Kate

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Try to wrap your head around the weird rules. Maybe some joint demands you slap a watermelon slice on your head before hitting up their temple. Whatever, just roll with it. Travel’s a game, and every country’s got its own wack rules that make it special.

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Always rock a backup pair of funky socks. You’ll be shocked how a dope pattern on your ankles can break the ice, especially when words fail. I’ve defused some awkward moments just by flashing a killer pair of socks.

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Don’t pit countries against each other. Everyone’s always like “Paris vs. Rome, which one’s radder?” I’m like, “Yo, who’s got the cuter pigeons chillin’ on their main square?” Flip the script and ditch the basic comparisons.

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Pack light, but always bring something totally pointless. Like a rubber duck or a miniature statue of a pufferfish. It’s got no real purpose except to spark convo and maybe make the customs dude grin like a weirdo.

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Don’t freak if you get lost. My blue hair’s basically a neon lighthouse in some random hood. The longer you wander, the better the chance you’ll stumble into some secret bakery, a homemade museum of traffic cones, or a tucked-away bar rockin’ tunes you’ve never even heard of.

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Learn a couple of local phrases, especially the ones that get you to a toilet or score a discount. When you’re cracking up trying to say “thanks” in Klingon somewhere deep in Germany, people dig the friendly weirdness. Even if they think you’re totally nuts.

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Always chow down on the local grub, but brace yourself for some freaky flavors. After snacking on fried tarantulas in Cambodia, I realized it’s not about taste, it’s about the wild vibe. My hair’s blue for a reason, so let your taste buds get as trippy as my hairdo.

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My procrastination level hit so hard, I started rewatching Naruto.

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When someone says anime’s for kids, I feel like showing them Berserk.

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Bring a funky notebook or a wad of sticky notes. Jot down the random stuff you hear or see – from overheard pickup lines to doodles of giant lizards. Later on, these scribbles hit you with that “whoa, did that really happen?” nostalgia.

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My life’s that filler episode you’re too lazy to skip.

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First, you watch anime for the plot, then for the waifus, and now it’s just for the memes

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You know you’re a weeb when ‘arigato’ slips out instead of ‘thanks.’

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Feels like I’ve been waiting forever for season two of my life.

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My life’s got so much drama, Tokyo Revengers would take notes

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If your tech starts working perfectly, something will break soon.

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Sometimes it’s helpful to just turn off your phone and enjoy the silence.

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Remember, going home with a sour mug won’t make life any cooler. Travel for the kicks and fresh angles. If stuff goes sideways, picture the wind styling your blue ‘do. Bottom line: you’re always richer in stories and swagger than before you took off

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Don’t sweat the “touristy” spots. Sure, you’ll get mobs of selfie-snapping folks and tacky souvenirs. But even among the cheap Eiffel Tower magnets, you might find some dude who crafts ’em by hand and can drop the city’s secret lore on you.

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