This is good travelling advice regardless of where you are going or from where you hail, actually. Thank you for baring your souls for us. Sharing is caring.
You made no mention of using local drivers for long trips. They will spend the day with you and look after you our driver has become a good friend and travels with us when we tour around Bali.
Thanks for this video, very well made and to the point. I'm doing a 20 day trip next month (first 7 days alone and then the fam joins in). Excited about diving around the reefs, the hikes and of course socialising with some fellow travellers. Any specific recommendations for meeting new people during my solo days on the island? Thanks again!
Hey Ranjeet! We've found the best way to meet people is to stay at guest houses or to join group classes! Lloyd does Jiu jitzu and Mandy does yoga and we've met many people this way. There's every kind of class here you can think of, so hopefully something that suits you! Safe travels to Bali, and thanks for watching our channel :)
@@LloydandMandy Thanks. I'll have a look to some Yoga classes as I've got a good background of doing yoga since covid started. Would also love to see an updated visa and general travel related video, I heard about some price hikes and also additional countries added to the VoA. Thanks once again!
yup i saw yup i saw gojek everywhere👍 and they are smart cash people use cash. I love still using cash when out. And all these businesses ( in Australia ) missing big tips because of card use👎 great video guys! i don’t know i just feel good paying with cash
yes indeed if we live on the coast of course the water will make our hair or skin a bit sticky, it could also be due to the sea air, but if we live in the hills or mountains the water is very fresh and nice
a little tip regarding MSG in Indonesian foods (mainly street foods). In some food like bakso, mie, or soup, they add the MSG just before they serve it to you. So you can ask them to not add MSG when you order.
Hey legends, I am planning on being there soon. Been there a couple of times. I am going to use some of of rules for making my trip easier. Would be good to see youz somewhere
Heya! ☺Nice video! I just wanted to give you a heads up that Transferwise has changed name to Wise. It got me a bit confused to begin with so just good to know! 😁
Can wait to arrive in Bali on the 7th October, thanks for the great tips as well. I’ll be staying in seminyak too really looking forward to eating the local food.
Yesss very good information.., simple and clear, i like one thing..anything can delivered..just stay at home..pick some needs or foods on apps..ehehe..easy and relax like a local people charactter..terimakasih ya...video bagusss
My introduction to Indonesia was the chaos known as Jakarta, but Kuta remains the only place in Asia where I've been physically accosted by a shop owner.Even pre-pandemic, there was a level of desperation that stunned me. I had some persistent beggars in Cambodia but no-one laid a hand on me.
Get a kamus, English Indonesian dictionary, just a pocket one and there is no worry about flat batteries. Used it in the 1990s and picked up a useful amount of bahasa Indonesia pretty easily.
You forgot to mention one important thing: "VALID INTERNATIONAL DRIVING LICENSE". If you plan to rent a car, motorbike or scouter. And you don't want to have any trouble with local traffic police. You're welcome. ♥️
Wear and helmet and ignore the police, never used an international licence, if you don't make yourself obvious and wear a lid you don't need to be waste money on one
One really important one came to mind while I watched this. Scooters are a cheap and tempting way to get around but make sure you're fully licenced, wear a helmet and check your insurance. Accidents happen and you don't want to be stuck in Bali on life support.
Really cool video, you are making very informative videos. If I can make a suggestion, you should add chapters, super easy to do and helpful for people to skip around
my advice as an Indonesian: regarding dengue fever mosquitoes come out and suck blood only during the day not at night, so use mosquito cream regularly during the day
@@drippingout6154 Thats right, kind of a grey striped critter. Best to regularly check and empty any still water around the house/property, in pot plants and saucers, puddles, any catchment item.
Respect the local culture and people, mingle and be one, anywhere in the world, then life is easy and beautiful :) also a world traveler since child here. edit: use pure lemongrass essential oil to repel mosquitoes, it also nourishes your skin :)
Green hair from chlorine, easy fix ,tomato ketchup, this is true especially if your fair haired, and your hair is long , the longer your hair is ,the more tomato ketchup you'll need to use , example shoulder length best use the whole bottle once your hair is completely covered ,just wrap a towel over your GREEN hair for a couple of hours and hey presto ,wash it off and it gets rid of 90% , if your a bit consous, repeat as nessasary ,just make sure someone doesn't use your hair to dip their chips, but it does really work,,,
Lloyd & Mandy today i watched your video about Bali it is such a very informative and amazing video keep it up gays and make more and more videos ❤ me from India 🇮🇳
You know what, as a local Indonesian when I visit Bali from Jakarta, the feeling is not I’m in Indonesia anymore, but I feel like I am in Australia. Its cool to have the Australia feeling just 2 hrs from Jakarta. More foreigners the merrier 😁🥂
One more thing, if you have to ride a motorcycle as a daily transportation, please be patient & careful on our traffic in Bali. I’ve seen many tourist rode their motorcycles like being chased by a ghost and ended up in hospital with severe injuries. Learn how to ride a motorcycle at first then enjoy your ride while in Bali, those will totally save you.
