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In China, my son's wallet was stolen by a pickpocket. He ran straight into two Chinese police officers who caught him. They marched him back to my son, returned the wallet and the crook was forced to apologize. The cops took the crook aside, beat the living shit out of him in front of everyone, and then let him go!It's true. You can leave your wallet - with a stash of cash visibly hanging out of it - on a subway car or a busy street in Japan and it is likely to be returned to you. More often than not, someone will run you down on the sidewalk to return it to you if they see you drop it.
How about New York? Beijing? London? Mexico City? LA?
Lots of pickpockets in China.In China, my son's wallet was stolen by a pickpocket. He ran straight into two Chinese police officers who caught him. They marched him back to my son, returned the wallet and the crook was forced to apologize. The cops took the crook aside, beat the living shit out of him in front of everyone, and then let him go!
Kids in Japan are raised very strictly. They're taught to respect others and respect authority.It's true. You can leave your wallet - with a stash of cash visibly hanging out of it - on a subway car or a busy street in Japan and it is likely to be returned to you. More often than not, someone will run you down on the sidewalk to return it to you if they see you drop it.
How about New York? Beijing? London? Mexico City? LA?
You can go to the can at a crowded cafe, leave your phone, laptop, wallet/purse, whatever and it will still be that in 10 minutes.It's true. You can leave your wallet - with a stash of cash visibly hanging out of it - on a subway car or a busy street in Japan and it is likely to be returned to you. More often than not, someone will run you down on the sidewalk to return it to you if they see you drop it.
How about New York? Beijing? London? Mexico City? LA?
Kids in Japan are raised very strictly. They're taught to respect others and respect authority.
I knew a girl in college that grew up in Japan....and before she came to America she was a businessman's consort.
Too many *******...no chance.It's true. You can leave your wallet - with a stash of cash visibly hanging out of it - on a subway car or a busy street in Japan and it is likely to be returned to you. More often than not, someone will run you down on the sidewalk to return it to you if they see you drop it.
How about New York? Beijing? London? Mexico City? LA?
?????????????Too many *******...no chance.
No way yellow man...you're not gettin our secret word.?????????????
What is "*******"?
No way yellow man...
Japanese society is not perfect. Ohtani's interpreter stole over $4m in total from the baseball player's online bank account he had access to last year. MLB interpreters often work as money managers for players who cannot speak English, entrusted with checks and bank accounts.
same thing in South Korea.It's true. You can leave your wallet - with a stash of cash visibly hanging out of it - on a subway car or a busy street in Japan and it is likely to be returned to you. More often than not, someone will run you down on the sidewalk to return it to you if they see you drop it.
How about New York? Beijing? London? Mexico City? LA?
