Is Money the Symbol of Appreciation?

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s, but for the most part, it’s true.For me, it is just culture, we can appreciate people with so many things, maybe food, even sometimes smiles is enough.Even though some people say that in Russia smiling at strangers is weird, I don’t really know, I’ve never visited Russia.But you know, giving money is simpler, most people have it and people bring their money everywhere.Appreciating people with money is okay, as long as you don’t do it in Japan or any other country who don’t like this culture.Another example. Maybe in the UK people loves small talk to be polite, but in America, people don’t like small talk.I think all of that is stereotypes, most people love money, but people in developed countries like Japan don’t really need small money.People love smiles, there are so many Russian in my country, and they are still smiling at strangers here, maybe they

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just don’t do it in their country.People love small talk, as long as they have the same frequency, you can talk about something they like, and of course, if they have the time for that.We are actually the same, of course, we have to respect other cultures, but if you are confused about that, you can appreciate other people with love.What do I mean by love? Love is respect, kindness, and everything good about you is love.Maybe you don’t have money, good advice, or beautiful smiles, but you have love.Love is always the answer.<a href="https://medium.com/@ainurroviq/membership">Get full access to every story on Medium!</a> Your membership fee directly supports me and other writers you read.Originally published at <a href="https://ainurroviq.com/the-symbol-of-appreciation/">https://ainurroviq.com</a> on May 27, 2022.</article></body>

Many people want to be different, build their own cultures, and try to be better than others, but we are still the same.

I’ve been visiting Japan for three weeks in 2020, and I was amazed by their attitude, culture, and so many things.

But, I don’t want to talk about my trip, I just want to tell you about one thing that probably you already know.

Yes, I want to talk about tipping culture. Tipping in Japan is not customary, maybe not only in Japan, but Japan is one of the most popular ones.

Of course not 100% of them practice it, there are a few exceptions, but for the most part, it’s true.

For me, it is just culture, we can appreciate people with so many things, maybe food, even sometimes smiles is enough.

Even though some people say that in Russia smiling at strangers is weird, I don’t really know, I’ve never visited Russia.

But you know, giving money is simpler, most people have it and people bring their money everywhere.

Appreciating people with money is okay, as long as you don’t do it in Japan or any other country who don’t like this culture.

Another example. Maybe in the UK people loves small talk to be polite, but in America, people don’t like small talk.

I think all of that is stereotypes, most people love money, but people in developed countries like Japan don’t really need small money.

People love smiles, there are so many Russian in my country, and they are still smiling at strangers here, maybe they just don’t do it in their country.

People love small talk, as long as they have the same frequency, you can talk about something they like, and of course, if they have the time for that.

We are actually the same, of course, we have to respect other cultures, but if you are confused about that, you can appreciate other people with love.

What do I mean by love? Love is respect, kindness, and everything good about you is love.

Maybe you don’t have money, good advice, or beautiful smiles, but you have love.

Love is always the answer.

Get full access to every story on Medium! Your membership fee directly supports me and other writers you read.

Originally published at https://ainurroviq.com on May 27, 2022.

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Is Money the Symbol of Appreciation?

Many people want to be different, build their own cultures, and try to be better than others, but we are still the same.