HOW I SEE THE USA AS A EUROPEAN (after 6 months) 

As a truck driver in America, I've seen every corner of this country multiple times. One thing I've learned is how many Americans don't even know how much open space there is. I hear people all the time say America is overcrowded. I tell them to get out of the city and drive around the country. It's all open space. I love it. Right now, I'm in west Texas. No people just open land. Thank you for letting us live through you on your adventures.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for joining me for the 6 months I spent in the USA. I hadn't expected to fall in love with it as much as I did... I might just be making plans to come back soon, but that's still top secret so don't tell anyone 😜

Dear Eva, you did not traveled all over USA, you just went up and down the west coast - but you are right on every point. I am an immigrant from eastern Europe and every time I travel to a different country and come back I appreciate the law and order here in USA, which bother so many citizens. It allows people from all over the world to live here in peace and harmony. It was earned by many civil wars and unrests and bloodsheds - till today.

Well I am a ram Driver and I have lived in Montana. So hello to you and I believe that you explained your experience about being here spot on. I am currently living in Arizona now but just enjoyed your take on this place because it's good to hear what others view things here even if it's bad things so some of us may become better people and making a conscious decision on some of those things. So thank you I do appreciate your honesty and glad you enjoyed your time traveling threw the best side of the US.

One reason for being kicked out of places for being barefoot could be that if you injure yourself, they don’t want you to sue them. Seriously so many people try to sue for ridiculous reasons in the US!

I was born in Berlin Germany. In 59 my family migrated to the the States... my sister and I were 10 and 11 years old and were determined to move back as soon as possible. That feeling of being homesick only lasted a few month... now we are diehard citizens and America is our home. Hoping your marriage dreams will come true. Look us up in Seattle :)

Loved your video Eva. You're very well spoken and your personality is upbeat and positive - I like that. I hope you find happiness wherever you go, and rest assured America welcomes you.

Loved your video! Im an Aussie who spent 2 years in the USA. I drove through 44 out of the 50 states. I can relate very well to your experience! Keep up your great work!

Hello. As a Native American Indian (Navajo), I really enjoyed watching you adventure, especially in the USA. I’m originally from Flagstaff Arizona, but have lived in Alaska, Texas, Nevada, and New Mexico. I hope you come back to visit our great Country soon. 😀🙏❤️

Nice to see a European look beyond major cities as a destination and enjoy the western states' raw beauty.

Was super excited to see Wyoming not only mentioned, but liked! Yay!! Long time resident of Laramie, WY here, with experience traveling in Europe/Asia myself, so I always love getting to see others share in the beauty of the great plains.

We are very friendly, I do love that about us. I compliment strangers, and I've gotten compliments from strangers. It's a nice pick me up ♡

You actually experienced less than half of the USA. Even your trip through Texas missed the entire eastern portion of the state where the geography & people are different. The southern states will give you another accent to pick up, different food & a different pace. New York City actually is a place where a car is for the most part optional. There is so much more to see and experience!

I just want to say thank you for such kind words. We have issues in our country for sure and we often times only hear the negative from other countries but what you said was absolutely a breathe of fresh air. Thank you

Eva, I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for sharing all your thoughts. I am American but have lived overseas for a few years. I have been able to see my own country, and others, with a different perspective. I'm glad you have experienced the US first-hand and can make a personal judgment that has real positives, and negatives. I encourage you to come back and travel up the East Coast. We even have a train that travels the east coast in autumn (see Amtrak). I've been through most states of the US and am originally from out west, but at heart I love the east coast. It has a culture of its own, especially New England. Best wishes and blessings to you in this year 2024! 😊

What a great video! I loved your honesty and your sunny disposition! I look forward to watching more!

I'm from Missouri and I ABSOLUTELY love your honesty. I never traveled out of the states so this is very amusing for me. Thank you!!

Texan here, loved your video and I have been to Europe a few times. It’s so refreshing to hear foreigners say they love my home. I don’t think Europe is better than the US or vice versa, just different ways of living. Seems like you get that 😊.

I'm so glad you had a good visit here. I have enjoyed watching your videos. 😊

😊I just found your videos today and I love to listen and watch your stories. GREAT! THANK YOU for sharing so athentic and funny all of your experiences with us. ❤😊

I think this was one of the best reviews of America that I've ever seen! You nailed it 🤠

When we had relatives from the Netherlands visit family on the west coast in Washington state they said they wanted to see Niagara Falls, The Statue of Liberty and the Redwood Forest in the couple days they were there.😀 Really brought home the difference in scale of the two countries.

