“It was the first thing I ever ate in the US. It’s been over 20 years now, but I’ll never forget the taste.”
"The US has such diverse geography. You get a little bit of everything: forests, deserts, mountains, you name it.""The geographical and topographical spectrum you can experience in one country is wild to me.
Also, I adore getting my coffee and fritters from there."Bacon. I am Indonesian, and the first thing I ate in the US was a few slices of American bacon at a hotel breakfast. It's been over 20 years now, but I'll never forget the taste.""Americans seem to be very open, friendly and positive. I've visited 23 states now, and I've always been surprised by how friendly the folks are .
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