REACTION TO 10 Things You Will Only Learn About Brazilians By Visiting Brazil | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- REACTION TO 10 Things You Will Only Learn About Brazilians By Visiting Brazil | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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You got it! We take a longer shower in the morning, after the gym or swimming, and before bed-usually about 10 minutes. The other times, about 98% of the time, we just have a quick shower (1-3 minutes) to freshen up or wash off sweat. We use just soap, and if you have short hair, you'll wet it every time.
When it comes to paying in installments with credit cards, the standard is usually up to 3 installments without interest. Nowadays, due to high costs, some stores offer plans of 6 or even 12 installments without interest. This is convenient because it allows you to buy multiple items at once without waiting to save up. When you choose installments, the store gets the full payment upfront, and the bank or credit card company (like Visa or Mastercard) manages the installments. For example, if I want an Xbox costing $2400 but can't pay all at once, I could opt to pay $200 per month over 12 months (usually without interest), which fits my monthly budget.
We start learning to brush our teeth in kindergarten. Parents usually send us with a small kit containing toothpaste and a toothbrush so that caretakers can teach us to brush-even if you have only one tooth-after lunch and snack time. Dental care is affordable here, so most people go for check-ups and cleanings every 6 months or once a year. Braces are common, regardless of age, because they're expensive, and some people can only afford them later in life, like in their 30s.
Dentist is cheap here. And our public health system cover it. So we do go to the Dentist a lot.
When I lived in a hot city in Brazil called Cuiabá I used to have 5 showers a day just for refreshing
You liked Brazilian culture.
Many foreigners when they come to Brazil want to visit the entire country.
Welcome to Brazil 🇧🇷☺️🇺🇲
This story about arriving late for the meeting must be a Carioca thing!
I don't know what the whole pork thing was about, but me, my dad, my brother don't eat pork either, and I can say we never had such a discussion or any problems whatsoever, is really not a thing. If someone was giving me a hard time about it, I would probably just tell them to F@# off. The guy was probably just a regular jerk who likes pork too much for some reason.
On the jokes about his islamic friend, people here really can be very ignorant of certain things by my experience. People won't pretend you are not from a different culture or country, or if you are fat or bald, they will point that out immediately and throw every stereotype right on your face, even if they never met you before. But is not like is a targeted thing, in this situations everybody is gonna be made fun for the most obvious thing about their appearance. I guess you have to set the boundaries all the time with people you just met, if they cross some kind of personal line, you have to make sure they know it right away or they will continue doing it.
React to: Entering into brazil in a tuk tuk episode 16
Is kinda of a long video but it show a genuine experience
20 min shower at least 😅
it is interest free the installments pay fee
O brasileiro é latino, sim claro. Mas o português faz os nossos costumes serem completamente diferente da América Espanhola. O que nos faz uma espécie de párea, os diferentões , nossa comida, nossa músicas, nossos habitos, até forma que tomamos cerveja ( geladíssima) ou comemos abacate kkkkk. Somos únicos, falo sem querer parecer esnobe. Então qualquer comparação não cabe. Vocês só vão encontrar o jeito brasileiro no Brasil.
Já vi alguns latinos falarem que o Brasil é aquele primo distante que toda a família gosta, mas por não ser tão próximo, acha que não é querido pelos outros.
Well , i am brazilian , i realize many foreigners just don’t understand the language or culture says things is not right. Lot thing is not right this way
The country is so big , and different cultures every state , even the way how to speak .
Every family is different too , some very conservative, others more liberal .
Big cities is different than small cities and go on
I get on time every where , every body knows where can get late or not. But , an hour is rude
Sim, no Brasil há muitas pessoas endividadas e com o nome numa lista negra (chamada "SPC" ou "SERASA"). Além disso, comprar à vista não é uma vantagem real no Brasil, pois para que as compras parceladas pareçam ser "sem juros" (conforme são anunciadas nos cartazes de venda), os valores à vista já incluem os juros que são pagos nas compras parceladas. Comprar à vista garante, no máximo, um pequeno desconto simbólico, o qual é oferecido para disfarçar essa artimanha. Além disso, o comércio costuma cobrar três vezes o valor de cada produto (tanto à vista, quanto a prazo), como forma de cobrir possíveis prejuízos com compradores que não conseguem pagar todas as parcelas e precisam ter a dívida renegociada ou "perdoada" (na verdade, pessoas que pagam a metade das parcelas já pagaram muito mais do que o valor real do produto, que é superfaturado). Infelizmente, o Brasil é a terra da malandragem e é o país que mais rende lucros aos bancos em todo o mundo.
Isso ocorre na minoria das vezes, em alguns varejos/atacadistas que oferecem eles mesmos linhas de crédito. Mas só em casos muito específicos, quando há baixa oferta e concorrência.
Na maioria das vezes quem dá o preço do produto quase nunca é a mesma empresa que toma o risco do crédito. Quem toma risco é a operadora de cartão ou o banco, e quem dá o preço é o vendedor do produto.
Quando você compra algo parcelado, o vendedor recebe o dinheiro todo dentro de 30 dias, (menos 3-5% que é o valor da taxa da operadora/banco).Ou seja ele não toma risco nenhum ao parcelar, pra ter que embutir o risco dos inadimplentes no preço do produto, ele só toma a taxa de no max 5%.
Obviamente quando o vendedor oferece o parcelamento ele vai considerar na precificação do seu produto a taxa do cartão, mas 1- a taxa do cartão funciona de maneira diferente (não é acumulativa) e é extremamente mais baixa do que juros são. 2- o desconto com a compra a vista é relativamente baixo, vai variar de 1 à 5%, porque varia dependendo da taxa que o vendedor teria que pagar no caso do parcelamento.
No Brasil, financiamentos tem juros abusivos, linhas de crédito tem juros abusivos, e quando não pagamos o cartão de crédito, são cobrados juros abusivos. Os juros bancários no Brasil para a população são extremamente abusivos. Mas isso não tem absolutamente nada a ver com o vendedor. Quem determina os juros do cartão é a operadora e o banco.
Você está misturando as coisas, misturando juros abusivos com taxas de cartão.