AMA to a memezuelan

Ask me anything while im getting drunk in this shithole feeling lonely because my family has mostly left and i still havent gotten a visa appointment for leaving this shithole

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Visa to where

Chile

also this is how brown i am if youre wondering

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now post your baseball hat with the penezuela flag

lived in Venezuela 2009 and 2013. glad I got out of there before it got extremely shit. even in 2013 I was scared shitless whenever I was out in the dark. i still do think its a beautiful country with great people. if it was not as shit balls as it is now I would gladly go back.

I dont have hats, dont use em because I like my hair

what did you do here, and in what places where you?

>You realize Venezuela was once one of the wealthiest countries in the world

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How dangerous are the streets right now?

Valencia in 2008, Caracas in 2009 and Valencia again in 2012 (not 2013). my father's company sent him to work there. I was only 8, 9, and 12 respectively. When we moved to Valencia in 2008 we had our car stolen the first week in front of our apartment building. i still enjoyed the time i spent there tho

We could have been a sort of south american norway if we werent infested with corruption and the most retarded "social investment" ever, the goverment literally pays ghetto whores to pop out kids.

Depending on the place, in cities is the north/west areas tend to be the most dangerous and the the east/south is the best

I live in the outskirts of the city on a gated community, with private security and whatnot, but we "allied" ourselves with the people from the ghetto next to us to avoid problems and it somehow works, nobody gets robbed normally at gunpoint anymore because nobody tends to have anything of value outside of their cellphones, but kidnappings and breaking into homes is at an all time high.

Mi family lives in valencia, or whats left of it at least, do you remember the area ? Maybe it was called mañongo?

Oddly enough, my grandparent also had his car stolen right in front of the house, on the middle of the day.