ghost_alliance

Just want to pop in and say this has been one of the most informative AMAs I've come across. Glad you're enjoying your work!

From someone who hasn't bowled since the early 2000s, how would you say alleys have changed (or not) in the past few decades? And is cosmic bowling or any other gimmicky themes still around?

How do you determine where/ how long you'll stay? And is there anything that you were unprepared for or surprised by when you started traveling?

This AMA is poor form

This is exactly why it's getting downvoted. There's no proof of who OP (or whoever's answering the questions) is (Ex: I'm Team Member John Smith, here's a pic as proof I exist), mainly links are being provided with little engagement, and most questions are going unanswered or answered with the aforementioned links/ short replies.

Going through the comments, a lot of people express interest but are wary due to zero proof and little engagement.

Hello! I hope the two of you are well.

I was wondering, is it difficult carrying the label of "WWII Survivor?" As in, I'm sure prior to the war you didn't see your life heading in this direction. How did the conflict impact your goals/ dreams, if it did? I'm sure it's tough being known as a survivor and being subjected to so many expectations (sharing your experience, activism, etc.).

Thank you for doing this AMA!

I didn't see the article mention this, but many people in China (and maybe other countries?) carry packs of pocket tissues with them, since (at least in some areas) toilet paper isn't provided. Again, this could depend on the area. I was only in a few places in China.