Travel Abroad Can Broaden the Mind — but Sometimes, Only by a Smidge

Thrilling to the cultural and culinary bounty of Argentina, including Coke by the pitcher, crustless sandwiches, and the original hot pocket: Empanadas.

Rafael Guimarães via Pexels.com
A street at Buenos Aires. Rafael Guimarães via Pexels.com

The thing about traveling abroad is that suddenly the way you do everyday things turns out not to be the way everyone else does those things, and the mind is blown. Or at least opened a smidge.

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