My Culture From The Movie Talladega Nights

Culture is the way that people is different societies behave about scenarios. KC Chhipwadia said “ Culture is defining how people behave in certain settings across different groups”(2016). Each culture lives by different norms and truisms. One truism, which governs my life is from the movie Talladega Nights which states, “ If you ain't first you're last”(2006). This truism teaches me that if you don't do things to your best potential than you won't come out to be the most successful. I value America, family, and responsibility. These values have been shaped by my family, my life experiences, and my culture. Freedom, family and responsibility have a great impact on shaping an individual’s culture.
Freedom is important because it allows people to be individuals and to do things on their own. A challenge that
What shaped this value for me was my great grandpa, he shaped this value because he was in world war 1 and I found that really interesting so I decided to value my family more to find more interesting things that my family was or is a part of or interesting facts about our culture, for instance I found out from my dad that I am part viking and I was really intrigued by this and I learned there are a lot of interesting things that you can learn from family. One really good way this is explained is by Michael J. Fox and he said “ Family is not important, it’s everything “(2001). In an interview with Ted Neller ,my dad, he said that he values family because his grandpa died and he still have some questions that he wanted to know, and he told me “ always take the time to ask those older than you questions so when they pass the questions won't be unanswered”(2016). From this value I have learned a lot about the way things used to be and I take the time to ask these questions and I find interesting facts, and this make me glad that I asked