This Artist Turns Travel Culture Shock Into 37 New Comics That Are Way Too Relatable

When I was a kid, I collected ceramic thimbles painted with the name and a scene from all the cities I visited. I thought it was a nice thing to collect because they look pretty and it doesn't take much space to have them all on display.

For me, this is Mexico. I love folk art and pottery. The things I see online! 😩🤌🏻

Sorry Europe here , we have at minimum 20 mandatory days of vacation , personally I have 35 so a little more than 3 weeks :) and most of Asia has 10 to 15 days , now if you would have put USA , it would be more fitting, they got none.

Not unless it is the 1950s or earlier.

Yeah, nah. It's nothing like that!

I didn't notice that in Singapore when I was there last year. The amount we paid was the amount on the menu.

This one sounds dumb. Don't native English speakers use "one man show" ? How is "one man live" so difficult to understand ?

Ha! At least kitty seems happy.

My sister visited Switzerland but walked to Germany just so she could afford to eat XD

No. But there's a wine that they don't export, it's marvellous!

Yes, you do!

Well, Singapore isn't an isolated island and does not need to prevent invasive species.

That is disappointing!

And remark on something on the card, too.

These bamboo things are useless and single use only, unlike plastic stuff that most people actually wash and re-use because life's expensive: you have to be super rich or super stupid to throw out the plastic fork you got for free with your microwavable meal. Even the plastic plate it was in can be re-used several times (and it's often better than an actual plate because it has that side compartment for sauce and it's designed not to give you three-degree burns when you take it out of the microwave.)

It's the best steak in the world. Grass fed joy! I weep when I try steak in most other countries.

I prefer Hi Voltage. Rock n Roll of course...

As a not-artist whose first language isn't English, I had to look up what a "mechanical pencil" even was. It's apparently called a "porte-mine" in French. It's basically a glorified "crayon a papier" (paper pencil) You don't need to sharpen it, you can just click it. In conclusion: calling it a sharp pencil makes more sense to me than a mechanical pencil. Edit: Yes, there's an accent on the a, I just don't know how to do it on a non-French keyboard.

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