Italy is a 3rd world country
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Couldn't agree more. I spent 2 years traveling around Mexico during college and only found trouble when I went and looked for it. I would highly recommend visiting Oaxaca, Guadalajara and Puebla if you get the chance.
Italy produces botched plastic surgeries and oompa loompas.
Sure, I'm sure I could have a blast visiting Egypt. But it's still a sh!tty country. The two aren't mutually exclusive.
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Definitely get that vibe in Sicily. Messina is amazing. If there was one city I'd want to spend more time in Italy, it would be there.
Why not, friendo?
Why are you no longer living in Italy?
I was traveling along the Mediterranean - Pisa, Florence, Rome, Naples. The latter one of the dirtiest cities I have visited.
Italy sucks for many reasons but I will give you one example; If I go to a major city and I tell the taxi driver to take me to the center/middle of everything and the driver takes me to a large train station - then we have a problem. And it only got worst from there. Unless you are an archeology/history buff or not a spoiled American type, it's just a sh1tty country for the most part.
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I visited all those cities and had a fukking blast. I like visiting countries that are aesthetically and culturally different from the US or other Anglo countries. Maybe you should have visited Germany or France if you wanted to be in a place that is almost a carbon copy of the US.
I really don't want to visit a place that looks and feels just like the US except for the language. Mediterranean countries have a 'feel' of their own and I loved that.
I visited all those cities and had a fukking blast. I like visiting countries that are aesthetically and culturally different from the US or other Anglo countries. Maybe you should have visited Germany or France if you wanted to be in a place that is almost a carbon copy of the US.
I really don't want to visit a place that looks and feels just like the US except for the language. Mediterranean countries have a 'feel' of their own and I loved that.
Let me give an example of something I found so refreshing in Rome. It was right outside of the Vatican. It was around 9am and people were just chilling. Drinking coffee(in real cups) in cafes and socializing before work. I didn't see people running around in Starbucks paper cups stressed out commuting to work. its as if the people dont live to work. I just saw people enjoying life.
At night, I saw families not just nuclear families, but extended families, just chilling out in resturants enjoying each others company on a week night. When I explained to them how foreign that is in the US, they gave me
look.
They are way different than we are in respect to what they value in life.
At night, I saw families not just nuclear families, but extended families, just chilling out in resturants enjoying each others company on a week night. When I explained to them how foreign that is in the US, they gave me
look. They are way different than we are in respect to what they value in life.
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I agree with this...I found germany boring becuse it was too similar to the US except a lot cleaner. Italy was nice cause it had that old world feel. Not as modernized as the US and other western european countries like Germany or England. I like that kinda shyt. Its def grimier overall than the countries I mentioned but third world? I grew up in second world and it aint even close to that much less third world
. Americans really got no clue what the world is like to even joke about Italy being third world
I agree with this...I found germany boring becuse it was too similar to the US except a lot cleaner. Italy was nice cause it had that old world feel. Not as modernized as the US and other western european countries like Germany or England. I like that kinda shyt. Its def grimier overall than the countries I mentioned but third world? I grew up in second world and it aint even close to that much less third world
Real shyt, when you gotta keep toilet paper in your pocket and you sleeping in bed nets that's when you in some real third world shyt.
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You really are that walking ugly American cliche. I'm trying to figure out why you want to pay a euro grip to visit a place tags is just like the US. Maybe you should have visited Vermont or Canada instead.