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I am Dutch, and prefer to be greteed when I enter a shop, I hate it when I enter or leave a shop and no one has acknowledged me What I do hate is when shop attendants swoop on you when you just want to browse, and never let you out of their sights (it's what Dutch sales people do very well!).Whenever I'm in the UK, when the shop attendant asks me how I'm doing, I reply and return the question. Because no one ever asks them how they're doing, and that way, they will do anything for you (of course, there are always exceptions). As far as the Doe normaal' or doe maar gewoon, dan doe je gek genoeg' ( act normal, it's already crazy enough') attitude is concerned, I hate that! I hate it that in The Netherlands you can not openly be proud of your achievements, or people will think you're arrogant. Worked hard all your life, and now you have enough money to build a villa? You shouldn't, because we're not supposed to flaunt our stuff. And when you dress differently (like I do) people will look at you like you're insane (less so in the big cities like Amsterdam or Rotterdam, but in most other places you'll be ridiculed by kids and stared at disapprovingly by adults).As far as that's concerned, I actually prefer the American way of being proud of what you do, and not being seen as a failure when something doesn't work out the way you wanted it to.I think I'm living in the wrong country for the kind of person I am