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American Tourists Asked Me Where the Elevator Was in My 400-Year-Old Museum

I work at a 400-year-old castle in Europe, and last week an American tourist asked me when we're "finally gonna fix the AC situation"—sir, the walls are from 1267, they ARE the insulation. Yesterday, someone tried to leave a one-star review because our medieval stairs were "too old" and another person asked where the "real castle" was after taking a two-hour tour of an actual 900-year-old fortress. But here's what I really want to know: why do Americans genuinely believe the rest of the world is just a broken, unfinished version of America—and what happens when they finally realize it's not? __________________ DISCLAIMER The stories presented on this channel are 100% fictional and created solely for entertainment purposes. They are not intended to depict, reference, or represent any real people, events, or entities. Any resemblance to actual individuals, names, locations, or situations is purely coincidental and unintentional. These narratives are dramatizations — not news, not fact-based, and not to be taken literally. Everything shown or discussed should be considered alleged or imaginative in nature. We do not aim to harm, defame, or mislead. Viewer discretion is advised.