Yes Mr. Levison, there's no such a thing as an international culture: as global business-making carries out into internationalization, it seems that we stick more and more to local "uses and costumes", than cultures. Take the EU, for example: in the northern part of Italy, in the late 50's, we were all very proud to become or be "europeans", but in the South they were not. And Italy is naturally not a large Country. I live in a town of little less than 2,000 inhabitants, there were four parties at the recent elections, one of which obviously won, some four hundred voters: how would you think the remnant voters will react to the winners' actions? I audited Companies and Organizations throughout Italy: I found different attitudes and approaches not only from North to South or from East to West but even in areas far fifty miles one from the other. Soccer is a significant example of these differences and of the rivalries it arises. As a conclusion, I would remind what I was taught by a former boss of mine: take it easy and don't be too strict. Thank you.