14 Long-Gone American Travel Staples We Still Miss on Every Road Trip
1. Stuckey’s With its turquoise roof and pecan log rolls, Stuckey’s was a highway oasis during the golden age of […]
1. Stuckey’s With its turquoise roof and pecan log rolls, Stuckey’s was a highway oasis during the golden age of […]
1. Personal space is sacred From an early age, Americans are taught to keep a respectful distance from others, according
1. Snow Globes from Roadside Gift Shops There’s just something magical about a tiny world inside a globe, Kim Hart
1. Trash Can Americans toss their garbage into a trash can. Elsewhere, people use a bin or a rubbish bin.
1. Friday Night Lights (NBC, 2006–2011) This drama wasn’t just about high school football—it was about small-town dreams, struggles, and
1. Vermont Vermont might seem like a peaceful haven of maple syrup and skiing, but it has a rebellious streak,
1. New York New Yorkers are known for their fast pace, and sometimes that comes off as downright rude, according