In this opening scene, the culture of New Orleans circa 1930 is put on display through jazz music, voodoo, chivalry, and differences in social status.

Dr. Facilier, a villainous voodoo practitioner, demonstrates his New Orleans culture, comparing his culture to that of the travelers' royal lineage.

The family debates the significance of white collar and blue collor jobs for the kids.

War veteran Walt Kowalski is invited to his neighbor's house, where he is educated on the cultural practices of the Hmong people. He doesn't show them very much respect initially.

Waverly brings her boyfriend home to meet the family and realizes there are a few cultural disconnects.