How affective are people in your country?

>call someone
No, you just show up.

>>76491020
based greece

People here expect at least a weeks notice prior to a visit. Showing up uninvited is considered very rude and imposing as well, even if you are good friends.

>>76491834
this

>>76491834
>>76491873
fuck, that must suck

would you personally find it rude if someone visited your house without invitation?

>>76491952
Yes. It shows you don't care about what the other person may be up to that you're interrupting.

>>76491952
Definitely yes. I need to be prepared before someone shows up

>>76491952
yes

>>76491952
no

I live in the middle of the US in a small-medium town.
as long as im white, most people here would take me in and cook me dinner.
i'd would need a reason to be at their house though. like if i was homeless.

>>76491952
Why would you just barge into my house, Argentina?

>>76491020
This. Us Salvadorans do this all the time. I love it.

>>76491952
Yes, formality is how our culture functions

>US
MUST be invited over

>Israel
Just walk in and everyone has a great time

The US has such a disingenuous sense of community. It's not like in Europe where at least over there they don't even pretend to care about other people.

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>>76492233
would you be cool with it if I brought churros with dulce de leche??

>>76490696
they would suspect you want to ask for some favor or money and get an anxious tight feeling in their stomach.

>>76491952
Really depends on the person but I'd rather the person be invited over

nobody has ever done this to me since I have no friends so I have no idea if this is commonplace or not

it feels like an overly aggressive and rude thing to do though, personally

>>76492430
Are Israelis really that affectionate?

>>76494969
Not really. It's common between good friends or family relatives. My mother used to keep the house tidy and at least presentable in case a friend or one of her siblings appeared out of nowhere. It didn't happen often, but it wasn't uncommon.

And I have the impression that it's even more common among lower class people.