Jimmy Kimmel's Recent Trip to Ireland
Jimmy Kimmel spoke politely about his recent visit to Ireland, praising the country's decency, friendliness, and political maturity.
Personal Experience in New York
About 4,000 years ago, I visited New York City on a J1 visa. Early on, I tried to find a job in a familiar field. I had to first speak to the union representing that workforce. The woman I met was exceptionally helpful, as if I were a long-lost relative.
“You came all this way without a job? Let’s see what we can do.”
After thirty minutes of advice, job leads, and many useful contacts, she encouraged me:
“Now, don’t let anyone tell you New Yorkers are rude.”
Until then, I found New Yorkers sometimes brusque but no less polite than people in other big cities.
Reflection on Irish Hospitality
This memory came to mind while watching Kimmel discuss Ireland. While he made a lighthearted comment about leprechauns, he mostly emphasized the kindness and politeness of the Irish people.
Comparison of Politeness
- Kimmel praised Irish decency and political maturity.
- I believe Irish people are no more polite or generous than citizens at home in the US.
Author's Summary
Both Ireland and New York have polite, helpful people, but Irish kindness is not necessarily greater than that found elsewhere.
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