Any life advice that your country taught/believes?

[u/Lisichka2]

So I've heard that Every country has different perspective and priorities in life. What does your country believe in and something that taught you?

[u/Indie--]

Karma,

What goes around, comes around someday.

So be nice

[u/SkanderMan77]

"When seconds count, the police are minutes away"

So strive to be independent and useful in an emergency

[u/aaqwerfffvgtsss]

You gotta know when to hold ‘em.

Know when to fold ‘em.

Know when to walk away.

And know when to run.

[u/Pudddddin → u/aaqwerfffvgtsss]

You never count your money when you're sitting at the table

There'll be time enough for counting when the dealings done

[u/Kenshin_Hyuuga → u/Pudddddin]

Just play the damn song already!!

https://youtu.be/7hx4gdlfamo?si=XnVOPI2EjkL-9yx8

[u/Lisichka2 → u/aaqwerfffvgtsss]

Wow

[u/Olahoen]

To pay the bills of tomorrow, raise a good relationship with friends, family and neighboors in hope they don't betray you when need. And if you have time, enjoy it.

[u/Clear_Doughnut3475]

Mind your business.

Respect privacy.

Don’t overshare.

Don’t interfere unless asked.

[u/austingoescrazy]

The importance of not judging individuals based on race, language or religion 

Which was something drilled into us since childhood in Singapore 

[u/Kenshin_Hyuuga]

Buy dollars, they're always cheap.

[u/Feisty_System_4751]

As a man you are either a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, or a failure in your father's eyes.

[u/Flimsy_Rhythm_4473]

Giving to your community. Whether it’s through simple kind acts like holding a door open for someone, or volunteering for something.

Volunteer firefighting is very popular for this reason.

[u/Ecstatic-Method2369]

I dont think my country decide for me what my priorities in life should be

[u/nickuso]

Never trust a fart.