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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
worried about traveling to the US with customs
making this post on behalf of my partner, who is 19,
unemployed for 5 months, and a UK citizen coming from
Scotland. He's worried about the likelihood of getting through customs.
He has proof of savings, a return ticket, airbnb tickets, a uni
visit when he goes back, proof of dentist appointment after returning, family in the UK, bank statements,
but no property, rental, and is not currently in school anymore.
we're coming here to meet in person for the first time, as well as meeting some other online friends. we're going to a race, and then we are all flying back home on the same day.
we're looking for real world experiences here, I'm trying to
calm his nerves about it.
I've been saying that as long as he doesn't keep knives in his
shoes, he should be fine.
mostly concerned about if customs will pull you for screening if you talk too long about what your travel plans are, or what the procedure is. should he mention he's visiting his partner over here or should he be general and say a group of friends? obviously he needs to be honest, but how specific does customs need to know?
please be kind in the comments. this is my first time on a
plane, and his first time coming to the US, and he's doing it
alone. i have massive respect for him.
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Phoenix, Denver, or Salt Lake City?
Of all these Western U.S. capitals, which one--provided you've seen them all--did you personally enjoy having visited the most and why?
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Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Venice is like a completely different world
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 | I genuinely can't believe how pretty Venice is. Like everywhere I look is stunning. It's exactly like all the movies and photos that I've seen my whole life, but seeing it in person is wild. Wild. There are so many other tourists here, a part of me feels bad for contributing to the degradation but I'm selfishly so happy to see it for myself. I don't know how the infrastructure and the residents can handle all of these visitors, but I'm grateful to be here. I feel like every building and bridge has a story to tell, seriously if these walls could talk. How is it that even the most random alleyway can be so beautiful. Italy really is something else. Every time I'm in Europe and go back to North America I get reverse culture shock. Everything just seems so ugly in comparison. Anyways, for anyone who's not been to Venice yet, let this be your sign to make a trip when you can. [link] [comments] |
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Benjamin Netanyahu says outright that he can hack and blackmail anybody he wants and "I can paint you as a monster. And if I say it often enough, enough people will believe it." - skip to 1:17:37
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Esta visa accidental misinformation
So I made an ESTA visa today and went fast through it which wasn't a good idea, there was a question saying if I was previously or currently employed and I put no by accident even though I am employed but still got it approved. So just wondering for this mistake should I create a new application?. Thanks
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Monday, September 28, 2026
Russ Abbot in Lie Detector (80s comedy gold)
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First time in Europe, feedback for my Italy + France itinerary before i book everything
Hola everyone, doing my first big Europe trip summer 2027 with my partner and could use some real feedback before I start looking into hotels.
Quick context on my non-negotiables, so please don't tell me to cut these lol:
- Oasis concert in Barcelona on July 11 (this is literally the reason for the whole trip), other than the concert, Barcelona is not my main destination.
- Monte Solaro chairlift in Capri
- Eiffel Tower
- Italy for the food
- Mix of city and nature
We fly into Barcelona and loop through Italy and France. Here's what we got:
Barcelona 3 nights. Arrive, chill, Sagrada Familia, then the concert.
Naples/Sorrento 5 nights. This is our Italy food era. Doing Capri as a day trip for the Monte Solaro chairlift, plus Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast.
Florence 3 nights. Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and a day out in Tuscany for wine and the Chianti hills.
Paris 4 nights. Eiffel Tower, museums, Versailles.
Then back to Barcelona for one night to fly home.
Some context on us. We like a slower pace, we don't want to pack every single day, and we care way more about good food and actually enjoying places than checking boxes. Budget is around 13k for two.
My questions:
- Is 5 nights in Naples too much/enough? I read online that 2 to 3 but I don't want rushing.
- Naples to Florence is like 3 hours by train, is that fine or am I underestimating travel days?
- Anything we are obviously missing or should skip? Sadly I don't see how to add bernina express
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Saturday, September 26, 2026
Family Trip to Malaysia (Langkawi, Penang & Kuala Lumpur) - Accommodation Recommendations (Budget USD140~RM600/night or less)
Hi everyone,
We're a family of 5 (2 adults + 3 kids aged 12, 11, and 6) visiting Malaysia from 18-29 December:
- Langkawi: 18-22 Dec (4 nights)
- Penang: 22-25 Dec (3 nights)
- Kuala Lumpur: 25-29 Dec (4 nights)
Our accommodation budget is around USD140/night (~RM600).
We're looking for family-friendly hotels or serviced apartments with:
- Pool
- Good location
- Clean, comfortable rooms
- Family room/apartment options
- Easy access to attractions and food
- Minimal daily walking for the kids
- Breakfast is a plus, but not essential
Questions:
- Is USD140/night (~RM600) a realistic budget for a family of 5 during the December holidays?
- Is it good value, or should we budget more/less?
- At this budget, would you recommend hotels or serviced apartments?
- Any specific properties in Langkawi, Penang, or Kuala Lumpur that are particularly worth the money?
We can spend a bit more for an exceptional location or experience, but we'd like to avoid paying for luxury features we won't really use.
If you've stayed somewhere that worked well for a family with children, I'd really appreciate specific hotel or serviced apartment recommendations.
Also, if there are any areas you would avoid during the December school holiday period, please let us know.
Thank you! 😊
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JD Vance argued that President Trump's decision to bar 3 news outlets from WH is not a press ban but a strategy to combat what he calls "propaganda": "He's not banning media outlets. They can still report, still have access to free speech, they're just not going to get an office in the WH anymore."
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