A huge cultural difference between Canada and U.S. is this:
Americans start conversations with strangers.
Every time an American starts a conversation with me, I’m flabbergasted. That simply doesn’t happen in Vancouver—unless they’re hitting on me or trying to assess whether I’m a threat.
But in the U.S. random strangers start talking to me—someone they’ve never met—about the wildest things.
Americans start conversations with strangers.
Every time an American starts a conversation with me, I’m flabbergasted. That simply doesn’t happen in Vancouver—unless they’re hitting on me or trying to assess whether I’m a threat.
But in the U.S. random strangers start talking to me—someone they’ve never met—about the wildest things.