Travel

chiangmai

bangkok

washingtondc

The last 6 months in Southeast Asia felt like 3 years with the new small towns, megacities, people, food, language, etc. experienced
- 1st year Nimman /chiangmai Thailand
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- 3rd year /bangkok

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Trader Joe’s

San Diego

Genart collector. Tinkerer. Investor. Crypto maximalist. Nomadic traveler w/ my wife and 3 kids. Currently somewhere in Lithuania 🇱🇹

Good list! 

The leaner and healthier (basically everywhere else) part always shocks us when we get back to the US.

- Airports in Asia are drastically nicer from big cities like Tokyo, Bangkok, Hanoi, to smaller ones like Chiang Mai and Da Nang
- People in the Asian airports look far leaner and healthier
- Egg shortage in the US. I had to sweet talk my way for back room eggs at /traderjoes in /sandiego. Haha.
- Price shock of everything in the US being more expensive
- Ordinary US grocery stores having an amazing amount of variety for most items

I always have a bit of culture shock about the US when I’m out for awhile.

What are the things you’re noticing?