Chuong: Luong tends to have that extreme sense of morality even though that kind of mindset is more common in the smaller Vietnamese towns and cities. I'm from Nha Trang, and social views there are slowly becoming "liberalized" per say but aspects of that kind of morality applies. TPHCM (Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh) or Ho Chi Minh City in my opinion, is about as socially liberal as it gets, though it's nowhere close to how America tends to be socially liberal everywhere, even in their smaller cities. Even American conservatives are more socially liberal than Vietnamese conservatives.

Yamazaki: Ryo tends to have that sense of morality as well. He lives in Tokyo, but avoids places like Akihabara, because of things like maid cafes. He also tends to avoid Kabukichō due to it's history with the yakuza and these days, it's picking up unbiblical elements that Akihabara tends to have at night.

Anushka: In India, morality is interpreted differently among our states as we are a multi-ethnic nation. Lekhan comes from the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, where people there tend to think their morality is not only the national standard of India, but also trumps over other Indians' interpretation of morality. In my opinion, people from Uttar Pradesh tend to have a superiority complex in India even thinking Lekhan is superior against many Indians.

Lekhan: People do say that about me.

Levi: And me.

Leo: It makes me even more embarrassed that I bellowed in the past, because it was unintentionally helping CNG's agenda. In my latest television appearance, I addressed that with the nation.

Super C: Addressed what?

Leo: I'm trying to get everybody to get over their mindsets CNG is giving them, and the mindsets it is giving them claim my parallels and I outrank everybody. Period. We don't.

Super C: No, you don't. But you're right; it's all about finding the gray areas. Don't make everything so black and white. If everything was as black-and-white as a specific select few of you lions have tended to make everything in the past, we'd be back in the Dark Ages.