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The days when we drunk like the Irish are long gone.
That's horrible...
Seriously though... yes, stereotypes do really die hard. Most people still have an image in their head of Los Angeles that's about 25 years stale, but if you try telling people that the Valley is now mostly Asian and Hispanic, they're building public transit, and the smog doesn't choke birds, they won't believe you... even if they've never been here.
Australia is for the most part a modern, cosmopolitan country with a multicultural composition... just like the US and Canada
Is this list your way of demonstrating how far above the other two you believe the US to be? That you had to put a dotted line between the US and the other two.
If only the New Zealand dollar was as strong as the other Western countries' currencies, then I would choose it over Australia (I find it more green and the people are much more humble).
Currency exchange is important for me since I like travelling a lot.
If only the New Zealand dollar was as strong as the other Western countries' currencies, then I would choose it over Australia (I find it more green and the people are much more humble).
Not when they're talking about Aussies or Americans...
If I were to choose either of those countries, I will definitely choose Canada or Australia. They both have a overall good quality of life, the education is pretty amazing and have pretty good healthcare systems as well.
The US on the other hand needs a lot of work to improve their healthcare system since it is too expensive for most US citizens to pay. Plus they don't have paid leave as mandatory and find the education system a joke.
Granted, Sydney's skyline is nice as well as T.Dot's, but still they pale in comparison to large American cities.
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Have you seen Toronto's skyline recently... No its not NYC and not quite as impactful as Chicago but its getting there. Aside from those two cities Toronto's skyline is easily number 3 in North America
Stereotypes are hard to shake, these days Australia only just scrapes into the top 50 in the world in terms of alcohol consumption per captia, according to world health organisation.
The days when we drunk like the Irish are long gone.
and us irish drink less than the likes of the Czechs
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That's horrible...
