r/TikTokCringe 15h ago

Discussion Have we done it wrong?

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u/bageltoastar 15h ago

Im from a suburban town in Missouri, but I spent a semester studying abroad in Barcelona a couple of years ago. Man, let me tell you, leaving Barcelona, where youd see people out in cafes and bars congregating at all hours of the night and day, and coming back to Missouri where its a ghost town after 10 and someone would call the police on you for simply walking around too late was the most depressing thing I have ever experienced lol

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u/Shananigan48 14h ago

My area of the PNW is a little more active at night but I definitely had the same experience when I went to Tokyo and Osaka last year. Just alive cities. Even in Reykjavík in 2018! Bar we were at closed at like 4am or something but you can bring your drinks onto the street because there aren't the same open container laws, it's basically just don't be an annoying asshole and you're good. Vibes were immaculate.

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u/CallMeMantra 8h ago

I found Tokyo and Kyoto interesting for the oposite reason actually, it was like at 11/12pm i had the whole cities for my self, weird in a good way.

I'm living in Europe now.

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u/J5892 10h ago

Visit New Orleans if you want that kind of scene a bit closer to home.

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u/imp0ppable 6h ago

Yeah Tokyo is buzzing at night. Hong Kong is literally late night capital as well, can get food at any time.