I'm gonna goto a random stranger's house and knock on their door.

Mhm.

Thank you.

Enter their home and sit on.

They cannot kick me out for three days.

Welcome to our home.

Can I get you some water or coffee for three days?

They have to feed me.

Let me play with their cat.

Give me water and shelter.

And on Lee.

After 72 hours they can ask me why I am here.

Why are you here on guard?

How can we help you?

What you just saw may look exaggerated.

But it's a really thing.

In the Bedouin culture you have to treat guests for three days in your home before you can ask them why they came to visit.

Why are you here?

And this rare generosity is why you should travel toe Arab countries.

For example Take the Emirates.

In this country, there are a lot off Arabs who look like this.

Movies make them look unfriendly.

But in real life they are generous at restaurants you have no chance off paying for the bill.

The locals will always fight to pay on your behalf In other places.

People fight because they don't want to pay.

And here they fight because they want to pay way.

But then why just let it say, Why are you finding about?

It's considered shameful not to offer guests food.

That's why you'll see these meals and these meals regularly offered to guess.

There's the sing in many parts of the world that the customer is always right.

But in this part of the world, we say that the guest is always first.

They will also dress you up like one of them and share with you.

Their farm produce things is a lot of food, man.

Thank you.

Uh, I'm not saying this as a tourist.

I know this because I'm Arab too.

And for all my life, I did not know why my people fight to pay.

The tradition of welcoming someone for three days has been passed down from Bedouin culture.

No matter who you are, no matter where you're from, when we see you, you are welcome and you are safe.

What, Theo?

Truth is, my people have a lot off stereotypes and many of them are true.

We do have a problem with women treatment.

We do have a problem with tolerance.

We do have a problem with endless wars, but we do not have a problem with generosity because no one else would host a guest in their own home for three days.

Without question, there are many more stereotypes about us that need to be broken.

This is why you need to come.

Visit.

Come visit.

Come visit.

You will be safe, full and satisfied.