What should I do in Seattle?
Step over some hobosEnjoy the world class beer at the local microbreweriesGo for nature walks at the parksTake a ferry ride to catch some viewsDo the generic space needle and mopop shitMeet some anons such as myself
>>2917668opinions of alex g?
>>2917657Vancouver sucks dick
>>2917642It's a beautiful trip from Seattle to Vancouver, regardless of how you get thereThe Amtrak Cascades trainGreyhound CarHarbour Air offers private charters, allowing you to skip the airport and enjoy the thrill of a seaplane. You will fly on a seaplane and board off a dock on Lake Union—not Sea-Tac. You’ll then deplane right in Vancouver’s Coal Harbor. Hop the Victoria Clipper at Pier 69 in downtown Seattle for a nearly-three-hour trip across the sparkling Puget Sound to the B.C. capital, Victoria. Ferries run 1-2 times daily. From Victoria, you’ll need a second ferry headed for Vancouver. The ride, which leaves several times a day, only takes about 90 minutes
>>2917970Did you actually just chatgpt this you lazy ficking pajeet?
McDonald's is the new compass, they're everywhere, and youll never be lost.Or if ur stuck in someone else's lands, you'll love that shit...
>>2917860only the foids dont like traveling there
>>2917882Because theyre the only ones stupid enough to travel there by choice
>>2917883dam u rite i miss momma's basement now. my mind is changed. fuck india. i hate it there and never want to go back.
>>2917882It's the opposite. Women love to go to India because of muh spiritualism, muh yoga. They turn a blind eye to how shitty everything is, at least until something really bad happens to them.
>>2917892>Everyone wants to go to India because of muh spiritualism and yogaThat's guys because a lot of guys find Indian women to be the most beautiful in human history and all of mankindAs for women, they aren't attracted to Indians as much and you can literally get muh spiritualism and muh yoga anywhere, much better in developed nations too For underdeveloped nations girls do SE Asia and Brasil because those have men that are are very attractive to women
Would you guys pay for business class for a seating arrangement like this with these tiny seats?
I can't claim to understand business class flyers, but if they want to subsidise my flight, so be it. I hope they have a nice time and get whatever they expect to get out of it.One group of people that will I will never see eye to eye with though is priority boarders. Why would you pay more to have to sit in a cramped space for longer? Why would you pay more to have to stand back up and let other boarders into their seats? I would pay to be the last person to get onto the plane. The less time I am on the plane, the better.
>>2917916>One group of people that will I will never see eye to eye with though is priority boardersi have never done it but as i understand it priority boarding is mainly a thing on budget airlines with unassigned seatingif you are travelling with friends or family and you want to sit with them on the flight i imagine it is worth iti know that is probably an alien concept for some people on here
>>2917936Budget airlines always assign you a seat, don't they? You can pay more to be guaranteed to be sat next to your fellow travellers, but that's a separate thing. You will still have an assigned seat no matter what. Priority boarding would just get you to the wrong seats faster.Only when I've flown on a very small plane with under 20 passengers have there not been assigned seats.
>>2917936>>2917936>priority boardingIts for goycattle who dont check their baggage
>>2917936I do it because I have autism and I like planes, if I could I would fly every dayI am genuinely excited for Project Sunrise and want to take one of those flights ASAPI can't be a pilot of FA because I would sperg out too hard so I have to make do
I dislike travelling>The journey is half the funNo
>>2914191>>2911476this is probably the worst place for travel info and conversation. The 23 neets that make up this board are the lowest of the low in terms of adulthood and acting like mature adult men in any way. "travel" obsessed manchildren.
Come to incredible India. It's always an exciting time!
>>2911454just pick a spot and stick with it, what's the issue? keep it as simple as possible
What do you dislike about it?
>>2917928The actual traveling part
Is Moscow really as great of a city as Russians claim it is? Better than any European city? I am talking purely travel, no politics please.
>>2915766Why haven't you ?
>>2915776Because I like having indoor plumbing?
>>2915739I'm guessing having room temperature IQ correlates with being "happy", if happy is being a drunkard. There are Russians in the Baltics that have never been to their beloved motherland, even though it's right next door. They cry fascism and oppression when told to go back. It's the same performative West hate conservative inbreds in America have, they are unhappy with their pathetic lives, so they have to make up a narrative that they are "replaced" and targeted. American ghettos have better infrastructure than most Russian towns. You'll never move there, because it's just a LARP and you know that you live too comfortably in the best(meaning socially liberal) part of the world.
>>2915634>Russian women all look like hookers, are very arrogant and not approachable.I've never been to Russia, but I've encountered Russian travelers in other countries and they're all very approachable and fun to talk to. Then again I speak a little basic Russian so maybe it was easier
>>2917912You sound miserable maybe living in an American ghetto isn't the paradise you claim it is
Does anyone love airplanes? It's the best part of travel.
Flying is an enjoyable experience when not flying poorliners or staying in economy.Premium economy is enough for the travel to be comfy and hasslefree.
>>2914820I love when they take off, it feels like a really intense high when you're changing G's like that while looking at the world around you get smaller and smaller
>>2914820I do
>>2915267i slept through my last takeoffdo i get an achievement for this?
