20 USA Vs. Italy Cultural Differences Explained By An American Who Moved To Italy
It’s no surprise that different countries have their own unique traditions that foreigners may find a little weird at first. Just ask American actor and dancer Kacie Burns – the woman moved form Canton, Michigan to Florence, Italy, and decided to document some of the biggest ‘culture shocks’ that she experienced in hilariously accurate TikToks.
Kacie’s funny ‘culture shock’ series have nearly 10 million likes, and it’s interesting to see just how different the Italian and American cultures are. From openly drinking wine in public to the differences in tipping culture, see the biggest cultural differences highlighted by this American living in Italy in the gallery below!
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#1 Asking For The Check
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#2 4 Weeks Of Paid Vacation
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#3 Drinking In Public
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#4 Free Healthcare
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#5 Vouchers From The Government For Food Intolerances
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#6 Going Out Only If Fully Ready
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#7 Not Leaving A Tip At A Hair Salon
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#8 Kids Choose Specialized Highschools To Attend At 13
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#9 Getting Paid For Honeymoon Leave
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#10 Looking For A Job Right After School
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#11 Adults Live With Their Parents Until Late Twenties
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#12 Some Jobs Provide Lunch Tickets
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#13 Drinking A Glass Of Wine In Middle Of The Day
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#14 Charging For Water
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#15 Some Stores Close From 12:30-3:30 Everyday
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#16 Having Sick Days
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#17 Drinking A Lot Of Coffee
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#18 Average Gas Price Is 1.51 Euro Per Liter
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#19 Not Leaving A Tip At A Restaurant
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#20 Americans Order Water With Ice
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