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Cake day: June 23rd, 2023

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  • Ah French. I have to say the french are the absolute masters of Google reviews because they will knock stars off and complain about everything.

    Spaniard review: * * * * * Gente maja, birra buenísima y poca aglomeración

    German review: * * * * Das Bar ist super zentral gelegen und gut erreichbar

    French review: * A FUIR! Attention si vous venez a plusieurs et que pas tout le monde consomme ceux là ne doivent pas s’assoir sinon vous êtes humilier devant tout le monde vos amis famille etc. En gros vous venez a 4 et que 2 consomme vous allez recevoir les foudres de la patronne bref horrible accueil pas commercial et a la limite de la propreté! Moi ma fille a voulu m’offrir un café juste 5 mn avant que l’école ouvre ben du faite qu’elle ne consommait pas elle a humilier alors que c’est ma fille qui a payé le café et les bonbons pour les 2 petits et tout ça pour 5mn assis HONTEUX !







  • I grew up there, but spent a long time in Colorado and have a place in northern NM. The snow, cold, all fine all doable, but it’s the dark overcast that gets you.

    Depending on the region it’s a lot more interesting economically- lots of small businesses, plenty of summer activities. It’s getting expensive though, for what it offers. I think few people move to New England from outside new England though (except for the important cities). You will certainly get some funny looks when you tell people you moved from Arizona.

    I would personally move to a town with a lively population but not a big city. Think Burlington Vermont or Binghamton NY or great Barrington Mass. Definitely different and if you can settle in there probably a better life!



  • American who did a road trip through Germany for the first time about a month ago (I’m based in France).

    It’s great. Great roads, great food, great beer, friendly people, cheaper prices. German seems extremely hard but almost everyone I ran into spoke good English. Grocery stores had interesting products but seemed maybe a bit on the expensive side compared to France. It’s highly regional, so my feedback applies to Baden-Württemberg only. My understanding is that each state is pretty different. In some way, it felt a little like being in an extremely nice part of the US in some alternate reality where gore won in 2000 and built bicycle infrastructure and public transport and fixed the infrastructure.