Cultural Differences in Consumption

The podcast highlights significant cultural differences in consumption practices between Taiwan and other countries like the United States. In Taiwan, open drinking laws and a more relaxed attitude towards consuming beverages in public spaces create a distinct social environment, allowing for more casual interactions at convenience stores. Additionally, Taiwanese convenience stores offer a variety of healthy meal options that cater to consumer health consciousness, reflecting local culinary tastes. These differences showcase how cultural norms shape the way people engage with convenience stores and food consumption in general.