Comments by "Top 40 Researcher" (@top40researcher31) on "American Reacts to Reverse Culture Shocks returning to America after moving to Australia" video.

  1. Victoria introduced compulsory voting in 1926, NSW and Tasmania in 1928, WA in 1936 and SA in 1942. When enrolment and voting at federal elections was introduced for Indigenous Australians in 1949 it was voluntary, and continued to be so until 1984 when enrolment and voting became compulsory for all eligible electors.
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  2. Tipping is therefore voluntary in Australia and is most commonly used to show appreciation for good service. Tipping is most common in the hospitality industry, especially at high end restaurants and bars. If you choose to tip, the general rule is to add 10% to the bill or to round up to the nearest $10.
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  3.  @LovelyLass-nb8op  americans really cant understand that
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  4. you should do a part two of this video
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  5. Some say it is a way to reward those who offer good service - others say it encourages hospitality businesses to offer lower wages. The fact is in Australia tipping is entirely voluntary. It doesn't matter how good the service is, you are never obliged to tip.
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  6. When you fill your car up with fuel you pay last not first these Americans who move to australia don't seem to get the message the name for servo is hort for service station or the garage staying in hospital is absolutey free as the goverment pays for you driving is easy in australia its like when you drive in australia but in reverse we dont say candy we say lollies and chocolate bars
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