" I'll take a slice of plain and a water, please." Replied Jen (My new date).

" Will that be it?" asked the cashier.

" Can I get a glass of water with a lemon on the side?" I answered.

"Sure, it will be a minute. Sit down and relax, we will bring it out to you."

Jen and I sat down in the far corner of the dinner and began talking. Everything

was going fine until our order arrived. To my disgust the New Jersey native, Jen, started

to eat her slice of pizza with her hands. Now, you may be asking what's wrong with that?

It is a common site to walk into a pizza parlor and see everyone handling their food, but

to an Argentine native like myself anything else than a fork and knife would seem

barbaric. Instances like this occur every day throughout the world because of cultural

differences. Another good example by Dean Barnlund, in Communication in

a Global Village is when former President Nixon and former president Sato met to

discuss a growing problem between the two nations. Because of poor "global

communication" their words where miss under stood and as a result a new wave of

ways such as in, sports, religion, education, family, and in the business world.

sporting news, but those of other nations (including the American sports). I think it

thing I would want. Gone will be the days of contrasts such as African art from Egyptian.

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Approximate Word count = 1441
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)