u/Maccabee96

Where did they store the wigs? And did they use their normal cars for the missions?

They might have addressed this at some point in the show, but I truly didn't see it. Philip and Elizabeth were going on missions almost every day, to many different places, with a lot of wigs. Were they using their regular cars, with their regular license plates, for each mission? Was there sort of a buffer safe house in between used solely for changing car and disguise before and after each mission? Did they keep the wigs in their regular garage, or maybe in their cars? If they went on a mission, say, 3 miles away, and then drove home, at which point in the journey did they change from the wig to their regular hair?

I know a lot of the show is suspension of disbelief, but I truly was puzzled the whole time.

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u/Maccabee96 — 7 days ago

Shek O beach seems a bit... dirty? (Are there cleaner beaches in HK?)

I went to Shek O today because I heard it's one of the best beaches in Hong Kong (I had never been to a beach in HK before). It seemed a bit dirty, especially the water. The picture shows the sand that's been touched by the water - just see how different it looks from the rest of the sand! I don't know if it's because it rained recently, but I was a bit dissapointed.

Are there any cleaner beaches in Hong Kong? Should I wait to go when it hasn't rained the day before?

(This picture was taken by me when I went there earlier today)

u/Maccabee96 — 2 months ago

Expat moving to HK - Latin American community?

Hey everyone! I'm moving in Hong Kong in a few days to start a new job. I'm Latin American and have never been to east asia before. I've done some basic research, particularly about cost of living (my salary will be enough for an ok apartment, from what I've seen). So I have a few things to ask...

1- Are there any general tips for living in HK that you'd like to share?

2- How does an expat make friends in the city?

3- Is there any community of latinos in HK?

4- Should I learn the language? I've heard that most people speak cantonese, but that mandarin could also be useful. I don't speak a word of either for now, but I'm willing to put in an effort to study for at least a few months.

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u/Maccabee96 — 3 months ago