Long haul in business or first class is the best. Well, on most airlines anyway.
Has anyone been to the Stans recently? Was scoping out a trip and want to know the vibes.
>>2875326Lmao why the fuck are you recommending a lake that no longer exists due to Soviet environmental damage?
>>2914148Why are you recommending staying in your mom's basement and never travel?
>>2914148looks like it could be pretty cool
>>2875289They're promoting themselves hard at the swimming world cup right now, so obviously a push is on for tourism
>>2915034Lake Aral is absolutely worth a visit. It is depressing yes, you see traces of what was the former glory back in the soviet days, and now it's nothing but a desert with rust buckets.
Does anyone know what city this is?
>>2910872Europe still smokes frequently for some reason.
>>2910370>>2910830>>2910835There NEEDS to be camps for people like this. Not verifying an answer from a platform known to hallucinate and to never say “I don’t know,” accepting it as fact, and calling someone lazy because they didn’t ChatGPT it is peak retardation.
>>2913597>another white cuck
>>2910352milan
>>2913722First of all, that's wrong. Second, russia is not Europe.
Was planning to go to Italy for the fall, but the $100 -$200 nightly rates for mediocre hotel rooms and the African crime wave against tourists changed my mind.Same situation in Spain, France and the UK . All no go zones in 2026
>>2910239? Drop the bracelet and walk away. Shut up limpdick
>>2908778
Wow 6 weeks after op posted this and italy and France are on fire
>>2917736Stop bumping your shitty /pol/cel bait thread.
>>2917837It's been 6 weeks and this blatantly off-topic troll thread is still up. And OP keeps bumping it.
Going to Brazil soon. Bento Goncalves and then Rio de Janeiro. I read Bento is pretty safe and chill so I'll explore the place (vineyards, etc.). But in Rio, I'm kind of worried about the violence (thieves, etc.). Is it bad?I'll be in Ipanema and Copacabana chilling but I'm also looking to hook up with local girls. Any advice ? I heard they can be super accessible, unlike here in Europe where you need a damn lawyer near by.
>>2915249As an Appalachian from my experience that affords you a big bonus in LatAm. I always get mogged by big buff masculine South Asian men when I go to Brazil. They see you as familiar, yet exotic. Us Tiny Timmies with our puny white peckers are brushed to the side.
>>2915215Ipanema and Copacabana could be kind of sketchy, but most of it due to homeless people. You should always be aware of your surrounding and don't have your phone out in the open by busy roads.The historical center of Rio wasn't that sketchy, (some) parts were kind of just old and smelled of piss but not real sketchy.I rented a car and drove from Sao Paulo and Rio and I was never really in a place where I felt like I was about to get mugged. Just exercise caution.
>>2915215for rio: go to any hostel w/ bar, buy a drink, talk to people. look for paulistas (chicks from sao paulo) taking a trip to rio, they love gringos and can usually speak some english. hit up mundo lingo thursdays, samba parties whenever, boteco belmonte leblon on weekend nights. be willing to start a conversation with anyone and brazil opens up to you, even without knowing portugueselived here for a while
>>2917646how big is your dick? length + girth + circumference
>tfw can't go to brazil without the yellow fever vaccination>tfw can't get the vaccination because of medical issuesbros...
After I finish my conscription I plan on going around Europe and possible Asia. Idea being not to really use planes as those are expensive. I'm thinking of using a sleeping bag to save money and try to live frugally. I think I'll get a good handle on surviving outdoors as I'm aiming for Recon and I'll get SERE training there.Anything I should consider before I leave? Any tips? I got 25k in savings and I'll be 21 when I leave for this trip.
>>2917258i meant per month. if you are slow traveling and living frugally that 25k would last you about 4 years
>>2917259Not sure what my budget should be per month, I suppose I'll just have to see how much it costs when I start it.
>>2917250Every campsite is different just like every hotel is different. Hermits don't travel, they stay in one place and avoid human contact. >>2917251This should be starting in April, not late October. Winter is much less adventurous because everybody is indoors. One of the biggest hassles is what to do with your luggage when you don't have a place to stay. It gets super annoying having to carry it all over a city, and if you stash it somewhere in the bushes it might get stolen.
>>2917249>After I finish my conscriptionAre you an IDF Jew?
I just spend 6 weeks camping for free across Sweden. Last year I did interrail and saw lots of countries.I know it seems like going slow is efficient and frugal but that’s only true if your goal is to go slow. €20 flights are common and €30 dorm beds are better than a park bench. You can still be the hardcore guy who is OK sleeping on a bench and taking an 8 hour bus every so often, but don’t imagine that this sort of thing is virtuous. The virtue is being OK with what you have, not stoking your ego about it.
American who WILL be traveling a lot for work. I need recommendations on what kinds of credit cards are food and benificial to me, what kinds of terms and conditions are generally considered kind and those to look out for. Thanks in advance
>>2917174I’ve been thinking about getting a Schwab, what makes chime better?
