Soccer-loving Scots shocked by how ‘daft’ Americans really are — and how much they love to have fun

Fonte: New York Post

When hordes of hilarious, hard-partying Scots crossed the Atlantic and invaded Boston for the World Cup, what surprised them the most was just how totally “daft” Americans could be. “I knew the city was friendly, but this has been really something else,” Glasgow influencer Andrew Dobbie told The Post. “I never expected it.

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