Given that they're in the minority who own a passport, I forgive them a lot for at least being curious. And in any event, that stereotype is dated now. It's the Americans I see being interviewed by Jordan Klepper that I despair about.

100% agreed. There are way too many other nationalities who are used to cutting the line, littering, spitting, talking loud, and feeling entitled than American tourists. Stereotypically and generally speaking, Chinese, Korean, Indian, Spanish/ Italian/ Portugese tourists share a lot of these “bad tourist” traits. After all, each country has good and bad tourists, of course the ratio can be different.. PS: speaking as an Asian American who has lived abroad and traveled the world quite a bit.