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.

#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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