It says A LOT that Bahasa Indonesia - the national language - apparently didn't make the list. How many outraged posts would I be reading here if we were discussing somebody's move to the US - without them bothering with acquiring any kind facility with the English language beforehand?
Thank you for this very informative video. Are there mozzies everywhere in Indonesia and is the water hard throughout Indonesia? I would appreciate your feedback in this regard. Thank you 🙏
As a local person Dengue fever is pain in the *$$ Just keep yourself consume more water/juice etc above normal amount, it will help you recover more quickly. #cheer have good day
Awesome video guys - big thumbs up from me! Quick qu: you mention using a travel money card. Just wondering which one you use? The main ones here in Aus don’t seem to accept IDR. Cheers.
MSG is good for you, I know because I ate it since birth! I'm Indonesian 😂 Just remember to balance it with local fruits & fresh veggies 😍 Another point I think quite important is: Criminality is very low in Bali. 99.99% originial Balinese people are very religious and will not steal. 99% of the time you will get your wallet back if you dropped it somewhere. If it is not returned, it must've been picked up by a non-Balinese.
@@whitemonkey7932 Pasti ada. Jaket sy jg dicuri tukang bangunan kos dr Jawa. Tp sy cuma mau blng, yg org Bali jg ada. Dr pulau lain jg. Terjadi ke tmn sy yg kos. 🤷🏻♀️
@@BlickWinker Ya pengalaman ae Bu...dompet sama tas kecil ketinggalan di bandara... seng nemu orang Bali jadi dikembalikan...baru minggu ini saya lagi bersihkan gudang..suruh orang kosongin almari...nah pas itu saya ada janjian diluar..2 jam, saya balek ke bengkel...almari sudah gada...katanya ada tukang becak lewat yg mau...ya wes gpp, yg penting bermanfaat....esok harinya saya nyari barang2...tenyata kamera saya hilang sama charger...saya tanya si tukang...termyata di keluar dari bengkel...tukang becak adalah teman dia...bengkel tidak di kunci...pintu terbuka lebar...nah kukira mungkin ada yang berani masuk ke bengkel..ternyata nggak juga...kamera di biarkan didalam almari...dibawa lari sama tukang becak...ya maaf begitulah standar mereka, saya gg kurang2 sama beliau...saya kasih banyak rongsokan...makan siang yg enak2...pancet ae tingkahnya dia.
I've been to Bali many times, Firstly I am a mosquito magnet and the nice smelling soffell has stopped them in their tracks, not one bite when wearing it. I 99.9% of the time eat local food, warungs, markets and street vendors and not once have I had Bali Belly and it's so good and so cheap.
Dengue fever is caused by virus spread through the bite of the Aedes mosquito. Sleeping under nets and using insect repellent (containing DEET) is recommended. There are 4 types of Dengue - sometime you can get extremely sick when you contract Dengue haemorrhagic fever
Random FYI, but some quick fix for getting green out of blonde hair (from chlorine) where you DONT have to spend money to get it fixed 😉 1 - purple shampoo 2 - apple cider vinegar rinse And if you don't have those 2 with you... 3 - ketchup!!! The smell is awful but it'll get rid of the chlorine green! 😁
You dont need anything to ride a scooter in Bali....however, to be insured you have to hold the equivalent licence at home, you have to have a helmet and be abiding by the road rules. Also general insurance does not cover extreme sport like scooters, rafting etc...and you need an international licence or local licence.... you need to organise insurance before leaving for bali.... your bank card should work in bali and it will give you indo dollars. However you can open a bank account as a tourist and send money to it from home .... only good if you live here or visit regularly. Finding a driver you trust is pretty much all of them because they want the repeat business. They will drive you and guide you for the day for 70 dollars ot less. Also...when using the ATM...remember here money comes out first....so many take their money and walk away leaving the card....if it stays a little long it gets sucked into the machine....i did not block the account i emptied it and still used it to western union myself money. There are western unions around, not all banks though qnd on the east coast not so much.... when picking up your western union money at a postoffice you will need a photocopy of your passport....and of course your passport...banks you just need your passport. Sorry this was misleading.... you can hire a scooter no questions asked....but you can be picked up by the police if you do not have an international licence....however, if you don't go shirtless...and you wear a helmet and don't interrupt the cadence...the flow of traffic...ie don't hoon.. highly likely you won't be bothered.
