they eat a lot of avocadoes
there is a pharmacy on every friggin corner
the bus drivers drive like they're out of their friggin minds..weaving in and out of traffic without signaling, speeding, not coming to a complete stop to let you off, using the horn as often as possible...on the other hand, they give change unlike the US where you have to have exact change, and there's a fuckton of them so you never have to wait long for a bus. all the buses are smaller than US buses and they all look different.
they also walk like they drive, i.e. crosswalks are a quaint formality
they stay out really fucking late, which some of you might not find new and different but it rocks anyway
there's a lot of neo-nazis here, apparently, which makes no sense to any of us
a forty-sized bottle of beer in a bar costs about $1200 (pesos), or $2.40ish american...not too fuckin shabby
everyone here talks really fast and drops the s at the end of words
a lot of stores are closed for an hour or so at midday
there are stray dogs everywhere and nobody pays them any attention...go to any street corner in a commercial area and you're guaranteed to spot at least three
there's anarchist/socialist political graffiti everywhere. there's also just a lot of grafitti everywhere.
people eat dinner late, like 9 o'clock
it rules
*awaits oh-so-clever "some things about chili" parody thread*
there is a pharmacy on every friggin corner
the bus drivers drive like they're out of their friggin minds..weaving in and out of traffic without signaling, speeding, not coming to a complete stop to let you off, using the horn as often as possible...on the other hand, they give change unlike the US where you have to have exact change, and there's a fuckton of them so you never have to wait long for a bus. all the buses are smaller than US buses and they all look different.
they also walk like they drive, i.e. crosswalks are a quaint formality
they stay out really fucking late, which some of you might not find new and different but it rocks anyway
there's a lot of neo-nazis here, apparently, which makes no sense to any of us
a forty-sized bottle of beer in a bar costs about $1200 (pesos), or $2.40ish american...not too fuckin shabby
everyone here talks really fast and drops the s at the end of words
a lot of stores are closed for an hour or so at midday
there are stray dogs everywhere and nobody pays them any attention...go to any street corner in a commercial area and you're guaranteed to spot at least three
there's anarchist/socialist political graffiti everywhere. there's also just a lot of grafitti everywhere.
people eat dinner late, like 9 o'clock
it rules
*awaits oh-so-clever "some things about chili" parody thread*
