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So have I, truly. And I do see some amazing things in blogs and social media, Germany is full of castles and history and epic landscapes. I know my 5-days is hardly definitive and maybe one day I’ll go back to see some other city. Maybe if I’m living in Europe and I can get a cheap flight and get a weekend in somewhere very pretty, I would totally give it another go. Berlin is a shit hole. People from other parts of Germany joke about it and don’t want to visit it. Munich, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Wiesbaden if you want to stay in Germany This. People always freak out when I say Berlin was my least favorite German city. I don’t think many Berlin lovers can handle the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this truth about how it’s dirty, bleak and graffiti and broke park benches right by the Reichstag. I spent a week there and while there were interesting sights and I loved Potsdam, I could never ever live there. I’m lucky I saved Munich for last as I fell in love with the parks, the cleanliness and the good transport that didn’t always smell like pee. And oddly, I had better experiences with the Germans in Bavaria vs Berlin-whom were a dour lot. To be fair. I dont think anyone in the history of civilization ever uttered the words “I really vibe with most Germans” lol

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I think it’s kinda messed up to casually push the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this stereotype that an entire nation of people, across all of their history, are unfun and unpleasant. I know it’s a joke but this small act of bullshit is part of much bigger act of bullshit stereotyping, activated since ww2 or ww1, that Germans “by nature” and “for all their history” are cold, antisocial, orderly, industrial and agressive. Germans being psycho villains in American movies, German language, all that mess. FYI, before the late 19the century and for “most of the history of civilization” the stereotype of Germany was “the merry land of craftsmen, artists, towns and and joyful drinking parties, but unorganized as they can’t rule themselves”, which just shows how the type of harmful stereotypes can shift across history. And how useless it is to try to generalize all nation in one sentence
Lol true. Hollywood applies the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this same tactics with everything Italian in the movies and TV and I’m not even Italian. Once you see it you can’t stop noticing it The other commenter already criticized the audacity to complain on the bleakness of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews, my additional comment is Just… what? What museums have you been to? Either you are, once more, complaining about some museum or exhibition devoted to the remembrance of Holocaust and ww2, which is shameful, or I don’t even know what to say, Germany is full of museums filled with all kinds of art. While I agree with you on certain aspects, your opinion is very superficial and face value, Germany has a lot to offer, but it is a matter of acquired taste; same with Berlin

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I was assaulted and put in crutches by the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this bouncer at tresor nightclub, after saying we could go in and then a big “SIKE!”. Pushed and fell on my hip into a piece of rebar sticking out of the ground. In general I found Germans to be extremely rude, and even though my heritage is deeply German in good and horrible ways, I’ll probably not return. I got extremely unhealthy in Berlin with how much debauchary I found myself in Can you tell us more? It seems like there is always a de-facto unspoken ban on saying anything negative about Berlin. Would really appreciate hearing about some of the negatives. No, although I’ve disliked a couple of places I normally book in for a month and wouldn’t want to waste the money.
Granada, Spain. It was a lot smaller than I expected, so I booked an Airbnb for a month. Left a week early. I don’t think I was in the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this right headspace to enjoy it. I would go back. Saw Rosalia live there, which was awesome. It becomes really small if you are not into what the city offers, but Its great to be there as a digital nomad, going to activities, gym, eating tapas, that city offers a very decent lifestyle if you are ready to embrace it, I remember the year I spend there it was so great, I miss that place. Santorini. Toured the island and there isn’t much of it or much to see. The little towns are OK but everywhere was so touristy. We were shown one small harbour which looked authentic and a few houses the locals lived in but tbh its over rated. One good view of the Caldera and that’s it And nice apartments but shitty Airbnb hosts. Had to leave 2 Airbnbs to find the right one, which never happened before
KL as in Kuala Lumpur? I found most of the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this people to be decent. The culture was fascinating cos it was a massive blend of cultures. More multi cultural than London. Athens, Greece. I came here at the start of this month for at least 3 months, I’ve already booked my flight home. SUCH a fucking dump The locals I met just were not friendly to fellow asians who can’t speak Mandarin. Felt very alone, met no tourists, hostel staff and other hosts couldn’t speak english, only saw Taiwanese travellers groups. Staff generally were not receptive to speaking English, let alone willing to help. Even hostile when I couldn’t respond to them in their Mandarin or broken English, expecting me to understand. There’s nothing there. And not in a good way. San Andres is like a poor man’s version of a typical mass tourism hotspot. Providencia is just poverty and rude people. It’s like a tropical favela, minus the crime. Just don’t go. Terrible experience.
