Dutch and Hungarians

Thought I continue to give my view of some more stereotypes. Dutch - Very friend people, always up for a social activity of some kind. Unrealible in business, show up late for meetings, smiling and saying "files", which means traffic jam and makes everybody immediately understand. Holland (which really is the area between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and the Hague and not the entire country which is called the Netherlands) is the third most populated country in the world per m2. I believe after Bangladesh and Pakistan, but any google-fan can object here. Stats change. Which means it is really crowded on the roads. But by no means would that mean that the Dutch would leave earlier to be on time. Or take the excellent public transportation for that matter. Dutch people resemble the Danes. And indeed, they are not so far apart. But for a foreign ear, their language sounds more like German. But they are not like the Germans at all. Very far from in fact mentalitywise. I like the Dutch. Have very fond memories from there. Hungarians - There's a totally other ballgame. Eastern Europe. 10+ years ago they were all Communists. Very fast change in those countries. I only have experience from Hungary. And that is not a good one. In business they do not know what to do. Never deliver on time. Are inattentive in meetings (all keep their private mobiles on, and answer when they ring!). Talk behind each others back. Do not understand the word "deadline". Etc etc. Mind you, it was a few years ago I had this experience, and since change is ongoing things may be better now. I will never find out, since I have no interest in ever going back there.