It’s the little things many of us often take for granted.
The long-awaited World Cup, which is back on U.S. soil for the first time in 32 years, is underway, bringing thousands of tourists here — some for the very first time.
As a slew of foreign visitors experience culture shock this summer, one Japanese tourist has warmed Americans’ cold hearts with his appreciation for none other than the free baskets of chips and salsa often served at Mexican restaurants.
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