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Yea, cheap ones are. Even those are delicious. The chip aisle is vast and full of baked, veggie, low sodium etc. I'd say take a look next time you're in the grocery store. I bet there is one that would tickle your fancy.

To chip or not to chip?

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That just does not compute for me because pickles are not what I would call a strong flavor, I mean I drink a cup of pickle juice just for the hell of it sometime. This is a wild ride.

To chip or not to chip?

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Pickles are literally one of the most common sandwich toppings...what do you mean it will ruin a sandwich...

To chip or not to chip?

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So you don't like ANY chips? Like none at all? Can't say i've ever met anyone who didn't eat chips. >Also would you eat marshmellows on pizza? Would you eat marshmellow after or before the pizza? Yeah not the same lol That doesn't even make sense. Marshmallows are a sweet confectionary, not savory like Pizza. Chips however are savory and pair with sandwiches well... its why Sandwich stores all have chips with the meals. So, no not on a pizza...but before and after. I have and it was not an issue.

To chip or not to chip?

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Would you not eat a sandwich with chips on the side? It is no different.

To chip or not to chip?

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Fries don't crunch.

Do you know tv game show called Takeshi Castle? Well if i know in USA it was known as MXC?

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Absolutely. I watched Takeshi's Castle as a kid (still don't know why it was on my three channel tv) and later as an adult watched MXC when it came out on Spike TV. Fond memories of me and my dad absolutely hurting ourselves laughing at the commentary from Kenny and Vic.

How old are you, and were you taught how to cite your sources in high school?

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83. I didnt even have Wikipedia. Online sources were considered unreliable. Had to be physical books from the library

How old are you, and were you taught how to cite your sources in high school?

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Huh.. we never were taught "styles". Just this is how you cite and anything else is wrong.

Is it common for Americans to use a wash cloth for showering? Or what do you usually use to shower?

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Wash cloth or loofa.

How common is it in your area to take today off for Coachella?

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People in my area don't even know what those are... even I had to look it up.

As a Dane, I don’t mind a roughly 10-year age gap. I’ve noticed that Americans online are very vocal about it, even much smaller ones. So, my lovely Americans, what’s your take on age gaps between adults?

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So maybe you can clarify...what does being a dane have to do with it? What is so different in culture that a 30 year old with a 19 isn't an instant "no"?

How have people gotten so big here?

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That part can't really be helped though

How does getting a driver's license work in your state, and how old were you when you got yours?

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The parents would rather them learn from them than some stranger they don't know their skill level. Where I am Divers ED is only offered to High School kids and its just one of the coaches. Most people learn to drive around their property by 10 or so anyway.

In the USA, are men who wear qamis/gandoura the male equivalent of a dress considered crossdressers?

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a kind of light tunic, in wool or cotton, with or without sleeves. It normally comes in colored stripes, or more simply white, and is worn primarily in [North Africa](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Africa) and [Western Asia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Asia). The term gandoura is [Arabic](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic) in origin.[^(\[1\])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gandoura#cite_note-1) In [Algeria](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algeria), there are two varieties of gandoura

How does getting a driver's license work in your state, and how old were you when you got yours?

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In my State Drivers Ed is not required. Most people just learn from their parents.

How does getting a driver's license work in your state, and how old were you when you got yours?

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My parents taught me to drive. At 17 I went to the DMV took a written test (passed) then did a driving test (passed) then paid 25 Dollars and got my license.

Why does the US have zero college infrastructure for an Olympic sport?

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We aren't looking at every state/county etc. We are looking at it from a National standpoint and like you yourself pointed out.... Soccer is Third. While its growing in popularity every year it is still not the powerhouses Basketball and Football are. Table Tennis is not even in the top Ten in the US.

Is lacrosse viewed as a rich people sport in the USA?

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Here in the Deep South it is.

Do normal people take the bus?

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No. Never have or currently really go anywhere.

Why is college so expensive in the U.S.A?

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Secondary Education is not funded by the Government here. Even without the bloat it would be expensive.

Do normal people take the bus?

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I live in the deep south in a very rural area. No need for a city bus since everyone has a vehicle because we all live 30-40 min from "town".

Do normal people take the bus?

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I'm 42 and only ever seen a city bus in movies.

Do normal people take the bus?

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Yes, normal people take the bus and subway where they exist. But more people have cars in the US even in the cities so more often than not the buses and subways have more people on the lower end of the poverty scale.

Do Americans get taught geography?

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1.) Those social media videos are highly edited to only show you the funniest answers or answers that support their view (AmEriCanS ArE DuMb). They will just not show the ones who got it right. 2.) Most people don't use geography once they leave school. It's really not something you use in everyday life outside of your city. Non uses knowledge usually fades.

Do you like go to Trivia Nights?If so is it with friends or just acquaintance?

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First off...the hell is "triva night" ?

Does the US government fund any of your sporting federations / bodies?

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Nope

Do American kids usually go to four different schools?

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From the deep south. Elementary was k-6. Then middle/Jr high was 7-8 grade. Then high school was 9-12.

Do the majority of Americans watch YouTube on TV?

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Why would I watch it on a tiny screen when I can watch it on a giant screen?

What's something that comes from America, but ironically not popular in the US?

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Deep South. Not into giving out my state

What's something that comes from America, but ironically not popular in the US?

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7-11 isnt "from" America though. Its Japanese.

What's something that comes from America, but ironically not popular in the US?

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What? There's like 5 KFCs in my area...

Do Americans eat actual chicken eggs for Easter?

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Why did you specify chicken eggs?

Your relationship with your neighbors?

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My nearest neighbor is 3 miles away. I don't even know what they look like.

Is canned food cheaper than cooking a meal?

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A can of Soup is two dollars at wal mart. The ingredients to make the same soup (if I had none) would cost over 10 dollars. Time is a major factor in out decisions though. In the time it would take to make the soup from scratch I could have heated the can soup up, eaten it and washed the bowl.

How much money to give a graduating High School senior?

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Give what you can afford but $200 is more than generous imo.

so I'm 20 and didn't know I had to sign up for selective service what do I do?

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Its a federal law.... not doing so could hinder quite a bit for him.

so I'm 20 and didn't know I had to sign up for selective service what do I do?

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Youre still good but do it now. I am though shocked no one told you. That was a constant remindee to us boys in high school

Is Dragon Ball Z Popular?

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My friend, the US was 3 years Deep into DBZ by the time it Aired in Brazil. It unfortunately is pretty much the 'Face" of Anime in the US. Personally I never cared for it. It was many Millennials first Anime... I grew up watching imported Anime in the 80s though.

What is your opinion on cannabis consumption?

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Personally I hate it. But yes, it has been normalized in the US to the point of many states legalizing it.

Why do Americans have so many strange ideas on Europeans?

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It was a common joke on sitcoms in the 70s and 80s

Is it true Americans don’t get many holidays at work?

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Well to a large number of Americans "Fuck off" is usually the prelude to a verbal or physical altercation.

What animal do you call a whistle pig?

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I have never in my life heard that term.

Does "fill me in" sound NSFW?

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Its a super common phrase and has been used for as long as I can remember. As long as its used in the right context no one will think anything. Hey, did you see the new Memo? No, Fill me in.