Last time I transited there I thought I’d spend a night in a hotel 7km from the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this airport. I shit you not, I had to wait 40 minutes for Grab to pick me up and 1h42m to reach the hotel. Shocking comment, Lisbon. I planned to stay for the summer and I just didn’t love it. I felt it would be fantastic for holiday but not the best for me working/living especially given I was working EST timezone. Didn’t help that TapAir lost my luggage haha. I noped out of there and back to London where I visited and moved in with a friend of friend. Best decision ever, though I’d like to go back to Lisbon for vacation. Lisbon has been overwhelmed by tourism. The airport is way too small to handle it. The tourists and the expats are driving up rent, so the locals are pissed (I don’t blame them). That said, I never had any negativity from any Portuguese people, and found them to be quite friendly. I have a feeling though that Lisbon 10-20 years ago before it became a go-to destination, was better.
Yea I have friends who lives there who love it. And never had problems with people the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this 3 or 4 weeks I was there. Just wasn’t for me at that time. I really wanted to like it. I thought Iceland was boring as shit. Circumnavigated the entire island. Outside of Reykjavik, Akureyri, and a shit ton of waterfalls, there’s just a whole lot of disappointment. I thought the fiord towns would offer up some degree of coolness with things like hip cafes and bars. To my dismay we frequently dined on processed meats to fill the void. I hate to say it, but I agree. Unless you can stay for weeks and have a tour guide 24/7 it’s hard to feel like you are seeing most of the cool stuff. And we did see some cool stuff for sure, but felt kind of overwhelmed. Also it’s the must expensive place I’ve ever been. Like $20 for a bowl of soup at a small deli expensive Puerto Plata Dominican Republic. Everyone tries to scam you, it can be dangerous, horrible drivers, tons of prostitution. After 3 weeks i road tripped to Punta Cana then to the capital and a flight to Costa Rica and Nicaragua
I got there and just had no idea what to do. Saw the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this Wall remains and was done. Wandering around was uninteresting, I didn’t know much of the history of the city at that time, and I had no specific plans. Add to that the fact everyone I’d ever talked to had built it up in my mind as a great place, I was massively confused and disappointed. Ended up just sitting at the train station for a few hours because I had that little idea of what to do, which is very unlike me. I love aimlessly wandering, but I just couldn’t find the groove. What a silly comment. Yes, that’s how subjective experiences work. You go somewhere and you, yourself, like it or don’t. In virtually every single case, it’s “on you”.
Japan. All the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this rubbernecking made me so uncomfortable. What should have been a trip of a lifetime was cut down to less than one week. Yea, a lot of times employees didn’t want to help me at all when I was shopping in malls. They would make eye contact then go away. I would have to ask for help face to face then they would put a fake smile on and help. Japan is amazing but damn did it feel like I was in Fakefornia. I know how you feel. I ended up going to Malaysia to spend the rest of my vacation time. It was so chill and amazing. London UK. Spent a month in Paris before and planned to spend another month in London. I finished sightseeing in two days and wasn’t impressed with food. Locals were lovely but everything seemed subpar in comparison to Paris. Cut my month long stay to three days
We were traveling across Canada from west to east, we booked a hotel in Toronto but when we got to the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this hotel it looked so sketchy we moved on. So you didn’t care to read online reviews. In decades of travel, never saw a sketchy hotel in Canada after spending a little time online researching. KP was way too hilly and remote, I didn’t find it suitable to work when everything was so difficult to get to. I under estimated how hard it would be to get about without a scooter. Abruzzo was again way too remote. But literally people only spoke Italian and to do anything in Italy always requires you to speak to someone. So even ordering basic food was frustrating. And you was made to feel like an alien. Getting a taxi was impossible. So I was super isolated. It was really miserable. Then the Internet wasn’t good enough at the Airbnb. Had to go.
Wow, it’s incredibly shocking in to hear that you had to speak ITALIAN in rural ITALY. I would have never guessed. When you’re new to nomading at the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this time and KP comes up in the top places to nomad in on blogs etc, you’d assume it wasn’t completely isolated. The hills were some of the biggest hills I’ve ever seen. Some bikes genuinely weren’t powerful enough to make it up the hills. Speaking from experience. I obviously knew that. What I didn’t anticipate was how face to face people based Italy was. So ordering food required communication, getting a taxi required phoning and speaking only Italian. The transport links were extremely poor. The Airbnb was cut off from everywhere. The main issue I had in Italy though was how hostile people were for not speaking Italian. Rookie error though and I learnt from it. As Italian, this seems to me very very strange. If you try to speak only a bit of Italian (like “ciao”, “grazie” and very basic stuff) everybody would be very gentle with you and try to help you.
