9. Lots of Small Talk

“How are you?” is the most common questions asked and heard everywhere in the United States of America. Whether you are at the bus-stop, store or bank, you are likely to be asked this question by people around you. Do not be surprised if people want to carry lots of small talk with you. This might include topics like weather or sports. You can comment on the current events, too. Lead a polite discussion and do not deepen into topics that may make the person you are talking to feel uncomfortable. Avoid religion and politics. Do not express negativity even if you do not like something.

10. Poor Population Suffers from Obesity

Obesity is one of the problems that poor population suffers from. Rich people are less likely to be fat since they can afford a gym, personal instructors, dietitians and quality food. On the other hand, you might decide to save and try to buy the cheapest food. This will make you gain weight since the most affordable products contain lots of starch, carbs and calories that come from bad fats. You will need to spend more money on healthy foods. Besides, the best food might be sold in a store located too far from your living place.