I truly enjoyed your video,thank you for sharing your experience!!!

Absolutely incredible video, from the minute details about you not wanting to talk about controversial and divisive topics to the way you format your video and I’m thinking “I wonder what she feels about this” and low and behold it’s the very next thing you talk about.Phenomenal video

As a 67-year old American with a daughter your age, I think you have a pretty good assessment of us. My wife and I recently visited Spain, France, and Italy on a cruise and we want to go back and spend weeks there. We were enthralled... There is something about traveling to a different place and culture that gives you a different perspective on your OWN place and culture. When I was in high school and college, my parents hosted a Japanese exchange student. So when my daughter was in high school, we hosted a Chinese girl one year, a German girl the next, and a Ukrainian girl the year after that. We learned at least as much from them as they did about us. We had a blast with all of them. America is only 247 years old (well, as an Anglocized culture with lots of immigrants from other places). We mostly speak Americanized English. We may have 50 states and hundreds of local governments, but we have one currency and we all pay taxes to the Feds. PEOPLE are very similar everywhere. We may have different religions and political views, but at the end of the day, we all have families, we all have to eat and work for a living. HOW we do that is what varies a bit all over the world. You would probably find differences all over Europe similar to the differences you would find all over the States, or Canada, or Mexico. I had to laugh when you talked about RAM pickups and their rude drivers... Yep! Insurance companies would agree with you that as a group, they include some of the worst and drunkest drivers on the road. As for food, as a back-sliding vegan, I feel your pain. Over here, we joke about Whole Foods as if it were Whole Paycheck! All three of my adult children have worked for Whole Foods at one point. So they could tell you some funny stories. Yes, come back and tour the Eastern USA. Do a Maine to Florida trek, but meander the back roads, with occasional forays into cities. Start in the North in Summer... Truthfully, many of the states are so big, you could spend six months touring them and not see everything. North Carolina is like that, as we have mountains, Piedmont, and coastal plains with distinctly different cultures and geographies. Different parts of America were settled by completely different people, so there are plenty of things to experience. Rural and urban cultures tend to be very different. Big city cultures tend to be very different from the surrounding small town cultures, especially in the South. So zig-zag from place to place. Come back and make some more cool videos! I admire your humanity and your production chops.

So refreshing to see a light hearted video. No politics. Thank you for bringing a smile to my weekends.

Ms. Eva You are so precious! 😉😅 Thanks for sharing your perspective with us! Have been thinking about traveling to/ in Europe. Thanks for your insight! 😅

Enjoyed your video. Nice to see an outside perspective who reports on in-person experience vs. Whatever the media says we are. We are a country of individuals (which is part of the culture), everyone different. Thank you for your positive analysis:)

I am Bulgarian and I did come to US 25 years ago. And believe me, I love this land. This is my home, forever.

another great thing about US is that so many different nations, cultures, religions live together peacefully (for the most part). I am Polish living in Colorado, my neighbor is English, in our tiny town we have people from Nepal providing us great cuisine from there country! I've been here for almost 22 years and I feel like I am at home. Great video Ewa!

I loved hearing your views of our country. You were able to be transparent and caring at the same time. Spot on. Having lived here since I was born 69 years ago, I've grown to have many of the same opinions of our country that you were able to glean in 6 months. You're very observant. My wife and I both lived in Seattle for about 20 years. We've also lived in Eastern Washington, Montana and Oregon. We loved Montana but we're both gardeners and didn't like having to wonder if it was going to snow in September and June - and everything in between. But we loved the culture of Montana - wonderful people. If you get a chance, I'd recommend the Hoh Rain Forest on the Washington Peninsula - between October and March (the rainy season). They get over 100 inches of rain during those 6 months. (You may recognize the "inch" units of measure - I believe we inherited them from some fine people that came our way some years back :). The rain is a give and take thing. The absolutely gorgeous Hoh Rain Forest and the 127" of rain annually come as a package. Thank you for sharing your life with us! Miles

I am glad you love America, and I am sure it would love you back if you end up living there. Your energy and positivity is a perfect match for American culture.

