What's The Rush? By Paulo Vieira-Moreno

Every culture has their own normal. It can be seen weird or abnormal for other culture. However, it is obsolutely normal for its own community. No two culture are alike. The normative acts which becomes a normal for the community, only after everybody looks at it as the same as a normal. For example, Americans emphasize polite behavior, especially in customer service. In addition, Americans believe it's importan to be on time they follow "clock" time seriously. So, you see, everyone has a different way of doing and thinking things. The culture shows the character of the peolpe in the community. To live for the long time with different culture people may affect to our own culture time by the time.
The article I have read "What's the Rush?" By Paulo Vieira-Moreno talks about his experience with different culture. When moreno moved to New York from Brazil he has grown already and he had Brazil culture formed into him. Moreno compares Brazilian culture with New York culture. In a Brazilian culture everybody used to late and everybody considered it as an okay. It is the Brazilian culture to be late he mentions. Moreno shares
It seems to me people in New York is more selfish. They don't want to live with their parents. At the same time the parents doesn't want their children live with them. They all want to live saperated. I have talked with a old American woman she was going home back from her doughters home. When I asked her why she doesn't live with her doughter. She answered me that whatever she likes her doughter doesn't like whatever her doughter likes she doesn't like. For example: she said when they watch movie her doughter likes advanture and sci-fi movies and she doesn't like it. She likes old documentry movies. This is why when they sit together for the long time they started fighting and this is the reason why she was going her own