My experience in Italy wasn’t like that. I used basic Italian like those phrases. But I was clearly a foreigner. I’m half Japanese so maybe that played a role idk. But I went on to go to Anzio as a beach town near Rome was appealing and it was so hostile at times it felt dangerous. I got abused by an entire restaurant for asking for a English menu. Then, someone in the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this restaurant said invasion stop the invasion and laughing at me. Which was context to their recent political campaign i believe. I had constant aggressive stares in streets when I was talking in English with my girlfriend. I saw grafiti that said “locals only” “no foreigners” in English. I then witnessed fascist rallies in Rome with soviet Union flags. You surely were unlucky for finding and focusing on the bad sides, but I won’t say that it’s out of the ordinary.
When I visited Rome and asked a “tabacchino” about how to use the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this metro ticket (or something like that). I was surprised at how polite he was while explaining it. That should tell you about my expectations of Italian people, as an Italian. I’m brown skin, though not dark, and do not look like a typical Italian; and stayed away from tourist zones. Never had any problem like described and never felt unwelcome. I made a big effort to speak in Italian only, and even with my limited grasp at the time, was able to get around mostly fine. Duolingo lessons in the morning and practicing what I wanted to say on Google Translate before entering any store helped me get familiar quickly, and was certainly appreciated by the locals.
Agreed on transportation in Koh Phangan. Not willing to surrender my passport for a scooter. The dirty beaches / water there also surprised me. 10 years ago though, so maybe things have improved since. I didn’t feel comfortable driving a scooter on those crazy hills especially in wet conditions. Yeah agreed the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this beaches weren’t that great. I actually found most of the beaches to be over rated in Thailand. I much preferred the jungly cities like Chiang Mai. Cruising around Siem Reap on my scooter and checking out the temples near Angkor Watt is one of the highlights of my life though. Not a DN but when we went to Iquitos during an Amazon trip we had intended to stay quite a bit longer. We were so tired of Iquitos within like a day and left quickly. Hot, dusty, sketchy. This was also on Christmas so maybe not the best timing.
Yes. Hamburg. Too industrialized. The only place in Europe where I could look out and see literal fields of homeless people. Their downtown and cultural areas paled in comparison to nearly every other city I had been to by a factor of 10. Portland, Oregon. Openly hostile to visitors who were worried I might decide to move there and jack up their rents. No worries dudes, no chance of that. Also generally overrated. Not the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this friendliest people, but the city and surrounding nature spots are drop dead gorgeous. Great food and music scene as well When I arrived to the bus station, that I felt that heavy sun in my face, that I saw that long stupid tree-less highway with no obvious way to reach the city center, I thought “what I’m doing here anyway” and took the next bus.
Stupid part is having your bus terminal in the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this middle of nowhere 10km away from the city center and no proper public transportation to connect the two. How are you even supposed to get there. With your car?? It was 14 years ago, I had no phone, my english was so so, I was too poor for taxi, I had no idea how I would manage to find back the bus terminal. That’s the story of the place I instantly noped. Sevilla. Not sure why, but instintly didn’t feel good there. Maybe it’s only linked to the fact it was 45 degrees during my stay there lol (I’m quite used to warm weather and I love travelling to Spain tho). I’m currently stuck in Las Palmas, GC and locked myself up at home due to insane air pollution. The current AQI is 134 and it can get even worse here. Trade winds blow Sahara dust, mixed with toxic industrial fallout from Morocco through the canaries for days. Once I get away here I’ll never go back!
I left Medellin despite being shacked up with a 10/10 because I couldn’t find one place that served quality premium mocha java. I need premium coffee or I can’t function. And they can’t make it apparently, they don’t have the Jasmine Crockett ’28 for democratic nominee and nothing else or you’re a racist shirt so you should to go to store and get this technology. So I left. Morocco. Too much air pollution and eating 2 tajines a day gets old really fast. Worst cuisine of any country I’ve visited. Police corruption towards foreigners. I was stopped in my rental car at every police station and detained until I paid a bribe. Not all stations, but many. Varied between $5 to $20. If they say you are speeding (even if you weren’t) you can’t prove it like in first world countries. If this happens they threaten you with taking you through a lengthy legal process and large fines in the 100s of dollars. Can even detain you until the court hearing. Or at least threaten it. So I personally ended up negotiating and paying 50% of the $160 fine the police said I would have to pay to let me go. That’s my experience It’s a beautiful place for the beaches, but I got bored after a while. Majority of the people live in very poor conditions unfortunately. Wish it were different for them, but that’s what I saw. Only the resorts have modern accommodations and once you leave the resort it’s like you went back significantly in time. Unless you go stay in Stone Town. Even there I got constantly haggled by street vendors and the parking attendant attempted to hold my vehicle hostage by parking other vehicles around it so I couldn’t leave asking for 10x the price of parking normal fees.

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