Worst Place You've Ever Traveled

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Georgia. I have never hated any state of the US more than georgia. Eight hours on my ass in a car is not fun. All just to make it to florida too.
 
Chicago has been one of the best and one of the worst. The best place I ever visited was Boston, yall are awesome as hell up there.

In Chicago once we had a bike cop follow us as we [my family] went on a walk. He must have known we where not from around there walking in the wrong neighborhood. But I have been there a few times and it was fun as hell - was out there with my Japanese club a few times.

The next would have to be Orlando - don't get me wrong, there are many great places there, but get too far off the beaten track [like me and my dad trying to find a driving range] it was scary.
 
Schweinfurt, Germany.

Went to a convention in a US Base.
The Americans were a friendly bunch, but it was hell until we got there. (we being a friend and me).

People were unhelpful (up to the point of sending us in the wrong direction and forgetting to point out that the base was a few klicks OUT OF TOWN) and downright rude.

Now, I might not always be the nicest guy around (although I normally am) and my friend is just the nicest, most easy going guy ever. We were still treated like crap everywhere in that shithole of a town.

Never, ever go there.

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Paris. Since I was a little kid I've found Paris to be a shithole ... I have no idea what the big deal is, was, or ever could be about the place.


Frank
 
Don't tell me I've got to share LazyD's mom with trigatch4?

Oh Maaaaaan.

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Some part of Baltimore.
If you taking 95 from Philadelphia to DC, do NOT try to use Route 1 to get around the gridlock, especially if you are driving late in the evening . It will take you through some nasty parts of the city .

Most of Macau, outisde of the casino area is pretty miserable. Plus they have the most poluted air I have ever experienced. You can feel it the minute you step off the ferry.


Lyon, France - beautiful city and amazing food. At the same time, lots of bored looking teens, trying to stir up trouble. I've been all over, but this was the only time I've had to run from a group of people, one of which was holding a surpisingly large knife.


Oh yeah, some parts of DC can be nasty as well, but they are easy to avoid.
 
- Oklahoma City (Bricktown is alright but the rest the area is flat, ugly and depressing!)

- the entire stretch of I-80 through Wyoming
 
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