Differences in Spain from the USA

So I've compiled a list of things that are a bit different here for you own interest. In Spain....

• you bag your own groceries - apparently they can't afford to hire a bagger boy...haha!
• can't turn right on a red light
• ALWAYS have to show your ID with credit/debit card purchase. Doesn't matter if it costs 2 euros
• no carpet
• no central heating or AC
• light switch is typically on the outside of the bathroom
• eat big meal during the day, not at dinnertime
• only have to go to school until you are 16
• instead of stray dogs (Mexico), you see stray cats
• government pays for health care
• you live at home pretty much until you get married
• the tax is already included in the price
• greet each other with dos besos
• don't switch utensils in hands when you are eating
• cannot be home-schooled
• dress like they are going out for the night to go the grocery store (man, I miss my hoodie!)
• typically go to bed later
• grades are on a 10 point scale instead of 100 point scale
• high schools don't have popularity contests, nor dances, nor cheerleaders, etc.
• most cars are manual (my roommate has never even seen an automatic)
• more smaller, privately owned shops instead of big businesses taking over the world
• some people have never heard of Wal-Mart...now that's a shocker!!
• no death penalty
• have assigned seats at the movie theater
• sell beer at McDonald´s
• people say ¨goodbye¨in passing instead of ¨hello¨