal or county revenue.
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Black-Twitter is not actual real societal conversation or discourse.
Ok. Politics are on hold in the U S.. back to the Habibi Brothers! 🎉
Why are her legs blurred?
I believe there are modesty requirements either due to their religious practices or government oversight. So women's legs, excessive cleavage, nudity, etc., have to be blurred to not violate the rules.
1. Don’t say ‘Allah Akbar’ while in flight pls🥲🥲🥲
Just don't go. It has little to commend it and even as a (nominal) Christian I find their version of being a 'secular society' completely laughable.
Our society is deteriorating but I think you are over stating the case just a bit.
I've yet to see a single video that explains tipping properly...and she got it, completely, wrong...as expected.
I don't agree. By definition, tips are voluntarily given without obligation. More and more business' expect you to tip them - for just doing their job. I think, it takes advantage of peoples generosity, and will end up hurting these business' when fewer people can afford to use them. I was a waiter during college, and my hourly wage barely covered my taxes. Servers today, are paid the same as I was back then.
I literally can not listen to this woman.
Her videos are annoying.
That's why it's blurred.
Why you blurring those legs out? I know ya’ll checked them out 😂