WAI wear is pronounced like 'why' in English. WAI wear refers to the Thai way of greeting: slightly arched, palms pressed together in a prayer-like manner. So why surround it? Initially, they just wanted to do something that represented Thailand, and they thought the hands pressed together looked like paint with a logo on it. Then they learned more! Compared to a handshake, which originated from examining someone's weapon and looking at the other person, a handshake involves lowering the head and exposing the neck. It's almost the opposite of a handshake. Wei said, "hello. Nice to meet you. They believed in you all their lives. "