Martha wholikespinacoladaandgettingcaughtintheraun I ruined the 666 comment muajajaja

"Then I got even poorer"

@@tidepodpadthai2633 "then i beg for money on the street"

@@Oir69 ha.. Facts 🤣

In terms of income I'm really poor, but I still travel a lot. I make it work.

Look at this pleb with only 15 acres, I have 65000 rooms in my house and own a medium sized country

A medium sized country? Pathetic. I own a giant country.

@@hawkfeather537 I own a continent

@@gaminglegend I own the globe

@@zodiaczap3285 I own the multiverse. End of conversation.

Well, to be fair the clinically insane role go way back, so it wasn't assigned to her

I prefer the term "cocaine elemental"

She's not clinically insane, she's just very violent and frightening. She's always aware of what she's doing.

Why don't you just choose to have rich parents?

@@david82633 more like, why CAN'T U CHOOSE to have a rich parents

I have a small trust fund that my Grandparents created for me but luckily I have great parents who taught me how to be wise with money and how not everyone is as fortunate

Those people need to be deported, this is why communism should exist...

@@alynfrank6746 I'm sorry WHAT

TheManWithThePlan I literally read your comment while they were saying that 😅

Celiscruz

TheManWithThePlan i

TheManWithThePlan he also got sunburned like super bad so yeah. Plus he sells sunscreen

*I’M PRETTIER THAN YOU!* me to

my country has 6 weeks paid vacation no matter what job you have every year :D

vincent schuurhof What country is this?

LukeMM95 Half of Europe

vincent schuurhof WTF?? What country? I want to live there

vincent schuurhof Tell me where I've packed my bags and I'm ready to book a flight.

No. Turkish delight is not a delight.

WhatANob is another Turk I can reaffirm that that is a great reason to be friends. Merhaba by the way

@@onatkalkan4907 I mean it tastes like rubbish to me, but whatever...

@@caidenbond1988 I am a turk too and I dont very much like it either it feels like I am eating sugary rubber.

@@demdemz8245 Haha

It’s not drew Gooden. It’s Daniel go sales who invented youtube

sorry auto correct

@@savabien7789 ... You are correct. I have been humiliated.

He must be so happy someone finally put a video on UKposts and it's not just him

Her dad invented one of our main forms of information sharing. You will know what he allows you to know.

You sound daft!

Me too! lmao.

so you can't afford free stuff?

debts, your family's debts, having a job that you can't come back to if you leave (and it's uncertain if you'll find another), if you leave you still have to pay rent (and you live from one month to the next) - very often, you can't afford 'free stuff'. in hungary, two thirds of the population can't afford even a week of inland vacation, and ours is not a giant country, you're never more far than 200 kms from the nearest border.

TheGreatRakatan I have three kids and zero money Why can't I have zero kids and three money's

Yeah! And then they act like you're uncultured just because you can't afford to go to every single country in the world.

+horsesrmylife78 That's because you aren't uncultured. I've been to nearly 50 countries and counting. So tell me abut your pathetic existence involving your dead-end job,loser family etc.

I joined the Coast Guard and have the best of both worlds. I can say I've traveled, but still sound rugged and blue collar.

+Niobesnuppa jealous, eh?

Martin laštovka Jealous? I live in Europe, I've been to many different countries. The difference is I don't brag about it to seem more cultured.

Traveling to a place unknown is the best place to travel

lol

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Because that was hilarious!!

Rin Omoi Especially when you open the fridge door

Stopped being too enlightening when the bulb went out.

Rin Omoi same

Waqas Ahmed MMMMMMM...soo good. If there is stuff inside

This kind a travel was THE SHIT in 2020, man!

it mad me laugh sooo hard! my fav vidéo of collegehumor

"I love to travel" i.e. get me out of where I'm at right now because I'm bored yet I'll still be on my smartphone whether I'm in Paris or Hong Kong. This applies to all genders BTW.

I love to travel.

Yup, it means "I want you to be rich, so you can take me places that I can't afford on my own".

David Wolf Honestly it's the girls paying their own way. Saving up from well paid jobs they obtained after four plus years of college and ditching free loaders. As the great prophets T.L.C. once said, "Nay, I don't want no scrub..."

