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Behavior 'customs' and identification..
Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 01:31 am
by KMK0420
two things. while in amsterdam, what are the most common behavior customs? like what things shouldnt you do in public that are different from the USA? i just dont want to be considered rude or impolite while i'm there.
also, what form of identification will coffeeshops and bars accept from a US citizen? us drivers license? birth certificate?
Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 02:24 am
by AzLaker
Always be polite; please, thank-you. Don't be loud or obnoxious. Just have a good time and don't be afraid to ask questions if your not sure. The dutch are very friendly and outgoing.
Always good to carry a copy of your passport, or Drivers license with you at all times.
AzLaker

Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 05:06 am
by KMK0420
i appreciate it

will you be there for 4/20?
Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 07:21 am
by Pala
If you go to the grocery store, unload your basket for the cashier and pack your groceries in your pack after. You'll have to pay extra for bags.
Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 07:58 am
by sonicblue
Indeed, The Dutch are a polite bunch.
You will be in a Western culture so it will not be too different from the U.S..
Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 12:48 pm
by AzLaker
KMK0420 wrote:
i appreciate it

will you be there for 4/20?
You bet, wouldn't miss it for anything. I arrive the 19th, staying until the 23rd.
AzLaker

Posted: Sat 11th Nov 2006 03:03 pm
by courtjester
Other than what's already been said...don't walk in front of bicycles. They have the right of way. If you hear a horn honking incessantly, and don't know why, it's probably because you're screwing up and blocking their way.