Is the Brazilian countryside comfy?
Is the Brazilian countryside comfy?
Camden Ross
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Ryder Lewis
You mean that green area on the map? Never been there.
Gavin Johnson
Anywhere outside of a city.
Chase Gray
It depends, anywhere outside of South Brazil, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo people generally don't like gringos (non-Latin Americans basically) outside of the cities, it's considered invasive and people will ask you what you're doing there. People interested in visiting the countryside should either have a local guide or learn Spanish/Portuguese and dress like the locals if you want to go on your own, extra points if you're brown.
In the countryside of South Brazil they're mostly okay with foreigners but there are very few German and Slavic colonies where people really don't like outsiders, those are usually private properties though, huge farms with villages inside them.
Jaxon Rogers
Forgot pic.
Jace Adams
Autism level = More than 8000. Also, probably a commie butthurt as always
Michael Fisher
>anywhere outside of South Brazil, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo people generally don't like gringos (non-Latin Americans basically) outside of the cities
Reallity: In all countryside people dislike Latin Americans and love white foreigners.
Aaron Thompson
Except when they're mugged, raped, stabbed to death and tossed into the nearby river.
Luis Hall
We aren't ruled by socialists anymore.
Hudson Bailey
we never were