puregoldenhoney

puregoldenhoney OP t1_j0nyh9s wrote

Reply to comment by rachs1988 in Ethnic Food by puregoldenhoney

Thank you for this advice! I always felt too nervous to ask for things to not be made spicy or like it was a faux pas of some sort haha As for specific continent, I’ll have to give that more thought because I’m kind of interested in just diving right in and trying anything! Thanks again and I’ll update with any preferences I may come across!

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puregoldenhoney OP t1_iuj3pur wrote

thank you!!! even in October waking up felt SO different than dry CO. mentally preparing myself to get used to humidity again 🥴 i read a couple times on here that August seems to be the most brutal and the city is kinda empty so maybe i’ll get a jump on planning a trip for then haha

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puregoldenhoney OP t1_iuiyz1m wrote

I’m not at all implying I truly got to know this city in 4 days. Just made note of things that were distinctly different to my time in Denver. Enough (meaning all that I came across) bikers/runners came up behind without saying anything that I made note of it. I didn’t realize these simple little things were sore subjects to residents! These notes are not at all indicative of character or inferiority vs superiority just a “you say tomato i say tomato” type thing (:

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puregoldenhoney OP t1_iui1ltd wrote

Thank you! Even with the help of the mountains as a marker I’m still horrendous at directions so this will be extra difficult! I was truly in awe at how people there know exactly what neighborhood, street name, metro line, etc to take and what direction they all run. They didn’t even have to think about it or process it! Heard some phone conversations of people yelling at the other end (someone who clearly didn’t know where they were going) and thought “oh god people are gonna be frustrated with me all the time bc i never know where i am” lmao

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