Anthony Duran No, those are 'women' doing those things. 'Girls' don't do that at all. They depend on men for most things, so that they don't have to grow up. When looking at profiles there are little red flags I see, that tell me that a girl is immature and a mooch. Things like, "I like to go on road trips" and yet it sates that she doesn't have a car. Or, "I like quadding, boating and horseback riding" yet she doesn't own any of those things. It says she has expensive tastes, that she can't afford, and is looking for a man who will pay for those things for her. She wants a sugar daddy and if your cash runs out, she'll loose interest. Girls like that aren't worth the time, if you're looking for something serious. If you're not and you don't mind paying for a girl's time, then go ahead and continue to teach girls they can objectify men for their money and never have to grow up. No one likes a leech and a user. When I look at a woman's profile and see her list of interests, I want to see things she actually does, on her own, not a wish list of things she wants to do, if only someone would pay her way. That's a red flag, in my book.

Uglyknees good point

Or visit countries on your own continent. I've gone on weekend trips to Paris, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Madrid etc. and you can get really cheap tickets (around $20) and the flights are on average just 1.5 hours or 2 hours at most. Sure going to Asia or America would be more expensive (I live in Europe).

Ingen Ting not a lot of options here in North America....

even cheapest flight ticket still cost month salary so I dont know what low standards you talk about? Swim there?

+Son of my Father There are plenty of cheap tickets. I've visited other countries in Europe including France, England, Ireland, Spain, Netherlands and Greece etc. all for tickets as low as $20 and rarely much more than $50-60. That's far from a monthly salary (even in a third world country!).

same!

I not poor, but I don't travel much. Books are magical.

+Quallentina Knievel Agreed!

The average price of about 8 books is equal to that of an average plane ride to somewhere nice on a budget airline. Just sayin'.

Cometmoon448 Yes.. Unless you borrow them for free at the library...

A genius has spoken

The pudding is a lie

or a graphic designer who gets paid through paypal!! ;) (a.k.a. ME)

Cafe con Leche Abroad could you teach me a little bit about PayPal? I always wanted to use it

Cafe con Leche Abroad ah coño que eres hispano

Muhammad Arif Zahran hehehehehe me too

Ikr!!!

it takes me an hour just to ride my bike into town. But yeah biking is fun.

+Eric Lee same 😵

+Donny Donster that sounds like a fun way of ending up in a wrong neighbourhood

Open carry my friend ;)

Damn, all these comments are very relative. Biking around? You must not live in a non-bike friendly city with hills and potholes everywhere. Live in Europe? I don't, I can't find flights ever for $30 (like, wtf). Have friends everywhere? Nope still gotta pay my housing cus all my friends are poor and live in the same city as me.

That's the plot of The Hobbit basically

@@lefu7812 No shit sherlock

I tried that, and my cousin Lobelia stole all of my spoons.

The Hobbits?

@@lefu7812 You're right, somebody should make a joke about that.

I feel like it's more of the purpose you're travelling for. You could travel alone, but it would still be fun if you were to learn new things, I mean like actual bizarre things that you've never seen or heard from anywhere or anyone in your life. Paris, for example, would be really dull because it's a mainstream tourist spot, mostly containing pretentious travelers who act as if they're there to learn but could give two shits about its history and lifestyle, which also makes the locals become really unfriendly to foreigners. Go somewhere exotic my dude, somewhere you feel as far from your culture as possible, but make sure to plan it properly before you do

SO TRUE!

Nailed it! :O The discussion has become so serious suddenly though! :O

@@huyla1472 Yes! I find traveling alone to be way more educational, but you have to plan ahead of time. The more you know ahead beforehand the richer your experience will be (and the more you'll be able to fit into your trip). Fun adventures aren't just going to happen to you, but you'll have way more quiet and time to be really observant of the life going on around you, and you'll be able to go to way more places you want to go to. Traveling with good friends is a great and fun adventure, but it's really more about your experience as a group. You'll (ideally) have a blast and make great memories and deepen your connections with those people, but it's really more about you and your friends than the place you're going.

Not as butthurt as poor folks bitching how they can't afford travel, and hating the travellers XD

MegaMementoMori Umm, no, not really. They're just tired of people like you constantly rubbing it in their faces for no fucking reason.

hemanownsyou Telling about interesting experiences is a reason good enough for me and people who I hang out with. If you think that telling stories equals rubbing it in the face, then you, good sir, are butthurt.

