At least in the US. Hopefully other countries do better.

  • okamiueru@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I’ll never forget one of the dumbest things I’ve heard. Person in charge of the “orientation meeting” for exchange students at UCSB said with a straight face to the group of about 30 foreigners:

    It’s important that you don’t drink and driver, as you can get a big fine.

    Are you sure that’s the reason?

    Living in Norway, It’s been 15 years since I heard of someone I know, know someone who drunk drove. Likely a very different experience in other social circles, or other parts of the country (coughFinnmarkcough) , but I would say it’s definitely a cultural difference.