In my personal experience, adrenaline helps quite a bit....til it wears off!

I think Chipotle has a ton of flavor. Just curious, what are you ordering? I was talking to someone who complained it wasn't good, but then explained that she doesn't like 99% of the menu. I was like NO DUH! If you don't like salsa or guac or cheese, etc. then nothing will taste good.

Forget about Taco Bell. Chipotle is awesome. Real, good, delicious food.

What movie?

@Liger79 Jack Reacher isn't black (or Samoan or whatever he is) either. And I am absolutely positive they could have found somebody else. There are more than 2 actors.

Anyway, I think this post is about One Shot, if I am remembering correctly.

Yeah, I read a lot too. My favorite books are mysteries, but I read all sorts of stuff especially if somebody recommends something. The Reacher series isn't my favorite ever, but I like the way he does dialogue and short but funny little tangents. I've read a few of Patterson's books and want to read through the Michael Bennett series after I am done with the Reacher series.

I just finished the 12th book in the series, and I really like Lee Child's writing style.

The book was better. And this scene makes him look like a jerk, but she was actually trying to set him up to get a beat down, so really he wasn't. Also, @pokethebear you are right. Tom Cruise was a horrible casting choice. Jack Reacher is supposed to be something like 6'5" and 250 lbs of muscle.

Can you go to new countries every couple months or even just once a year? Probably not. But if travel is something you really want to do, than it is completely possible to go to different amazing countries every couple of years. And a bunch of closer cool places as well.

To those parent & sugar daddy comments: I am an independent person. I choose not to do most "typical" American luxuries. My husband and I don't have cable, we have very basic smart phone plans, we only go out to eat about once a month. Instead, we spent those thousands of dollars on small trips to see family and a big trip to Europe. When we did travel, we did AirBnB and a hostel and economy plane and train rides. Affordable, not luxury things. But we got to see 11 cities in 4 countries.

First of all, he said 7,000 for SIX MONTHS (which is just over $1,000 a month, and just UNDER $300 a week!) Second of all, how old are you @Caqrl ? I am not saying EVERYONE can afford to travel ALL THE TIME. When I was a broke college student, then no, I couldn't. But I graduated and got a job (not even a great wage), and started saving. It is about priorities. On average, families spend $1200 a year on cable, and $3,000 a year at restaurants, and at least $1,000 a year on phones. Not to mention everything else like netflix, gaming, shopping, expensive car leases, etc. So are they too broke to travel? NO! They choose to spend thousands of dollars on other luxuries.

This is really not a new thing - quite a number of people do.

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/08/giant-dabs-of-thick-oil-paint-captured-as-hyperrealist-colored-pencil-drawings/

^ From the hilarious movie, Benny and Joon

One is a cleaning brush