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Whenever I'm in the USA I get asked what it's like in Scotland. More often that not I now say "It's much the same as here" But I guess on my first trip I saw a LOT of differences. Of course, I've only been to Northwest Arkansas (and just over the state lines into Oklahoma and Missourri) so some of my observations may be state-specific, but here are a few of the differences that I recall noticing that first trip.

In the UK we:

don't have drive through banks (nope, got to find somewhere to park your car, walk to the bank and get your cash). We don't have drive-through pharmacies or Utility providers either.
don't have 50 different fast food chains (pretty much we have McD's, BK, KFC and Dominos the same as USA but that's about it - yes there are a few others dotted around but not real nationwide chains)
get a lot more rain!
we think 77 Degrees Farenheit is a hot day!
sit on the right and drive on the left
have a lot more smaller cars with smaller engines (probably because our gas prices are around 3x those in the USA)
already have tax included in the ticket price, you buy a £20 shirt, it's £20.
call it a supermarket (as opposed to a grocery store) and it's pretty standard in the UK to buy your cigarettes and alcohol there as well as your groceries
call a grill a barbecue and a broiler a grill (still causes confusion when I visit the USA)

In the USA they:

don't have a National Health Service (most people I personally met can't afford to visit a doctor when they get sick, and one or two even went thousands of dollars into debt when they needed an operation, a scary thought to me!)
have drive-in movies (I went for the first time ever last summer, lay on an airbed in the back of the pick-up truck and thought it was sooooo cool)
are really Patriotic and it's common to see small versions of the US flag in people's gardens
don't have roundabouts (okay, where I have been in the USA they don't)
can turn right at a red traffic light

That's the tip of the proverbial ice-berg, but spending time in the USA, I hardly notice a difference at all anymore. Feel free to comment with any observations you've made.