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If it was biometric login, even easier. Would've gotten in before thebody even got cold.

Do you get shitty at pilots for landing the plane and just assuming everyone on board is good to get home from the airport, or would you like them to pay for 200 cab fares as well?

It's their job to fix people's shitty cars, not their shitty life admin skills.

We always just pick some key places, get transport (usually a hire van) and just go explore. Best thing is to go into small local places and ask them about cool stuff around. People are always friendly and love hearing about where you're from and what you're into, and the local suggestions are always stellar. Lots of times we've had people tell us a popular place is pretty shit and another lesser known place is way better. Most of the trip is unplanned apart from the key locations and expected travel route. But we'll skip stuff if we find something cooler or get advised to check out another place a day out of the way. We've diverted from plans lots of times, and because that's loosely the plan, it's super fun and rewarding.

It's also important to go do your own things and get out of each other's faces. Im into a lot of stuff she isn't and vice versa. So some days we go check out our own stuff and do our own things, then at the end of the day we share our adventures and anything cool we found we think we should check out later. I also tend to make friends easy, so it's not unusual for her to meet me and some fellow travellers at a bar and we exchange how our trips are going, what's cool, what's not, and suggestions on where to go next. Locals and other travellers are always friendly like that and it's obviously super interesting learning more and sharing about yourself and home country, where they should go if they ever visited it.

Lastly, don't stay in one place too long unless there's a reason like you're snowboarding for a few days, or something like that. Things can get real boring when you've seen enough but are still stuck there for a couple more days. That's why we usually opt for a 5 person van over hotels, little hotel room on wheels and costs about the same. It's also frustrating getting to a new place and it's awesome, but you're meant to fly out soon and you wish you didn't waste that extra day or two at the place you weren't having much fun.

It's important to remember, everything is just another town or city like where you came from. It's the culture and experiences you're chasing there which you can't get back at home. "Can I do this at home? Yeah." move on.

The timing of my phone coming off charge in the morning, going to work, then heading home, it's often at 69%. Almost always within a couple % above or below.

I know when this stops happening and I'm seeing 50s, probably means my battery's getting near end of life.

So, they're just gonna let some far-right idiots ruin a much deeper and longstanding culture?

Well, done.

Even if true, it'd be an official act.

That it's once again set in the US.

It doesn't even mean that, since there's all the oppressive social rights they support. A free market may be the only common ground shared with right libertarianism, then things go wildly different

"American lib" is a very different thing to a libertarian. It confuses the hell out of the rest of the world when you lot do that. Suddenly the conversation flips randomly, "Oh, wait they mean American libs which are actually mostly anti-libertarianism."

There are other words to describe what American libs are. Just because they think they're libertarian, certainly doesn't mean you call them that.

You forgot what they're already saying; God sent his angels to move the bullet.

Don't want to make any Americans feel bad, but that's where your country is at right now. No one's going to think less of you if you'd like to come join us elsewhere.

But did you know polar bears have black skin?