A Canadian moved to Spain, but her stay wasn’t as positive as she thought, as the cultural differences seem to be growing more and more and there are a lot of things she can’t handle. For this reason he confessed ICT Tac the things he hates living in Madrid, testimony that has been made viralbut at the same time, it earned him thousands of harsh comments.

The customs he hates in Spain

April The Great (@aprildgr8) He shared two clips which he captioned as follows: “Spanish stuff that would send Canadians into a coma”a message that demonstrates how much the tick tock knew how to adapt to the Spanish way of life.

The first point you don’t like is the Iberians who wear shoes inside the house, but also in other people. Not happy with that, she also revealed that she couldn’t handle the banking hourssince it ensures that a person who works from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. does not have time to go to a bank branch (normally, these businesses close their doors at 2 p.m.).

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On the other hand, the lunch and dinner times they are uncomfortable because the first is 2 to 3, while the second is 9 to 10. On the same subject, unlike in Canada or the United States, in countries like Spain has a custom of sharing foodnot like in the Anglo-Saxon world where they are more individualistic, even for food.

Likewise, he showed that Spaniards are too expressive, even on the street (PDAsEither “public display of affection”, public display of affection), a fact that makes Canadians very nervous. Finally, he confessed that he was not satisfied with the direct way that Spaniards should express themselvesgiving an example”Give me a beer“, saying that in his country it would be said in a more “polite” way.

“How delicate Canadians are”

The video made a lot of noise ICT Tac and, immediately, thousands left their opinion to support or criticize it: “We also don’t know when to go to the bank with these hours”, “Canadians are tricky, mate”, “Eating at five o’clock in the afternoon is a snack”, “Okay, wait that they know there is summer time”, “I don’t think anyone in Spain says ‘give me a beer’ in a bar”, “people who don’t take their shoes off when they enter in the house scares me”, “at 5 o’clock in the afternoon I am I am having a snack, little girl, how am I going to have dinner? At 5 o’clock if then, at 8 o’clock, I’m still hungry?”, “You don’t say anything about the good weather, the good food and the quality of life, do you?”, “It is just that taking my shoes off at someone else’s house is rare”.