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For situations in which at least two of the involved parties come from different cultural backgrounds.
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How do I let someone from a different culture know that they are doing something rude?
I'm a client paying for my take-out at a small authentic restaurant and quite pregnant. The female asian clerk is laying it on thick with:
"Are you sure there is just one in there?
= Yup! Just one!
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