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Thread: What Is The Difference Between British and Dutch Mentality?

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    'Going Dutch' means that both a man and a female each pay for their own meal in a restaurant.
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    To put it a tad simplistically: compared to the British, the Dutch are more liberal (even libertarian) in their laws and politics but more conservative (small-c) in their behaviour, e.g. with drugs and sex.

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    ^ Correct, yes. The fact that you may, does not mean you should.



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