I offered him the gift and he straight-up refused it. Did I offend him?, Nope! That’s totally normal. People usually refuse at first to be polite—he was waiting for you to insist., So, I bought this clock for my Chinese friend. It’s a great gift, right? —, Oh, wait! I hate to break it to you, but that’s actually a bad idea. In China, clocks are considered unlucky because..., Is it okay if I show up a little late?, Definitely not. Being on time is kind of a big deal there—late arrivals aren’t cute in Germany., He kept saying, “Oh, you didn’t have to!” over and over., Classic Japan move. It shows humility, not rejection., I was thinking of getting something decorative… like a random souvenir., Hmm, maybe not. In Germany, useful gifts usually score way more points.., I noticed everyone opened their gifts right away at the party., Yeah, that’s totally normal in Mexico. Gifts are usually opened in front of the giver—it’s part of the fun.
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