re: What nationality do Americans vibe with the most?

The answer is Australia.

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Same and they fricking hateeee us. It's hilarious.

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My brother was in the Air Force and stationed in Germany in the 80's for awhile. He said the older Europeans and especially French treated Americans like they were gold. They remember and lived through WWII and never forgot what the Americans did. He said younger crowd all acted like elitest douche bags.

Which tourists were the worst?

American

The warmest experiences I’ve had with foreigners were Canadians and English. Canadians think we’re just like them and the English want to be just like us. It was entertaining to see how much the English like our culture.

Everywhere I’ve traveled I’ve found that people in smaller towns are friendlier than in big cities, with London being the exception. They really like us.

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American

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Well obviously because of the overwhelming number of Americans that will be there. I meant foreign ones

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Big no on that one. I worked for a German company for a while. The Germans didn't like the Americans and the feeling was more than mutual.

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After the Brits, it’s been the Germans I best get along with. Maybe it has to do with having a dark sense of humor and a great fondness for drinking, but I had a hell of a lot of fun with Germans abroad.

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As a coonass, I feel the greatest kinship with Germans and aussies.

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Of all the people who retire in south Florida the Germans and Russians are my favorites. Both tough as shite for the most part and pop up right after surgery and walk down the hall.

Disney worker wise, American girls could be stuck up, but some were sweet and actually talked to me. French, UK , German , barely talked to me. I was like trash to them . Lol

From my experience, the Scots and Irish mix
well.

English are a mixed bag. The ones I met from Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and the likes are all awesome. London is hit or miss. It can be really posh. Really, really posh. They make the upper crust, New England blue bloods look like savages.

Scandinavians are interesting. They are friendly and appreciative when visiting, but I find them to be cautious or suspect. It’s like they have their guard up.

Germans are odd. Friendly, but odd. It’s just such a different culture than America. I’ve always found them to be surprised when they visit America. I guess there’s a reason they are near, clean, efficient, follow laws and rules, and Americans...well...don’t.