1. Riding public transportation
One day riding the tram, I complimented a Czech woman on her scarf. She responded with a repulsed expression, and other times when I’d see her at the station, she’d always duck away. We extroverts receive sharp glares from other passengers whenever we do something totally normal to us — such as telling a story (albeit at a decibel slightly louder than a whisper or more), sitting next to a stranger when there are lots of open seats, or even just smiling in general. To us, transportation is more than just a means of getting to-and-from — it’s part of the experience. But we are the worst nightmare of everyday commuters in the city we’re visiting. We throw off their game. We make them feel uncomfortable.