Whether you’re traveling for work or get stuck longer than expected after missing your connecting flight, chances are that someday soon you’ll end up in a less-than-desirable location in the United States. We’ve all been there, and lucky for you, I’ve been there more than most. Here’s your guide to making those places suck less.
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My Instagram Feed Suggests I’ve Made It
Hello from Europe! If you follow me, you will see a flurry of Insta activity showcasing my privileged excursion to several European vacation destinations.
Moving to America
I recently moved from New York to Dallas. A lot of my New York friends asked why? A friend in Dallas said, “don’t do it.” I moved anyway as I was poor, lived above a noisy bar, had two roommates, and hated my job, the cold, the subway, and the perpetual anxious sweat that coated my body.
Why SF Is the Worst
Before I start eviscerating the Bay Area, because San Francisco is the worst, it’s only fair to acknowledge a few things that don’t entirely suck. In order to tolerate the year and a half I spent living there, I had to find a few coping mechanisms.