Why do I find people who do not travel as ignorant.

[UberEatsDriver]

Because these are the main people who at the same time have an uneducated viewpoint on how cities and countries are all over the world.

if you do not travel you should just sit down and ask questions like the non-knowledgeable person you are.

loser!


With that being said I am about to book a trip to Egypt next week. Can’t wait

 

[Rekkapryde]

Because these are the main people who at the same time have an uneducated viewpoint on how cities and countries are all over the world.

if you do not travel you should just sit down and ask questions like the non-knowledgeable person you are.

loser!


With that being said I am about to book a trip to Egypt next week. Can’t wait

Went to Egypt a couple of years ago. Enjoyed it.

You gonna be hot tho.

 

[Remote]

Almost everything I've heard about Cairo has been negative. It doesn't mean that I think it's not worth visiting, but generally when you have a lot of people forming a consensus about a place, their concerns tend to be more valid than not.
All of that to say that I think Cairo (and Egypt in general) are worth putting on my travel list, but it wouldn't be at the top.

I would agree that people who don't travel are generally ignorant of the world.
Probably the only thing sadder than someone who doesn't have the curiosity to travel, is someone who does travel and complains that things are not like they are back home.

 

[DonRe]

I feel you OP.

unless you have some debilitating mental freeze on travel and germs and shyt, ya ass needs to get out there.

see different cultures. Try different food. Experience shyt that aint ya city or country. And generally speaking the women in these other countries are beautiful.

 

[Joe Budden]

OP since you like traveling so much why didn’t you meet up with @Double Burger With Cheese when he offered to slap your kufi off.

 

[Maude]

Almost everything I've heard about Cairo has been negative. It doesn't mean that I think it's not worth visiting, but generally when you have a lot of people forming a consensus about a place, their concerns tend to be more valid than not.
All of that to say that I think Cairo (and Egypt in general) are worth putting on my travel list, but it wouldn't be at the top.

I would agree that people who don't travel are generally ignorant of the world.
Probably the only thing sadder than someone who doesn't have the curiosity to travel, is someone who does travel and complains that things are not like they are back home.

say people that dont travel are ignorant then display your ignorance of a place you've never visited.

 

[Remote]

say people that dont travel are ignorant then display your ignorance of a place you've never visited.

What I mean are the people who don't travel anywhere but insist their home country is the best.

A rational person would understand that if 90 people out of a 100 went to Syria and said that it was unsafe, it's probably unsafe. You don't need to visit there to accept that reality. Right? You're going to be willing to accept that it's probably accurate.
But if you want to troll about this, have at it.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Because these are the main people who at the same time have an uneducated viewpoint on how cities and countries are all over the world.

if you do not travel you should just sit down and ask questions like the non-knowledgeable person you are.

loser!


With that being said I am about to book a trip to Egypt next week. Can’t wait

The irony of this sambo c00n

This wanna be cac has an ignorant viewpoint about EVERWHERE...

 

[Rekkapryde]

Almost everything I've heard about Cairo has been negative. It doesn't mean that I think it's not worth visiting, but generally when you have a lot of people forming a consensus about a place, their concerns tend to be more valid than not.
All of that to say that I think Cairo (and Egypt in general) are worth putting on my travel list, but it wouldn't be at the top.

I would agree that people who don't travel are generally ignorant of the world.
Probably the only thing sadder than someone who doesn't have the curiosity to travel, is someone who does travel and complains that things are not like they are back home.

it's definitely not a place I need to see again.

My travel bucket list

- Japan
- Back To Australia (didn't get to see Ayer's Rock)
- African Safari (need to do an Ancestry Test to see what country I need to check)
- Barbados (Paternal Grandmother Mom is from there. Feel a need to see my Great Grandmother's BirthPlace).
- Back to London (liked the UK even though it was expensive as fukk)
- Mediterranean Cruise
- Back to Costa Rica (loved it there)

 

[Barlow]

I’m assuming someone shytted on OP again and he’s making a passive aggressive thread

 

[Remote]

it's definitely not a place I need to see again.

My travel bucket list

- Japan
- Back To Australia (didn't get to see Ayer's Rock)
- African Safari (need to do an Ancestry Test to see what country I need to check)
- Barbados (Paternal Grandmother Mom is from there. Feel a need to see my Great Grandmother's BirthPlace).
- Back to London (liked the UK even though it was expensive as fukk)
- Mediterranean Cruise
- Back to Costa Rica (loved it there)

I've been to Japan. It was 100% worth it. But I flew there dirt cheap so that impacts the experience a bit.

 

[MikelArteta]

Because these are the main people who at the same time have an uneducated viewpoint on how cities and countries are all over the world.

if you do not travel you should just sit down and ask questions like the non-knowledgeable person you are.

loser!


With that being said I am about to book a trip to Egypt next week. Can’t wait

I’m Going to Egypt in two weeks when you going ?

 

[Reflected]

I follow geopolitical matters significantly more than the average person. lol The average person knows fukk all about their own country. But when it comes to travel, I will throw on a VR headset, that will suffice. I never understood the idea of attaching knowledge to travelling when you are most likely just visiting tourist spots that are designed to accommodate outsiders, it's essentially like visiting a city in America and it's supposed to be like that to generate revenue. It's not like you are venturing outside of the tourists spots where you need the language to even communicate with the average person.

Don't get me wrong, I could see what it could possibly do for some people, but the average person is simply lacking in the reading department, not the eye candy and food somehow translating to foreign policy knowledge.


With that said, I might travel in the future but it's the furthest thing from a priority, I suppose seeing some of the architectures and art in person would be nice, but there is nothing "highbrow" about travelling given so many countries practically live off their tourism.

 

[MikelArteta]

Almost everything I've heard about Cairo has been negative. It doesn't mean that I think it's not worth visiting, but generally when you have a lot of people forming a consensus about a place, their concerns tend to be more valid than not.
All of that to say that I think Cairo (and Egypt in general) are worth putting on my travel list, but it wouldn't be at the top.

I would agree that people who don't travel are generally ignorant of the world.
Probably the only thing sadder than someone who doesn't have the curiosity to travel, is someone who does travel and complains that things are not like they are back home.

Cairo gets a bad rap because of the harassment. The touts are the worse, I’m using a tour guide so hopefully those fakkits stay away from me.

 

[MikelArteta]

anyways travel is my thing I love it

Going to Egypt, Athens, Germany, Denmark, England in two weeks and can’t wait .