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Is that really what Americans complain about when visiting Paris? I was too busy complaining about the lack of public bathrooms.
Ones I’ve personally heard:
parking (either insuficient or too tight)
speed of service in restaurants
“why don’t they speak english?!”
accessibility for the disabled (this one is actually pretty fair, but it’s also very hard to fix)
Edit, PS: the lack of public toilets is also a fair complaint. It’s also a pretty common one, even in New York and London. Amsterdam comes to mind as a decent counter-example, at least for men. There are urinals strewn about most everywhere in the city.
I think the only place with a good amount of public toilets I've been in is Luxemburg.
Your third bullet point goes both ways. I've seen french people trying to speak french in a US national park and getting annoyed nobody understands them.
Absolutely! Shitty, entitled tourists are everywhere and hail from everywhere. It’s part of the reason travelling is such a pain nowadays.
Added note: I'm also rarely actively looking for public restrooms. So I could be very mistaken. The public restrooms are usually ( unfortunately) filthy AF. People can be such animals sometime :(
Tragedy of the commons...
Lack of public bathrooms? All of Paris is a public bathroom!