Non-Americans Are Sharing Their Questions About America And It's Both Hilarious And Terrifying

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“WTF is a corn dog?”

This week, a viral Reddit thread asked non-American users, "What common American culture reference would you like to have explained?"

Comedy Central

"Do people genuinely share a room at university? Not just a house, an actual room? If yes, why..?"

—BerryGuns

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—Donaldoed

—kchuen

"Do all American high schools really have lockers?"

—A11U45

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—3p141592653589793238

—LegendaryFalcon

"What's the deal with that big bowl of red fluid bursting through walls shouting, 'Oh yeah!'?"

—Elmidra

Kool-Aid

—lutzker

(Editor's note: Bless this person's heart for thinking it's only four.)

"Eggnog. Why only eggnog at Christmas? Why not eggnog in July?"

—fizban75

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—283leis

"Are no other colour party cups available?"

—online-version

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—Ruuhkatukka

—ageontargaryarn

"What's a nightcap? Is it just a mushroom?"

—Cheesysock5

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—ravenQ

—3d_ist

"How did sixteenth birthdays become so important?"

—ravenQ

MTV

—Marluck

—lazarus870

"WTF is a corn dog? is it a hot dog with sweet corn?"

—Zyndirt

Disney

—Thaalin

—zgembo1337

"Half-cooked burgers. Aren't you afraid of food poisoning?"

—edaz91

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—no_more_space

—pup_181

"Will Ferrell. Is he a comedian?"

—PierreBezukov

Dreamworks

Note: Some responses have been edited for clarity.

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