The Topic I Didn’t Address in Kenya
<p>Visiting a foreign country is a lot like being a guest in someone’s home. As a guest, your job is to appreciate the hospitality you’re offered without demanding that things be run or arranged the same way they are at your house.</p>
<p>That’s easy enough when it comes to the superficially exotic (inexplicably short beds in a land of tall people, unidentifiable breakfast foods, traffic laws that appear either whimsical or entirely absent). But when in the presence of customs that, no matter how much you allow for cultural differences, are clearly wrong, it’s trickier.</p>
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