I am a barista at a coffee shop. I was born in Algeria. I live in Dallas. My parents immigrated to the U.S. when I was six. I used to live in Florida. I am a AC Milan Fan. I speak fluent Italian. I have other relatives that immigrated to Italy.I have been to Italy several times.
I am a comedian. Most of my night life is in the comedy clubs.  My favorite coffee is Colombian. I live in Orlando, FL. I have a family that lives in the North of the U.S. I don't understand soccer that much.
I recently went to a comedy club!  That's great!! How did you like the comedians? That was amazing and vibe was on top. I really like one russian comedian who was doing different accents. Didn't expect a russian guy to do british and american accents tho. That guy is hilarious! He works really hard on those accents but makes it seem effortless.  I've opened for him before and he is very nice too.  How has the coffee shop been lately? It's going really well. My boss is sending me next week for professional courses for one week and after that most likely I will get a pay rise.  Wow, congratulations!! You have to tell me where I can find the best columbian coffee in Orlando - I've been looking everywhere and can't find something I love.  Being up at the comedy clubs so late every night has me drinking tons and tons of coffee. Just don't drink too much, it won't be very healthy. I am buying colombian coffee through colombiacoffeeroasters website. They are delivering original beans which tastes great. And you will pay less then in store. Thats a great idea! I was just going to starbucks and also buying from the grocery store and didn't think about shopping where the baristas shop! I will check that out.  It's hard for me not to drink a ton of coffee when sometimes I don't go on stage until after midnight!!  Did you learn much about coffee in Italy? Not much to be honest. I am going there more for a holidays to spend time with my family and friends. Have you been in Europe before? I haven't but would love to!! I've been to Canada plenty of time visiting my family but that's as much traveling as I've done really.  Yeah I understand you. It's quite long way to Europe and expensive as well. How is there in Canada? Does a lot of people speak French there? They almost only speak French where I go. So in a sense, its like I'm in Europe. I do not speak French and have to rely on them pretty heavily though while I am there.  Perhaps I should learn!  Did you find it hard to learn Italian?