Yep. Edibles.

[LuckyCharms]

[NJCher]

1. considering the self awareness of

many Americans, I think this is very appropriate.

[sl8]

3. Was she American?

Assuming this was the incident in Iceland, the only descriptions of her I've seen is that she was a tourist, an Asian woman, about 160 cm tall, and spoke English well.

[NJCher]

5. does she have to be American?

I think she can be anything to convey the message in the picture.

[sl8]

6. Nope.

Based on your correlation of this story and the cluelessness of many Americans, I thought that you might have known that she was an American.

[NJCher]

7. that got a good

[EYESORE 9001]

2. That caption reminds me of woodsy misadventures from my misspent yoot

Mushroom hunts a little too successful. Most excursions included someone uttering the phrase, ‘uh oh…’

[Ptah]

4. Edibles may encourage you to eat your own face.

[OldBaldy1701E]

8. Yup.

https://i.postimg.cc/yx8WMh9K/temp-Imagebw-BMGK.avif

[LudwigPastorius]

9. My first time in Amsterdam (I was 22),...

I went straight to a coffeehouse and had a puff. I also bought a "Space Cake". Never having tried an edible before, I ate the whole thing.

An hour later, I was wandering around the city convinced that I had been abducted and spirited off to another planet that looked like a fun house. All the alien mandroids were speaking some kind of machine language that didn't make sense, and there were synthetic fembots in windows bathed in red light from the planet's invisible moon.

Somehow, I woke up in the correct bed in my hotel the next morning with my kidneys still intact.

[nuxvomica]

10. Finding yourself is not easy in this crazy world

I'm glad she had help.