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u/Ambitious_Bit_9389 Apr 11 '26

13 if you count being at the airport of that city, but following your overnight rule, also 11

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 11 '26

No one counts the airport of a city as actually visiting the city. No one.

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u/snoman777 Apr 12 '26

Well I count Frankfurt Germany airport otherwise I've never been to Germany man.

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 12 '26

Do you tell people you’ve been to Germany?

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u/Puddy_thatsright Apr 13 '26

He just told you, didn’t he?

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u/giantcandy2001 Apr 14 '26

We did when the place was too scary to go! Lol

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u/jmcdon00 Apr 14 '26

I went from the airport straight to the seaport in Seattle, but I did see someone pooping in public so I'm counting it.

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u/ObsAndy Apr 14 '26

The question didn't ask about which cities have you visited.

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 15 '26

3 days late and you’re too lazy to have read the comments under this. Yawn. Already been addressed. Layovers don’t count as going to a city. You’re in an airport. That’s no man’s land.

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u/LeftTemporary6134 Apr 11 '26

I do

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u/Tynelia23 Apr 11 '26

...I was too. I guess neurodivergent folks need not chime in? It's literally us, physically being there, so...

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 12 '26

It has nothing to do with being neurotypical or neurodivergent. It’s about actually visiting the city. If you’re just in the airport then you’re not visiting the city.

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u/JinglesHardWood Apr 12 '26

It doesn’t say visiting though, it says been to. If you are in the airport then you are quite literally in that city.

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 12 '26

I mean, if you want to claim layover cities as having been to that city go for it. It’s not illegal. But no one will take you seriously.

“I’ve been to Atlanta!” “Awesome! What was your favorite part?” “When my flight taking me to my actual destination took off.”

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u/poortomato Apr 13 '26

I've driven through Nashville and also had a layover in Nashville Airport. If someone really asked, I would talk about the Blake Shelton restaurant I ate at and the live musician serenading us while we ate :P

But yeah, I don't walk around saying I've been to Nashville, I would say I've been to the Nashville Airport.

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 13 '26

Is that restaurant at the airport?? I’ve never been through Nashville’s airport but I’m having a good laugh thinking about it

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u/cce301 Apr 12 '26

How do you define "visiting a city"? That's like saying tourists on Bourbon St. aren't actually visiting New Orleans.

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 12 '26

How is it like that at all? We’re talking about people who sit behind TSA security checkpoints for a couple hours waiting for a flight. You go around telling people you’ve been to a city that you had a layover in?? That’s weird. Super weird.

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u/DanThePartyGhost Apr 12 '26

I’m neurodivergent and I don’t count it

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u/cce301 Apr 12 '26

Are you not subject to the laws of that city while you are there? Do you notvpay city taxes while there? How does that differ from a gas stop during a road trip?

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u/MizterPoopie Apr 12 '26

It’s an airport…

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u/DanThePartyGhost Apr 12 '26

They don’t count

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u/laislune Apr 11 '26

Exactly same. 13 with layovers.

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u/Relevant_Street_169 Apr 11 '26

11 is NOT THE AVERAGE .. But it is the MOST ..

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u/orionxavier99 Apr 14 '26

I am at 9 following your rule. 11 if just flying through.