MegaMementoMori The fact that you got all upset that you needed to reply tells me you are butthurt, just like I originally said. Clearly the truth hurts, doesn't it? Please, cry more.

+hemanownsyou What truth?

I guess that's one of the perks when your dad owns a company and you work for him.

Ah, how I would love that life...

kudjo24 This sounds extremely shallow, but heregoes. I would get the brand-new iphone (don't have a phone), go to the college I want, buy expensive clothes, hold fancy social gatherings at every occasion, and one day get a fancy car. I would basically use the money to create a white girl's dream life, ie; my life, but better.

***** But, if I was rich...

***** Oh, It's been joked about when we've gone out on the weekends.

Sounds right to me! Though the truth is that while traveling is not actually cheap, it's not just for rich people, either. For most of us in the US, traveling (or not) is a choice and it's a question of individual priorities, at least for people who earn more than they spend on necessities.

4. I'm too lazy to travel.

But what about the bourgeoisie

Save $10 a day and travel internationally twice a year. Not everyone can afford it but most people can.

I mean some of us aren't poor but we do have jobs with little to no vacation. And families and friends who live in the same zip code whose weddings, birthdays, and other events (for me it's been funerals the past 3 summers in a row) who completely eat what little vacation time we have. Idk what kind of jobs other people have, but unless you can just afford to take a week off unpaid, in addition to having the kind of job where you are non essential and your particular part of project completion isn't absolutely imperative... wait, are there jobs like that and how do I get one?

Nice post but what's wrong with having say 1 sibling and 2 best friends who are getting married XD

or perhaps go on the internet are a lot of different cultures

Sure, i'll go travel. With all the free money that grows in my backyard.. Wait, i'll finish this comment after i've drunk a sip of my money soup

trini967 for every year of your adult life?

kab hes Not, by a long shot, the same. That's like saying "I watched Godzilla, so I understand Japanese culture." But yes, the internet is certainly a wonderful thing, and it does indeed help people learn about different cultures. But it's still vastly different, than actually experiencing it yourself.

Thats terrible. They do that everywhere even on Thailand. People are happier there than these white people who have to travel to "find themself"🤣 what a joke!

You're no better than them though. You're overgeneralizing, and speaking about something you have never experienced. You sound bitter, perhaps you would benefit from traveling.

well tourism is actually blooming. They actually NEED rich white kids to go. you can see ads everywhere. people use this opportunity to make money lol

Wow thats pretty hardcore. Honest but hardcore

Westerners come to SE Asian countries to “find” themselves and get the “spiritual experience,” but in reality, they were sleeping in dirty hotels & walked along polluted, trashy streets & got diarrhea from street food. Lol

because she is pretentious

Umm she didn't say how are you in Spanish....

Lucyl Fanal yes, she totally did lol

¿Cómo estas? Is Spanish for "How are You"

yes it is

+Forest Que I'm sorry...I hope one day you'll be able to travel! :)

MsZephyra Thank you!

Hopefully you get a chance to experience travelling. I haven't personally, but it's an aspiration.

So true!! Praying 🙏 for your healing please pray for me! 🌻🌺🌈☀️💝

If only Trump felt the same way...

I took that trip lol.

Come to Canada!

You can, if you actually want to.

+Antonio Marino fuck Canada

lol people don't realize how much professional gamers make

I used to travel on Google maps

I. You can hitch-hike and sleep in a tent. II. With the GPS technology you can't get lost nowadays. III. Doing something away from the workplace is what vacations are for. And being able to leave the kids at home is what grandparents are for. IV. Well, you sound jelly ;)

+ MegaMementoMori I'm not an "in the moment" kind of guy. I actually like planning for my long-term future, retiring early and comfortably. Unlike you, I spent the majority of the first two decades of my life with poverty's guillotine over my head. For years, I was very close to living in the streets. No amount of prioritizing and smart spending and saving would've put me in any position of privilege. And now, with ailing parents and dying grandparents needing my attention, a significant portion of my salary goes to paying for their hospital bills, medications, the whole nine yards, while I'm still dealing with my own problems. There isn't a court that judges how I live my life. There's nobody I have to impress. I like smelling the roses and appreciating the people at home. I haven't failed to realize there's nothing wrong with living a small, albeit fulfilling life. Reality check: nobody has to go through grandiose moments to learn important lessons. For someone so "worldly", you're still ignorant about the simple things. The basics. Pompous and superficial describe you best. Life's not a competition. I've seen kids learn that lesson better than you. Sit your ass on a high horse, at least back it up.

