Drive 959 dives into how every home operates under its own unique set of unwritten laws.
Zuko Komisa
Every home operates under its own unique set of unwritten laws.
As children, we often assume these domestic rituals are universal truths, only to experience a “culture shock” the moment we step into a friend’s living room.
For some, the “law of the land” involved strict digital boundaries, such as limited television time or a total ban on screens during meals.
Others may have grown up in “shoes-off” households, where wearing trainers past the front door was a cardinal sin, or perhaps your kitchen was a strictly off-limits zone once the final dish had been dried and tucked away.
Social etiquette also varies wildly between rooftops.
While one family might insist on formal titles for elders, another might encourage a first-name basis.
Drive 959 weighed in on rules that felt normal to them growing up, but weren’t normal to others.
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