If everything you read on social media were true, you would probably be led to believe that everyone outside of the U.S.hates America, Americans and everything associated with the Red, White, and Blue.But for one German fan who made his way to the American South, he discovered the absolute beauty our culture has to offer, and is sharing his newfound love for the Stars and Stripes all over social media.The U.S.
State Department has issued updated travel guidance for Americans planning international travel this summer, including fans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup.(Daniel Cardenas/Anadolu)Meet Freddy.
He's just a dude from Deutschland who loves soccer (or football, if you're European), and last week he let every one of his followers know he would be embarking on a grand journey to the land of the free.SEAN DUFFY: TAKE A GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP AND REDISCOVER OUR AMAZING COUNTRYLove the enthusiasm!Freddy landed in New York, but caught a connecting flight to Atlanta, where his southern road trip truly began.Unfortunately for Fred-O, no one warned our dear German friend about the dangers of public transportation in America, as he gambled with his own life by trying to ride the MARTA.DAVID MARCUS: NJ'S WORLD CUP TRANSIT CRISIS BETRAYS DEMOCRATS' UTTER INCOMPETENCEHe's lucky it was broad daylight, or these fun social media posts may have ended there.Anyway, after doing the customary sightseeing that everyone does when they are in Atlanta (Stone Mountain, MLK museum, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, etc.), Freddy made his way north on I-85 to the mountains, and that's where the real fun begins.Freddy's road trip started with a keen observation about our priorities in America, particularly in Atlanta.Very rich coming from a German - we all know you guys are into some crazy stuff over there - but I digress.Anyone who has ever been to Atlanta or just the South in general knows there is one culinary establishment you MUST stop at while visiting, that being Waffle House.The exterior...