In American culture, the uniquitous public claims of love and excitement are built around a fiction of plausible deniability of their absence.
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"I am so excited" is usually code for "I acknowledge I've got no BATNA"
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nono, it just results from the incentives
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You definitely don't find that in German, Russian, Swedish culture, where love and excitement are private, intimate emotions. Even in Italy, France and Spain the semantics would be different, because love and excitement are not understood as vital parts of a business relationship
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I cannot generalize because I mostly move in very specific milieus. I experienced people in MA to be the most sincere, i.e. they tended not to invest as much into a simulation of jubilation they did not feel.
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