Americans find it strange customs of Brazil, when they reside in Rio de Janeiro's laught

Habits are peculiar things ... What is not usual in Indonesia and Brazil would not be different when we compare Brazil and the United States, although these two cultures are much more similar among themselves. Below is a list of some Brazilian customs that Americans find strange: Lighten the hair again and add the legs to shave them; Use thong bikinis on the beach: bikinis Americans are huge and even the youngest of them, called a thong, is still hugely behind in comparison with the Brazilian bikinis "normal"; The use of swimwear on the beach by men: an American would never wear a bathing suit to go to the beach, at least that his sexuality is "doubtful"; The custom of giving two kisses on the cheek, then three and we talk. This is due to the fact that the U.S. differs from the Brazilian label in certain respects; The OK sign used in the U.S. does not mean the same as in Brazil; The number of national holidays and the duration of the holiday in Brazil; The number of remedies that do not need a prescription; The Brazilian bureaucracy; Fejoada that contains the pes, ears and tail, pig etc, let them savor a good feijoada and then share them. That depends on what state the U.S. live in certain states ha habits of eating things that look worse than the pig's tail; The service to vendors and restaurants offer helpers: those same officials in the U.S. tend to push products or they just blatantly ignore you then when the Americans face dao with the service of the Brazilians they are amazed and of course, adore; Now let certain things in Brazil that Americans generally do not like: Violencia; The state of the pavements and sidewalks of the cities and roads in Brazil: one has an (other) thing that Americans are proud of is the state of most roads around here, especially the interstate ... so they travel by car; Internet speed: up to the faster type of Internet in Brazil is considered slow by the Americans who are impatient by nature; Skilled workers: if the U.S. had lived long enough in Brazil and witnessed or had to do some reform, he came face to face with the "delay", "mess" and "bullshit" certain "professionals" Brazilians do.Things are different in the U.S. in these areas of work as companies and even employees autonomous take very seriously the completion of the project before the date of delivery thereof; Bureaucracy ... again!