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Where have you never been, but is close to you?
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I lived in NYC for a few years and never went to see the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, or really any of the iconic touristy things.
Why? No idea. Never seemed interesting to me.
Yeah. Visiting the tourist traps in your city are always something that you defer until somebody comes to visit and you start to think well what are we going to do? I know we'll take them to the tourist traps
I’m gonna use this as my excuse when people ask why I’ve never been to the popular places in my city. lol
Same. I only went to the Empire State building because it was a school trip.