One of the most famous cities in the United States. The city, which removed a countless number of films. The city which goes many stories, true or not. In this post I'd like to tell you about their impressions of him. USA I have always been associated with the progressive country where all sorts of routine actions as optimized as possible and so they spent a minimum of time. Imagine my surprise when, before passport control at the airport, I saw a huge queue of 70 people. And it's not so bad: besides a large waiting list of very slowly worked the employees themselves. They served one person for about 3-5 minutes. In total, I and most other passengers were forced to stand in this line for about two and a half hours. In fairness, I note that women with children missed the queue. I complained about such a long wait, the counterpart, to which she replied: "So we're lucky, sometimes five hours standing." I never cared much for new York, so for me, Central Park was a great discovery. Of course I heard about it but didn't save that information in my head. The first thing that surprised me: the Park: I walked on it for about two hours, but did not even a third! Separately pleased with the cleanliness of the Park: no debris, no faeces from dogs (although dog lovers there was quite a lot). There were other interesting events and places, but to cover everything in one post is simply impossible, and I do not pursue such goal. If you combine all my experience, he definitely liked me. Arriving in new York I did not feel this city a stranger, I feel like I arrived in Moscow more accurate. My colleagues noted that it is connected with a similar rhythm of life in these cities. But to live in new York permanently I couldn't. Despite all the charm of this city, I still missed a few in Moscow, so dear and familiar (albeit with many disadvantages)
USA I have always been associated with the progressive country where all sorts of routine actions as optimized as possible and so they spent a minimum of time. Imagine my surprise when, before passport control at the airport, I saw a huge queue of 70 people. And it's not so bad: besides a large waiting list of very slowly worked the employees themselves. They served one person for about 3-5 minutes. In total, I and most other passengers were forced to stand in this line for about two and a half hours. In fairness, I note that women with children missed the queue.
I complained about such a long wait, the counterpart, to which she replied: "So we're lucky, sometimes five hours standing."
I never cared much for new York, so for me, Central Park was a great discovery. Of course I heard about it but didn't save that information in my head.
The first thing that surprised me: the Park: I walked on it for about two hours, but did not even a third!
Separately pleased with the cleanliness of the Park: no debris, no faeces from dogs (although dog lovers there was quite a lot).
There were other interesting events and places, but to cover everything in one post is simply impossible, and I do not pursue such goal.
If you combine all my experience, he definitely liked me. Arriving in new York I did not feel this city a stranger, I feel like I arrived in Moscow more accurate. My colleagues noted that it is connected with a similar rhythm of life in these cities. But to live in new York permanently I couldn't. Despite all the charm of this city, I still missed a few in Moscow, so dear and familiar (albeit with many disadvantages)