The typical week vacation of a stranger in Cartagena
It’s a suffering for most of those that come for a week or two
in Cartagena. It’s unbelievable the number of times we have to
repeat to people to leave us alone and then they insult us and
tell us we’re “cheap”.
We go to beach and we have to pay to sit, we have to pay for a
small tent and we pay more to buy something to drink. Then, when
comes the bill, they rarely give us the right price to pay and
we have to fight to get gain of cause.
By relaxing and having our eyes closed, sellers continue to
bother us and put their tedious products almost on us, masseuse
touch us without our permission and food sellers give us
heartaches with their nauseous smells.
No courtesy in the streets coming from taxi drivers and mostly
the residents of Colombia, worst, they accelerate to unable us
to cross a street. More, it’s dangerous to walk around because
the walking spaces are filled again with tiring and harassing
sellers.
How do you want us to comeback in Cartagena when during all our
trip, we only want to be back home presto?
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Colombians don’t have good manners
