Megan Basham

And they're calling these things something that could only exist in America.

This was Scottish Sean sharing his experience with his countrymen.

Same reaction at Texas Roadhouse.

They're posting 10 out of 10 and talking about it like it's fine dining.

It is.

It is.

Waffle House at 1 a.m.

has also gone mega viral.

Bass Pro Shops, too.

Swedish influencers are begging Europe to import ranch dressing after they've tried it on everything.

So basically, they're discovering the free refills, our giant portions, our drive-thrus, our air conditioning everywhere.

So essentially what a lot of them are saying is that they had heard a lot of negative things about the U.S.

from their media and their political leaders, and they're finding that those claims are not accurate at all.

So they say America has been a revelation for them of just how much prosperity and freedom we enjoy.

Well, and it's been great to see that the good feelings are really going in both directions, it sounds like.

You know, I think it does, Georgia.

On the one hand, the debate surrounding Iran has exposed disagreements, not only inside the U.S., but also among America's allies.

Just last week, we saw this very public dispute between President Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Maloney after that G7 summit.

Trump afterward claimed that Maloney begged him for a selfie in

And Maloney clapped back that Italians don't beg.