Language shapes the way we think as individuals and contributes to many aspects of our lives, such as the way we learn. The way we talk about things can also say a lot about a culture and is influenced by the communication we use and the way we speak to each other. An example would be Bushmen speaking negatively towards hunters who brought food in order to keep everyone humble and equal in power. In a way, this idea follows the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis to explain how their use of critical language will influence men's thinking overall. Additionally, how cultures share and prepare food is a major aspect to consider. It is important to examine the expectations that a culture may have, based on the idea of ​​reciprocity and the dependence it maintains on the other.