เอาจริงๆรู้สึกว่า social taboo สำหรับวัยรุ่นคนอิตาเลียนน้อยกว่าไทยมาก คือการกระทำแบบนี้ที่รถบัสอิตาลีหรือแทรมเจอได้ทุกวัน แล้วผู้ใหญ่ที่นั่นหรือคนในสังคมไม่ค่อยรังเกียจ
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@macastel3@Ajarncom In Thai nobody talks on the train it’s always quiet Coz everyone knows the social etiquette. The noise this group of kids made wasn't just what you saw in the video. She already asked them politely to quiet down, but she was met with those horrible words and that toxic attitude!!
@jacobincambodia I’m not sure you’re being biased coz of that flag in your account name, but she was completely respectful when she explained the situation to the student group supervisor. For that woman to reply, 'Then sorry for bringing money to your country' isn't that completely out of line?
@ri_dt@RadioKaKaKa@NochPH But Italy relies heavily on tourists too, doesn't it? People from China, Asia, and America bring a lot of money to your country, yet you guys still have campaigns to drive tourists away, right?
https://t.co/CbCMXbuyR7
@ppcchhhh “Sorry for bringing money to your country” WOW!!! OMG++
But Italy relies heavily on tourists too, doesn't it? People from China, Asia, and America bring a lot of money to your country, yet you guys still have campaigns to drive tourists away, right?
🇮🇹https://t.co/CbCMXbuyR7