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that's the reason why I took AP Calculus when I studied in an American high school.
My first host mom just shared these awesome photos of today's sunrise in the Minnesotan sky! They look ethereal, don't they
I guess, I asked the best question and received this award from British Management Unicersity and Conran Dozóg.
Also, I wanna say thank you to my followers on Telegram and Instagram for recognizing me in the conference hall and asking pretty decent questions about FLEX and College Applications.
I spent 2 days in Uzbekistan, and if you want me to be honest, I wanna leave this country so bad.
There are three main reasons:
1. People judge me by my freaking long Nike socks!!!!!!!
2. The scorching hot weather!
3. People are rude and don't care about any rules of society.
Today, when I hopped in a taxi car, I buckled in. And the taxi driver first stared at my long curly hair and was like: Why do you need the seat belt?
And I was like: Oh dang, Welcome to Uzbekistan.
I was like: Shut the f*** up, you rudy. How is a Turkish steward supposed to understand your order in Uzbek?
It all started in Turkey. I had never seen anyone yell at a stuart in an airplane before.
There was one Uzbek who yelled in Uzbek at a Turkish stuart when we were flying back home to Uzbekistan.
Don't get me wrong, but to me and to the other 30 FLEX Alumni '22, it seems like people here are so fucking rude.
Just so you know guys, when you hear something like in commercials "Uzbeks are the nicest and welcoming people," it doesn't apply to all 35 million people in the country.
