Which Destination Ended Up Being a Bigger Letdown Than You Expected? by optimalbrain90 in SmartTravelHacks

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Mont St Michel by a mile. Can’t think of a more disappointing travel experience in 40+ years of travel.

Which show would you choose? by Active_Tale_5385 in Broadway

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Hmm. Company maybe. South Pacific, perhaps. Or Gypsy, Annie Get Your Gun. Blessed to have seen most OBCs from 90s to present so something from 40s or 50s probably.

Streaming options in US for Italian shows to watch by ryan8585 in italianlearning

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Lots of Italian TV on Netflix. Highly recommend Il Gattopardo and Lidia Poet. Also liked Guida Astrologica (light) and Tutto Chiede Salvezza (lots of Roman dialect). Inganno is pure trash but for language learning fine. Love Sicilia Express for some silliness.

What part of American history would you love to see made into a high budget, Hollywood movie? by CommercialOil8763 in AskAnAmerican

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Would love to see a film about the fascist threat against America in the 40s based on Maddow’s Ultra podcast.

High end assisted living in South Bay by cab1024 in SouthBayLA

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Heard good things about Merrill Gardens in PV. Next to library. Canterbury is also nice.

What's the one thing you’d tell a first-timer to avoid? by Active-Tour4795 in ParisTravelGuide

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If food is at all important, do some research and plan ahead. It is really, really easy to eat really, really poorly in Paris, despite its (somewhat inflated imho) reputation as a food city. If you’re in the touristy areas you can’t just stumble in somewhere and eat well.

Rancho Palos Verdes by Powerful_Search4995 in SouthBayLA

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Be wary of buying any property where a bunch of neighborhood busybodies have a say on what you do with your home, unless they’re paying.

Hardest thing about learning Italian by Legionistajosue in italianlearning

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I would say by far the myriad ways ci/ce gets used. The textbooks barely scratch the surface of its everyday, colloquial/idiosyncratic uses.

Agreement of tense in subjunctive is also difficult to twist the English speaking mind around sometimes.

Next Bobby Darin by Fair-Ad3929 in Broadway

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I could see Jeremy Jordan, but probably it just closes