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Is this thought of as something "gomelo", "pituco", or "fresa"? If not, at what point do people in your country start to think of this as being a viable option?

I have known that hiring people to come to your home is more common in Latin America for a long time, but I recently found out that some friends are doing it and I felt a bit of surprise once again. It seems like a big cultural difference between the USA and Latin America.

I am currently living in the USA and thinking about retiring early and staying in Spain on a non-lucrative visa. One of the things that I really enjoy doing in my free time is volunteering in English classes. If I am going to be retired, then I will have far more time than I will know what to do with. Does anyone know of any places that might welcome some help from an estadounidense with a degree and a TESOL certificate?

They have changed the show in Lima from the Estadio Nacional to Estadio San Marcos.

If you already bought tickets, you should have received an email. They said that we should reprint our tickets after October 30.

I have my ticket and am staying at the Sheraton near the Estadio Nacional that night.

I have seen them many times before but this will be my first time seeing them outside of the USA. I am really looking forward to it. I will see the Cure then spend some time pigging out on all the awesome food there.

Well then i am too old then, I guess.

Why do restaurants want to seem like nightclubs? I don’t need to hear Mumford and Sons at ear-splitting volume while i am eating my meal.

The funny thing is, I have hearing loss from all the nightclubs and concerts i went to as a kid. How are people with fully functioning ears putting up with this? Was i the same as them without knowing it? Is there a cloud i can yell at?

I went to see LCD Soundsytem last night at Brooklyn Steel, really fun show.

For the past few years I have been casually scanning the audience to see if I (M54) am the oldest one there. Normally I am not even close, but if you are at a show at some amphitheater in the suburbs then it really shouldn't be a surprise.

But a show at a crowded industrial barn in hipster East Williamsburg Brooklyn sounded like it could be the one where it would finally happen. Nope, there were some highly rhythmic grey haired dudes in there having a blast alongside me. Most of them were there with their wives.

It will happen someday, without a doubt, but if the concerts keep being fun then I will be there with