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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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German supermarkets lack variety. Its just the same, same, same, same and no selection. I honestly have no idea what to cook in this country as there are no ingredients available. Back in the UK I enjoyed trying new recipes, here that's just impossible.

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Check out the Mexican section at REWE on Warshauer If you want a real laugh. They don’t even have hot sauce in the entire store. Except for one local Berlin brand

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You can’t even find black beans or kale anywhere

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Black beans. I am looking for them for so long in Berlin. Don't germans like black beans because it's black??

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Yes Germany is so superior especially with its cuisine... what a joke

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I was never religious, spiritual or into mysticism but this place is undeniably full of bad/negative/evil energy. Something dark lurks just beneath the surface of these people. I don't know what it is or where it comes from but they all have it.

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The history of this country.

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I’ve been trying to talk to people about this for awhile now. You have to leave that place to fully understand how it’s affected you. It’s not just the people, it’s the location. I posted awhile back about the Nazis being occultists and summoning demons to Berlin. This could be part of why people go into dark places and destroy themselves.
I freaking hate that place

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Also I’ve never had a bad trip on psychedelics in my life. I am an experienced user. I took mushrooms last summer in my flat, a friend was visiting from out of town. She fell asleep on the floor. Anytime I closed my eyes, I saw demons clawing at me, trying to take my energy. There were a bunch of them, half animal heads. That’s when I started my research of demons in Berlin and posting about it. A friend told me, there are demons also in Berghain. Their friend has seen them multiple times. Apparently this is part of why no cameras and mirrors are there.

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And I hadn’t taken mushrooms in Berlin before that, in a few years. So it makes me wonder, could I have just sensed them because I had opened that portal?
People take stupid drugs in Berlin like ketamine. Ketamine has a dark and negative vibe, people drooling on themselves. Kind of the perfect state to be manipulated in because you stupify yourself but don’t notice what’s going on around you

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I Guess it just doesn’t affect germans tho. Because they seem to thrive in negativity

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Someone also wrote earlier “god has left this country”
That about sums it up. It’s the darkest place I’ve ever been.

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Usually I take a mushroom trip every year. It's my way to start the new year with a Spiritual trip.
In germany I didn't do it even one time. I am too scared having a bad trip. And I know will have one

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There are no spiritual tripe in Berlin. Just ketamine and speed and ghb. Gross

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Absolutely. They just consume the chemical poop

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  Anonymous wrote:

you put it so well into words. beginning with the whole murder cases in close families, lack of empathy in the daily life and spiteful ‘independence’

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Why Are people so obsessed with berlin? Like people really get an ego because they decided to move there, meanwhile they are broke and have no future plan?
Dude stfu you are contributing nothing to society. You are literally a huge poser. The party ended at least ten year ago . It’s over. Idiots

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Congratulations. You live in Disneyland.

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Happy VE Day Boys!

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Obviously you are not in Europe. VE Day is over.

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"Obviously you are not in Europe. VE Day is over."
Think you've spent too much time among pedantic Germans, buddy. VE Day is celebrated in plenty of places on the 9th of May. You should know what you're talking about before criticizing others.

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I knew my comment would trigger some german or german Fan boy or girl. Thanks to the second poster.....for showing the idiotic comment of the other person.

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Peter pan’s land

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Yet this ‘land’ seems to sit somewhere between 1988 and 1998. only two decades behind reality.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The amount of random things going wrong every day makes me wonder why people live here

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The dogs in Berlin don't think it is "things going wrong". They see it as part of an advanced society.

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Yes the advanced society who still uses fax, mail, smoke inside, culturally appropriates, has 1970s level racism, and draconian laws

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What happens to German clubbers? Do they all just die young? I’m trying to understand. If a person has no life or original ideas outside of techno, berghain, piercing, tattoo, bdsm, and they are already mid 30s, where does it go from there ?

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No where. They either live rough on the street or they go on social welfare.

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Ja exactly.Be a single parejt and keep tossing their kids here and there and Jugendamt .

