#37: What’s the Holdup?
Some Americans are often associated with impatience, particularly when standing in lines. The fast-paced lifestyle in the United States has led to a preference for efficiency and prompt service. Consequently, American tourists, accustomed to quick transactions and reduced wait times, may sometimes exhibit impatience when confronted with longer queues.
While this trait isn’t universal among all Americans (and shared with some non-Americans as well!), it reflects a cultural preference for speed and convenience, which can occasionally stand out in regions where patience and queuing etiquette differ.