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Something to keep in mind is that the culture here is different per state, city and maybe even neighborhood depending on the city. It's a big place, especially
by michaelbrave 6y ago
Something to keep in mind is that the culture here is different per state, city and maybe even neighborhood depending on the city. It's a big place, especially out west, usually my foreign friends struggle to realize how far away things are (hours or days of driving). On that note unless you live in a huge city like NYC having a car is almost necessary, it's just the way the infrastructure was built in the 60's and very few places have updated it since then.
Probably the things you will enjoy the most will be the food. Try some ranch dressing, get a cheeseburger, have some regional specialties like BBQ(every state does it different), Cajun or even pizza (NY style is very different from Chicago).
All of that said, my favorite thing about the US is the national parks, especially out west they are incredible. Some of my favorites being: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Arches, Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon. Even people that live here not many have had the chance to see these places, but they can still get crowded depending on the time of year.
good luck, I hope you have a great time.
- ethbr0 6y ago> get a cheeseburger, have some regional specialties like BBQ OP said they were from Argentina. My advice was literally going to be "Don't expect meat when you order it in the States, because it's going to be a sad comparison to what you're used to."
- watermelon59 6y agoI’m from Southern Brazil (very close to our hermanos in Argentina) and yes this is very true. I really look forward to eating steak when I go visit family and friends down there.
- alamortsubite 6y agoYeah, it's like the average here in the U.S. is what you would feed your dog in Argentina, and our absolute best is on par with a typical Sunday asado.