This is a cool subway entrance in Frankfurt, Germany.
Remember the steps John Wick fights his way up in John Wick 4? You can go there! I went there.
I think it’s safe to say that if you have to tell people that you’re famous, you’re not famous.
Though I think most of us promptly forgot that Pokemon Go even existed after the initial fervor died down, that’s clearly not the case in Japan.
The outside of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery — the brand new, world’s largest location of a Starbucks — is quite nice.
But how’s the inside, I’m sure you’re wondering.
Um… I don’t know.
You may have noticed that I’ve been in Tokyo for a while, but I haven’t written about ramen yet (no? Nobody noticed or cares? Yeah, that sounds about right).
If you look at a map of Kuala Lumpur, you’ll notice a huge green area right in the middle of the city. This area features several museums, a bunch of parks, and more. I was checking out a few museums in the area, and all of a sudden: monkeys.
Have you ever thought to yourself: “I like museums, but they don’t have enough sausage facts”?
I mean, haven’t we all?
I take back everything I said about crossing the road in China, because crossing the road in Vietnam is pure, unadulterated insanity.
So there are posters of this guy all over Kyoto — I’m assuming he’s a politician of some sort — and in almost all of them, he’s doing a totally normal pose. But in this one, which I only saw a couple of times, he’s doing… whatever it is that he’s doing.