Different cultures around the world are so varied that just doing your thing in foreign countries may get you into a world of trouble.

Let's investigate some surprising things you should never do in other countries.

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Don't step on money in Thailand. In Thailand, it's illegal to step on money, and it's because of one man on every note, the king.

The law state anything considered demeaning to the royal family can be an offense.

That means if you drop your bot at the market, you won't be able to stand on it to stop it from blowing away.

The Thai government also has a lot of power.

During a recent military coup, the Three-finger Hunger Games salute became popular

with protesters. In the end, they made the gesture illegal, and five people were even arrested

for doing it. There are lots more customs you should follow should you visit Thailand. For one,

it's never good to shout or to make a scene in Southeast Asia.

You should also avoid putting your feet up because, according to Buddhist beliefs, feet are the

dirtiest part of the body, and it's very offensive to point them at someone. Also, think of the

smell. Don't use your left hand in India.

You never think about what hand you use for what, but in India, you need to.

Never pass money, food, or shake with your left hand.

Your left hand is used for all things bathroom-related, so it's easy to see where this

comes from. In India, you should also get

ready for another custom, cue jumping. As cues are a Western construct, it's jump or be jumped

in the wildly long lines of India. Don't order white coffee after breakfast in Italy.

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