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What’s something Americans will spend $20 to avoid doing themselves?

I’m talking about those little everyday things where you technically could do it yourself, but somehow $20 makes the inconvenience disappear.

Maybe it’s paying for delivery when the restaurant is five minutes away, paying someone to assemble furniture, getting your car washed instead of doing it yourself, or buying something pre-cut/prepared because you just don’t feel like dealing with it.
What’s something you’ll happily spend around $20 on just to avoid doing it yourself?

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u/Dry-Text-6864 — 26 days ago
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What’s an American experience you think should be on everyone’s bucket list at least once?

Not necessarily a famous tourist attraction. I’m curious about the experiences that actually feel uniquely American. The food, road trips, traditions, random local events, sports, landscapes, or even something completely ordinary that you think everyone should experience at least once. What’s your pick?

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u/Dry-Text-6864 — 1 month ago
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What’s one American thing you would be genuinely sad to see disappear?

It could be anything — a food, tradition, holiday, road-trip ritual, piece of pop culture, everyday convenience, or even something small that feels uniquely American. What would you actually miss if it disappeared?

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u/Dry-Text-6864 — 1 month ago