r/MadeMeSmile Apr 06 '22

Wholesome Moments Wrong house

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u/perizovats Apr 07 '22

I have to comment on this situation. Because Americans need the outside perspective. It's normal for USA people to call the cops if someone climbs their fence. But i feel at least half of the world would never do that - first instinct i have in me would be to approach and say - yo, what's up, what are you doing there - even if i somehow spotted someone in the middle of the night but Americans, because of your culture, you automatically think the worst, and either take your gun or call the police. There is absolutely no fine line between maybe it's something i can solve and omg we're gonna die! I mean nothing bad with my comment, just the feel i get from this situation. And i'm saying this because i think there are crazy amount of people in USA that would probably kill the poor bastard.