Canada

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Must have socks- Manitoba health code Must have wristband. Can’t buy a wristband. If you have 6plus people in a room you need another room. Must have a ponytail in the hot tub. So your hair doesn’t get caught. People park on the street. Kids can’t be in the arcade without a parent. Elliott got kicked out for looking for quarters. Always wear a wristband. We had to cut one in half and tape them to be able to be in the pool. The home born population about half seem to be struggling with identity confusion. They were more concerned about recycling properly then… Put it in the compost!! Massive taxes! Everything was super expensive. Socialized healthcare.e sucks. You can be on a waitlist for over a year. You can wait hours or a day to get into the ER. Transgender bathrooms everywhere. I think every restaurant had 3 genders or every bathroom had to be gender neutral. Kids can never be alone. They can’t even be at the playground without an adult even at age 11. Very very few churches were seen. Buddhist monk placed near monastery ruins. Chatting with the Indian family was pleasant. They seem to still have family ruins. White people are taught to hate themselves. The crippled liberal married to a transgender person hates Trump. She said she feels bad that we live in the USA and refuses to take her daughter to any “conservative” state or nation. Pool shuts down at exactly 9pm. No exceptions. Personal behind stall requires an ID for entering liquor store. You had to press a button to be let in. The kids noticed they are very strict on the minor rules & don’t care about the “major” rules. Homeless half-naked man walking around with a crack pipe. And don’t forget get your wristband. They have transgender flags on random hotels. So many gay couples & transgender kids. We can’t wait to be the nation where we are free! Land of free home of the brave! environmental issues are very important to them. They were “kind & friendly” in an abstract way not a concrete way. Rules at the zoo… had to be quiet… White guilt was everywhere. Every meal was about $100 to feed our family. The rules come from somewhere else besides the parents…. State makes the rules for the family instead of the family. The poor people are overweight, which has rarely been seen through history.