Congratulations new york

[Dennyislife]

No longer do you have to throw bags out on the street like medieval peasants for rats to enjoy.

Welcome to how the rest of the world has lived for decades and decades

https://twitter.com/NYCSanitation/status/1691880046439391322?s=20

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

Anthony and Geno in shambles

 

[Dog Eater]

As long as homeless can still shit everywhere and there’s rats running around and niggers trying to sell me their rap albums. Wouldn’t want it to be too first world.

 

[The Shah of Iran]

Paris is one of the dirtiest places on earth. There's a legit mental illness called Paris Syndrome that is almost exclusively suffered by Japanese tourists who go there thinking it's going to be the cultural experience of a lifetime and leave traumatized by the trash and how rude everyone is. Not something to aspire to in terms of public sanitation.

 

[Dennyislife]

Paris is one of the dirtiest places on earth. There's a legit mental illness called Paris Syndrome that is almost exclusively suffered by Japanese tourists who go there thinking it's going to be the cultural experience of a lifetime and leave traumatized by the trash and how rude everyone is. Not something to aspire to in terms of public sanitation.

It's a start for new York but yeah Paris isn't great

 

[aRTie02150]

Lol I just googled Paris Syndrome. Japanese people fucking stink.
As a Bostonian, I assume that everywhere I go in life will be a shithole and the people there will be jerks. And I've never had a bad vacation.

Same. In fact I exclusively frequent the sub shop nearby that all my coworkers say "they suck, everyone is so rude there." and they have the best subs in the city.

People in Florida have no fucking idea what rude is. The sub shop reminds me of the one I grew up next to in Boston where they were rude to me even when I was 10 years old. I don't fucking care.

 

[Dennyislife]

Same. In fact I exclusively frequent the sub shop nearby that all my coworkers say "they suck, everyone is so rude there." and they have the best subs in the city.

People in Florida have no fucking idea what rude is. The sub shop reminds me of the one I grew up next to in Boston where they were rude to me even when I was 10 years old. I don't fucking care.

Americans always seen false to me especially in customer service type roles. I grew up in a tourist town and Americans would always talk about our bad service when really it was just not pretending to give a shit to get a tip