What cultural faux pas should I try to avoid making in SOPRON?

"In Sopron, Hungary, it's considered rude to toast with beer. This is due to a historical event in the 19th century when the Austrians celebrated the execution of 13 Hungarian generals with beer. Avoid discussing sensitive topics such as the country's communist past, the Treaty of Trianon, or any negative aspects of Hungarian history. These topics can be very emotional for Hungarians. Do not compare Hungary to other Eastern European countries, as Hungarians consider their culture and language unique and distinct. They are proud of their heritage and do not appreciate being lumped together with other nations. Avoid being overly loud or boisterous in public places. Hungarians generally value quiet and respectful behavior, especially in places like restaurants or public transportation. Do not leave a tip directly on the table in restaurants. It's more polite to hand it directly to the server or tell them how much you want to leave when paying the bill. Avoid turning down food or drink offered to you, as it can be seen as a rejection of Hungarian hospitality. If you must decline, do so politely and with a good reason. Do not rush greetings or goodbyes. In Hungary, it's common to greet each person individually and take the time to say goodbye to each person when leaving. Avoid wearing shoes inside someone's home unless the host insists. It's customary to take off your shoes at the door. Do not interrupt someone while they are speaking. It's considered rude and disrespectful. Wait for your turn to speak. Avoid being late for appointments or meetings. Punctuality is highly valued in Hungarian culture," said another expat in SOPRON, Hungary.