But does that mean you’ll gladly read through again? I’d rather take notes of notable events…

My moms heart when I was born.

That’s quite likely. I can’t really be objective in assessing this.

However my story is a bit different. I didn’t eat a spicy thing in my life until I went to Mexico. They I’ve immediately started with the carnitas and loved the soft from the get go. I don’t really recall the pain stuff. Again, unless I went way too much, which I don’t like.

It doesn’t hurt if you don’t go too hard though, in my experience. To me at least hurting and burning sensation from spicy food are not the same.

Especially in Mexican cuisine chilis have each their own flavour and it’s this distinction that I enjoy. But I don’t go crazy on eating sole habaneros for example.

One example. The niches only hold lights.

I’m aware of these nozzles, just saying that on the long haul flights I’ve been on these nozzles aren’t present at all… So I’m kind of surprised they are present in general, on larger planes.

Super long haul in the US or from the US? My long hauls have all been 10+ hours and none had “personal” air nozzles.

I haven’t been on a long-haul flight that had the air nozzles “customizbale” or at all?

Very interesting. I’ve been going to Mexico, mostly one town, for over 15 years and ive only ever gotten sick once.

Street fighter arcade… I think

Sounds like low quality tea. I’ve always enjoyed tea, but there are legit very large variations in quality of brewed tea from the same brand. One year it can be good, next quite bland. So this matters a lot.

I also have the privilege of being able to pick my own herbal teas, which never disappoint.

And I also enjoy some white/green/black teas as well.