Americans will use literally anything except the metric system.
And bicycles, I guess.
Americans will use literally anything except the metric system.
And bicycles, I guess.
Also, the US is a big country and shouldn't be treated as a single thing.
Colorado, where I live, has an amazingly active population relative to other states.
It's worth applying a little nuance, instead of broad brushes based on stereotypes.
Most are but they aren’t any different to other parts of the world. I walked past someone getting in their car this morning only to meet them getting out a couple of minutes later at my local shop.
The only exceptions to this are countries that make walking easy and driving difficult. Without the carrot and stick the majority will take the easy option.
It is nonsense. Americans are Americans. Of course you have regional differences, no different to people from York and Bristol would. But you're not as diverse as you think.
Outwardly I'm sure Brits, Australians, Chinese, Indians etc all get lumped together in your head, despite each of those countries having extremely differing internal cultures spread across the respective countries. That's how the rest of us see Americans - LA and New Yorkers are not different, except in subtle ways only obvious to you.
No, they do not.
That was the last time I ever tried walking in LA.
One time I went to a fairly nice place that had some bars and shopping places. It was a pretty neat area, the people all seemed good, and it was very accessible to walk in. I told my family members and they looked at me with absolutely perplexed looks that I'd go in that area and were surprised I wasn't shot. Most people just repeat what they have heard.
They use their legs for measuring too for some reason.