>>2917601Chime is technically not a bank, which allows it to bypass a lot of the safeguards and regulations placed on banks in the US. They've had problems with disappearing customer accounts and not disbursing the balance. FDIC insurance does not apply to Chime. But evidently they pay more interest than Schwab.
>>2917174>No minimus, basically 1:1 exchange rates or the closest I can find, no transaction fees abroad, ATM reimbursement, good digital card options.chatgpt says the chime cards have foreign transaction fees and they dont do atm reimbursement
>>2917094I used a Fidelity cash management card as my overseas debit card.
>>2917606Chime is a fintech, so it's best to keep it in a slush fund state. Most "chime count disappeared guys" stories I've heard usually boil down to "well da tech support people dun call me to tell me Biden givin me money".>>2917610I just used it at 711 the other day got my ~2.50$ fee replaced here in Japan, when I do a purchase the conversion is nearly 1:1, I think it's like 1:1.15.If you are really all about penny pinching down to the ATM fee, go with Schwab just last time I was looking to use them their mobile app and card replacement stuff was kinda lame.
Your board got featured on YouTube one month ago, 6.7 million views.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rmu0Ns8KGdw
>retarded YouTube grifter with retarded YouTube style videono thanksIt was an epic bread though, no one believed him at first
Hi everyone,there is a thought within me,circling around for years, if not just months at this point, and I think I would need advice and guidance from the people. I come from a lower middle class family, I think this is necessary to tell so that we can have a practical understanding on what can be done. So, the thought which is eating me up daily is that I should cycle from my city to Marseille, "why?", if you may wonder then honestly I don't even know, however let's call it personal goals at this moment. Now its a very ambitious, somewhat silly or even dumb of a thought to have, but I need to stress on the fact that I've had sleepless nights because of this. Marseille is somewhat around 6500+ kilometers away from my city and my mind has been specifically focusing on getting there via cycling only. So I need help to understand what can I do upon this (apart from going to therapy if you may suggest lol) and how practical is it? And should I do it? Though I am unemployed and am lower middle class
>>2913939honestly just go on reddit. this site is full of lifes biggest cocksucking losers. There is a reason why this is the number 1 most dead board on this fossil of a website.
>>2914867>honestly just go on reddit.You go first, kind stranger. I'm right behind you!
It will be much easier with lots of money in the bank, don’t count on getting a job or that it will pay as well as one you can get back home.This is a very long term goal and if you’ve never attempted something long, my advice is you will likely quit after a month. The first month will be an awesome adventure with some growing pains but after that you will be really tired and hate yourself for doing this. You will really have a lot of time to think and it’s easy to think about painful things.But… I think that’s the point. I find something really exciting then I go for it. Then when I fucking hate myself a month later, I try to have the mindfulness to think about what I *really* want. Turns out I didn’t want to cycle from Stockholm to Amsterdam, I just wanted to feel excited and this trip did it for me. But then I spent 2 weeks in Ystad and now I’m in Copenhagen and it’s too cold to be outside considering I can be somewhere nice with one plane ticket.So learn to set reasonable goals and be aware that the person making the goals is not the person achieving them. “I will only travel by bicycle” sounds nice until you have to pedal over a narrow mountain road in the sun, being passed by people who paid $5 for the bus to the same place.
>>2914002France is actually worse than Ukraine or Russia right now
>>2917739Imagine being the /pol/ virgin, spending your life shitting your pants in your mom's basement, and bumping offtopic /pol/cel wank fantasy threads as the sole thing you have in your pitiful life.
I’m driving from Chicago to Denver for a wedding in mid-October and taking a full week off work, so I’d like to turn the drive into a road trip rather than just making the 15-hour drive each way.I’m looking for suggestions for interesting stops along the way, both going to Denver and back to Chicago. I’m not looking for anything too elaborate. Basic sightseeing, interesting towns, parks, short hikes, scenic areas, good/unique food, roadside attractions, etc.I’m traveling on a budget, so I’ll probably be using campgrounds or sleeping in my car at hotels/truck stops. I’d appreciate recommendations for campsites, quiet/secluded places to stop for the night, or good rest areas.I’m open to taking a slightly longer/scenic route if there are worthwhile things to see. I’d love to hear about any hidden gems, odd roadside attractions, local restaurants, or places that are easy to miss along the Chicago/Denver route.Please recommend me things.
>>2907366Best I can think of for this route is the Hoover library in West Branch Iowa and Omaha in general which has some cool sites like the Gerald ford birthplace
>>2907366This is going to be epic. I've done this trip starting in central Iowa. By the time you get a few hours out you can see the mountains in the distance. It's such a stimulating hit since before you'll only be seeing flat nothingness for hours.The small towns in Nebraska are a trip to. It's like you're back in the 1960s.
>>2907366You can go through Kansas City and St. Louis, but you're not doing shit else.>t did literally that
>>2911180thanks, their weird hours wont work with me>>2911197not a road trip style stop for me>>2913531>you can see the mountains in the distanceits always night time going entering colorado for me, this time ti'll be during the morning so that would be nice change of scenery. this is why im not driving in a single seating.
You guys lied. The Midwest is awesome. Glad I didn't take the highway.
