When communicating with security personnel or anyone you think may have a different cultural background, it is important to keep your communication simple and respectful. Here are some tips to help avoid getting into a deep discussion: 1. **Keep it simple**: Try to use simple, direct language to ensure that the message is easy to understand. Avoid using jargon or complex words. 2. **Focus on the point**: If you need to convey a specific message, stay focused on the core of the topic and don't stray from the main topic to avoid unnecessary discussion. 3. **Use non-verbal communication**: Body language, gestures, and diagrams can help convey your message and reduce language misunderstandings. 4. **Be polite and respectful**: Even if you don't want to get into deep conversation, be polite and respectful to avoid making the other person feel belittled or ignored. 5. **Set boundaries**: If the conversation starts to stray from the main topic, politely guide it back to the main topic or indicate that you don't have expertise in the relevant area. 6. **Listen openly**: Sometimes, listening to the other person's point of view may be an effective way to shorten the conversation and build rapport. 7. **Make an excuse**: If the conversation is difficult to continue, find a suitable time to end the conversation early by saying that you have other important matters to attend to. By following these methods, you can ensure that communication is efficient, friendly, and does not delve into discussions that need to be avoided.