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"For some Nigerians coming from the United States, where tipping is customary, I was taken aback. It was a perspective shift for me and I had to adjust my experience, my expectations. Overall, my trip to Nigeria was a fascinating experience, but it definitely brought about culture shock, the difference in customs and practices such as the way waiters were called and the absence of tipping for eye opening."
"For some Nigerians coming from the United States, where tipping is customary, I was taken aback. It was a perspective shift for me and I had to adjust my experience, my expectations. Overall, my trip to Nigeria was a fascinating experience, but it definitely brought about culture shock, the difference in customs and practices such as the way waiters were called and the absence of tipping for eye opening."
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"For some Nigerians coming from the United States, where tipping is customary, I was taken aback. It was a perspective shift for me and I had to adjust my experience, my expectations. Overall, my trip to Nigeria was a fascinating experience, but it definitely brought about culture shock, the difference in customs and practices such as the way waiters were called and the absence of tipping for eye opening."
"For some Nigerians coming from the United States, where tipping is customary, I was taken aback. It was a perspective shift for me and I had to adjust my experience, my expectations. Overall, my trip to Nigeria was a fascinating experience, but it definitely brought about culture shock, the difference in customs and practices such as the way waiters were called and the absence of tipping for eye opening."