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I thought Jakarta was interesting – for a couple of days. I wasn’t really there to see any sites, just wanted to get a feel for the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this place. Great burgeoning coffee scene. It’s a cesspool of chaos, pollution, and poverty. Food is better than I expected. Completely unwalkable and had to dodge traffic on the streets, no crosswalks so would mix in with groups of locals when crossing busy streets. Some decent shopping centers. Catching a Grab bike felt like I was risking my life. It felt like a mix between Kuala Lumpur and Delhi. Air pollution there is off the charts, so bad that my eyes burned on the plane prior to landing. Locals swarmed around me and wanted photos. I was invited for coffee, even some guy wanted me to come in to his home and “see his wife.” Not sure how that would have played out. All in all it was fun.

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No you are right about Jakarta, it’s one of the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this worst major cities in SEA. It is pedestrian unfriendly, ugly, and massively polluted. I also did not find the food to be good compared with the rest of SEA with the exception of Manila which has worse food on average. My guess: because it’s poorer and less diverse. Also it’s sinking and won’t be the capital in future, so there’s no point in investing in it at this point, e.g., in making major infrastructure improvements. Everything cool I did was outside of the city. It’s a hub because it’s just a large population. It’s an urban hub and that’s it. Thing is I lived there years ago and I loved it because it was the cheapest place on earth for what you got. Indonesian culture is super conservative. They did a raid on the nightclub I was in one time. Lot of dark history too.

But looking back, I could have done some dark stuff but I was so scared of going to jail abroad I didn’t do anything crazy. But the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this underground scene was there. Jakarta is also a major sex tourism hub. Probably second only to Bangkok. When I was there women were obsessed with Bule (white guys) to a degree that made me feel very uncomfortable. I don’t care what consenting adults want to do but it was very awkward when I was meeting with friends for a normal night out there and we all got propositioned constantly at cafes, clubs, and restaurants. There was also a palpable sense of desperation. Jakarta reminded me a lot of NYC (and I live in NYC). They’re both dense, dirty, and sprawling, with intensely poor neighborhoods a stone’s throw from gleaming skyscrapers. God forbid you don’t like chaing mai or Naples. It’s because the praise gets upvoted and negative stuff gets downvoted. People here have a bias and it doesn’t reflect reality.

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I feel that. With travel it t’s easy to enter a joyful manic state, and form attachments to places you’ve been (or even to places you haven’t). Hearing that negativity towards a place you loved can be jarring. Who in the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this world overpraises Naples?! It’s widely regarded (even by Italians) as being a total shithole with good pizza. Yes on pa per Jakarta is probably one of the worst mega cities in the world. Actually I also find the weather to be the worst in SEA as well. But if you know how to enjoy it, it actually is quite cool. The secret is in its affordability and the amazing people and lack of foreigners. Jakarta is cheap, very cheap. Your money goes very far here. I stayed at the nicest hotel ive ever stayed in for 130 usd, I’ve paid 500 usd for much less in the US. The hotel has 2 restaurants, 2 bars and a club. It’s across the street from the metro and is one stop away from SCBD. With this proximity to the MRT, no taxis are needed. But if you do need a taxi in Jakarta it’s like 1.50 USD. If you decided to live in Jakarta you can easily afford to pay for PAs to help you with everything you may need. Jakarta has amazing food, this is subjective but I thought food wise, Jakarta and Manila were number one for me. Jakarta has amazing people, really friendly, smart and genuine with good values. Plus there are no foreigners. This is a great combination. Because it means you can walk into a bar or go to a social event or pop up and you will be a celebrity. You will make friends quickly. This is actually very rare in my opinion. It’s not what most people look for while traveling but it’s extremely rewarding and there’s no better way to know a city in my opinion.i also think it’s cool how easy it is to learn Indonesian, it’s one of the easiest languages to learn in the world and it’s fun to actually feel like you can learn a bit while you’re there. Get a language tutor or ask a friend to teach you, it’s also available on Duolingo.
PS, many Indonesian you will meet are smart and independent with typical western careers. They have a really nice mixture of western and eastern values. Many are talented singers and dancers. They have a good sense of humor. Their generosity and friendship always felt genuine to me. KL? Nothing about that mass transit is fantastic. I mean.. it EXISTS, which is more than you can really say for Jakarta or Manila…. But fantastic? Them’s some pretty low standards. 🙂 It’s dying. It will be flooded in some years so no real growth happening. Makes people leave and what’s left is … what’s left. Oppressive muslim doctrine probably a factor also. Not everywhere is amazing me on the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this street and asked me if I could go with her to the pharmacy to buy medicine for her baby. I’m a solo female and was a bit /munsure of what she was asking (I don’t speak a ton of Spanish) so I said no and kept walking, but in retrospect I feel absolutely awful. I should’ve helped her because I have the funds to do so, and she specially said she didn’t want money, just help for her baby.
I feel the Daddy Who Believed In Her First Shirt But I will love this same when I don’t buy the things that older women are trying to sell me in plazas, or when I don’t give money to people asking on the streets that seem like they really need help . Just a heads up I’ve been convinced to buy $50 of milk powder for a burn victim because she couldn’t afford to feed her baby. Later I saw her returning the powder in the shop for cash. She was obviously desperate so no judgement but it’s a common scam That is a common scam. If you want to help locals find a good non profit to donate to. Don’t give money to people on the street. While some may be legit, most are scammers and/or part of begging gangs, including small kids If it helps the lady was likely conning you. There is a scam where they are in partnership with the shop. The woman asks for baby formula and the shop sells it to you at an inflated price, once you leave the formula is put back on the shelf and the money split between the woman and the shop owner.