the qupoiu I agree, planning is essential. But, you see, smart spending and saving won't get you anywhere. You need to get the money - and that is where the planning should come in. If you analysed your best career opportunities, you would not be living the majority of your 20's in poverty - at most until you graduated collage. If there is nobody you have to impress, if you don't feel the urge to make your parents proud of you, get into social spheres filled with successful people or get the girl of your dreams... are you sure that you do not want to impress yourself? Having the ability to look back on your life and say that it was flipping awesome is a really good feeling. When you will _retire_ - do you want to have the reflection that you spent 60 years smelling roses, looking at people and getting by? I am in my (unfortunately) late 20's and when I remember my life, I see alpine snow escaping from my skis, water rushing from beneath my wakeboard, glorious monuments and charming cities from all around Europe just waiting for me to take a picture. I gaze upon thousands miles of road as I cruised from Nordcapp to Gibraltar. I hear my friends exchanging tales of other wild adventures over a pint of beer from a local brewery that we probably saw first and last time before going to yet uncharted places. Pompous and superficial? Maybe. But I would not trade my grandiose moments for all the important lessons in the world. There are lessons best not learned - the ones that do not give you an advantage. If you think that life is not a competition, you are fooling yourself. Life was a competition from the moment of it's conception. But there are times where I like to have a break from this rat race (and, in a sense, reap the rewards of victory), and this is when I travel.

I've accomplished everything I set out for myself to get out of poverty and now have my attention on taking care of the family that helped me. They're beyond proud! After all the shit life put me in, I've got nothing left to prove to anybody. There's not a one-size-fits-all method of fulfillment, so my priorities in life aren't yours. I'm too busy getting the best out of it on my own terms with the people in my community I've made good with. That's the key to happiness. You're nobody to judge and compare. If you look down on me, you look down on everything and everybody that made me who I am. When you talked about my career? How misinformed. I've been a nurse informatics specialist since 25. I make good money now. Back to different life priorities. Supposedly, traveling humbles people, makes them more considerate and better all-around than they were. You wasted all that time and money if you still dismiss anyone for approaching life differently. Back to the basics. And you misunderstood "competition", son. "Competition" not in the sense of survival, but in the sense of romanticizing things. Being a self-important fame whore and everything else along those lines. Good on you for experiencing what you have, but I've met my share of travelers with thick passports and narrow minds. That's expected of immature people, though.

It seems that there was a misunderstanding. Your first statement seemed like you were poor when you were younger and now you have reached some financial level that would afford you a modest life if you did not have to pay for your family's health expenses, and your ambition is only to keep this level until and after retirement. The only thing I was being judgemental about was this supposed lack of ambition to strive for more - what you described as a small yet fulfilling life. I do not consider having a successful career and pursuing the things you enjoy a small life. The only difference between us is that travelling is the thing I enjoy, while you prefer other undisclosed things in your community. On the basic level, our value systems don't differ that much. I too believe that family is the key. The thing is that, when they were younger, my parents did incredible things to secure a better future for their family. They have succeeded and finances aren't a problem for us. Now I am acting on the plan to get an even better future for the kids that I will have. I am an international lawyer and the majority of my journeys were linked to improving my career - I have studied a semester in Finland and worked in a Spanish law firm, which got me into one of the most prestigious law firms in my city. Now I plan to make an LLM in the States to continue this trajectory. At the same time, I enjoy life to the fullest because this is what I want my kids to do once I start my own family and are making equal and more money then my parents. But tell me, why do you assume that travelling was a way to get fame or attention or, weirder still, to "grow as a person"? Both I and most people I've met travel for the experiences - to get an adrenaline rush and to see the awesomeness of our planet. And furthermore, what gives you the right to decide what makes a person "better all-around"? I have humble friends and proud friends - I do not think that either of these qualities makes them better, just different. Travel simply gets you more experiences, but I agree that other forms of past-time do that as well.

That's why you should invest money - in this way you make money while travelling.

You can't invest money if you don't have money to invest in the first place.

I'm not saying that everybody can do that. But the notion of making money while travelling is nothing strange.

