Forget about conventions, I don't know where you're going and I won't ask you to doxx yourself or anything for obvious reasons. I feel like more and more these days if you ever go even to a mid-size city you have to treat it like a camping trip to the point maybe you need a literal tent in case you get stranded so I do know where you're coming from but it's a matter of keeping organised.

It's like this with the basics and I've bitched about Birmingham after going to one of Count Dankula's live events there. Have you got water? Did you bring a spare battery pack or even two because modern phones are energy vampires and you could fuck yourself big time not having enough charge on hand. Do you understand the parking system if you know how to drive? Because good fucking luck if you're in a diversified area even seeing a member of staff or speaking to anybody that knows decent English which is a problem that's going to get worse. Have you prepared yourself for a high congestion environment? You may be limited in what you can do depending on the time of day it is and what the weather is like because if it's a nice sunny day you'll get swarmed by people and traffic.

The actual venue Count Dankula organised was nice, I should praise that, but it had to be fucking Birmingham, I feel sorry for the owner. Big rant but it's not just you don't worry. There's a million things you have to deal with now and it becomes more of a chore than is necessary. That's nothing to say of the potential security issues you're going to come across.

Not trying to frighten anybody off necessarily from even going to a city where these events usually are, but always have an escape plan.

Forget about conventions, I don't know where you're going and I won't ask you to doxx yourself or anything for obvious reasons. I feel like more and more these days if you ever go even to a mid-size city you have to treat it like a camping trip to the point maybe you need a literal tent in case you get stranded so I do know where you're coming from but it's a matter of keeping organised.

It's like this with the basics and I've bitched about Birmingham after going to one of Count Dankula's live events there. Have you got water? Did you bring a spare battery pack or even two because modern phones are energy vampires and you could fuck yourself big time not having enough charge on hand. Do you understand the parking system if you know how to drive? Because good fucking luck if you're in a diversified area even seeing a member of staff or speaking to anybody that knows decent English which is a problem that's going to get worse. Have you prepared yourself for a high congestion environment? You may be limited in what you can do depending on the time of day it is and what the weather is like because if it's a nice sunny day you'll get swarmed by people and traffic.

The actual venue Count Dankula organised was nice, I should praise that, but it had to be fucking Birmingham, I feel sorry for the owner. Big rant but it's not just you don't worry. There's a million things you have to deal with now and it becomes more of a chore than is necessary. That's nothing to say of the potential security issues you're going to come across.

Not trying to frighten anybody off necessarily from even going to a city where these events usually are, but always have an escape plan.

Forget about conventions, I don't know where you're going and I won't ask you to doxx yourself or anything for obvious reasons. I feel like more and more these days if you ever go even to a mid-size city you have to treat it like a camping trip to the point maybe you need a literal tent in case you get stranded so I do know where you're coming from but it's a matter of keeping organised.

It's like this even with the basics and I've bitched about Birmingham after going to one of Count Dankula's live events there. Have you got water? Did you bring a spare battery pack or even two because modern phones are energy vampires and you could fuck yourself big time not having enough charge on hand. Do you understand the parking system if you know how to drive? Because good fucking luck if you're in a diversified area even seeing a member of staff or speaking to anybody that knows decent English which is a problem that's going to get worse. Have you prepared yourself for a high congestion environment? You may be limited in what you can do depending on the time of day it is and what the weather is like because if it's a nice sunny day you'll get swarmed by people and traffic.

The actual venue Count Dankula organised was nice, I should praise that, but it had to be fucking Birmingham, I feel sorry for the owner. Big rant but it's not just you don't worry. There's a million things you have to deal with now and it becomes more of a chore than is necessary. That's nothing to say of the potential security issues you're going to come across.

Not trying to frighten anybody off necessarily from even going to a city where these events usually are, but always have an escape plan.