So you've been up in my neck of the woods a couple of times.

I mean, you've traveled to Colorado, you've been to Wyoming once, you've been around

the American West a little bit.

I've been your way, quite a bit.

I really like Alabama.

But one of the things that I notice going between the two, and I'm curious if you notice

too, is that there's a slightly different set of unwritten rules about just how to be

cool to people.

And what this means versus what that means in one place or the other, have you noticed

that the unwritten rules are there and that they change a little bit depending on where

you're standing?

Absolutely.

Not just between where I live and where you live, but anywhere.

For example, you know the okay sign like, hey, how you doing?

You're doing okay and you hold up your finger and you make a circle with your thumb and

your index finger and then you have your three fingers, the okay sign.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, of course.

So here in the United States, you're like, you're doing okay, buddy, and you hold that

up.

Apparently in Peru, it doesn't mean that.

What did you find out that it means?

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