After the trip of Tunisia, I changed my mind, I expected better things in Tunisia but...
Can you imagine an accident and the people, standing near the car just looking what happens, and the women praying? That happens in Tunisia. Insted of helping they stay looking or praying.
Then, in the zocos, they told you that they can only sell you that item for 5 dinars less that the first price they asked first. Why? Some of them just say "I have sons, I have wife... I don't have money." Then, why do you smell drunk? Ohters say "Please, believe, that is quality. Look! Look! This is quality. Believe me." but it isn't quality, it's just synthetic. Why do they lie? They can have real economical problems, but... they'd better be honest. Then the tunisians'll have a better life because they'll sell more things without saying lies. Hey man, there are people in the world that are in worse conditions than you. If you sell one chicha, you can earn the money to eat for a week or more! So, be honest, you don't have to do the bad work, your son does it for you. He's only 6 or less when he starts selling things.
The most important things for the men of Tunisia can be: First: The money
Second: The president (he looks like a dictator)
Third: The religion
For the women that's different, they have to work in the industries, at home, take care of the children and pray.
After that trip, I don't like Tunisia, better, the society of Tunisia. If Tunisia is the most correct country of the musulman world, I don't want to imagine how are other countries.