A
and people would leave,
B
Uh-huh.
A
me alone. Whereas in this country where everyone respects the closed doors very much, if you go out and then act like the lunatic you, you violate the, uh, the norms of social, of, um, public behavior. Um, people start paying attention to you very much and they start asking questions and in the sense are invite-, invade, invading your privacy although, if you know what the social norms are, you know, quote unquote, you asked for it. But it does mean that you have yet another reason to follow a set of social norms.
B
Yes.
A
And which isn't of, always the case in all cultures, and it wasn't until I was thinking about it just now that I realized that's actually something that's culturally relative.
B
Tha-, that is true. I haven't thought about that and, and that it's fascinating to, to think a lot of someone who doesn't know how to say private.