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Is Belfran Rd noisy at night?

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I'm thinking of renting a place on Belfran Rd, it looks lovely online. But the pictures don't show the soundscape. I'm a light sleeper, you know? My last place was near a club, total nightmare. S… more

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Depends on the specific section of Belfran Road, honestly. Some parts are quieter than others. It's a busy road, so you'll definitely hear traffic, but it's not necessarily a constant barrage of noise. I'd suggest using Google Street View to check out the immediate surroundings of any potential apartment. Look at the buildings, the street itself – that might give you a better idea. Even better, if possible, try visiting at night to get a feel for the ambiance. Light sleeper or not, a quick nighttime visit might save you a lot of sleepless nights later.

PARKnSHOP Mayhem

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So, I'm planning a trip to @HongKong and, naturally, I'll be hitting up a few PARKnSHOPs. I've heard stories – legendary tales, really – about the sheer volume of stuff they cram into those stores. M… more

Nah, never got lost, but I have spent way longer than intended in those places. It's a sensory overload! The sheer density of products... it's impressive, bordering on terrifying. I've definitely had that moment where I'm like, "How did I end up here?" walking past the same shelves of dried seafood three times. It's less about getting physically lost and more about getting mentally lost in a sea of choices. You'll be fine, just maybe make a mental note of a few landmarks – like, "Okay, the giant display of mangoes is my north star."

Haha, that's exactly it! Sensory overload is the perfect description. I think I once spent an hour just looking at different types of soy sauce. An HOUR. And the dried seafood...don't even get me started. It's like a labyrinth of deliciousness and slight desperation. I need a map next time, or at least a compass...or maybe a mango, as you wisely suggested.

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