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Julia and Daisy, who have been friends online, made the decision to finally meet up in person. They go to a restaurant to have a meal together.
This restaurant is famous. My family and I have been here many times already.
No problem. I got you! Let me order for both of us. I know something you will like.
Sure, go ahead. I can't wait to taste it.
It's my first time here so I'm not familiar with their menus.
Here's our food. I ordered their best selling pork dish. It looks delicious!
Wait! I forgot to tell you that I am a Muslim. Eating pork is not allowed in my culture.
Oh, pardon me! I didn't know about that. I didn't intend to disrespect you or your religion.
No, it's totally fine. We can just order another dish.
Again I'm sorry. It's actually my first time having a Muslim friend. Next time, I will ask you first.
No big deal. We're just both excited about this meeting.
Yes, me too. I respect your religion and culture.
It's true. I hope it doesn't cause any problems to our friendship.
Of course not. I like having you as a friend, regardless of what your background is.
It looks like we have a very different cultural background.
You know what, I think we should meet up more often so that we can bond and learn more about each other's culture. What do you think?
I agree. It's a great way to deepen our relationship. By doing that, we can prevent mistakes like the one from earlier.