Some people need to learn the difference between a plot hole and not everything being spoonfed to them/things that will be explained later for suspense or plot purposes

They have a bunch in El Paso, TX

Whenever I try to play the story mode for GTA V on console it requires me to be connected to the internet to play

I did not know that and I'm glad I know now

It's the royal family of England, they're surrounded by countries whose main exports are gingers. And it's a recessive gene, so as long as both parents have the gene it's like a 25% chance ( more of a chance of one of the parents is ginger ). It's not a gotcha for cheating like a baby being black born to white parents.

It's part of the culture, but lots of things are part of culture. Architecture, food, media.
You don't have to completely immerse yourself in it to enjoy a part of it.
Yeah when you go to a place you at least learn the language and customs because they shouldn't have to cater to you, but you don't need to learn the entire history. Even in my own culture I don't know the history or more than the basic surface info of some stuff, and I won't expect someone who moves here to learn the history of jeans before they can wear them or not allow them to eat soul food if they don't know recipes or the culture around it. It's too much work to enjoy something that's simply meant to be enjoyed or used with no deeper meaning.

If it's just fashion though, there's usually no significance. Like turbans and hijabs have religious significance, bindis and henna have religious significance as well but it's also used just for fashion in India, and kimono, yukata, and sarees are just what the fashion was in a certain area. It's like if people had to know the significance of a corset or doublet before going to a renaissance fair. There's no actual significance to it.

Though some people do take that TOO far. Like some people will think you shouldn't be allowed to wear kimonos if you don't know the entire history of the Japanese textile industry.

It's not illegal if it shows up in YOUR mailbox. So if someone's package from somewhere else ends up at your place you can legally open it.

Is that what he would have wanted?
Also, wrong animal

It's because you can see their scalp between braids

It's more for the convenience you're paying for, and depending on how convenient they charge more. I once had to pay $4 for a regular bottle of dasani because they were the only store for miles