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What are some of the unwritten rules of American culture that make one end up in the hated state of being "awkward"?

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What are some of the unwritten rules of American culture that make one end up in the hated state of being "awkward"?

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Why are certain things in America like putting ketchup on a hotdog, drinking milk as an adult or approaching a group of strangers at a pub and introducing yourself considered as awkward or weird

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Why are certain things in America like putting ketchup on a hotdog, drinking milk as an adult, approaching a group of strangers at a pub and introducing yourself, etc. considered as awkward or weird?

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What are some of the unwritten rules of American culture that make one end up in the hated state of being "awkward"?	1
What are some of the unwritten rules of American culture that make one end up in the hated state of being "awkward"?	1
Why are certain things in America like putting ketchup on a hotdog, drinking milk as an adult or approaching a group of strangers at a pub and introducing yourself considered as awkward or weird	1
Why are certain things in America like putting ketchup on a hotdog, drinking milk as an adult, approaching a group of strangers at a pub and introducing yourself, etc. considered as awkward or weird?	1