12:40 is there a way to tell if something has MSG in it? Or what kinds of foods normally do? I'm allergic, but living in the US, it's not really a problem 😬🤷♀️
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This is good travelling advice regardless of where you are going or from where you hail, actually. Thank you for baring your souls for us.
Sharing is caring.
You made no mention of using local drivers for long trips. They will spend the day with you and look after you our driver has become a good friend and travels with us when we tour around Bali.
Hi, can you recommend any trusted drivers?
Good to know this. Thank you 🙏
@@Vinagain7hi, if you want to i can recommend you trusted and good local driver that became our friend when we were travel around Bali last month
I’m visiting Bali next week and would like a local driver recommendation
@@KarinaGeisheckerplease share your recommendation?!
Balinese living in Sydney over here and I agree with everything mentioned in this video.. 😊 Miss my hometown so much!
Great advice guys. My wife and I lived in Bali for 9 years and your advice is spot ton :)
Cheers, Jeff! Thanks for watching 🙏
I have been around the world and Bali is still number one, nice cuisine nice people and nice culture. Welcome to Bali 😍
I neeeda gooooo
I'm leaving in 21 days to volunteer at a sea turtle conservation and I've watched a LOT of videos and this one is sooooo informational. Thank you
thank you SO much! i haven't watched yet, but i know it's going to be helpful ❤ soon movingg!!
Thanks for this video, very well made and to the point. I'm doing a 20 day trip next month (first 7 days alone and then the fam joins in). Excited about diving around the reefs, the hikes and of course socialising with some fellow travellers. Any specific recommendations for meeting new people during my solo days on the island? Thanks again!
Hey Ranjeet! We've found the best way to meet people is to stay at guest houses or to join group classes! Lloyd does Jiu jitzu and Mandy does yoga and we've met many people this way. There's every kind of class here you can think of, so hopefully something that suits you!
Safe travels to Bali, and thanks for watching our channel :)
@@LloydandMandy Thanks. I'll have a look to some Yoga classes as I've got a good background of doing yoga since covid started. Would also love to see an updated visa and general travel related video, I heard about some price hikes and also additional countries added to the VoA. Thanks once again!
Nailed it crew, best vid I’ve seen with info so far ! Cheers x
Cheers Alli 🤗
yup i saw yup i saw gojek everywhere👍 and they are smart cash people use cash. I love still using cash when out. And all these businesses ( in Australia ) missing big tips because of card use👎 great video guys! i don’t know i just feel good paying with cash
yes indeed if we live on the coast of course the water will make our hair or skin a bit sticky, it could also be due to the sea air, but if we live in the hills or mountains the water is very fresh and nice
Some golden tips for even regular Bali travellers in this one. I can't wait to get back to Bali in a little under 3 days now :)
Thanks for watching!
a little tip regarding MSG in Indonesian foods (mainly street foods). In some food like bakso, mie, or soup, they add the MSG just before they serve it to you. So you can ask them to not add MSG when you order.
That’s an awesome tip thank you 🙏🙌
oh and some people won't understand when you say "MSG". You could say "no MICIN (me - chin)." MICIN = MSG
Msg is used in most indonesian food you order not just street food
Thanks for that helpful comment
@@frankie8762 nw mate
Thanks for the share guys - Loved the Video
Hey legends, I am planning on being there soon. Been there a couple of times. I am going to use some of of rules for making my trip easier. Would be good to see youz somewhere
Haven't been to Canngu before either. I would like to see more of God's Country. Love your life.
Heya! ☺Nice video! I just wanted to give you a heads up that Transferwise has changed name to Wise. It got me a bit confused to begin with so just good to know! 😁
Easy to digest and entertaining 👍.. Enjoy your workation guys 👌.
Thank you!
