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That's funny, I fell asleep before I got to read that.

Yep. My father always said that in developed countries, those at the very bottom get everything for free and those at the very top can either afford it or cheat their way out of it. Damn, my conversations get deep after 1am.

That's it. People will put themselves through all that to just about be able to put food on the table, and I respect those who do so.

Mm, it's not fair, you have to feel sorry for the workers sometimes. :/ Now, somebody has to manufacture products, obviously, but I don't agree with the big multinational corporations exploiting people, making them work hours for a lower wage than what they're supposed to be paid as a minimum.

Exactly! Yeah, I suppose. Dad was in Hong Kong as well, and he said it was cool. He did say that the living conditions the workers in the Chinese factories are horrendous though.

Lol, big cities are often noisy. London is like that too, Central London anyway. The thing with honking the horns reminded me, my dad once had to spend a week in China for work (not by choice ) and he said the people there honked their horns like crazy when driving!

Ah, that's cool! Yeah, I've always wanted to visit NYC, I've seen the pictures of Times Square, it looks wonderful! I actually have relatives who live in New York, but in Upstate NY rather than the city itself.

Yeah, we went to London, it's fantastic! There's a tourist attraction of some sort on, like, every street. Yeah, I can get the ferry to either the UK or France, but I've never actually done it, I've always gone by plane. Lol, well, Europeans usually view America the same way Americans view Europe. All I know is that visiting the States is a high priority on my bucket list.

Ah, that sounds like fun! I've only been on a trip abroad with my school once, when we went to England a few months back. It was pretty enjoyable.