#4: Smiling at Strangers on Public Transportation
A quick smile on a crowded train can be intended as nothing more than a pleasant acknowledgment. In parts of the United States, making brief eye contact and offering a friendly expression is a normal way to show that one is approachable. On the Paris Métro, a Berlin tram, or a busy London commuter train, passengers may follow a quieter custom. They read, look at their phones, stare through the window, and allow the people around them to remain anonymous.

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