When catching the bus in Samoa, it's different. So when bus is getting full and sometimes you have to get them to sit on your lap. Not joking, like I had I think two kids sit on my lap, like one time there was one kid that sat on my lap, got off, he got on to school and then there's a girl that sat on my lap. Not annoying, it was, we are very awkward but it's how they are but that's how they get room and space in the bus.
Not to scare anybody or anything like that, but you'll find that Samoans don't do some things at night. So they will not sweep their floors at night, they will not whistle at night, they will cover their mirrors at night, and a lot of the women, they will tie their hair up and they won't let their hair down like I have mine right now. Because Samoa is very, what the Samoans would say is very haunted. So yeah, ghosts is a big thing there. I mean, they bury their dead in their front yards pretty much. And so we live amongst our dead. And so many people have come out with stories saying that they saw this ghost here and this ghost there. So yeah, just something to look out for. It is pretty crazy.