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the mieterverein just said they could refund me up for 4000-6000 euro via my landlord as thats how much I was overcharged over two years. If you haven’t gone to the mieterverein do it now.

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LOL this city is so miserly it's hilarious. I've been here so long that my brain is probably completely shot, but way back before they abolished it in 2013, you had to pay 10 € when you went see to the doctor. Several times I was refused service because I either didn't have cash on me (yeah of course you couldn't pay with a credit card, not even with EC) or I didn't have the exact amount. Once I was very ill and the dumb woman (it's always women at the reception somehow) just shrugged and ignored me. Over 10 Euros :-D

But it extends so far. When I moved here I transferred into a private university to finish (I heard beforehand that the public ones here are very bad quality) and after graduation they made me pay for the postage to have my certificate mailed to me within Germany :o)

And just recently I called my doctor to have a prescription refilled so I wouldn't have to go in to the office. That mfer seriously told me I needed to wire them like 60 cents to have a freaking letter sent to me.

How tf is this supposed to be a first world country with everyone operating on such a shoestring budget?

Why tf is everyone in Germany forced to pay 15% of their income for health insurance when the quality of the basic coverage is this shit? And then why do they shut everyone out from private insurance unless you earn EUR 60k/year? This whole country is a giant pyramid scheme.

Went to a random hospital in Istanbul once when I got bit by a dog and it was cleaner, the service was faster and the whole experience was like a completely different world.

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2. World country? They wish. I totally feel what you are saying.

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Meant 1. World

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Hm. I usually do hate on Germany and Berlin, but try getting healthcare in the US.

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I forgot my prescribed medication in the UK once and went to get a prescription from a doctor I went to some months before. Because I had no health insurance in Germany anymore I told her I would pay private, she refused though. The female dog also refused to use my European Health insurance card I got from the NHS.

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"I usually do hate on Germany and Berlin, but try getting healthcare in the US."
94% of the US population manages to do it somehow at an average price of $440 per person/month. Don't spread your bulllshit conspiracy theories that are based on nothing more than your own delusions.

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440 Dollar?? Wow seems to be quite high imo

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I’m from the US. Even though I had insurance I had to pay out of pocket for my meds and doctors appointments because insurance wouldn’t cover me until I reached my 8000 deductible. The US healthcare system is crumbling. It’s reality dude

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"440 Dollar?? Wow seems to be quite high imo"

Considering you'll always pay 15% of your income here you can easily see it's barely higher than what an average earner in Germany pays AND you won't have to be serviced in a 20-person sick ward like here or wait 2 months to get simple radiology work done.

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yeah, you can complain about a lot of things in Germany but I really wouldn't say healthcare is one of them. You hardly ever have to wait long to be seen at the doctor's surgery and you can go and see whatever specialists you want without a long waiting list (except maybe psychotherapists but that's cos everyone here is psycho..). I have also had two operations since living here and both times the doctors took really good care of me and I felt safe and trusted in their competence.

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If you're a net recipient of healthcare resources then of course you'll like Germany. It's always nice when someone else is paying your bills.

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no, freelancers have to pay up to 700 a month in insurance...which is completely retarted because most people only make 1500 a month after tax! I remember my prof saying they thought 2k a month was a good income when I moved, I laughed until I realize that they were serious, now I realize I should have just taken note of that crazy idea...

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as much as i know 700 is only if you dont make it clear how much you are eraning. One of my friends who is a freelancer as well pays around 170 euro more or less

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Public insurance for freelancers is a huge rip off and can be 1k or more depending on what you earn. They only get away with it because Germans are blinded by the word Solidargemeinschaft. Private insurance for freelancers is cheaper as long as you are young.

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Please compare German Health insurance to other EUROPEAN health coverage systems not the US one which is drastically different. If you want to compare the German one with one on the American continent then let's talk about Canada. The German Health system is a pure rip off.

