Systems of Measurement
One aspect of American life that can baffle visitors is the use of a different measurement system. While most of the world employs the metric system, the United States persists with its miles, feet, and gallons.

For those accustomed to meters and liters, this switch can be perplexing. The imperial system’s complexity can leave foreigners scratching their heads, especially when converting distances and volumes. It’s a quirk of American culture that sets it apart from much of the world.