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>>23458264
Conversely, don't try to own anyone elses shit and fuck with the.Respect is really easy and it's a global language.

And carry a knife in case trouble finds you. You can take an iwb knife on checked in luggage and usually have no issue slipping it on at the airport bathroom after you cleared security, before you venture out into the city. However be advised many 3d world countries have a lot of metal detectors everywhere even to get into places like museums, so get a non-metallic knife made out of material like G10 with a sheath that doesnt have any metal components. I have carried metallic knives in the bottom of my shoe to get into clubs but had to stash them away to get into places with metal detectors. Always know the laws of the country you go to and know the consequences of getting caught with a knife. In 99.9% of times you'll be good Im just used to carrying everywhere in the states so having a knife on ke when I travel gives me peace of mind.

But honestly if you have ever visited NYC or Atlanta you will be fine in most tourist spots all over the world unless you go to bad places. Places like Korea or Japan are incredible compared to the US because of how safe they are. And like anon said taking some mma/boxing classes and understanding respect and confidence will do you tons of good in not displaying a big "PLEASE MUG ME" sign wherever you go, but overall if you have been in an American city with nignogs you will do fine in most places around the world. Dont be a retard but dont be a pussy either go see the fucking world

>>19144185
Thanks. I might participate in the fun when it lists.

>>18194847
Good luck! Too sketchy for me still.

>>16235249
ror!

>>15741083
full halfie pattern coming up on Monday

Meanwhile, report out of China regarding negotiations was fairly positively worded.

>The two sides discussed topics such as forced technology transfer, intellectual property rights, services, non-tariff barriers, and agriculture. The Chinese side confirmed their commitment to increase purchases of United States agricultural exports. The meetings were constructive, and we expect negotiations on an enforceable trade deal to continue in Washington, D.C., in early September.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/statement-press-secretary-71/

posting maido pic for the ror poster.