>anglo tourists ask for directions >purposely send

>>78217763
rude desu
what if I ask you in french will you tell me the right directions

>canadian tourist asks for directions
>happily guide them to where they need to go

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>>78217763
>Chinese tourist ask for help
>Help them

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>foreigner asks for direction
>pretends to not understand english

>>78217814
if there is one thing that americans are actually underrated on, it's your willingness to give good directions

i asked some miserable kid working at a cashier for directions in LA a few years ago and he drew a fucking map of the entire surrounding area

>frog gives me wrong direction
>not really bothered by this, still end up were i was going anyway

>>78219102
I do these kinds of things too because I'm bad at vocally explaining things

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>quebec has independence referedum
>purposely decide to remain a part of an anglo country

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>>78219102
>it's your willingness to give good directions
This is something a lot of people here loath, you'll see it in movies sometimes even. People give directions too well and go so far into detail when all you need to know when is when to turn left off the main street. Especially don't (or do if want the detail) ask an old person for directions or they'll talk your ear off, and most especially don't ask any old person in a small town for directions or that conversation will end with them inviting you to dinner or just go on forever.