Little Unspoken Rules Among Taiwanese People

How to tell if someone is Taiwanese in one second Unspoken rules of Taiwanese people 1. When eating out, tear off a tissue to place under your spoon and chopsticks. 2. Finish the last sip of your drink before leaving the establishment. 3. When paying, give the cashier exact change (or close to it) to make it easier for them to give you whole numbers back. 4. After eating with your hands, use the water droplets on your drink cup to wash your hands. 5. For salt-and-pepper chicken or braised snacks, pick one piece to represent the portion size. 6. Someone will hold the elevator button until everyone has gotten on or off. 7. Turn off the fan with your toes. 8. When a car yields to you, bow slightly and do a little run. 9. For bubble tea, tie the straw wrapper onto the straw. 10. In elevators, say B one, B two, B 3. 11. When a scooter seat is hot, pat it with your hand. 12. When buying things, never pick the first item. 13. After shopping at a hypermarket, leave any unused parking validation ticket on the payment machine.