I like hummus. I'm from German. I just moved to America from Germany. I just moved into a new home. I've been in America for less than a month. I like pizza. I like banana peppers on my pizza.
I don't like hummus. I'm currently incarcerated. I am scheduled to be released from Juvenile detention center in a month. I am looking forward to sleeping in my own bed. It is my own fault for being here. I like swimming. I've never been out of the state or the country. I'm looking forward to good food. I like all meat pizza with extra pepperoni.
I am getting my house all set up.  The last of the boxes are unpacked. That must feel so great to be almost completely unpacked!  What state did you end up moving to? For now I'm in California. I moved here because I'm a pro disc golfer and needed to be closer to the pro tour action. My sponsor suggested I move here so that I can play more and make more money at it. That makes sense.  It must be nice to live somewhere with such gorgeous weather!  Do you have any family or friends in the state? Only the people that I know from disc golf. I'll make some more friends along the way I'm sure. Yes, the weather is pretty nice here and much different than where I'm from in Germany. I bet there are lots of other differences from Germany besides just the weather.  What other differences have stood out to you the most? The way people act and drive is really different. The food is also quite a bit different. There are also a lot of differences in how things are laid out and organized here vs Germany. I feel like it's pretty chaotic here, but I'll just have to adapt. I think even people who are native to America would agree that California can be a bit chaotic haha!  What do you think of the food?  Better or worse than the food you are used to in Germany? I haven't had a chance to try much in the way of food. There just seems to be such a focus on fast food here, which I don't really like. Hopefully, I can find some good restaurants that have better food. California has a wide array of restaurants, and there is a big interest lately in healthier options.  I'm sure once you explore the area a bit that you'll be able to find some grocery stores and restaurants that are a bit more appealing. I've found the grocery stores to be very similar to Germany, only the brands are different. I've found Aldi here, which is a Germany chain. I never realized that!  I feel like Aldi definitely has a cult following...I've never really been that impressed with it though.  I wonder if the quality of Aldi stores is different in the states versus in Germany.  I feel that here, a lot of people like to shop at Whole Foods.  Have you ever been?