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Why does amazon leave packages with neighbour? And you know these German clowns just write a random name and don’t come to tell me they took my stuff which I didn’t authorize them to do! Just don’t answe your freaking door! You are not doing me a favour!
Oh and also delivery people it’s not my job to deliver packages to my neighbours for you. So don’t get mad when I close the door and say no and keep ringing my bell. Imbeciles

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amazon is the worst, so many of my parcels disappeared.

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So many of my packages were taken by my neighbours without my consent.

The funny part is, I don't know these people at all. I don't even know their names. Luckily, the did hand my packages over back to me.

However, why on the earth you would take a package for someone who don't even know ? I mean, let DHL, UPS, Amazon to bring my package to the post office where I can take my package by myself as meant to be.

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Lot of times it would just say “left with a neighbour”. No name or clue which one.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Had a date with a german girl. She told me that I am the funniest man she ever met.
It says so much about germans.
I AM NOT FUNNY AT ALL

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She was probably laughing AT you

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Haha auslander so strange and amusing

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Rule number one: DO NOT DATE GERMANS!

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Germans are so funny though, don't you remember all those hilarious German comedy films and all the German comedians that make it big in other countries?

Typical German comedy sketch:
- Skinny but ugly middle-aged blonde with pink lipstick enters kitchen and starts smearing butter on bread.
- Woman: "Schatzi, was möchtest du auf deinem Brot haben?"
- Man (from other room): "Ach Uschi," (audience starts cracking up) "Wie wär's mit einer Scheibe Wurst?"
- Woman: "Rolf!!! (laughter in audience grows louder) "Du weißt, dass wir keine Wurst mehr kaufen können seit wir Hausverbot bekommen haben..."
- Ugly, fat, half-bald German enters room naked (audience laughter so loud you can barely hear dialog). "Dann essen wir heute Eigenwurst mit Eiern!" *sticks penis and balls on bread*
- (Audience loses its poop and some dumb graphic appears of a man pissing on a swastika)

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German humor doesn't exist.
U know why? To understand and have humor u need the ability to think irrational and outside of the box. Germans are not able to do that. That's the reason they don't have any sense of humor and don't understand the humor of other countries. They found their own humor what only they feel. Fookin creeps

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omg that is so bad it is f*ckin hilarious

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its just wrong its not funny

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Haha auslander so strange and amusing

I am piss1ng myself with this comment lmfao!

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It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under
Broken glass everywhere
People pissin' on the stairs, you know they just don't care
I can't take the smell, can't take the noise
Got no money to move out, I guess I got no choice
Rats in the front room, roaches in the back
Junkies in the alley with a baseball bat
I tried to get away but I couldn't get far
Cause a man with a tow truck repossessed my car
[Chorus]
Don't push me cause I'm close to the edge
I'm trying not to lose my head
It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under
Standin' on the front stoop hangin' out the window
Watchin' all the cars go by, roarin' as the breezes blow
Crazy lady, livin' in a bag
Eatin' outta garbage pails, used to be a homosexual hag
Said she'll dance the tango, skip the light fandango
A Zircon princess seemed to lost her senses
Down at the peep show watchin' all the creeps
So she can tell her stories to the girls back home
She went to the city and got so so seditty
She had to get a pimp, she couldn't make it on her own
[Chorus]
It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under
My brother's doin' bad, stole my mother's TV
Says she watches too much, it's just not healthy
All My Children in the daytime, Dallas at night
Can't even see the game or the Sugar Ray fight
The bill collectors, they ring my phone
And scare my wife when I'm not home
Got a bum education, double-digit inflation
Can't take the train to the job, there's a strike at the station
Neon King Kong standin' on my back
Can't stop to turn around, broke my sacroiliac
A mid-range migraine, cancered membrane
Sometimes I think I'm goin' insane
I swear I might hijack a plane!
[Chorus]
It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under
My son said, Daddy, I don't wanna go to school
Cause the teacher's a jerk, he must think I'm a fool
And all the kids smoke reefer, I think it'd be cheaper
If I just got a job, learned to be a street sweeper
Or dance to the beat, shuffle my feet
Wear a shirt and tie and run with the creeps
Cause it's all about money, ain't a darn thing funny
You got to have a con in this land of milk and honey
They pushed that girl in front of the train
Took her to the doctor, sewed her arm on again
Stabbed that man right in his heart
Gave him a transplant for a brand new start
I can't walk through the park cause it's crazy after dark
Keep my hand on my gun cause they got me on the run
I feel like a outlaw, broke my last glass jaw
Hear them say "You want some more?"
Livin' on a see-saw
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It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under
A child is born with no state of mind
Blind to the ways of mankind
God is smilin' on you but he's frownin' too
Because only God knows what you'll go through
You'll grow in the ghetto livin' second-rate
And your eyes will sing a song called deep hate
The places you play and where you stay
Looks like one great big alleyway
You'll admire all the number-book takers
Thugs, pimps and pushers and the big money-makers
Drivin' big cars, spendin' twenties and tens
And you'll wanna grow up to be just like them, huh
Smugglers, scramblers, burglars, gamblers
Pickpocket peddlers, even panhandlers
You say I'm cool, huh, I'm no fool
But then you wind up droppin' outta high school
Now you're unemployed, all non-void
Walkin' round like you're Pretty Boy Floyd
Turned stick-up kid, but look what you done did
Got sent up for a eight-year bid
Now your manhood is took and you're a Maytag
Spend the next two years as a undercover fag
Bein' used and abused to serve like hell
Til one day, you was found hung dead in the cell
It was plain to see that your life was lost
You was cold and your body swung back and forth
But now your eyes sing the sad, sad song
Of how you lived so fast and died so young so
[Chorus]
It's like a jungle sometimes
It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeeeeeeeaaaah bruh.
Grand Master Berlin

