ahhh... I have some family there. My brother went last year and stayed with em for a month. When he got home he literally kissed the ground. He said it is ofc smth to see, but he would never manage to live there.
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Indeed, I miss the diversity of the U.S. sometimes. And quality peanut butter. And real bacon (panceta just doesn't cut it).... and, MAPLE SYRUP!!! I miss maple syrup! And to ship it here would cost well over $40 for just 7 ounces (for just the shipping).
The people are cool though, and when I first got here the laws were so relaxed. But since it's getting worse and worse, like Pres Macri wants to mirror the U.S. in every way (particularly the war on drugs and prisons for profit).
But anywhooo.... getting a little off topic here. Hate to subject us to the spam police flag patrol.
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...my brother pointed out safety the most. Or should i say lack of it. I guess when u grow up with certain habits its a bit harder to adapt. I don't even lock my car. I can get up in the middle of the night and go for a run (never happened tho lol). I never check my wallet and see if its still there etc. And i never had maple syrup in my life. :>