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First of all, everyone has an accent. For the most part, we just can't hear our own. Second, he's absolutely right. For the most, the idea that any accent or dialect is inferior to another is a false social construct. It's all arbitrary and in our heads.
Same in glasgow, they get dropped if at 9am, do their shift, then get back into the vans. The junkies are and can be aggressive too, the hang about the 2 main stations, what a welcome viditirs get. You start to become cynical, and real genuine beggars get tarred with the same brush
I have traveled to 32 countries over the course of 50 years, spending weeks in some of them. While there have always been scams, it seems to be getting much worse now, and more agressive and sinister. Between that and dealing with TSA, I am about to spending my money and just stay home
Hi 👋! I can’t afford a membership or patreon ring now since I recently lost my job. But I’d like to know what advice you have for those planning travel specifically to The Philippines. Specifically leaving from the east coast of the United States. My nearest airport is IAD. And The Philippines is a bucket list item for me. One of my aunts is from Iloilo. This is Andrew Keener.
Hi 👋! I’m Andrew Keener. I can’t afford patreon or a membership since I lost my job recently. But I’d like to know if you have any tips and advice for those specifically planning travel to The Philippines. Especially if they’re leaving from the east coast of the United States. I specifically would be leaving out of my nearest airport (IAD). The Philippines is a bucket list item for me. One of my aunts is from Iloilo.
Now imagine me in Yokohama, with already a dead powerbank, a dead pocket wifi, and a phone with just a few percent left......but made it back to my hotel in Tokyo with still 1% remaining! (luckily getting around in the Tokyo area isn't that hard, so would have found my way back even if my phone would have died)
I'm hoping at some stage in the near future, you'll visit us again, way down here in Australia 😂😂😂 I know it's a long way, and hella expensive, I know you've been here before Mark, (not sure if Jocelyn has or not)but I would love for you kids to see Australia too , keep up the great work mate🍻🍻🍻
I know you've spent time in Asia, but you haven't featured many videos from there. Any chance you'll be visiting Asia in the future? What about Australia?
Hello, we followed your advice, but don't forget to tell your viewers that the companies require cash only and many of them don't tell you that up front. We used A&M lux and this was the case. They told us credit card initially but then demanded cash we we arrived at our destination.
I have a very early flight out of Savannah. I'm reluctant to pay for a full night at a hotel where I'd have to be getting up by 2:30-3am to get there in time. Is there carpeted areas in both pre-security area amd after security in the main terminal where a person could have a seat on the floor and snooze for a bit? I'm guessing thhey don't like people spreading out on the benches in pre-security.. Also, are there any food options in pre-security, just in case I don't make it before TSA ahuts down for the night.?
This doesn't make sense. You go to the restaurant to eat something you don't cook at home. Italians cook at home. So it makes more sense that "local" restaurants are actually more touristy than the ones that have multi-regional menus.
