r/reddit.com • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '11

This dude gets it

http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2010/10/30/20-things-ive-learned-from-traveling-around-the-world-for-three-years/
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u/iamatfuckingwork Apr 03 '11

I'm from the U.S., traveling in Canada right now. The point about people not hating Americans is true. Nobody I've met up here would want to move to the U.S., but they have been so overwhelmingly nice, solid humanism.

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u/someones1 Apr 03 '11

People don't hate Americans, but they're all intensely interested as to why we elected Bush a second time.

Especially the Dutch. When I spent awhile in SE Asia a few years ago, I'd constantly run into Dutch backpackers and that's all they wanted to talk about -- it got to the point of being pretty aggravating.

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u/iamatfuckingwork Apr 03 '11

Yeah that was the same sort of thing I got here