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eva_ward88
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9h ago
Update: I finally get why my Indian coworker never eats lunch with us, and I feel awful
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lisa976
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4d ago
Vent: my coworker got fired in Ohio for eating lunch with the wrong hand
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taylor305
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4d ago
I told my cousin he couldn't wear his shoes inside my house, and now half the family won't talk to me
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terry850
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5d ago
Spent $400 on a Korean funeral gift set and committed a huge taboo without knowing it
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tara_mitchell
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5d ago
My Korean coworker taught me to never write a name in red ink, and I learned the hard way why
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the_eva
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6d ago
Unpopular opinion: my aunt was right to skip my cousin's wedding over the open bar, and I was the jerk for pushing her
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hannaht29
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7d ago
I thought my grandma was exaggerating about not talking about money at family dinners, then I saw it happen in Manila
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reese86
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8d ago
Spent $300 on my cousin's wedding gift in a culture where cash is expected, not presents
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black.amy
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10d ago
Serious question, my Malaysian coworker said never touch a plate with your left hand at a hawker stall, and I did it anyway on a $3 plate of noodles
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tara700
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10d ago
Rant: I ate with my left hand at a dinner in Mumbai and did not get why everyone went quiet
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the_joel
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11d ago
Serious question, a coworker from Denmark said showing your salary is normal there. Is that true where you live?
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nathan545
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12d ago
Was told to never show my left hand in Kenya and I still don't know if it was real or a joke
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lee733
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13d ago
Thought eating with my left hand in Zanzibar would get me yelled at... it didn't
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joseph_sanchez
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14d ago
Question about a cousin's wedding in Delhi where I got scolded for touching the wrong food with my left hand
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amy_foster56
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16d ago
I used to argue with my Japanese in-laws about slurping, now I do it on purpose
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