Justinas Keturka
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Justinas Keturka
BoredPanda Staff
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Justin is a photo editor at Bored Panda. He was fascinated with visual arts and arts in general for as long as he can remember. He was obsessed with playing and making music in his teens. After finishing high school, he took a gap year to work odd jobs and try to figure out what he wanted to do next. Finally, around 2016, he started learning how to use Photoshop and hasn't stopped since. He started working as a visual advertisement producer in 2017 and worked there for almost two years. In his spare time, he creates graphic collages and even had his first artwork exhibition at "Devilstone".
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Madrid, Spain: Eating lunch before 1 p.m. "We are well aware that it's our meal times that are unusual, but they are very culturally ingrained and expected to be followed. In big companies where there is an office cafeteria, or in schools, 1pm is a normal time for lunch — it's considered earlyish but more or less in the middle of the work day. Otherwise the normal time is 2pm, or even 3pm on weekends."
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Madrid, Spain: Eating lunch before 1 p.m. "We are well aware that it's our meal times that are unusual, but they are very culturally ingrained and expected to be followed. In big companies where there is an office cafeteria, or in schools, 1pm is a normal time for lunch — it's considered earlyish but more or less in the middle of the work day. Otherwise the normal time is 2pm, or even 3pm on weekends."
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Tehran, Iran: Not trying to haggle supermarket prices. "Bargaining is so extreme in Iran that supermarkets have actually raised their prices by a lot to keep their old profit margins."
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Cairo, Egypt: Wearing camouflage clothing. "I don't know what it is but for some reason, a lot of tourists walk around like they're about to go on some super dangerous, ultra important journey through a jungle. They wear big hiking boots, thermal backpacks, etc. They also wear very camouflagey stuff."
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Seattle, Washington: Looking tan. "When someone walks into the coffee shop on the corner with a perfect tan, shorts, a t-shirt, and actually looks like they've seen light before, we all know they aren't from around here."
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Melbourne, Australia: Calling these "flip-flops." "Okay foreigners, it's time to get this straight: THESE ARE TWO THONGS! And calm down England, we are not walking around commenting on revealing underwear all the time."
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Boston, Massachusetts: Stopping to watch street performers. "Non-locals stop and watch street performers, especially in the T stations. These people are literally situated for tourists. Everyone else walks by, trying to cram onto the subway, to get to where they want to go."
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Johannesburg, South Africa: Being friendly or talkative with strangers. "Usually — though not always — the inhabitants of Pretoria aren’t very friendly or chatty. Not only do we not have the patience for it, but we’re also wary of the safety risk of stopping to talk to some random person on the street. Most non-locals, however, will chat on for ages about something they saw in a shop, or just approach you while you’re minding your own business and dive into a conversation about the weather. If it’s not a compliment or about sport, we probably don’t want to hear it."
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Alberta, Canada: Feeding the wildlife. "Don't feed our wildlife or treat them like they are pets. Respect them, and their space. Personally, I think we should just feed the tourists that do this to the problem bears. Kind of a win-win."
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New York, New York: Going to Times Square. "Locals would not be caught dead hanging out here."
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San Francisco, California: Wearing a suit as business attire. "Wearing a suit as business attire, even to job interviews, communicates that either 1. You are not from here or 2. You are selling something. Most tech employees, including many execs, wear anything ranging from business casual (khakis and a button-down shirt) to sandals and jeans, or even shorts, for day-to-day office activity."Show All 12 Upvotes
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People, Social Issues
30 People Share Loopholes That They Exploited For Years Before Someone Found Out

Social Issues
Man Decides To Decorate His Yard With A Black Santa, Receives A Letter From His Racist Neighbor
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Art, Funny
People 'Criticized' How This Artist Drew Bird Legs, So He Trolled Them By "Fixing" The Legs

Comics, Social Issues
Funny Illustrations Show How To Trick The Rich Into Paying Their Taxes, By Disguising Them As Various Things

Celebrities, Social Issues
‘Basic Trans Etiquette’ Goes Viral After Elliot Page Comes Out As Transgender
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