From German dudes discovering Waffle House in the Deep South to Japanese fans experiencing chips and salsa overload in Texas, it's been absolutely beautiful seeing the guests of this great nation being exposed to the best parts of our culture stateside.Scottish fans have been living it up since arriving in Boston for the World Cup...and honestly, before they arrived too.
(Photo by Craig Williamson/SNS Group via Getty Images)One country whose denizens have had a particularly enjoyable time in the United States has been Scotland.From the moment they hopped off the plane, droves of Scots have been taking in the sights and sounds of America.WORLD CUP FANS FALL IN LOVE WITH AMERICAN CULTURE, COMFORT FOOD CLASSICSWe all know about the Scottish tourist who made his pilgrimage to the mecca of gas stations, Buc-ee's, as well as the Airbnb bagpipe brigade, but a fellow Scotsman got the ultimate taste of freedom after he had already set foot in the stadium to watch his beloved nation start their quest for a World Cup.Scottish fans are among the many coming to the US for the World Cup and discovering all we have to offer, including on-duty police officers with soccer skills.(Photo by Andrew Milligan/PA Images via Getty Images)As the Tartan Army (the name given to the loyal supporters of Scotland's national soccer team) took over Boston Stadium to watch their lads lock horns with Haiti, one man was absolutely mesmerized by what he saw, but it had nothing to do with anything happening on the pitch.What's wrong, man? They don't have cheerleaders in Edinburgh?A NEW SURVEY ANSWERS THE AGE-OLD QUESTION OF WHICH FIFA WORLD CUP FAN BASE IS MOST ATTRACTIVEClearly, if they do, none of them look like the New England Patriots' dancers.Check out this man's face, he looks like a kid who just walked into a toy store for the first time.ZERO BS.
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