I am intermittently mediocre with empathy. I just got all fired up with the behavior of a tourist and my wife suggested i was maybe a culture thing.
So, are there any cultures where leaving the door to an air conditioned cat cafe open is a reasonable thing to do? I am pretty sure this is a universally shit behavior?
Edit: I love the replies. People don't need to agree with me- I posted to broaden my view. But I love the people who can't or won't actually read or who want to troll showing their dumb faces so they can be blocked. About 6 more knuckleheads I'll never hear from again! :)
EDIT 2: omg probably 20 blocked now! Let's go chums, somebody else make a comment about my wife/sex/value as a human! My block button is all warmed up and deleting you now means I don't need to do it later!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the frustration of a user regarding a tourist leaving the door to a cat cafe open, which raised concerns about air conditioning efficiency and the potential for cats to escape. The conversation sparked various opinions on whether this behavior is culturally acceptable in different regions and reflected broader themes about empathy and social norms. Many responses emphasize the need for awareness of one's actions in shared spaces, while others question the validity of overly stressing about such situations.