What is a Quintessential "American" Experience? Going to Prom? Eating Sloppy Joes? Visiting Yellowstone? Riding a School Bus or Mechanical Bull? Or Are These Experiences Untrue Romantic Notions? episode artwork

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What is a Quintessential "American" Experience? Going to Prom? Eating Sloppy Joes? Visiting Yellowstone? Riding a School Bus or Mechanical Bull? Or Are These Experiences Untrue Romantic Notions?

from The Best Paragraph I've Read... · host Zac & Don

The Best Paragraph I've Read: "Non-Americans Are Sharing The Quintessential "American" Things They've Always Wanted To Experience." This paragraph comes from BuzzFeed in an article titled: "Non-Americans Are Sharing The Quintessential "American" Things They've Always Wanted To Experience, And The Responses Are Honestly So Funny."  The article is written by Hannah Dobrogosz.  You can read the full article here: https://www.buzzfeed.com/hannahdobro/american-things-non-americans-want-to-try Zac and Don discuss the list of quintessential "American" experiences.  They try and decide if these experiences fit the topic or if they are just romantic notions from popular culture.

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