Amazing and interesting summary of your American road trip with genuine negative and positive insights. As an American, it was refreshing to hear an unbiased view from an open-minded European about your experiences without just being the usual slam of the negatives. America definitely has a unique culture (outside of the big cities) and there's plenty of beauty if you actually travel through our beautiful nation without just looking for the usual negatives pushed through mainstream news and the "haters". Thank you!

Absolutely love this video! I am a German who moved to the US in 2009 and I agree with everything that you said. My two favorite things about the US are the insanely friendly people and the vast and simply amazing wild landscapes. I have never regretted moving here and I don't see myself move back to Germany either. Come visit me in San Diego next time you're here! :) Would love to meet you and beautiful Vilk!!

love you ! the most honest review I have ever seen about US, keep making such videos and come back again pls.

Holy cow the fact that you drove from Laredo Texas to Prudhoe Bay Alaska in absolutely astonishing! That is an incredibly long trip! You also appear to have driven through my hometown twice, Vancouver Washington.

I've lived here my whole life, rarely traveling to other countries. This was a very balanced assessment and there was something in it, positive and negative, that we can all learn from. My brother married a woman from Belgium and, when her father came for his first visit, he and I went to a local supermarket together. I struck up a conversation with the woman in line behind me and, when we left, he asked me why I didn't introduce him. I told him I didn't know her, and he looked at me like I had three eyes. That is very common where I live, and we take it for granted. He told me that would never happen at home. By the time he left, he was actually initiating conversations with strangers and told me that he found it very liberating.

I moved to the US from Canada to attend college in 1981 (Wyoming/Hawaii) and basically never left. Like you I love the diversity of the people and the geography. This is home now. I’ve been in Washington State for the past 37 years and wouldn’t have changed it for the world. Hopefully you will one day get to experience this country as I have - fingers crossed for you.

"4-way stops are a big mental workout." That is hilarious.

Excellent commentary Eva. You gave my wonderful country a fair shake and I really appreciate it.

If you ever get the chance to come back, definitely check out the Southern states. I worked in rural Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. Despite the preconceived notions, they were among the most hospitable and friendly people I've ever met. Same with North Carolina just outside of Charlotte. I currently live in a more rural part of Southern California, and there is a similar vibe. There's good people in every place you can go, as long as your energy you're putting out is good.

As a Texan I had to laugh at your comment about how it never ends. When we drove to California from our home in North Texas, we left early that morning and stopped at a hotel in El Paso later that night. We were wiped out from a full day of driving and had to laugh because we were STILL in Texas. lol Also it's true that in most places in the US you need to have a car it really depends on where you live. My brother has lived in Austin for years and doesn't own a car. He can well afford to own one, he just doesn't want one or feel the need for one. He takes buses or his bike everywhere. It helps that he lives right in the city. We live in the country so owning a vehicle is an absolute necessity.

Well Eva, it truly been a refreshing joy to follow you through your journeys. I am smitten with your passion for adventure & thirst to view the new landscapes around the corner. Reminding me, of days ago. Your channel is delightfully put together, leaving me with inspiration, to get a move on. That’s the what you are , an inspiration to all to get off the routine & physically educate ourselves. Long live Eva and smile often. Don O..

I just happened upon this video today, and what a treat! I’m from South Carolina, and I can’t wait for you to come back one day for an east coast visit :) Thanks for being kind and fun and lighthearted. It’s so refreshing!

Eva...I have to say, as an American, sometimes we can get so focused on all of the negatives that we see in the country...it is so refreshing to have an outsider's view. I have been fortunate enough to have lived, traveled and worked in many other countries, and when I come back to the States I am re-astonished by its sheer beauty and amazing cultural diversity. Thanks for the reminder, and your willingness to have an open mind. Come visit us in the American Southwest and meander through the backroads of Native Amercian country. On behalf of Americans....we welcome you! 😀

As a fairly well traveled American, I'm flattered by how much you appreciate our landscape and culture. Whenever I get back to the US from other parts of the world, I'm impressed with the vastness of every part of the US. Thanks for reminding us of the good aspects of America!

Love your energy! Loving this story, Subscribed 😅🔔

You have an awesome personality! Really enjoyed your description of US.

Love hearing your impressions of the Western USA. Thank you for sharing that. I have spent all but three of my 74 years in the Western USA, but have visited all but two of our fifty states. I lived in Germany for a year, and have traveled much of Western Europe, Australia, NZ, Canada and Central America. My experience is that people in small towns and rural areas are much more friendly and welcoming than cities, no matter the country. Safe travels to you.

