The difference??

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Hey people.
I am writing the new post from a new place. I moved to Cincinnati, Ohio which is in the US of A. That was obvious, because it is as easy as baking a cake to pursue master's here. Right?

After 2 months of staying in this great nation, something started to strike my mind. Rather it is because I am travelling and no one is in the seat beside me.
The thing is, why does everyone take this country to be ideal for development, organised, systematic etc.
I have observed that the people here and back in India are the same. They have the same thing flowing under the different skin colors. BLOOD. Then why is it that there is a difference if we are all the same homo sapiens??
Rules are there everywhere. And people are there everywhere to break them. People come from different places and follow the rules here. Why? Because they have to. It is an alien nation and they are bound with constraints. One bad mark and it effects their careers forever. Why cant we do the same back in our country? What would happen if you just let a pedastrian cross first and then you go at a signal? And why cant we stick to our rules like how we try to stick to the rules here.
Even the courtesy that we show to others. How many of us did really thank a waiter in India for serving us some delicious food? Do we ever HOLD THE DOOR for someone?
I have learned these here and I like them. Maybe i did thank a few people for their help back there. But now I am going to follow what I have seen here. What will i loose trying to be kind to people? Nothing.

These were the thoughts i had from such a lomg time. So just put them here to share. Hope everyone tries their bit to do what they can to follow the rules,respect fellow humans and greet each other with a smile.

Will try writing more stuff whenever I can. My dearest friend Ritwik has been asking me to write from soo long. Here it is for you bro.

-Sushant Thotakura

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