Things to Which I Have Not Yet Adjusted

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There's a bit (or more than) of truth in all of this sarcasm, so take it with good humor.
  1. Air conditioning. Why is the United States so cold in the middle of a hot summer?
  2. The enormity of everything. We're not exactly hurting for space, are we?
  3. Public niceties. Why is everyone smiling at me? I don't know you people.
  4. Bad English everywhere. It's like I didn't leave a foreign country, except these people have less of an excuse.
  5. Food portions. How is it that restaurants can afford to serve this much food to people per dish?
  6. Prices. How is it that Listerine only costs $3 for 1.5L? That would be nearly 20€ in Portugal.
  7. Coffee. What is all of this liquid, and what have you done with the espresso that's supposed to be in it?
  8. Suburbs. Where did the city go? I can't find it.
  9. Drinking. Why must I be prohibited from doing this? Life is not the same without beer and 2€ wine.
  10. Geography and climate. Why is it so dry here, and where did the beach go?
  11. Dogs at home. Why are these creatures so fat and smell bad? Stop licking me.
  12. Customer service. Why are you so efficient, and why are you so friendly? You must be getting paid a lot to care so much.
  13. Restaurants. See: food portions. Also, why can't I just pick where I sit? And why are you in such a hurry?
  14. Diet Coke. Why do you suddenly taste so foul, what has my exposure to Coke Light and Coke Zero done?
  15. Punctuality. No comment.

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