[アメリカ生活] ネットで言われるアメリカのあるあるは本当なのか| アメリカでの物乞いは〇〇で守られているからOK | ニューヨークの交通事故の多さが驚愕|腰を壊して絶望する無能肉体労働者

Good morning I'm a human trash YouTuber who doesn't reply to comments other than those who give me money I'm a refugee from overseas Thank you all for your comments I read all of your comments, but due to time constraints, I can't reply to all of them I'm very sorry Today, I would like to talk about whether what is said on the Internet is true Before getting to the point, I injured my waist at work the other day I've been carrying a lot of heavy material from point A to point B for the past few days My waist has been led to heaven Thank you for your concern Let's get to the point It's not fashionable to move to the US I thought this was true When I lived in Japan, my hobby was to shop for antiques in Shimokitazawa and Kichijoji When I moved, I brought my favorite clothes, but I rarely wore them I especially like casual jackets, so I tried them on in the US But people around me kept asking me if I was going to a wedding, so I gave up on wearing them If you go to a fashionable area like NYC, I think there are people who are fashionable I live in the countryside of New York Most of the men are wearing loose-fitting car hats, and most of the women are wearing casual leggings The clothes I sell don't fit my size, so I always end up looking like an old man in my father's clothes 2. I'm suddenly praised for what I have I've never been praised, but it's true because my wife praises me I can't say I'm an all-American, but Americans are good at small talk A stranger suddenly starts talking to me In my case, it's like, where did you buy that tool? How much was it? I'm shy, so the moment I'm talked to, I freeze If you're an all-American, I'm sure you'll soon get used to America 3. There are a lot of car accidents First of all, you have to look at the numbers to see if there are a lot of car accidents In 2022, the number of car accidents in Tokyo was 31,070 In 2022, the number of car accidents in New York City was 105,008 It's more than three times the number of car accidents in Tokyo I'm a car, no matter where I go in my daily car life Every day when I commute, there are so many car accidents that I have to say When it rains or snows, it's common to hit three cars I think it's a natural result because overtaking, speed violations, and no blinkers are the default Please be careful when driving in America 4. You'll be waiting a long time for a customer service call This is true In America, health insurance is complicated and you'll get wrong applications all the time If you call the hospital, you'll be waiting for about 30 minutes depending on the time The worst experience I've had is when I got the virus I waited about an hour, and when I thought I was finally out, I was often told off Well, this case is an exaggeration, but is it an average of 10 to 30 minutes of waiting? The tough part of physical labor is that even if you get injured and rest, you won't be able to exercise Every time I walk, my back hurts and my waist is about to burst 5. You'll get sued right away I've only been sued once in the past four years A man who fell on the spot was suing a client's company He said that there was a nail in the client's company building, and he stumbled into the hole and got injured I don't know how much he got It is said that there are 100 million lawsuits in the United States every year The number of lawsuits in Japan in 2020 is about 4,000, so I think you can see how many lawsuits there are in the United States If you turn on the TV, it's a lawyer commercial If you're driving, it's a billboard full of law firms Suing may be natural in the United States 6. The toilet has a large gap and is not calm There is a gap of about 1 cm between the door It seems to be for security, but when I just moved in, I was nervous because I wasn't used to it Now I'm getting fat and I'm f***ing proudly 7. The shopping cart is on the side of the road There is a place to return the shopping cart I used, but It is often thrown away in parking lots and on the side of the road It is a free country 8. The room is dark and inconvenient I think there are light bulbs in each room in Japan There are many rooms that are not in the United States Therefore, I have to rely on lamps and so on, so the whole room is dark at night The problem for me is that it is too dark at night and early in the morning The video may not be good That's why the refugee family is full of lamps The native English is too fast and I can only hear the noise I didn't have this problem Before moving to the United States, I went to Australia and New Zealand by boat I stayed there for a total of three and a half years I didn't know what the Australian government was saying until the end I was able to understand the last part of New Zealand a little I still have a difficult memory up to 100% I started teaching English after returning to Japan I'm going to work, so I'll talk about the rest later I'm worried because my back hurts and I'm about to puke I'm doing physical labor in hell Thank you for your hard work The shame of Japan has returned I will return to the story of the morning After returning from Wahori, I started talking to Americans and Canadians I realized that I could understand 100% When I first went to Wahori, I was worried that I didn't study enough Looking back, I think both countries were a country with a lot of lead I used the word I used in Australia and New Zealand after coming to the United States I was looked at with a face like, what are you talking about? This is common, but depending on the level of the person's English, the way they speak English will change 10. People who don't know ask for money I have never seen Japanese homeless people actively asking passers-by for money By the way, this is called child abuse, but it seems to be illegal in Japan This is New York, which I love, but if it's not violent, basically child abuse is OK Child abuse is protected as freedom of speech, so it's not that strict However, according to my wife, many people who have a sign on the street and are doing child abuse use the money they receive for cigarettes, alcohol, and drugs, so it is better to refrain from giving 12. The staff at the store are free It is true that they are more relaxed than in Japan, but they do not play mobile games at will In the United States, it is not good to skip work, so I think they are doing their daily tasks Unlike Japan, the position of the customer and the clerk is equal However, if you know the top service in Japan, some people may feel that the attitude of the American clerk is rude 12. The distribution of garbage is loose In Japan, I think that PET bottles, cans, and paper are distributed In the place where I live, there is one large garbage bottle and one recycled bottle My wife is strict about recycling, so we recycle well, but when I open the garbage bottle outside, there are often PET bottles in it Finally, Daruma-san talk This is from Japan, right? Did you smell? When you open it? My son's 2nd birthday is coming, so I brought a picture book from Japan It was cheap, so it was a little cheaper than buying it here I'm glad I saved the picture book little by little Unlike Japan, the United States takes a lot of garbage What surprised me the most was that they took big furniture and other things when I put them in a garbage bin outside Of course, it's free 13. Apply peanut butter on everything In the United States, peanut butter is in the same position as Japanese natto Peanut butter is a 2 billion yen business in the United States If you ask an American what he used to eat when he was a kid, he will probably answer that he used to eat PB&J PB&J is a simple sandwich made with peanut butter and jelly It is a sandwich made with jam and peanut butter on bread American peanut butter is not as sweet as Japanese peanut butter It really tastes like a paste of peanuts without sugar When my wife was living in Japan, I was surprised that the taste of Japanese peanut butter was so different Other than sandwiches, peanut butter is eaten with cookies, biscuits, apples, and celery To be honest, apples and celery didn't go well with my taste 14. Too much food for one person It seems that there are many Japanese people who feel that there is too much food for one person when they go to a restaurant To be honest, I don't have much experience eating at American restaurants, so I can't talk much Based on my little experience, the amount of food was large, but it was not an inedible amount Basically, there are many Americans who can't finish eating and take it home The leftovers are for lunch or dinner the next day There were still about 10 left, but if I go on like this, it will be a long-term measure for about an hour, so I will cancel it Currently, the mid-term test for university is approaching, so I'm already studying My back hurts, so I want to rest tomorrow, but if I rest, I won't be able to upload a video I'm in despair