When Indians go to the store to buy things and pay, why do they have to use their right hand?

Because Indians believe that the right hand is used to do sacred things, while the left hand is used to do dirty things, so when dealing with others, you must use your right hand, and when you go to the store to buy things and pay, it is naturally a must. Use your right hand.

A person is born with only two hands. Indians arrange their two hands one in the sky and one on the ground. The right hand of Indians is often used to directly grab food, shake hands with others and other more formal occasions. On the contrary, the use of the left hand is a bit unsightly.

Indians don’t use toilet paper at all when going to the toilet, but wash it directly with their left hand. They believe that the left hand is used to do these things. In the Indian mind, the left hand has been a hidden part from the beginning. So when they are eating, they cannot put their left hand directly on the table, let alone shake hands with others.

When it comes to paying for shopping, it is even more disturbing. If you use your right hand, it is easy to understand. The meaning represented by the right hand is very beautiful and sacred. But if you use your left hand, the meaning is completely different. After all, you will not be able to accept anyone using the hand that wipes your butt to give you money, not to mention whether his hands are washed or not. Cleaning is a problem.

The most important problem is that I have seen some old people like to count money with their saliva. This is a bit embarrassing to see in China. What if Indians also have this habit? Isn't this a big joke? Thinking about it, I feel that this problem must have existed in reality.

So in order to avoid embarrassment, when Indians go to the store to buy things and give money, they must use their right hand.