Today I'm going to talk about five things you should not do in your mind. And it's not like normal dos and dos that you usually read in general travel I think about your mind. Those dos and dos are more for like the convenience of travelers like Renier Mosquito repellent and if it was like two years ago Renier on cash because there was no ATM and something like that. But here I'm going to talk about what foreigners should have right doing in for the convenience of Lucas. It's kind of like came respect to the society for use and yeah let's get started. I mean you should not walk over anything like books, journals, magazines and newspapers and something like that. The reason is I'm not sure why bad memory prevailed the books a lot although they don't really read a lot and the thing you are trying to walk over may contain religious images and texts and here's the thing. I'm not sure why bad is seems to me that most of the Westerners regardless of their religion seem to like Buddha's capture as a degradative item. They may be writing their reviews like seeing the Buddha as a very charming Asian who's tough to put at their doorstep or whatever. But for Buddhist no matter how we understand Buddhism teaches peace they will still be offensive. They see Buddha images in anywhere and related. Okay back to the point, Buddha image in the random exam may mean nothing for you but if you happen to walk over anything in front of many other people then there could be an answer to them. And I've been taught not to walk over any kind of books since I was very young and now that I'm not in number I sometimes don't really care if I'm working over books or not. But I'm going to show you how we usually do when we accidentally happen to walk over any kind of books back in the middle. So yeah if you are alone in your hotel room in Myanmar then you can do anything you want off easily. But if you're with locals you don't want to walk over any kind of books before that. I know that different countries have different culture and in some countries I just shall agree to. But in Myanmar which is still pretty conservative in some aspects you cannot have a different image if you have my heart before especially when a brother or a father has been or a boyfriend or other my friends are around. It's almost like a common sense among visitors to Myanmar yet there are some visitors who don't really want to follow this thing. I know it's a word that they have to take off shoes and socks at monasteries and borders or they might not want to be bothered I don't know. In fact I really understand that it's very inconvenient to walk that an even platform and that the super hot sunlight. But here's my advice. If you think you cannot do such things like walking with barefoot just don't go there just don't go such places and still relax with beautiful ways on. And if you really like to go there just take a few shoes as simple as that and you will not be enlightened by hearing requests from whoever think you're in a pain respect to the religion. It's obvious. I mean not only for the voters and monasteries but also any kind of religious places like Ma, Chars, Hindu temples or anything in the world not working new in a super-automated sexy clothes right. But the thing is many voters in the world including Shira and the voters became tourist spots and many visitors take those as the places for relaxation and when I was back to Yangon in less December and once you should have gone to the border I saw many lates rumbling their playbhage and a couple sleeping on the ground gazing at the border and hanging each other. I mean what it is I just don't get it. I don't wear shorts and skirts even in mehmer but I don't go to the border with these things on. And even if I don't have time to wear the traditional around court I mean I usually wear at least long pants and I would not wear any kind of slatty clothes if I were to enter a church or a mosque. And I think it's some sense of respect or common sense and I totally understand that for Yangon in Yangon it's not a big deal to have fun and the voters but we also do hope later respect from the people of business. I understand that different societies are different cultures and it might be a culture that is happy to make noise during a meeting in some countries but in Yangon it's really a nasty thing to do during a meeting you know like when you drink soup or something like that. I didn't want to make noise during our dinner or lunch since we were very young so we soon used to it and I'm not sure for others but for me it's very hard to continue my lunch or dinner if someone starts to make such noise at the table and I have to control my suffering not to cook or anything I have eaten so far I may be many others. And it's just a habit but if you happen to visit your neighbor and happen to go to a lunch or dinner with your local friends just not try not to make your mouth busy by making noise but by changing food. That's about it if you'd like to know anything about new one culture or something I did just leave your comments below and I'll try to address in our next videos. Ta-da!