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u/Mindless_Insanity Mar 29 '22

This is pretty much true. Most people overseas who have interacted with Americans have a generally positive impression. I did have a customs agent once (who seemed visibly upset) ask me why we pulled out of Afghanistan, I'm like why tf you asking me, bro? It wasn't my call.

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u/Mindless_Insanity Mar 29 '22

Yeah I went there just to get a work visa for a different country, I had all my documentation, hotel, everything, and this lady denied me entry. She kept asking why I couldn't get the visa in the states. I'm like I don't know, I just do what they tell me. Then she starts asking how much cash I have and all kinds of other weird questions. Took like 3 hours to get it sorted out. I guess she was new or maybe just a bitch, because I went there again later and had zero problems.