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7 Social Norms from Around the Globe That May Seem Strange to Americans
7 Social Norms from Around the Globe That May Seem Strange to Americans

It could easily be argued that the U.S. is near the top of the list when it comes to countries that are so contained within their own bubbles that people tend not to think about the way life is lived in other places. That in mind, here are some social norms from other parts of the world that may sound a little odd to American ears.

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This Tiny Grand Rapids Diner Proves Bigger Isn't Always Better
This Tiny Grand Rapids Diner Proves Bigger Isn't Always Better

One establishment you'll notice there where Leonard Street, Plainfield Avenue and the railroad track all come together is a tiny red brick building with black shingles that looks like it couldn't fit more than ten people inside. This would be the Choo Choo Grill.

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