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  Anonymous wrote:

So berlin is like NYC in the 80s?

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people pissin the stairs, they just don't care

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That’s actually great and accurate! I’d tell you to make a song out of it and upload it on YouTube but I’m afraid angry germans and stupid expats dreaming of becoming like Berliners will report you

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"People pissin' on the stairs, you know they just don't care" : i was so disgusted when i saw an old man pissing on the stairs @ Zoologischer Garten, when i was going to the BVG shop. i almost threw up

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It is a song,
It’s “the message” by grandmaster flash

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whenever i hear that song i also have to think of berlin BUT new york in the 70s and 80s was probably much better than berlin now. after all, depite all the poop happening they had culture. grandmaster flash, blondie, ... there was SOMETHING going on. here, nothing but poop is happening.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Fair enough

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NY also had an economy

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  Anonymous wrote:

Has anyone here lived both in Berlin and Barcelona? I’m moving to Barcelona and hope I will like it. I have a Berlin-trauma

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I was going to do the same before COVID, I also have several Berlin traumas. I’ve escaped out of Europe for now. I don’t think now is a good time to go to Barcelona. The economy is already bad and they are in stricter lockdown. But if you have savings try Going in the country in Spain until the pandemic blows over.

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How are you able to move during this pandemic if you don’t mind me asking? Because I’m thinking to do the same. If you get the chance visit cadaques, north of the city. Salvador Dali’s house is there, and beautiful nature surrounds

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I won't do it until june and I live close to the border (south west france) so luckily I can go by car
Got a job in Barcelona just before the pandemy started, signed the work contract and everything and since then I am waiting to be able to move

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@2 thank you for the tip! I've already been there and loved it :) definitely looking forward to go again

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  Anonymous wrote:

amazing. I'm jealous. see you there maybe, one day! I know many are there who left berlin for the same reason. you should find support there if you so choose....

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Barcelona?
Let me tell u 1 thing.
The moment when you arrive you will feel something you can not describe. Something beautiful, something revealing, you will be a different person.
Lucky u

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  Anonymous wrote:

pooping times are a part of our life. But pooping times are different in Barcelona

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Thank you for the support and positive words! Now I’m more confident that it will be the right place to heal my Berlin wounds and start over. And yeah, would be fun to meet some fellow ex Berliners / berlinhaters :)

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I grew up in Berlin and was put on Ritalin from the age of eight to sixteen. My parents were immigrants. In 2016 I moved to Barcelona, spent 3 years in the city and now it’s my second year in small coastal town in Tarragona right by the sea. Vitamin D and the Mediterranean people will ease the the Berlin trauma!!!

