Solo Trip to Taiwan: Brace Yourselves for the Rant Post!

[Mr. Otis Schaefer]

I'm sorry, that was so rude. You should have stepped in.

[Pamela Miller]

It's alright, it's over now. The shop was pretty crowded, and she was dressed quite nicely, so I wanted to give her a chance to stop on her own without making a scene.

[Robyn Reilly]

Koreans can be really loud.

[Jermaine Satterfield]

Seriously, it's like that wherever they go.

[Leon O'Keefe]

In Tainan, you can ride a YouBike; it wouldn't be so tiring.

[Franklin Weimann IV]

I know, it's just that my cycling skills aren't great, and then it started raining. Plus, the scooters on the road were going so fast, I didn't dare ride alongside them.

[Delia Jast]

As a Taiwanese person, I've always found the nickname 'Wan Wan' a bit uncomfortable.

[Christina Altenwerth]

Well, feel free to scroll on then.

[Zachary Hayes]

Oh, that's truly ridiculous . Sending you a virtual hug! I hope you don't run into that kind of situation again.

[Mr. Ryan Hermann]

Honestly, that's just speechless-making. I want to apologize on behalf of such rude people for spoiling your mood.

[Jeremiah Stamm-Carroll]

No worries, it's all good!

[Miss Alison Collier]

Korean tour groups are indeed very loud; I've experienced that too.

[Katrina Sporer]

Even Tainan locals find the buses inconvenient. Riding a bicycle or renting a scooter is much more convenient there.

[Abel Schulist MD]

That's just incredibly rude.

[Colin Cronin]

Tainan can be particularly tricky for non-locals, especially if you don't have a scooter.