Well, that's what the ignore button is for - it's your choice.
Maybe I'll repost my "Things we have learnt about the USA from films and TV" thread.
For example:-
1) There are no parking restrictions in the US cities, there is always a parking space outside the building you wish to visit.
2) Americans never lock their cars.
3) A diner is always a disused railway carriage in the middle of a street.
4) A diner always has red gingham table cloths.
5) Americans never wait for a restaurant bill, they just throw some notes on the table and walk out.
6) Aliens always land near a small settlement where there is no CNN to capture it.
7) Car tyres always screech, even on dirt roads.
Plenty more where those came from.
Col
LOL, those are actually quite funny.
1. I wish that were true, but try finding a parking space downtown in any major city in Florida near where you want to visit. In Jacksonville, you'd be SOL for sure.
2. I always lock my doors. I cannot speak for anyone else.
3. Only in Mississippi.
4. There's a bill trying to enact that into law.
5. The server always brings a bill to the table. If paying cash, which I rarely do, I will leave the cash on the table and walk out.
6. As opposed to the UK archives recently released on UFO activity and covered by CNN?
7. You never see nice new cars on dirt roads in movies, it's always older cars. It's probably not the tires screeching, but some other "useless" part that was neglected, and again, most likely in rural Florida (think Middleburg) or Mississippi.