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> I know that's a rare concept in the USA especially. Everyone only thinks of themselves then gets mad when that attitude is turned around on them. I don't thi
by ESTheComposer 3y ago
> I know that's a rare concept in the USA especially. Everyone only thinks of themselves then gets mad when that attitude is turned around on them.
I don't think I've ever been to a country where this isn't true, so not sure why you're singling out the US.
- gabeio 3y ago> I've never seen it happen here in the US but nearly every Asian flight I've been on during the food service they'll tell you to put your seat up. It sounds like they are from the US, so they are actually talking about their own experiences in their own country. In that sentence didn't state that part, not sure why.
- ESTheComposer 3y agoYeah I get they're probably American but in their first experience they basically put down the US and in the same sentence imply other countries know better than us unmindful Americans, while also commenting in another post that the same Asian countries they praised have no concept of mindfulness when it comes to lines and that Americans do, and that they just go and yell in the Asian folks' faces if they dare cut in front of them in line. Just seems like a weirdly hypocritical thing and also that they might be jumping on the "US is uncultured" bandwagon that you see on Reddit and other social media these days