[P.O.E.]

Back in the day, anytime we went outside the US (business travel) we were given a briefing & reading material on the do’s and don’ts of other countries/cultures.

[Westbrook]

We still get the do’s and don’ts when traveling to other countries, but NOT bringing illegal drugs is a bloody no-brainer.

Given that he thinks he’s a she, its brain is already compromised.

[rktman]

Yup. I still remember as a kid going overseas for my dad’s assignment/deployment that we were told the same. Circa ‘61.

[Jaysin]

I’m taking my family to Dubai later this month, and have already looked into the “Dont Do’s” there and discussed with my wife and kids.

no I wont insult Islam, or take photos of people without their permission, or try and buy some weed, or drink in public, or tongue my wife in public etc....

[Allegra]

Back in the day, anytime we went outside the US (business travel) we were given a briefing & reading material on the do’s and don’ts of other countries/cultures.

Yep. And I don’t think they even had to tell us not to bring controlled substances. That’s a common sense thing.

[ealgeone]

Went to London four years ago. Minded my manners and kept reminding myself I wasn’t in the US.

[mmichaels1970]

Back in the day, anytime we went outside the US (business travel) we were given a briefing & reading material on the do’s and don’ts of other countries/cultures.

Yep. And I still didn't listen. I got caught trying to smuggle contraband into the USSR back in 1986. Took them about eight seconds to find it. I was only 16 so I got lucky and they laughed at me. Shew. Thought I was going to the gulag for sure.

[Leep]

People tell you the dos and don’ts about different regions of the US.
She had to know better.

[bgill]

One would think not taking drugs into most countries, specifically Russia, would be a no brainer. No sympathies.