Great video! Hopefully this video will help others get a better idea of what’s it’s like to move to Bali. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for always watching our videos! 🙏
Thanks for watching
Can wait to arrive in Bali on the 7th October, thanks for the great tips as well. I’ll be staying in seminyak too really looking forward to eating the local food.
Yesss very good information.., simple and clear, i like one thing..anything can delivered..just stay at home..pick some needs or foods on apps..ehehe..easy and relax like a local people charactter..terimakasih ya...video bagusss
Thanks so much
Thank you for the useful information. I’m glad that you’re well.
Thank you so much for great tips, this video is a life saver :-)) before traveling to beautiful Bali.
My introduction to Indonesia was the chaos known as Jakarta, but Kuta remains the only place in Asia where I've been physically accosted by a shop owner.Even pre-pandemic, there was a level of desperation that stunned me. I had some persistent beggars in Cambodia but no-one laid a hand on me.
Loved watching your vlogs on choosing where to live.
I wish you both much happiness there in Bali x
Get a kamus, English Indonesian dictionary, just a pocket one and there is no worry about flat batteries. Used it in the 1990s and picked up a useful amount of bahasa Indonesia pretty easily.
You forgot to mention one important thing:
"VALID INTERNATIONAL DRIVING LICENSE".
If you plan to rent a car, motorbike or scouter. And you don't want to have any trouble with local traffic police. You're welcome. ♥️
Oh yes! Good one 🙌
Do Bali allow limited driving period for foreigners who hold a driving licence in their home country but not an international driving license?
@@myopinionnotyoursok nope, only international driving license
@@cropssides only international driving license for cars. For motors you would need a local driving license (SIM).
Wear and helmet and ignore the police, never used an international licence, if you don't make yourself obvious and wear a lid you don't need to be waste money on one
Thank you, very useful advice.
Thanks for the tips! Looking forward to putting them to use this coming July/August.
You are so welcome!
Great vlog guys and we are pretty much up to speed with all of those things having lived here for 9 months. Cheers 😘
Thanks so much for watching
Thank you, enjoyed learning from the two of you.
Well done. Good presentation & explanations. Thank you both, 12 out of 10.
One really important one came to mind while I watched this. Scooters are a cheap and tempting way to get around but make sure you're fully licenced, wear a helmet and check your insurance. Accidents happen and you don't want to be stuck in Bali on life support.
This was an excellent advice video. Thank you so much
Great video cheers lloyd & Mandy
Thanks so much for watching ☺️🙏
Really cool video, you are making very informative videos. If I can make a suggestion, you should add chapters, super easy to do and helpful for people to skip around
@2:53, why not tip, to us westerners Rp.20,000 is basically nothing
Another great video thanks 👍🏾👌🏾
Thanks so much for watching 🤗🙏
such a cool video..thanks guys...i love your positive vibe and the green hair....keep it up
Good on you two.
Please smile mister.
A smile would add more touch to your videos and thanks.
Mandy is just amazing with her smile
I like him without a smile because he’s being himself 😊
@@LloydandMandy that's OK.. Sure... Wouldn't mind seeing him smile but I resoect what you both like
A beautiful smile is everything !
Thank you. That was super helpful. Too many videos are about the exterior things in life and not day to day.
Thank you so much for this video, super helpful! Maybe see you guys there at the end of May 😊
Thank you sweethearts for these wonderful tips!❤️🙏🇺🇲
my advice as an Indonesian: regarding dengue fever mosquitoes come out and suck blood only during the day not at night, so use mosquito cream regularly during the day
Thanks for the advice!
@@LloydandMandy DBD mosquito = white and black color
@@drippingout6154 Thats right, kind of a grey striped critter. Best to regularly check and empty any still water around the house/property, in pot plants and saucers, puddles, any catchment item.
Just subscribed! Great info, well paced and very aware of the importance of sliding into the "local mood". Brilliant!
