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4 months ago
Awhile ago when I asked a question about the transition from school to higher education or work in the US. someone told me people in poorer areas get jobs in factories right after high school. Is that still a viable life path?
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4 months ago
In the high school I went to the older kids could leave and get lunch at local fast food places, like particularly a nearby fish and chip place, is that usual in the US?
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7 months ago
back in the 1990s it was common for anime dubs to edit out stuff like Japanese writing and references to Japanese food because they thought such alien cultural references would alienate american kids. Do you think that was true?
in Japan
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7 months ago
is it true the best restaurant in America is the CARRABBA'S ITALIAN GRILL branch in the Dulles international air port?
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7 months ago
in the U.K. there’s this thing where you go through the ritual of a Church of England funeral even if the person was an atheist, like for the sake of appearance. Does that sound weird to you as an American?
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7 months ago
should The "Troubled Teen" camps be illegal?
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7 months ago
if Seinfeld was a British sitcom do you think it'd be particularly remembered or iconic given ass-hole sitcom protagonists have always been the norm here?
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7 months ago
since its April fools should the secret service mess with Biden by telling him the Russians are attacking?
in Russia
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7 months ago
I heard a podcast story about an american guy who got arrested for pretending to be a medical resident (seemingly just because he got a kick out of it), then after getting out of jail he got a real medical degree. how would you feel about a hospital hiring someone like him as a real resident?
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7 months ago
Do you think it’s good or bad that some US prisons are getting rid of physical libraries in favour of personal tablets you can pay to download books on to?
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7 months ago
Why are there so many motorbikes in the US? A couple people I know visited the US recently and they commented on seeing way more of them than in the U.K.?
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7 months ago
When was the last time you saw a wild animal that wasn’t a rodent or a bird?
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7 months ago
how disruptive to the US economy is to not have any trade coming through Baltimore?
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7 months ago
Imagine you could visit any part of the the US in a parallel universe where humans died out in like 4000 bc (IE so no cities were were ever built on the land, even by natives). Where would you pick?
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7 months ago
in the UK, & most northern Europe (aside from the really hot parts), track suits are incredibly common as standard going out dress for poor youths, its almost viewed as an intentional anti-status symbol. why do you think that hasn't crossed the pond?
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7 months ago
How would you feel about paying people a salary for getting a medical degree since it’s useful to society to have doctors?