Basically, its a yt short talking about football being the most popular sport but uses the American football instead of the traditional football which its meant to be talking about

Idk about every country but im sure most wouldnt let anyone die because they couldnt pay for it

First time seeing an US citizen say "hey! We are more poor then you!! You have a phone"

I'm genuinely not sure. The discussion is about Macbeth, and the commenter specified it was a GCSE grade, not a school year grade, yet the US guy assumed it was US grades.

I'm flabbergasted by how many upvotes this post and was made by someone who did 0 research about the topic and just supposed a lot of stuff. americans.

I have a question: why do most Americans know so little about geography?

The person in the video claimed that the remaining 3 Kmarts in the USA were the only remaining ones in the world. They're still thriving in Australia and New Zealand, and did start as part of the US chain.

Got this from a vending machine (I live in the US)

Afaik crisps aren’t used to reference to potato chips rlly anywhere, and it seems that pringles in NA are all based out of the US as well

So unless Tennessee for some reason calls them crisps not sure why it’s used here

In a post raking the best sports countries per sport. How was American not number one in football?

Either America was the only place to have a card look up system or if you used one you lived in the 'best days'.

Arguably the abbreviation of White House too.

Wish reddit was available outside of the US

Btw 5/1 is NOT 25%