Respect the local culture and people, mingle and be one, anywhere in the world, then life is easy and beautiful :) also a world traveler since child here.
edit: use pure lemongrass essential oil to repel mosquitoes, it also nourishes your skin :)
Green hair from chlorine, easy fix ,tomato ketchup, this is true especially if your fair haired, and your hair is long , the longer your hair is ,the more tomato ketchup you'll need to use , example shoulder length best use the whole bottle once your hair is completely covered ,just wrap a towel over your GREEN hair for a couple of hours and hey presto ,wash it off and it gets rid of 90% , if your a bit consous, repeat as nessasary ,just make sure someone doesn't use your hair to dip their chips, but it does really work,,,
I'm pretty sure Neem oil would work against mosquitos, great for keeping your plants and garden bug free🙏🏻🇨🇦💜
This is why we receive ex-Bali residents here on Koh Samui weekly. Because Koh Samui is has become a post-pandemic paradise 🥰😎
Selalu jaga kesehatan, Tuhan memberkati Anda selalu, amin 🙏😊💐
Phenomenal advice. Thank you 🙏🏾
Bali Island is always AWESOME for me, actually real indonesian people. I wish I can holiday to Bali again next time.
welcome
Thank you
Great video guys, someone who finally covered interesting Bali info that hasn’t been said in all the other ‘what you should know’ videos.
Thanks for watching Chelsea
Lloyd & Mandy today i watched your video about Bali it is such a very informative and amazing video keep it up gays and make more and more videos ❤ me from India 🇮🇳
Hope You enjoy Bali , Bli LLoyd and Gek Mandy 👍👍👍
You know what, as a local Indonesian when I visit Bali from Jakarta, the feeling is not I’m in Indonesia anymore, but I feel like I am in Australia. Its cool to have the Australia feeling just 2 hrs from Jakarta. More foreigners the merrier 😁🥂
Iya bali pusat, coba ke gilimanuk sana desa2 apkh masi feel aussie? Lol
@@supervodka9 Jembrana 🤣🤣
less foreigners the merrier for me
@@piddlehead8 We'll Defend our Culture & Island, including from Radicalist 💪 thanks for your attention
@@supervodka9 mana ada daerah yg full di segala penjuru ada orang asingnya & daerah lo turis asing pun Belum tentu ada, LOL
Awesome ,thank you soo much guys 🙏
No worries thanks for watching :)
Great video and great advice!
Glad you liked it!
Great video! Thank You
wow it is amazing how well these advertisements have gotten.
Great content! Thanks for sharing these
One more thing, if you have to ride a motorcycle as a daily transportation, please be patient & careful on our traffic in Bali. I’ve seen many tourist rode their motorcycles like being chased by a ghost and ended up in hospital with severe injuries. Learn how to ride a motorcycle at first then enjoy your ride while in Bali, those will totally save you.
Yes agreed, you should never be in a rush in Bali anyway
Great vid, thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏
It says A LOT that Bahasa Indonesia - the national language - apparently didn't make the list.
How many outraged posts would I be reading here if we were discussing somebody's move to the US - without them bothering with acquiring any kind facility with the English language beforehand?
Thank you for this very informative video.
Are there mozzies everywhere in Indonesia and is the water hard throughout Indonesia? I would appreciate your feedback in this regard. Thank you 🙏
enjoyed great post
As a local person
Dengue fever is pain in the *$$
Just keep yourself consume more water/juice etc above normal amount, it will help you recover more quickly.
#cheer have good day
Wonderful info. We are now retired and taking our first scouting trip to Bali. If we like Bali, we want to live 6 month out of the year there. .
Thanks for watching! Funny you say that we just made a video about spending 6 months in Bali!
I’m going to Bali next week for the first time. This was super helpful! Thankyou very much
love love love this video guys! Thankyou
Thanks legends!!!
What are the covid requirements to travel into Bali from Perth ?
Do you need a negative PCR test ?
I just came back to London from Kuta and was nice tho I’m not a party guy
Anyway good video :)
They only ''don't have change''....if your a foreigner 🙂
Thanks for the tips it's so useful
Sounds like bringing your own sink for drinking and shower filters or planning on picking one up when you’re there is the thing to do
Thank you for this video it wil be very handy , best regards from the netherlands we hope to go at 2023
Thank you alot guys u so Amazing
New sub here
Hi there, Good contents for us !!!! just wanting to know which travel money card are you using? THANKS !!!!!!
Great information. I had never heard of Transferwise. I wonder why they use that instead of Visa?
Nice video..thanks!
yea jamu is good for health its tumeric drink, you need papaya leaf juice thats the actual medicine
Awesome video guys - big thumbs up from me! Quick qu: you mention using a travel money card. Just wondering which one you use? The main ones here in Aus don’t seem to accept IDR. Cheers.
Great stuff guys
Thank you!
