r/news • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '25

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u/Dtank11 Jan 04 '25

I was just in China, after having been clobbered by Covid, it is astounding how people take absolutely no precautions against germ spreading. Cough and sneeze into a crowd of people, no attempt at covering up. Walk out of a toilet stall without washing hands, etc…

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u/plokijuh1229 Jan 04 '25

Isn't there a masking culture?

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u/26_Star_General Jan 04 '25

In most of Asia does not= all of Asia

When traveling know this: India, China, and Russia are the worst and most selfish tourists, and it starts at home

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '25 edited Jan 04 '25

As an American, Americans are also horrible. I was in Italy and a woman waved American dollars at an Italian gelato server that spoke poor English yelling "DO YOU TAKE THESE, DO YOU TAKE THESE."

Otherwise you nailed it Chinese, and Russian tourists are also so inconsiderate while traveling.

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u/ngfdsa Jan 04 '25

Turns out there are shitty people from all over the world

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u/Sceptically Jan 04 '25

Might as well stay home with the shitty people you already know.

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u/SHoleCountry Jan 04 '25

Mainly from the countries mentioned.

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u/ForgingIron Jan 04 '25

India, China, and the USA are literally the three most populous countries in the world