I was surprised to see a motorcyclist needed to line up to get gas. it's a lot more logical that motorcycles could jump the line as it takes much less time to fill up than a car does. It's the same in my home country, but I often make it a little creative 🤭 With gas shortage in the recent past, why aren't there more EV and electric bikes?
Bolivians' hairs must be valuable? I'm guessing most people get 500bs, which is still a lot of money for many bolivians, but 15,000bs, really? What kind of hairs qualify for that? For someone, they can live for half a year without working? Unfortunately, my hair was too short, there was little to sell💇🏻♂️
Not only in Asia!
I spotted a cleaning crew wearing a conical hat. This is my first and last time seeing this style in Bolivia. She was busy, so I was too shy to give her compliments and ask where she got it, and where it's from. ☺️
Today’s photo is boring for most people, but this is a mystery and a fascination to me, I’ve got tons of questions.
I see almost all of used cars are from Japan, and this truck is one of them. Why do you import all the way from Japan, not from other countries like USA, Korea, China, or even Brazil? Then once imported from Japan, why do they modify the location of the steering wheel, it must cost a lot? Is it a law? Countries like Russia have been importing used cars from Japan for decades, but they don’t modify the location of the steering wheel.
Is it Halloween already?
Why do they have to be huge? How do you eat them? When you buy whole, I guess you'll need a special knife to cut it in half? I'm guessing you make locro de zapallo from those? How does the taste compare to regular sized pumpkins (size of a baby's head)?
I didn't take pics, but I've seen huge zucchini here, too.
There was someone who posted photos daily a couple of months ago, I’ll follow the lead. I’m not going outside the city, so there won’t be breathtaking photos, but fascinating to me nonetheless.
1975 Toyota Corolla liftback. What a beauty 😍