Very impressed with your experiences & assessment of the US. As a US citizen (Army brat) who was born in Brazil & lived in Germany, Portugal, Greece & Panama. I've been fortunate to travel for work to over 80 countries for the last 30 years & I adventure travel frequently as well. I think you nailed all of your points perfectly. It's been a blast following your travels to many of the places I've been. Bravo to you for showing many people around the world, who don't get to travel internationally, places far off the beaten path. There are many aspects about living in the US that really annoy me but I'm glad to hear generally, you would enjoy living here. Cheers!

Your video totally cracks me up just because we take most of this stuff for granted.

Loved the entire video! I’d love to hear more:)

I grew up in France but I've lived in the US for over 40 yrs now. You got me laughing with so many of your observations about this country. I really appreciate that people take the time to wave from their car when passing you on a dirt road or just saying" Hi" when walking by. The 4 way intersections still gets me confused too.😂

I hosted a visitor from the Middle East a number of years ago, and she was amazed that we had farms with corn growing on them. All the images she had seen from the US were of cities: New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Miami, etc. Thank you for your tour of land I probably won't get to see. Blessings.

I loved your USA series! Very intriguing to see your first time experiences in The States :) When you do come back you should consider exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains/Smokey mountains in the southeastern part of the country. Such a beautiful place to be I think you would enjoy it!

Its Crazy , I live here. The experience I just watched you have . I have not had...It cost too much to even travel the states. Thanks for the Vid. Great Job. I think once you see more, youll miss what you have there. But Id love to see the adventure you have. I hope you keep it up.

Eva I'm glad that you're visit was mostly positive. I hope you realize that you saw only a tiny slice of our country. My wife and I traveled the country by car for many years and were able to visit almost every region,a total of 46 states. And I can honestly say that every state was different in many ways. I hope you have the opportunity to expand your travels. You will be truly be amazed at the diversity of both the people and landscapes. Love your videos. Safe travels

I'm an American who has lived in Spain for five years now and the cultural differences I've noticed between the US and Europe were pretty accurately summed up in this video, I have to say. One stereotype that bugs me the most about the US is that we are constantly eating nothing but fast food! There is some incredible local cuisine in many parts of the country that is not well-known outside of the US. So thanks for clearing that up.

First time I watch one of your videos, but I really enjoyed it!! Very spontaneous, funny and genuine person. Keep it up!!! Hope you get news from nevada or Montana on your email!!!!😆 Take care.

Love your observations! Feel like I was watching my daughter discover the world.

Loved your video. As an American who has also traveled abroad a lot, it’s interesting to hear an outsider’s perspective when they visit the US. There’s a lot of cultural elements that I hadn’t really thought about because it’s natural to me.

This is so relatable, I moved to the US from London about 4 months ago and you're spot on! I love how friendly people are here, and that yes they'll just come up to you and say hello. In London if you look at someone in the eyes on the subway people will think you're crazy.

Thank you for this! As someone who has taught abroad at international schools in 9 countries across 6 continents, never had to pay for accommodation, flights, medical insurance or tuition for my children, I am awed by the differences between all the places we have lived. As my job has now afforded me the right to permanent residency on 3 of these continents, I am able to bounce around more and document my experiences. I am currently uploading my journey on my channel, to show people what is possible if they embrace this lifestyle.

Excellent Video. "L3WG Reacts" covered your vid and that is how I found you. Glad you enjoyed your trip to the US. - - Subscribed, and thumbs up on the vid.

I'm from England and have lived in the US for 30+ years. I agree with your assessment of this country. Despite its idiosyncrasies it's a wonderful place to live. I live in Utah and the people are great as is the countryside and the weather - I live in a desert and I don't miss the rain :)

Aloha from Honolulu! As someone originally from the East Coast of the US who has been living in Hawai‘i for the last 15 years, I highly recommend returning to the US and checking out the East Coast during your next visit. I’ve been to 42 of the 50 states and each region has its own micro culture and is so different. The cultural differences between the East Coast and the West Coast are real ✌️

I live in Wisconsin and I love the way you always talk about the countries you visit, always respectful and always trying to see the best of each places. I am glad you think so highly about USA. Yes, we are not perfect but for sure most of us are friendly people ❤