Transferwise is now called Wise :)
MSG is good for you, I know because I ate it since birth! I'm Indonesian 😂 Just remember to balance it with local fruits & fresh veggies 😍
Another point I think quite important is: Criminality is very low in Bali. 99.99% originial Balinese people are very religious and will not steal. 99% of the time you will get your wallet back if you dropped it somewhere. If it is not returned, it must've been picked up by a non-Balinese.
Your last sentence a bit off, because my friend's MacBook wasn't returned and yes, a Balinese stole it together with the landlord.
@@BlickWinker ngapunten Bu...biasane wong jowo seng nakal.
Twenty years ago, perhaps
@@whitemonkey7932 Pasti ada. Jaket sy jg dicuri tukang bangunan kos dr Jawa. Tp sy cuma mau blng, yg org Bali jg ada. Dr pulau lain jg. Terjadi ke tmn sy yg kos. 🤷🏻♀️
@@BlickWinker Ya pengalaman ae Bu...dompet sama tas kecil ketinggalan di bandara... seng nemu orang Bali jadi dikembalikan...baru minggu ini saya lagi bersihkan gudang..suruh orang kosongin almari...nah pas itu saya ada janjian diluar..2 jam, saya balek ke bengkel...almari sudah gada...katanya ada tukang becak lewat yg mau...ya wes gpp, yg penting bermanfaat....esok harinya saya nyari barang2...tenyata kamera saya hilang sama charger...saya tanya si tukang...termyata di keluar dari bengkel...tukang becak adalah teman dia...bengkel tidak di kunci...pintu terbuka lebar...nah kukira mungkin ada yang berani masuk ke bengkel..ternyata nggak juga...kamera di biarkan didalam almari...dibawa lari sama tukang becak...ya maaf begitulah standar mereka, saya gg kurang2 sama beliau...saya kasih banyak rongsokan...makan siang yg enak2...pancet ae tingkahnya dia.
I've been to Bali many times, Firstly I am a mosquito magnet and the nice smelling soffell has stopped them in their tracks, not one bite when wearing it. I 99.9% of the time eat local food, warungs, markets and street vendors and not once have I had Bali Belly and it's so good and so cheap.
Very informative
I just spent 2. O this in Bali. Beautiful but the humidity is so bad I can’t live there. Can’t even walk without being drenched in sweat.
Dengue fever is caused by virus spread through the bite of the Aedes mosquito. Sleeping under nets and using insect repellent (containing DEET) is recommended.
There are 4 types of Dengue - sometime you can get extremely sick when you contract Dengue haemorrhagic fever
Random FYI, but some quick fix for getting green out of blonde hair (from chlorine) where you DONT have to spend money to get it fixed 😉
1 - purple shampoo
2 - apple cider vinegar rinse
And if you don't have those 2 with you...
3 - ketchup!!! The smell is awful but it'll get rid of the chlorine green! 😁
Thx for info mann good day for you
Very informative video.. Im planning a trip to bali end of June for about a week.. Can you make a video on bike rental. Thx.
Thank u guys 🔥
What visa do you guys use??
Lloyd always looks so Chill and stoned I wanna be like that
Malibu treatments for your hair!!!
Cash !!! still a country with freedom
You dont need anything to ride a scooter in Bali....however, to be insured you have to hold the equivalent licence at home, you have to have a helmet and be abiding by the road rules. Also general insurance does not cover extreme sport like scooters, rafting etc...and you need an international licence or local licence.... you need to organise insurance before leaving for bali.... your bank card should work in bali and it will give you indo dollars. However you can open a bank account as a tourist and send money to it from home .... only good if you live here or visit regularly. Finding a driver you trust is pretty much all of them because they want the repeat business. They will drive you and guide you for the day for 70 dollars ot less. Also...when using the ATM...remember here money comes out first....so many take their money and walk away leaving the card....if it stays a little long it gets sucked into the machine....i did not block the account i emptied it and still used it to western union myself money. There are western unions around, not all banks though qnd on the east coast not so much.... when picking up your western union money at a postoffice you will need a photocopy of your passport....and of course your passport...banks you just need your passport.
Sorry this was misleading.... you can hire a scooter no questions asked....but you can be picked up by the police if you do not have an international licence....however, if you don't go shirtless...and you wear a helmet and don't interrupt the cadence...the flow of traffic...ie don't hoon.. highly likely you won't be bothered.
Would you recommend a shower filter to wash your hair / body. So less damage will happen?
12:40 is there a way to tell if something has MSG in it? Or what kinds of foods normally do? I'm allergic, but living in the US, it's not really a problem 😬🤷♀️