They usually share their stuff and it is considered a bad, selfish, and unfriendly behavior if a friend refused to share any of his special stuff with others if he were asked to. They are so protective and possessive toward their cars, but again out of generosity and good manners, they will gladly give them to their friends when they ask them to borrow their cars even if they do not feel the same gladness from the inside. So this again shows us how some faces of personalities are built in the Middle East. That is, higher positioned people either by their family names or their jobs have the priority to be treated first wherever they were recognized. Furthermore, connections are a very effective aspect in S.A. Things that take days or even weeks to be done can be finished in a glance of eye if you knew someone in that place.
Jobs can give the people the respect they ask for.
For instance, teachers have their good position in the society. Students show their respect in the school by standing up when the teacher enters the classroom and never sit down unless they were asked to. The same thing happens when a student answers a question. Students are not allowed to eat or drink during class time either. On the other hand, you will never find one Saudi man works as a garbage collector because it is considered as a degrading job there.