Idk what’s privileged about being aware the US has a ton of fast food and uses disposable cups, there is nothing unbelievable about a highly westernized ultra rich nation doing any of these things
Or, I mean, simply having disposable cups. Disposable cups are quite common in developing nations as well - just look on the side of any highway. The only “American” thing about it is the ubiquity of the red color, which is simply a cultural phenomenon
Why would this be hard to believe
Edit: oops my privilege is showing, mb yall
“Do Americans rally have McDonald’s everywhere or is that a Hollywood thing?”
“Is Starbucks really that popular or is that a Hollywood thing?”
Do Americans really eat hamburgers or is that a Holllywood thing?"
It’s a challenge to find a case where it really is a Hollywood thing.
Do Americans really eat lunch and mingle outside in high school or is that a Hollywood thing?
When the weather is nice we sure did.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
You right
My bad. It’s bc privilege. I work on it.
Idk what’s privileged about being aware the US has a ton of fast food and uses disposable cups, there is nothing unbelievable about a highly westernized ultra rich nation doing any of these things
Or, I mean, simply having disposable cups. Disposable cups are quite common in developing nations as well - just look on the side of any highway. The only “American” thing about it is the ubiquity of the red color, which is simply a cultural phenomenon
Why does “privelege” have to do with it?
It’s just simple ignorance on your part - you didn’t realize what’s commonplace to you isn’t commonplace to someone outside the US, nothing more.