If you can send me some money, I will invest it which ever way you recommend. Problem solved.

Nicalicious well said

What's not to love? I don't travel a lot, but it's really fun to see other cultures and stuff. And why only hate women for it? Men say it too?

xCannibalism You missed the point of this video, it means that theres always one friend traveling alot, having the time of their lives, while you sit there on your 50 grand college loan.

I didn't miss anything at all, there's just no reason to hate anyone because of the sentence "I love to travel."

xCannibalism mosty because tinder XD

xCannibalism He never said he hated anyone. He said he's sick of hearing it.

There's a man called Lucy Fer who works out of Cali. You can just sign a contract with him and then you're on the beach next day.

@@GUYMAN261 I had to reread this to understand it.😂😂😂😂😂

I hope that somehow their plane may or may not have mysteriously crashed and burned.

ugh im so with you on that. and i ihate it when i go on those dating sites and i get asked the same ass question, "so do you travel alot" with the economic situation of most people, people should refrain from asking that question.

lamujermaslinda Not that expensive if you know how to do it. I'm far from rich and make less than 2K a month online but able to go everywhere.

***** Stop xDDDD

themightyflog well it is when you can't find a damn job!

+Ben Altschul Those tall historic buildings (Eiffel Tower, St. Paul's Cathedral, etc.) which are open to the public generally also let people go up to the very top :P

+Ben Altschul Some buildings in different countries have flat rooftops, that you can walk on in safety. I've been to a number of them. One rooftop even had a pool in it.

In France, "HLM" buildings all (or almost all) have such flat rooftops (the government's social habitations). I could literally... just ring someone who lives in one and go on top of the roof if I wasn't so scared of heights.

Rooftop restaurants?

Fire ladder?

Yeah. They're the real monsters.

Andre Gon indeed XD

I don't hate it, I laugh at it.

I hate when poor people think you "experience more" by staying in a dump.

NitrogamerT not everyone travels so that they can be educated by the locals.. some people go on vacation because they want a vacation

Völundr Frey I think that he meant that he hates people who go to a foreign country and just stay in the hotel, as opposed to going around, visiting nice places, doing sports that you cannot do in your own country. You can do all these things while spending nights and relax time in a fancy hotel (and if you are really strange, you can spend your vacations staying in a dump, without benefiting from being abroad).

+IanFinest ...They're talking about people who don't leave the hotel area for their entire trip.

me too!

Quibble S that's pretty sad actually

Quibble S yeah, some youtubers upload vídeos about their travels and where they're from

Cheap everything honestly

Actually i'm traveling to Japan soon to pay respects to a love one and to actually explore history and culture

That's not what most people travel for at all. Here are the actual reasons that people travel: - Sense of adventure and exploration - Cultural enrichment - Holiday vibes and novel, interesting experiences - Having an awesome time with family and friends to better reconnect with them I know your comment is supposed to be a joke, but it's still baseless.

You forgot “exotic” international hookup. Although it’s probably just the euro Carol Baskin you banged.

I do travel for the first 3 reasons, and the last one. I like to drink, but don't feel the need to drink all the time, and I at most only posted 1 picture of my travel on instagram, even then I won't be there. I only go to touristy places if I'm travelling with my other friends, but I rather travel on my own and try to live like the locals as much as possible.

What does she do?

***** She's a doctor of medicine and works 35 hours in her mom's practice. Her father and sister are physicians, too. They are all very smart.

Theresia Sommer Actually, they're rich, or at least have good money.

Where do you live?

Theresia Sommer come on dont be bitter. of course shes making a lot of money she is a doctor. i havent heard of a doctor who only works for 35 hours per week. lol where do you live?

***** Oh boy, living in bumfuck, TN sounds wonderful.

***** well i already own an apartment of 110 m2 and manage to travel often and i'm 25

You might need to learn what "rich" means, honey.

Nice pissing contest guys. Rich people don't boast about wealth with words

***** The fuck they don't.

Hahaha, way to prove how much of an ignorant American you are. 'Drive down the block', YOU are the one that has no sense of scale. Europe may be smalerl than the US but in reality it is much much bigger because plane/train tickets aren't ass cheap and other barriers.

