I like that in the USA, work is calculated by the hour, and you can receive your paycheck every week. It's a very convenient system where it's clearly visible how many hours you work. Americans are very generous with tips. It doesn't matter what class of people they are; it all depends on how much they like the service they receive. However, tipping is something natural and habitual for them, so even without trying too hard, just by serving people with heart, you can get tips.

When you arrive in the USA, you feel that this state consists of so many ethnicities that anyone coming here can feel at home. Traveling to Turkey, Europe, or any other country, you clearly feel that you are a tourist or an immigrant. Spending time in this country, you realize that many, like you, are "native residents" originally from Asia or other parts of the world. Having visited the capital of America, Washington, I became interested in the history of the creation of the USA in more detail and understood the meaning of the words: "United States of America." So, I realized that nationality is important in some way, but the fact that we are all human and live on one planet, and in principle, differ little from each other, is enough to understand that we are all one family.

The stereotype about hypocritical Americans died for me after spending a summer in America. These people are used to smiling at each other if they feel like it. Often they might do it out of habit, but it is still better than a gloomy grimace on the horizon. In my opinion, the bulk of Americans are very emotional and simple. People without prejudices and stereotypes, living as they want. Rebellious, making mistakes, but moving and alive. In general, when you communicate with them, you open up yourself and become more alive and happy.