Sarah HilkemannHost
Denise BeckHost
Kelli GilmoreGuest
It is controversial, and it, you know, I think it's a Western holiday mostly.

I mean, I know that it, like, has gone around the world and shown up in different ways, but yeah.

... here's what I did research, is if you are an American, you come from a culture that spends a whole lot of money on Halloween.

I'm assuming, like, kind of all of those things that people need to get ready.

And so, um, one other statistic that I found was super interesting is 74% of Americans plan to celebrate in some ways.

And why does that matter to cross-cultural workers? Here's what I think, is we have to deal with what do we do with these cultural things that happen in our passport countries that maybe don't happen at all in the country we're serving in, or happen in different ways.

It is controversial, and it, you know, I think it's a Western holiday mostly.

I mean, I know that it, like, has gone around the world and shown up in different ways, but yeah.

... here's what I did research, is if you are an American, you come from a culture that spends a whole lot of money on Halloween.

I'm assuming, like, kind of all of those things that people need to get ready.

And so, um, one other statistic that I found was super interesting is 74% of Americans plan to celebrate in some ways.

And why does that matter to cross-cultural workers? Here's what I think, is we have to deal with what do we do with these cultural things that happen in our passport countries that maybe don't happen at all in the country we're serving in, or happen in different ways.
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