Interior Design - October 1, 2002

As an American, it's easy to feel inadequate compared to the Dutch. We've got a president who's barely proficient in our single language, while it seems that the average cashier in Holland can give change in three tongues. Squeezing into our gas-guzzling SUVs, we're the most overweight country in the world; the Dutch cut a slim profile, whizzing by on their bikes.

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