Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "American Reacts to How Can You Tell Someone Is An American Without Them Telling You? 😅" video.

  1. It's also to do with the weather. If it's humid and hot, you might wear bigger, unflattering pairs of short trousers. Usually that is not the case in Europe, so we wear skirts or..I don't know, a dress. Also, the Dutch tend to wear simpler clothes (I've been told) and we don't wear make up most of the time, which is also because of the practicality, because it rains about 99% of the year. So people just accept it and have some warm clothes on and..youknow, you can always make yourself look pretty for parties, you don't have to over-do it for work or something. But I've never seen a normal person walk around here like American tourists do.
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  2. American tourists in the Netherlands are bigger, dressed like they don't care (baseball cap, wrinkly shirt, shorts and slippers) VERY loud, and look paranoid and scared, as if they think that they can be kidnapped any moment. Also, waterbottles are clutched in their hand. They don't trust to drink óne drop from our taps. Not even when you assure them of the high quality.
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