Only in America would a waitress say "have a fantastic day" and
mean it.  Only in America would a waitress say "have a fantastic
day" and mean it. Photo: Alamy  You've gotta love travel. You've
gotta love visiting foreign countries and discovering things you
would never get the chance to see at home.  That's what makes
the world great, these differences. It may sound like travellers
are poking fun when they shake their heads and say, "Only in
America", or, "Only in China", but really, it's a compliment.
You've got something that no one else in the world possesses –
that's something of which to be proud. Well, mostly.  To
celebrate these unique features, here are a few of my favourite
"only in" moments. (I should also point out that there will
inevitably be exceptions to all of these rules, which I'd love
to hear about.)  Only in ... America  Will someone in the
hospitality industry tell you to "have a fantastic day" and
you'll actually believe they mean it. Only in America do you
have to choose between "white