A problem with this question is that the US is such a big and diverse place, that you could have this same question posed to Americans only, asking about their experience visiting other parts of the US.
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as an american i would like to make the presumptious statement of "it's like, pretty normal actually"
please yell at me in the replies, i thrive on confrontation.
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