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

"In Aberdeen, it's important to avoid referring to the Scottish as English, as this can be seen as offensive due to the distinct cultural and historical differences between the two. It's also considered rude to mimic their accent or make fun of their traditional clothing, such as kilts. Avoid making negative comments about their food, especially haggis, which is a traditional Scottish dish. It's also considered impolite to refuse a drink when offered, as this can be seen as a rejection of hospitality. Don't interrupt or talk loudly during a ceilidh, a traditional Scottish social gathering with music and dancing, as this is considered disrespectful. Avoid discussing sensitive topics such as religion and politics, particularly the issue of Scottish independence, unless you are well-informed and the conversation is appropriate. Lastly, remember that the Scots value punctuality, so always try to be on time for appointments or social gatherings," remarked another expat who made the move to Aberdeen, Scotland.