Neighbours everywhere and different culture rules.

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We have arrived in Bianca's city.

And I already forgot what it was like from last time.

It's impossible to walk a hundred meters before a random neighbour strikes a conversation.

At some point Bianca needed to get her medicine and as a ninja she moved from tree to tree avoiding them just to get home in time. (she really needs her medicine).

Such a huge difference from the Netherlands where we just say a fast hello (or nothing).

But the most memorable event happened at the start.

We park the car close to her dad's house and get out.

Within a minute a neighbour (grandma) and granddaughter start talking to her.

They talk in an accent here and I have trouble following the conversation from the start.

But what I don't have trouble with is the huge black spot on the front teeth of the granddaughter.

It looked like a piece of bean skin covering the whole tooth.

It's mesmerising!

Bianca knows me and knows I'm about to say something about it because I would want someone to say something if I looked like I missed a front tooth.

So I get the 'the look'.

I know the look so I just stand there waiting for the conversation to end.

After 5 minutes they say there goodbye's and move on.

I turn to Bianca and say: "did you see that huge thing on her tooth?"

Bianca says, "yes".

So I ask her, why didn't you say anything?

"Because it's considered impolite".

.....eermm....what?

I'm baffled but I accept.

Different culture different rules I guess even though I won't understand this one.

Guess I'll be checking my teeth regularly in the mirror from now on!



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