The lady in the coffee shop?

I was in a coffee shop yesterday in Ras Al Khaima when I noticed that most of the staff waiters are beautiful ladies (I would rather call them chicks). One of them came to my table to write down my order. The way she came, the way she talked to me, and the way she looked at me can kill a desperate a man in a desert! I should say that her “flirty way” in doing things penetrates the heart. My fellow made a funny comment on her unusual behavior saying: ”you occupied her”. I said: “no, she’s only doing business”. - READ MORE ->

Culture & Embarrassments

What might be “okay” to you could be embarrassing or annoying to others. This is why it is important to learn about the cultural/religious habits of people in different places in the world, especially if you live in a place where different communities share it together. This will help ease the communication between you and them.

Habits not only mean that let’s say -mainly- an Arab doesn’t kiss or even sometimes shake hands with none-close women when greeting them (which has happened to me quite often), but it also means that it is important to learn how Arabs make jokes, how their body and facial gestures are used when responding to others in a conversation, and how they eat, drink, communicate with others etc.. - READ MORE ->

Do you Smoke?

At the beginning of the 20th century, smoking was still a taboo in USA, especially among women. Few years later it wasn’t anymore. So what happened?

1- Cigarettes were introduced as the symbol of freedom and independence.

2- Thus manipulating the unconscious of the crowds.

3- Unconscious drives behaviour.

4- More back up by manipulating movie stars for this purpose.

5- It’s all about consumptionism, & you’re really not a “hero” at all if you smoke!

6- Edward Bernays is unwelcomed when discussing this subject.