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Definitely Hungary, they pride themselves on how depressive they are, the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this poetry, my lord, read some translations, they live for that sad shit. Japan, there’s like this festering pent up aggression behind a facade of politeness. People seem so dead inside especially students and working adults, the work/school culture is so obviously fucked up and taking a toll on everyone. Pretty eerie after living there long term and noticing it. I once watched a show on Japanese TV about a woman who could contact/see dead people. Whether you believe in stuff like that or not, one thing she said absolutely struck a true chord in me as a long time resident. When asked about the places she saw the spirits of the dead she said there were lots of them gathered at train stations every morning/night still waiting for the train to/from work. Even though they are dead, they were still caught in the hellish cycle of commuting, going through their daily work routine. Saddest shit ever!!

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A line like that probably resonates heavily in the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this Japanese psyche (particularly in cities). It’s a deep, deep rut worn in the cultural subconscious. When did you live there? I was living in Tokyo in 2006 and had the same exact impression. I’ve noticed it got noticeably better in the past few years though. People seem a lot more chill and relaxed. For me 2018 was worse than now. The people seemed gloomier even back then pre-pandemic. I wouldn’t say now people are chill and relaxed but they seem a bit less … “boxed,” for lack of a better expression. Lived in Seoul and it felt similar. As a woman I definitely sensed that the aggression was often expressed as male on female violence. In the last six months I lived there a woman was beaten to death on the hiking trail behind my apartment. There was also a mass stabbing at my local metro stop, thirty minutes before I happened to be there.
Lowest birth rate, highest suicide. I rarely saw babies and when I rode the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this subway during rush hour (6pm to even 10pm) it was eerily quiet. In comparison, during rush hour in Bangkok people were chatting while being smooshed together. Korea is a pressure cooker of a society; extremely (and unfairly) competitive, judgemental, and very hierarchical. There’s some really cool things about the country, but the homophobia, misogyny, and religious wack-jobs really made it hard for me to see myself in the country long term. When I was traveling in Japan there was a couple who said the Japanese were like robots, and I urged them to branch out more. At the Mori Art Museum there were some modern art optical illusions and things which people were really playful around. The work culture is backbreaking, the service culture has this fake sheen over it, but people are people. Brazil had both sides. In São Paulo, the nightlife was fun but for day-to-day living everyone there seemed absolutely miserable, no big city I’ve been to comes close. The people in Salvador, and really the entire northeast, were so much friendlier, and very proud of their home, despite all the problems the country has.

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But for me, it was relief to go back to Brazil and see people talking randomly on the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this streets, dancing, making stupid jokes. South America still has vibes. My dads village in rural Guerrero, Mexico in the mountains people are very happy! Life is very simple. But overall mental health is very good lol seriously! Not sure how much use this type of anecdotal reporting is anyway. for example a couple people mentioned Portugal, where I found everyone to be friendly and upbeat for the most part. I do not see Mexico mentioned at all in this thread, nor most of south and central America or Africa… lots of world missing Overall though, in almost all places that lack sunshine I saw bad vibes and depressed people. It actually made me think how important lots of sunlight is for our wellbeing and how it affects our mood. Agreed, and what’s interesting is that I didn’t get that impression at all in Latvia, Estonia, or Poland. People, especially younger people, were very friendly and cheerful. IMO from appearances it looks worse than it is. It’s mostly the outer layer of northern-ish Europe people, with the tendency to be more reserved and focused on their own affairs. It’s this strange “cool light” in the baltics and nordics that makes people this way I feel…even in summer at the beach you cant really enjoy it bc it is cold windy and a lot of clouds, but when there is sun and no wind, it is amazing!
In Morocco everyone seemed very happy and eager to help, but once you got to know people they would tell you how utterly miserable they are… and they bitched and complained about how horrible their life was simply because they were Moroccan and not from some western country like the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this US. It left a sour taste in my mouth because I’ve been to much poorer and dangerous countries (Morocco is not dangerous AT ALL) and they acted like they were legit the worst place to live. I lived there for a year so met a lot of people and I’m telling you… literally every single one eventually would talk about this. Many try to get out by any means which usually means tricking anyone into marriage and getting residency abroad. My analysis is that due to their proximity to Europe and their country being so touristic (unlike other touristic countries they’re very open and get to know a lot of foreigners) they compare their lives constantly to how people in richer countries live, and this leads to hating their lives and relative lack of opportunities.
