Do people who travel overseas actually learn anything?

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Everytime the subject comes up folks just talk about smashing broads. I'm all for smashing foreign hoes too, but that's not the basis of the trip.

Folks don't learn nothing about the language, culture, or traditions. Just smashing. Pathetic

 

[TL15]

It’s not a field trip breh


It’s a time to dip in the field

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

if you went somewhere and all you did was sit in hotels and nightclubs then of course you didn't learn shyt

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

It’s not a field trip breh


It’s a time to dip in the field

Folks very talking about learning 'new experiences' and be acting bougie like they so cultured.

 

[Idaeo]

You can’t paint every traveler with the same brush. I worked around the world for 12 years…some of my coworkers stayed in their room after work, some explored the city we were in…and others like me would venture out to other nearby cities or countries.

I always looked for off the beaten path restaurants with no English menus, stay in areas away from tourist traps and ask locals for things to do.

like a pro tip for Japan: Onsens, or bathhouses, are an option for sleep in city areas. The hotels within the city limits can be really pricey. So you go to the onsen after a night of partying, get a night pass, go in the mineral baths, get a massage, eat some traditional therapeutic food in the cafeteria, then go to the sleeping room full of lay flat recliners. Entrance fee + overnight fee is usually $50 or so.
Locals from the city suburbs do this often

 

[Hagendas]

They learn what pics look
Best on Instagram for likes

 

[High quality poster]

Learned how to stunt on you broke nikkas

 

[aXiom]

Everytime the subject comes up folks just talk about smashing broads. I'm all for smashing foreign hoes too, but that's not the basis of the trip.

Folks don't learn nothing about the language, culture, or traditions. Just smashing. Pathetic

I mean you did create a thread asking if you need a separate passport for every country you visit. I think even if you were to somehow manage to obtain a passport and make it to a different country, you'd still lack the mental ability to actually learn anything you goofy ass nikka. Stupid ass thread.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I mean you did create a thread asking if you need a separate passport for every country you visit. I think even if you were to somehow manage obtain a passport and make it to a different country, you'd still lack the mental ability to actually learn anything you goofy ass nikka. Stupid ass thread.

Post the thread because it sounds like you misinterpreted what I said.


Definition of misinterpret

transitive verb. 1 : to explain wrongly His comment on the speech misinterprets the speaker's meaning.

 

[AllHolosEve]

-I'm starting to put together a travel plan & I can tell you now I don't plan on learning anything.

 

[Givethanks]

We have it so good here

 

[luciddreamer]

Nah most folks just wanna say they've been here and there and take pics to post on social media.
Hashtag traveling.

 

[Jekyll]

Folks very talking about learning 'new experiences' and be acting bougie like they so cultured.

Nah its just that american culture is garbage and money centric and you realize how silly you look overseas where dudes are actually getting at women and dancing instead of trying to outspend each other and take pics. I would move asap if I could take all my fam and whichever friends wanna go.

That being said its hard to take in a place in a week or two. Especially any major city.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

best first place destination for when you never left the country in your opinion?

You can’t paint every traveler with the same brush. I worked around the world for 12 years…some of my coworkers stayed in their room after work, some explored the city we were in…and others like me would venture out to other nearby cities or countries.

I always looked for off the beaten path restaurants with no English menus, stay in areas away from tourist traps and ask locals for things to do.

like a pro tip for Japan: Onsens, or bathhouses, are an option for sleep in city areas. The hotels within the city limits can be really pricey. So you go to the onsen after a night of partying, get a night pass, go in the mineral baths, get a massage, eat some traditional therapeutic food in the cafeteria, then go to the sleeping room full of lay flat recliners. Entrance fee + overnight fee is usually $50 or so.
Locals from the city suburbs do this often

 

[Idaeo]

best first place destination for when you never left the country in your opinion?

London