Indy, a native of the Netherlands, offers an amusing take on Dutch culture, particularly their tendency to ask for money through Tikkies—the app where you send a request for payment for even the smallest items like fruit or a packet of mayonnaise. She shares how this habit, which might seem normal in Dutch culture, often crosses the line into what some might call "cheapness."
But is this frugality practical, or does it reveal something deeper about how the Dutch value money? 🤔
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That’s beyond cheap.
Oh my god that’s freaky
Gotta buy that good chocolate somehow😂
Requesting money for 2 bananas is diabolical ☠️
Calling that cheap is an insult to the word.
That's a bad culture
Today’s society has lost it’s mind
To each their own. I'm not into this type of culture. I'm grateful to learn about this without learning it first hand. Could be a mainland northern Europerean thing. Because I unfortunately learned Germans are this way
I love this country❤