Georgia. Many felt (understandably so) that it was just a matter of time before Russia fully invaded and massacred them all. I’d like to see someone do the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this math on proximity/vulnerability of a country to Russia vs. their happines, should be pretty telling I remember taking a beginner’s salsa class in Tbilisi with my wife, and about 75% of the class were Russians. The Russian women in the class would often scream in frustration if they didn’t get a step right away or yell at their partners (we would switch to a random partner every minute). And this was a beginner’s class which is meant to be fun and light-hearted. They just strike me as an unhappy people. That attitude really seems to permeate in Georgia as well, especially the older Georgians. Exactly. They were rude to us in restaurants etc. Didn’t really want our business. The men really were sour to us ladies. I could feel the tension.
Oddly, the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this wealthiest countries are often the most sober. Scandinavian, Austrians and Germans are all rather glum.African nations and Latin Americans nations although less wealthy seem much more exuberant. in all the places i have worked or visited under dictatorships or military rule, the populace seems sad and oppressed. Just a lot of seasonal depression and FOMO. Lots of smart people living good lives but unhappy with their weather. Not surprising given the history there. Tons of exploitation of indigenous people by the government, patrones,and mestizos and serious exploitation in foreign policy by the US. I’m part-Mexican and I noticed this too. But in my mind I didn’t take it so negatively, Guatemalans struck me as more “calm” whereas Mexicans are much more jovial and energetic, but also at times more chaotic and intense. Surprised Germany hadn’t been added yet and came to do it. Lived here 3 years and never get over how most Germans just go on like machines day after day. Barring summers, everyone is gloomy and ready to snap at you at any moment. People say it’s the weather etc, but the Dutch are extremely friendly and polite compared to Germans. Also went to live in Spain for a year and the culture shock just made me realise how weird the social structure of German society is. Thankfully I’ve made some good German friends to laugh it off.
When I got back to the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this US, the vibe here hit me like a ton of bricks. So many angry and upset people. Struggling financially and mentally. And now with the election coming, yikes. I just spent two years in Italy and came back to the US…. I feel the opposite. Americans appear surprisingly nice, talkative, and friendly. Europeans are much more closed off and grumpy When I got back to the US, the vibe here hit me like a ton of bricks. So many angry and upset people. Struggling financially and mentally. And now with the election coming, yikes. I’m heading back to Europe in a month, can’t wait. I find this interesting, because for Europeans the general idea of Americans is always cheerful, positive and optimistic – if only on the outside, but it’s always “How are you?”, “I’m great”, thumbs up, all smiley and so on.
Being Eastern/Central European by origins, I know that this area + a lot of Balkans, maybe, hits many Western Europeans or Americans like a ton of bricks when they travel there or deal with immigrants from those regions. You ask someone how they are, and there’s no end of them telling you about their work problems, illnesses, family issues etc. – which is definitely not something you talk about, unless with very close friends in the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this UK for example. They also often don’t preserve the general politeness in English, but that’s because a lot of languages in those regions don’t really have grammatical constructs responsible for that – so, if someone doesn’t really speak native English with all the speech figures, fixed phrases and so on, but communicates by translating from, say, Polish, Romanian or Hungarian to English, it comes across as rude, brash and uncourteous. If you try and and say things like “Would you please be kind enough to…” in Polish, it just sounds fake, exaggerated and unnatural.
But, I find a lot of Eastern Europe is quite gloomy in general. Russia too. People don’t smile in public, don’t even talk, or if they do it’s pretty hushed down and quiet. It’s weird if you’re louder/gesticulating or you smile in public, and people feel it’s quite suspicious – or that you might be mentally insane lol. I think there’s a lot of cultural heritage that causes it, the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this whole Soviet era and even though it’s 30 years since USSR fell down it’s still something embedded in people’s ways, that you should just keep yourself to yourself; utilitarian approach to traveling between places – you’re supposed to just go from A to B, being as little of a bother as possible to anyone, and only really show emotions when at home/amongst friends in a safe environment, etc.
For anyone more interested in all this, I suggest studying and researching Proxemics – it’s a science around zones of comfort of people, and e.g. the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this unconsciously triggered feeling of discomfort if somebody gets too close to you for whatever reason (and, wildly enough, this can differ quite a lot between countries/cultures). Where did you meet so many angry and upset people? I can’t think of any I’ve met all off the top of my head recently (though I do live in MN which has some of the best living metrics) I live in Texas and definitely encounter some of these people. I always thought it was just isolated incidents on the internet but there are a lot of crazy angry people here. If I were Aruban, I’d probably feel depressed too that my entire country has all but been gentrified and taken over by foreign hotels. I’m guessing you stayed in the south?
