So long, America🫡🇺🇸
49 days ago we landed in the USA to follow our country at the World Cup. We had no idea it would turn into the trip of a lifetime.
Thank you to everyone who followed along, and to all the people we met who made this journey even more special. We honestly don’t have the words to express how grateful we are for everything you did for us.
This trip exceeded every expectation we had. We came here with an open mind, wanting to experience as much of the country as possible. I still remember telling my friends on the flight to Atlanta that I hoped we’d get to meet a few locals on this trip. Now we’re flying home with friends all across the USA.
Before we came, we heard so many stereotypes and warnings about America. People told us about safety concerns, that they might check our social media at the border, and all kinds of other things. None of it matched our experience. This was probably the most welcoming country we’ve ever visited.
So if you have the chance to travel, do it. The world isn’t nearly as bad as the media often makes it seem. 99% of people are awesome!
I heard this quote somewhere during the World Cup, and I think it sums up our experience perfectly:
“If you want to hate the world, watch the news. If you want to love it, travel it.”
Thank you, America ❤️🇺🇸
So this kid from an Ivy League school with an IQ over 130, pulls off his mask at a Starbucks just to holla at a barista, blowing his cover. Fast forward an hour, and he’s chilling while he takes out the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, then bounces on a bike. A week later, he rolls up to McDonald’s, packing the murder tool, a fake ID from the hit, and a manifesto trashing the American healthcare game. The cashier spots him after he sits down, and he’s just there, typing away on his laptop, strapped with a homemade gun and suppressor, until the cops roll in and scoop him up right there.They’re keeping us blind to something.