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I had an old map of a city in Spain and asked the First American Pope Leo XIV 2025 shirt so you should to go to store and get this taxi driver for “Avenida Generalissimo Franco”. The driver responded “No existe tal calle. Vivemos en una democracia”. My Spanish was just good enough to cotton on that the street had been renamed after Franco’s death and the driver was slightly put out at the mention of his name. Wanting to pay for something in Ibiza and having only very limited Spanish (and no Catalan) I said “Me puede pagar” instead of “Se puede pagar”. The bloke was very amused at the idea that he would pay me! After a long flight, walked out to the edge of the curb, looked to the right, saw no cars coming… Almost got collected by a bus coming the other way as they obviously drive on the right. I was in Amsterdam going from place to place and smoking a bit ….I was absolutely famished so I thought I’d head up to the Damrak to get some scran because MUNCHIES….at the time I was working as waiter so I thought I would order a few things and carry them on one arm…..everything was cool until I got back to the hotel which happened to be owned by the turks,…who are definitely anti drunk stoned British….I was warned that if I didn’t eat it I would have it for breakfast,. So trying to be a clever dick I’m trying to climb the stairs and eat,…at exactly the same time a gaggle of GERMANS came stomping down and bumped right into me….the food went everywhere and I was told rather sternly how in the hell us British won the war….I mean seriously…..sour krauts

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