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Qualle1

Frankfurt unfriendly and at # 14? No, I don't agree with this list! Where the heck is bloody Paris - for me the most unfriendly city in Europe?

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RAMROD

What are these sentiment against USA :fan:

Oh, I am used to it :fan:

IMHO, it is just because difference in culture.

 

The only one I agree with is Mainland China, no one care for you,

eve you are robbed or beaten up on the side of street.

They don;t even care when their fellow countrymen or women in the

same situation in their own country!!

Your life,your problem, something like that.

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I'm surprised LA is ahead of NY. I would have thought it would have been the other way around. 

NY should be waaay higher than LA 

I would know...

My time in both was completely opposite, New York was overly friendly and welcoming to me and L.A was totally a wolf ready to use you up and eat you and then laugh that you even came there. I never met a stranger in New York.

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Frankfurt unfriendly and at # 14? No, I don't agree with this list! Where the heck is bloody Paris - for me the most unfriendly city in Europe?

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There is this funny book how to survive in Paris and the author writes: Paris being the most beautiful city in the world God had to balance it and put the most horrible people there" :dies:

Seriously, are they rude? Yes, but if you speak some French or are French it helps but overall they are stressed

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Bette Davis

LA is filth. I'd be a rude asshole too if I had to live there :hunty: literally the entire city is one ugly strip mall

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Mess @ Philly being on the list.  I blame Camden.  

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There is this funny book how to survive in Paris and the author writes: Paris being the most beautiful city in the world God had to balance it and put the most horrible people there" :dies:

Seriously, are they rude? Yes, but if you speak some French or are French it helps but overall they are stressed

Tbh Parisians aren't that. I had two funny experiences with them on the toilet :lmao: 

First time I gone into the male room and then the cook of the restaurants came out of it and said to me something in French, but then he understood that I'm not French and he shown me with gestures that I should use the female room because he placed a "stink bomb" on the the toilet :smh: 

Other time in another bar me and a Frenchmen tried to figure out how water gets in the washbasin and we stand in front of it and didn't know. It was 5 minutes of Oh Gott and Mon Dieu :smh:  Then we figured out that we need on a dot on the floor :flop:

I didn't had any negative experience with them, but maybe I just met the right people :flop:

 

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ShockPop

I used to live in sydney. That part of south korea wasnt particularly friendly... yet it is ranked as most friendly.

Whats this based on?

Bradford is the least friendly city imo.

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My time in both was completely opposite, New York was overly friendly and welcoming to me and L.A was totally a wolf ready to use you up and eat you and then laugh that you even came there. I never met a stranger in New York.

I haven't spent much time in Manhattan, but I have seen a lot of up state NY(Rochester , Syracuse ect., I like it there

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Tbh Parisians aren't that. I had two funny experiences with them on the toilet :lmao: 

First time I gone into the male room and then the cook of the restaurants came out of it and said to me something in French, but then he understood that I'm not French and he shown me with gestures that I should use the female room because he placed a "stink bomb" on the the toilet :smh: 

Other time in another bar me and a Frenchmen tried to figure out how water gets in the washbasin and we stand in front of it and didn't know. It was 5 minutes of Oh Gott and Mon Dieu :smh:  Then we figured out that we need on a dot on the floor :flop:

I didn't had any negative experience with them, but maybe I just met the right people :flop:

 

AHAHA that's nice. I think people say they are unfriendly because if you stop them in the streets speaking English , they won't bother responding, but that's because they just have no clue what you say... I never lived there but stayed extended period of time, overall I had good experience but the worse are people in the metro they can get so mad for silly things and it just pisses me off ...

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What!? I went to Washington DC just this past weekend and was shocked at how nice everybody was! :shocked: 

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