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*in A small coastal town

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  Anonymous wrote:

where is a good safe neighbourhood in Barcelona, that's not too touristic

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Barcelona? After Berlin? Welcome to heaven.

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It’s me again, the guy who was put on Ritalin. Avoid El Raval, El Born, El Gótico! Have a look around Sants, Poble Sec(Montjuïc), Poble Nou(close to the beach), Sarrià and Les Corts. Un saludo!

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Thanks :)

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OP here :) I was not the one asking for the neighborhoods but thanks, it’s very useful!! I consider living in Camp de l’arpa, would you recommend it?

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It’s me again, the Ritalin kid:

Yes totally, remember as long as you don’t move to Ciutat Vella(El Raval - people like to call it the Kreuzberg of Barcelona, so you know what to expect, El Born and El Gótico) you won’t have to worry.

In other words If I would have to move back to Barcelona from the coastal village I live in now I wouldn’t mind at all to live at Camp de l’Arpa. ;-)

Bon voyage!

youtu.be/T7YJoGXs2i8

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I found people in Barcelona very inclusive and friendly, had a great tree weeks there.

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Thank you “ritalin kid” ;-) sounds awesome.
I love this song haha
Wish you the best in Tarragona!

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Things that are good about berlin : nightlife
things that are bad about berlin:
no money, high tax
draconian laws, no freedom of speech
angry people everywhere trying to tell you how to think and behave
shitty long winters
chance of getting attacked randomly on street are high\
racism and xenophobia
everything expensive when you make no money
no way to find a happy relationship
friends are fickle and self interested
people dying all the time because of drug overdose or suicide
germans

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homelessness, cant find an apartment
endless bureaucracy for every little thing
mentally unstable people everywhere
evil butt vibe leftover from historical issues
heaps and heaps of traumatic experiences and traumatized individuals with Stockholm syndrome

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morally corrupt, sexual assault and poop like that goes unpunished, but someone on ebay kleinenzeigung messages me asking the exact thickness of the rug I am selling, as if that poop really matters. OCD and anal retentive about mundane things, but when it comes to real issues that need solving, absent and dismissive

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oh yeah and can't forget the poop marketing that lures people to "make it" as an artist, when they rarely get paid for anything they do. which brings me to the final point, overrun with trust fund kids

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and PS "artists", your aesthetic is played out as fuck. how about doing something original?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Nightlife ? Lol

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Lefty pseudo anarchists and FemiNazis are the worst things about Berlin.

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Berlin is the worst thing about Berlin

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Nightlife??????????
Did I miss something???
Are u talking about the pooping bars and clubs that look like they were made for homeless junkies who want to party???
Sorry, in my city : Barcelona, there is a nightlife. Berlin? Nah

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The nightlife is good for the only reason of the DJs they get in. Otherwise it scares me. I’m the OP. Was mostly joking

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Jesus christ. The nightlife is feckin horrible. Every bar contains crappy 2nd hand furniture illuminated by candles. Don't get me started on the chain smoking inside. F Berlin and F its nightlife. Give me a decent bar overlooking the ocean... hell I don't know, somewhere like The Bungalow, Camps Bay, Cape Town. Watching the sunset in one of the most beautiful parts of the world whilst sipping on a decent drink beats watching Hanz masturbate in Kit Kat.

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No offence to the above poster but that isn’t a club. It’s a restaurant. Tho it looks nice....

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For those who left Berlin. What are your friends like years later? Did most of them stay or leave ?

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All my friends left Berlin.

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that's one reason I left. didn't want to be the last one standing, who gave up their lives for the "struggle"
I know even germans here ten years who lack close friends.

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Berlin friend - Now there's and oxymoron for you

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