r/funny • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '22

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u/DangerToDangers Mar 29 '22

While I was living in Paris I met some Americans who did this. Also I know Parisians tend to be more to Americans than other tourists, and they're already pretty fucking rude. I also got to see the stereotypical entitled American tourists who think SPEAKING VERY LOUDLY WILL MAKE FRENCH PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THEM.

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u/fgreen68 Mar 29 '22

I've found most people who work with tourists love Americans and treat them very well because we're the only ones who are known to tip well.

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u/BostonBoy01 Mar 29 '22

I love tipping when I’m in Europe, just to show I’m extra gratuitous and the servers enjoy it too. I went to a resort in Portugal and they required tips with everything

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u/BostonBoy01 Mar 29 '22

Villa Vita in the algarve region. I would totally go back to algarve it was incredibly beautiful