While in Bangladesh, Timmerman takes some children to the local amusement park, something he found normal but that the children would find to be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Food wise, Timmerman and the Bangladeshi children differed a lot in preferences. Timmerman is an American, which almost automatically made him a fan of pizza. The children, on the other hand, didn’t like pizza and for the most part left theirs half eaten. `Another example of cultural differences took place in Cambodia. While in Cambodia, Timmerman met a few young women who he befriended and got to hear the stories of. He decided that he should do something fun for them, much like he did for the Bangladeshi children, except he decided to take the girls bowling instead. Much like what happened with the pizza in Bangladesh, some girls enjoyed the bowling, while others didn’t find it as enjoyable. On the reverse side, Timmerman played a Bangladeshi game he had never heard of with the locals. All of these experiences serve to highlight the stark cultural differences between the world Timmerman is used to and that his friends are used to in their respective