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User: Caption: God for you me yeah a I&#39;m going to W this I mean honestly I can&#39;t believe how many homeless people are here the USA we&#39;ve all heard it be called the land of the free or the place where you can be yourself but we have some cultural rules too I&#39;m sure these will Intrigue you so stay until till the end and download the PDF with all of these rules in the description I&#39;m Benji and on this channel we learn English through interesting topics let&#39;s get into the video number one don&#39;t be late in the United States when we say 8:00 p.m. we mean 8:00 p.m. on the dot or preferably 15 minutes before 8:00 p.m. for example I start work at 6: a.m. so I&#39;m always there around 5:35 when I was in Panama I remember nobody told me to expect that people will be late and I had an electrician coming to the apartment he said he would be there at 1100 a.m. he didn&#39;t arrive until 2 p.m. I mean for example when I was a child if an electrician would have arrived hours late to my father&#39;s house he would have told them get out of here I&#39;m not giving you a penny that&#39;s how serious it is in the United States it&#39;s like saying my time&#39;s important and yours is not so you will wait for me so yeah don&#39;t be late number two don&#39;t talk too closely to somebody in the United States we love a little little bit of personal space so whenever somebody is a foot away from us and they&#39;re talking to us it feels really uncomfortable we would prefer to talk louder but from further away than to talk quieter and be close for good measure which means just in case I would say stay about 34 of a meter away from the person you&#39;re talking to number three don&#39;t interrupt people while they&#39;re talking I know in many cultures it&#39;s very normal to yell out something put out a thought while somebody else is talking however in the United States this is kind of a way of saying my opinion is more important than yours and it just seems a little bit narcissistic or selfish of course some people are all right with this and they&#39;re used to it however many of us are not number four don&#39;t talk with food in your mouth for us talking with food in your mouth is just disgusting if somebody asks you a question while you&#39;re chewing simply give them the finger like this wait what no not that finger give them this finger that&#39;s the way we say give me one moment I&#39;ll respond when I&#39;m done chewing personally I remember as a kid before I learned this cultural rule I would say something with food in my mouth and my dad would say you want to get hit for real it&#39;s extremely serious for us number five don&#39;t reach across the table if you need something across the table don&#39;t go to grab it simply ask somebody who&#39;s closer hey can you pass me that can you pass me the Sal can you pass me the pepper can you pass me the ketchup if you do that you&#39;ll just look a lot more polite number six don&#39;t slurp or make noises while you eat for example if you&#39;re drinking coffee do not be slurping that&#39;s slurping and that for us is another serious offense it&#39;s like the noise of scratching on a chalkboard it drives us crazy try not to do it when you&#39;re surrounded by Americans I know again this is very contrary to some cultures where chewing and making noise is kind of considered polite but here in the United States it&#39;s just disgusting we don&#39;t want to hear it number seven don&#39;t always treat strangers like strangers if a woman out in public asks you how are you doing she&#39;s genuinely asking you how are you doing you don&#39;t just say fine because that&#39;s considered rude rather you talk to her a little bit more like she&#39;s your mother or your sister I&#39;m doing fine um it&#39;s a hot day so I&#39;m a little bit hot how are you doing in general we&#39;re pretty open with strangers in most places for example a random conversation that you might have with a stranger might look like this how are you doing young man I&#39;m good ma&#39;am I&#39;m happy to be here and not working that&#39;s good what do you do for a living I&#39;m a solar installer I put solar panels on the roofs of businesses oh that&#39;s good son I&#39;m glad to hear that you&#39;re working lots of kids these days don&#39;t like working and Etc if two people start talking in public and they don&#39;t know each other but they&#39;re just polite they&#39;ll try to carry on a conversation it&#39;s just the Civil thing to do here in the United States number eight never forget to tip tipping in the United States is extremely important because restaurants can pay their waitresses a very low wage and they just have to live on tips so it&#39;s pretty obligatory we need to do it it&#39;s the difference between them being able to pay their bills and provide for themselves versus not you should always try to tip 15 to 20% minimum so if your food for your friends and yourself costed $100 you should give them $15 to $20 as a tip however if the server treats you badly you do not have to tip and you probably shouldn&#39;t number nine be careful with the police if police stop you on the street remember these people can physically abuse you if you scare them so keep your hands out of your pockets if they stop you make sure they can always see your hands so that they know you&#39;re not grabbing a weapon and try and act calm even if you&#39;re scared because if they think that you&#39;re acting scared they call that SU suspicious just try to give them whatever information they need so that you can move on with your day if they stop you while you&#39;re driving keep your hands on the steering wheel so that they know you&#39;re not a threat remember if they can&#39;t see your hands they might get fearful for their life for real and number 10 don&#39;t talk politics at least not too much as Americans we are more divided now than ever in most cases your political views will make you either be hated or appreciated by the person you&#39;re talking to and it&#39;s usually not worth finding out which one you could be having an amazing conversation with an old man and then you might say something like the only thing I don&#39;t like about the United States is that everybody has a gun I wish that they would just make guns illegal and and boom that old man is going to think this person&#39;s so stupid they think everyone here has a gun and they need to make it illegal were that divided or you could say I really appreciate that the Americans have the right to have guns and somebody might think oh this stupid person doesn&#39;t know what they&#39;re talking about there&#39;s so much violence you see what I mean you win or you lose but you got a 50/50 shot of making somebody very angry so it&#39;s not worth it so now you know these are the 10 things you do not want to do in the United States I promise if you want the PDF you&#39;ll find that in the description and if you want the flashcards to learn the vocabulary that you didn&#39;t understand in this video become a member below for just a few bucks a month and you&#39;ll get transcripts and flashcards sent to you every single week it was wonderful seeing you again friend have an incredible day goodbye
Description: In this video we talked about the most important cultural rules that you don't want to break in the USA. If you follow these rules you'll be a more polite visitor to the US. 

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--- The 10 Things You Shouldn't Do In The USA --- 
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Title: Don't Do This In The USA! 10 Rules You Can't Break Here
Language: en
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