At majestic, I have seen kids doing much worse than smoking a cigarette.. Glad you could, even if it happened due to that random guy scolding, make the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this kid throw away the one is their hand.. You are definitely a good person.. Don’t be too hard on yourself.. Let go off that imagery that is running in your thoughts.. I have seen kids (a boy and a girl both almost 3 years max). The girl had her pants down while the boy was examining her genitals. This was in a corner of the apartment society i am living in. This is perfectly normal behaviour. Kids that age are curious about their bodies. The key is to teach them the healthy way to do it (aka in private, alone) and teach them boundaries (so that they understand good touch vs. bad touch. Kids are often shamed for being curious about their bodies when this is normal behaviour.
There is an NGO I served for called Ananya foundation, it is for kids addicted to hard substances and unable to function properly. I taught them English and took care of them for a while but every single day was heartbreaking, especially when they would find solution/thinner/whiteners even after strict rules and checks. Addiction when the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this brain isn’t fully developed is almost impossible to get rid of imo, we tried to help these kids but I don’t see any of them being functioning members of society in their lives, the only cure is prevention of access to such drugs in the first place Dude you are talking about cigarette, Once I went to Puri, Orissa with my friends and we were casually walking our way to beach from our rented room, we saw a young kid like 12-13 years of age sitting on a stone at road side and crushing weed. Then he roll it light it up and went to beach in front of us casually smoking on his way, we were like WTF !!! Is weed got legal in India ? Weed at a young age is dangerous. Consuming these at a young age can permanently alter your brain chemistry and will leave lasting side effects.
I used to be such a kid, including sniffing up whiteners, petrol fumes, CD/permanent markers and pouring fevibond inbetween plastic sheets and rubbing it up. Realising that I had become a piece of shit helped me go to DPS bangalore , you will find 90% of kids there smoking,vaping,doing hard substance, drinking and what not The nicotine in the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this cigarettes suppress the CNS and provide a “relaxing effect” while increasing the blood pressure. The nicotine in the cigarettes suppress the CNS and provide a “relaxing effect” while increasing the blood pressure. It’s so sad to see such situations. I have personally seen few shopkeeper selling cigarettes to kids with my own eyes My classmates are always super surprised when they find out I don’t smoke. They act like it’s really weird or something. They’re like, “How do you not smoke? Everyone does it these days.” And they usually don’t have money to buy cigarettes but they still somehow buy and smoke.🥲 Can’t help everyone, world’s too big, reminds me of the line “like you’ve empathy inside but you don’t really care” Can’t help everyone, world’s too big, reminds me of the line “like you’ve empathy inside but you don’t really care” -numb little bug
I’m smoking cigarettes since I’m sixteen now I’m 20, I’m really worried about why I am addicted to it and I’m trying to quit. I regret that I developed the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this habit of smoking. Now I am almost 75% on my path to quitting it. The main trigger point for me to quit was when I smoked it immediately used to pop negative thoughts in my mind. When I was in 10th, I’d caught some of the middle school kids (4th- 7th) having fevibond stains on their shirts… When asked by the principal, they said we put fevibond in a plastic pouch and inhale the smell to get high… Some had already started gutka, cigarettes… What matters is when people use these things to escape their pain, suffering, problems then they need an intervention.
They should get back child labour with strick laws to govern them, not sure how many are aware of the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this old labour law and stringent age criteria and education of the child a must post work and all. I feel a working kid in a decent environment is better of than kids roaming
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Indeed. However now we talk about RPM (ad revenue for beginners). It`s just a good starting point 🙂 Thanks for sharing. don’t look at it that way. it’s the Jason isbell and the 400 unit feb 17 2025 the music hall portsmouth shirt Furthermore, I will do this miracle of compound interest you should be considering if you can create evergreen content. within a year it may be $30 an hour or more and it just goes up from there year after year. there are youtubers that are making hundreds of dollars an hour or more when you divide the income by the number of hours they put in every month since it will go up and up and up because a number of videos are evergreen. Making money 24/7 for almost forever. Someone like MrWhoseTheBoss could probably stop making videos today and retire off his residual income. There’s always going to be people watching reviews of tech hardware, as tech lasts so long. A video reviewing a phone released today will be watched by someone in 3 years from now who’s considering buying a used version of the handset. Example: if someone has a channel specifically based on Bitcoin, which is an extremely popular and news driven topic, nobody’s going to watch a video 3 years from now based on the news events that Bitcoin made this week, as the information’s out of date. He has a video about the Fed pausing interest rates, dated a month ago. It has 550k views. Given his niche, he’s made loads of money off that video…but nobody’s going to watch it a year from now as it’s no longer relevant. It seems it’s harder than ever to turn YT into full time source of income. You need countless things to come together, and then hope for sponsors as even yielding 100,000 views a video, off 3 videos a week, isn’t going to cut it.

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