Hi Eva. I enjoyed listening to your perspectives about the US and Americans. One thing to mention is I think a lot of people who are probably older than forty grew up learning to drive manual transmission cars. I know I did on the hills of Berkeley and San Francisco when was a kid. It's great that you took it upon yourself to travel to such different places, and had a chance to cross a spectacular part of Canada as well ! And you're lucky to live in another beautiful place, the UK. Having been someone myself who started wandering overseas at a young age long ago and have never stopped doing it, (Patagonia and Straits of Magellan last year and Norway this May for a 500 + km solo walk) one thing I've learned, is there are great people everywhere, and as you clearly know, a lot of what we get is what we ourselves put out towards others. Finally, you'll never regret seeing and experiencing different places when you're young. It's a completely different perspective than that encountered when we are older. Best wishes and happy trails!

Thank you for this heartfelt message. I’m old, goin on 70 and have traveled all over this country. When I was 18 I took off from the northeast here and headed west then just kept traveling. Your perspective is delightful! I hope to get to Europe before I die ( not to be dark it’s just a reality of a finite life 🤷‍♂️) Of my 4 children my daughters are the most adventurous and have traveled extensively in this country and South America. They are delightful people as are you. If you make it back here I hope you are able to see the eastern mountain ranges and the great deciduous forests of the east especially in the fall. Best of the best to you .

I would say that a lot of us in the U.S. try to avoid talking politics for the most part in polite conversation. It really is the media prompting political conversations more often than not. Definitely appreciate your honest assessment of your experience.

Thank u eva!!! Glad you like usa ...we live in an amish community. In mudwest. Love it here!!

Vermont is a traveler's dream! With its stunning vistas, outdoor activities, and unique local culture, it's a destination everyone should experience.

As an American who has spent more of her life abroad than in the U.S., I appreciated your thoughtful reflections on the country. I grew up in the Midwest and have traveled around just about every region of the U.S. You should definitely try to explore east of the Rockies next time if you can. When people who are less familiar with the U.S. ask me general questions about the States/Americans, I usually tell them that as someone who grew up in Michigan, I can really only speak for a small corner of the U.S. I myself find that traveling to different states/regions in the U.S. feels like traveling to different countries unto themselves. The thing I miss most about the U.S. is there's a certain spirit that Americans have. There's a culture and value placed on a "we can do it," creative, innovative, and relatively open-minded, attitude. Generally speaking, people aren't afraid to take risks and try new things and I miss that a lot in the workplace and in communities in general when I am outside of the U.S. (Not saying other people in other countries do not have those qualities, too, it's just it's really pervasive in the U.S. and, by and large, highly valued.) Looking forward to your continued travels!

As an American, I've lived in the US, and Europe (and quite a few other regions), and while I always enjoy meeting the people and experiencing their ways of doing things and trying out the local cuisine and discovering what amazing cool incredible things they have... in the end, there's no place like home :) .

Eva, I'm glad that you enjoyed your tour of parts of the western U.S. If you ever have the chance to return, I suggest that you try to visit: Big Cypress National Wildlife Management Area, Fall Creek Falls State Park, Rock Island State Park, Burgess Falls State Park, Cobscook Bay State Park, Garden of the Gods (in Illinois), Garden of the Gods (in Colorado), Cahokia Mounds State Park, Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Taos Pueblo, Painted Desert National Park, Mesa Verde National Park, Rocky Mountains National Park, and Badlands National Park. You will love them.

Born in raised in Washington State and I love to drive!! Great video, enjoyed your opinions!

Absolutely one of the most adorable videos I have seen in a long time -- possibly ever! Thank you Eva for enjoying and reporting on our country so well! You are 1000% welcome back anytime. Bless!

The barefoot rule is usually because if you were to step on something in the restaurant/store and hurt your foot you could sue the restaurant and it’s basically just them protecting themselves. They really don’t care if you’re barefoot or not it’s just protection.

As an American who’s currently studying in Europe, I really enjoyed watching this video

You are a very articulate young lady. It makes me feel proud of my country listening to your experience. I have lived in the same little town in California the past 70 years and absolutely love the beauty of this place. Having traveled to Europe different times I have been impressed with the beauty of the different countries. But what impressed me the most was your love for our country. Hard work, law abiding, God fearing people are what developed our country but God gets the credit for creating it so beautifully with the beautiful people who live here. Hope you are able to come again and maybe find the cowboy with the big spread in Wyoming 😀.