Actually America is culturally MUCH more similar than the countries of Europe. You have the same stores, same American culture, same language, same hobbies. There are minor differences if you go to the extreme places, but most of America is now a bland, boring, homogeneous suburbia. Given Boston is a bit different from the small mountain towns of East Kentucky, but not as different as London is from Moscow. I'm an American and I've traveled to a few other countries. Not many because I don't have the cash, but some.

gantzisballs Lol just stop.... you're comparing a continent to a country. I think by europe he only meant the E.U. not Russia.... etc... Europe is the = of America then yes but still big ass differences in culture.

Victor Koekenbier It's called hyperbole, smart one.

Sergio V. He said Europe, not the EU. Even if he meant only the EU countries, my statement still stands.

Sounds crazy pretentious.

If wanting minimise your impact on cultural/historic sites so that other people may enjoy them is pretentious then I am pretentious with pride. I would prefer that to being a fat white virgin who has never left his hometown and gets jealous of those who have.

Oh yeah? Let's ruin everything cause you feel it's like being pretentious.

I'm sure it sounded nice the first 1000 times it was said, but yes, it has been adopted by the vapid & pretentious. The sentiment is nice, but most people who use it do so on instagram & really don't mean it.

yeah flight to and from uk are very expensive that's why I never went there but other European countries have cheaper flight's (comes from someone who paied 10€ for a ticket to Belgium)

How do you live on £5 a week?

Flights from Germany to London can cost around 50 € (one way). So thats like 85 pounds. Not happening if you have 5 pounds a week, no. But also not crazy expensive. Though the prices do go up if you have to go at specific dates.

Izabella Wilas oh cool i never knew :O i thought we had cheap flights i guess not

That must be a typing error. £5??? that could buy a few chocolates maybe. £50 would be more believable. Either it was an error or you really need to switch jobs

I went waterboarding there! It's terrifying, though...

everyone does you pleb

+メロウ Bad day?

We think you write wrong.

+Jack Kelley jacksfilms fan?

+Mega Centurion yup

Nah you can tell them but just not in detail if nobody asking for more or don't tell anyone if no one is asking.

Just don’t act like it’s a necessity and that financial roadblocks aren’t real 🤷🏽‍♀️

She wasn't actually talking about her travel experiences, just how "enlightened" she is and how lowly everyone else is for not traveling. So just don't do that.

avatar checks out

+Normy If LA and NYC aren't the centre of the world, why are you assuming everybody is from there?

I think the point of the video is that many people are poor and have financial and personal responsibilities that prevent them from taking time off work. It's not so much that they can't afford to go somewhere, but they can't afford to stop working. Whether you have kids or elderly parents to take care of, rent or mortgages to pay, student debts, car debts (because in a Catch-22 you needed a decent car in order to work and now you need the job in order to pay the car), business loans, or simply plans to grow your business, it's hard to take more than a couple weeks off a year.

I wish. I struggle to pay for the everyday bus to go to college and back. lmao. People's realities are different, bruh. Also I've met people who have been to everywhere in the world and it's still pretty closed minded and I've met people who never left their hometown and have a wide perspective of the world so calm down.

+Richard Schiffman WTF is your problem?! Please tell me you're being sarcastic...

+Richard Schiffman who hurt u?

I'm properly scolded- I was, unknowingly, being a dick to my friends... :/.

Oh yeah the disappearing middle class cant be having problems holding on to what they got

***** No, they have a very easy life and they need to check their privilege. They do not have to seclude themselves with thugs or gangstas, so they get off scot-free. Middle class people have well paying jobs.

Theodore Ward No. Middle class people are far better off than us working-class people. Middle class people are also paid more, heck, the upper-middle class in England do not even have to pay taxes.

Bonita Rose Yeah I understand that, just their struggle is holding on to what they can as the rich steal more and more.

While I grant you that people really lack empathy, you too must understand that emotional pain is a really relative thing. That's why many famous people kill themselves, despite having adoring fans and lots of money. I think the best you can do is to aspire to be the best person you can be, and not give a fuck about the rest.

AshesWeAllFallDown are you just friends with her cos she brings you turkish delights too?

Yea me too but expect basically most of my friends can afford to do sports and travel just to do sports. An example is one of my friends he had been to Switzerland British Columbia Italy Japan just to name a few And I've been to my house

I know two travel bloggers that have the exact same speech and quotes in their social networks.

She bring you Turkish Delights too?🤨🤨🤨