You made me laugh. I’m a German living in the US. Immigrated 12 years ago and everything you say is so true from a European perspective. 😂 And like you, to me after traveling the word, the United States is the most amazing country and I’m a proud American today. Thank you for this video. Can’t wait for you to come back 🇺🇸

I love your videos, and THANK YOU for telling so much truth about our country and sharing your experiences! We're so glad you like it, and you're always welcome!

I think you are adorable. I love your adventurous and playful personality. Happy travels. You are the best.

I hope all is well with you Eva! You are missed! I almost got to meet you, lol! You are such a light; a little love sister for you, from Mt. Hood, Oregon! Pretty funny, your frustration with measurements, sales tax, ☺️. The Northwest US is so beautiful , so wild, and the SW US, the deserts, yeh I grew up out here, traveled a lot overseas when I was younger! My impressions were similar! What I love about you is you that you are so natural, and adaptable, culturally! A true Ambassador to the World of down to earth peoples!

I'm from Appalachia and the great thing most foreign visitors don't know is 30- 50 miles or so, outside of every city and your leaving the suburbs and in the country or wilderness sometimes. So even if you come and visit a city, just take a short drive and you'll be in the country and rural farm towns or mountains

Now, this was very refreshing to watch. Thank you for making this video. 30 years ago, I have left my native Germany to live in the USA. Spent my first 6 years in Florida, followed by 17 years in Tennessee and the past 8 years in Colorado. If you ever make it to Colorado, you are welcome to camp on our property. I'm happy that you would indeed want to live in the US. I have never regretted my decision to move here.

I'm watching you for the first time, I happened to come across and I can tell you that I watched the video in one sitting, you are so sweet and interesting and fun...❤❤❤

Very enjoyable. Well done 😊

As an American, it was fun to listen to your impressions and I'm so glad you thought the people were nice. I do hope you get to visit again because there is so much that you didn't see. As you said, it is a very large country and really a completely different experience to see New England or the south east coast so I hope you get to see those places soon.

As an Italian living in USA for years now I love traveling the USA I’ve been all over the country as well as Canada. It’s gigantic compared to Italy and even Europe the vast open spaces are mind boggling at first but I’ve come to love it so. 🍻

Wow!!! I just starting to learn English and your channel is a very amazing thing for this, I subscribed, coz it's my first video, where I full understand accent and I like to hear it. You’re really great girl, good luck, love from Russia ❤️🌿 and sorry for mistakes

I really enjoyed your videos I been to most the places you mentioned. I hope you come back to see the rest of the country. I have traveled to many parts of this world and the USA is the greatest place to live an the most beautiful scenery.

We have relatives in Germany and they would come visit us in Pennsylvania. They would ask to take a day trip to the Grand Canyon or visit Florida not realizing the enormous distance to travel to either location. My German cousins will travel to Paris to Christmas shop on a Saturday. In Texas that distance gets you from Dallas to Austin.Too many people from other nations knock the US without knowing anything about the US.

Enjoyed the perspective of a European who had the opportunity to see the western U.S. in such an intimate way. As an Idahoan I can definitely understand your appreciation for the wide open spaces, beautiful landscapes and amazing wild camping at every turn. I've talked with acquaintances from Europe and they often have no concept of how big the U.S. is. They often think they can fly into New York, go to Florida and maybe see Los Angeles in 2 weeks....all by car.

Absolutely loved it!!

Good to hear from you again.

Yes. As an expat Canadian living in the American Southwest for 40 years it's a place with virtuos and endless landscapes - love the desert. I think your comments were a fair appraisal of this diverse and great nation. I do feel like a second class citizen because I don't have a pickup. Currently living as a relief worker and missionary in Kenya

I was laughing so hard! For one because I also consider myself “European” too (born in Poland and grew up in Germany). But also I feel like this is the story of most polish kids: born in Poland but grew up in (insert other European country here) Great video! I’ve been living in the US for over two years now and I would never go back! Fahrenheit and inches are still kicking my butt though😅

I loved your positive assessment of the US. I'm hoping to get there next year and your video has given me some good ideas. Thanks for your honesty and frankness. By the way, here in the UK we don't say trash - that is definitely American - we say rubbish !

I noticed you visited Amarillo Tx in your video! I’m born and raised here! Hope you enjoyed your trip here!