People in America started by developing the Yellow Turban Army.

Once on the plane, Chen Ping'an, who had consciously switched his phone to airplane mode, would have laughed out loud if he knew his old classmate's worries.

Because his luggage consisted of only one suitcase, which contained only a few sets of clothes and nothing else.

He's just never been abroad, he's not stupid!

These days, you can find out what you should and shouldn't do just by looking it up online.

When you go to an unfamiliar place, the first thing you should do is not to stand out from the crowd, but to blend in with the world.

So he brought the medicine with him, having bought tens of thousands of yuan worth of various cold and anti-inflammatory drugs, but he put them all in his personal storage space.

He also bought Maozi and Huazi, and they are currently floating in the corner of the item space.

And that's not all. He bought a batch of rice, flour, cooking oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, dried chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, star anise, cinnamon, bay leaves, and so on and put them in his space. It's not that America doesn't have these things, but it's better to be prepared.

He bought and brought with him anything he could think of that could fit in the space.

Since you plan to live there for a long time, and there's a system and space available, why not bring enough supplies?

Why not bring it?

Do we really have to go all the way to America, a place where we know no one, and then go running around looking for it, and who knows if it'll even be available?

Actually, flying isn't very comfortable, especially when you're in the air and have a layover of more than 25 hours, it feels even more uncomfortable.

Ultimately, it all comes down to not having enough money!

If you have the money to fly business class or first class, then you don't have to go through all that trouble.

The business class seats can recline 180 degrees, allowing you to sleep comfortably until you reach your destination.

Economy class is not an option, especially for the dozen or so hours between Beijing and Los Angeles.

I slept in a slightly reclined economy class seat, drifting in and out of sleep.

When the plane landed, Chen Ping'an felt pain in his back, legs, and neck.

It’s just that!

But looking out the window at the ground rapidly sliding backward, is this Los Angeles?

As Chen Ping'an stepped off the gangway, he took out his phone, turned off airplane mode, and a bunch of missed calls, text messages, and micro-messages popped up.

"Boss, Big Brother, Hua Zi, and Mao Zi can't get on the plane!"

"I couldn't get through on the phone, so you must have boarded the plane. Looks like you didn't bring it, or maybe you left it at the airport?"

"Why haven't you replied yet? You can use microbubbles on the plane too!"

There's WiFi!

Is this your first time flying?

"Wow, this is your first time flying? That's impressive!"

……

……

"Call me after you get off the plane. I checked your flight time, so I'll be there to wait for you!"

This is the last message.

Chen Ping'an could tell at a glance that he had made his old classmate wait impatiently.

Make a roaming call immediately.

"You finally arrived, huh?"

Lin Zhiyong's old classmate's voice was somewhat excited. Although he didn't want Chen Ping'an to come, he was naturally happy since he had already come.

"Yes, we're getting off the plane!"

"Okay, I'll wait for you outside!"

To be honest, Lin Zhiyong, who came up to him and gave him a big hug, looked thinner and much darker than in the video.

It's clear that his life as a wealthy man in America wasn't necessarily easy.

Upon seeing the two East Asian faces embracing and laughing, the Indian guy standing nearby immediately noticed and quickly moved closer.

"Hey guys, you're travelers from the East, right?"

They came from the East!

"I think you guys really need to get a local Los Angeles SIM card."

Whether you're here for leisure or something else, a Los Angeles SIM card can significantly slow down the rate at which your wallet empties…

The Indian guy spoke very fast, but he didn't have a curry accent.

To be honest, Chen Ping'an could barely understand what the other person was saying because they were speaking so fast, while Lin Zhiyong understood everything.

So he simply waved his hand and refused.

"No, we don't need a phone card, thank you!"

Then he reached out and pulled Chen Ping'an's suitcase, leading him towards the parking lot: "Hurry up, don't waste time, parking at Los Angeles Airport is very expensive!"

Chen Pingan could only smile and nod at the Indian guy before quickly catching up with his old classmate.

The Indian guy sighed, but he wasn't discouraged and turned his attention to another Asian face.

As his old classmate pulled his suitcase along, he said to Chen Ping'an, "Here, no matter what you do, you have to be extremely cautious."

Even something as simple as getting a phone card!

Because registering a phone card requires real-name registration, they need to register your passport or green card information.

They will ask you to sign some agreements.

However, if you are dealing with foreigners or people from other places who don't know you, or young students, you might not be able to do so.

They might then take the opportunity to get you to sign an agreement that includes provisions for organ donation volunteers.

This is terrible...it's really bad, you know!

Lin Zhiyong didn't know how to explain the risks he would face after signing the organ donation volunteer agreement.

After all, his old classmate had always lived in a place where even a fight over a late-night snack could shake the entire country.

To put it bluntly, some things would have too much of an impact on him.

Therefore, we can only try to be as subtle as possible, take it slowly, and not rush.

Lin Zhiyong's car was not a new car, but a relatively fuel-efficient old Toyota.

After getting into the car, Chen Ping'an looked around and noticed that the car looked a bit old.

"This was left to me by my uncle, along with his inheritance. It doesn't consume much fuel and is still usable, so I've been driving it all this time."

If it were one of those American cars that consumes a lot of fuel, I would have sold it and switched to an electric car long ago!

Whether it's Tesla or BYD, both cars are good!

As he spoke, he walked towards the parking lot payment area, extended a ticket and inserted it into the ticket gate, and the barrier lifted.

"Let me tell you, the darkest place in the entire Los Angeles parking lot is the airport."

Of course, except for wealthy neighborhoods!

Lin Zhiyong's place was quite a distance from the airport, and Chen Ping'an looked at the scenery with great curiosity along the way.

The air here isn't any sweeter.

After the car entered the city, it stopped in front of a shop. Chen Ping'an looked up and knew that it was a telecommunications store.

As Lin Zhiyong unbuckled his seatbelt, he said:

Let's go!

"I'll get you a phone card; the communication environment here is poor."

Domestic phone cards may not have signal even in some parts of downtown Los Angeles, let alone remote areas!

"By the way, what kind of phone do you use?"

Chen Pingan pulled out his phone: "It's a Sunflower brand Mate 30. I bought it when it first came out in 19, and it's still working great after three or four years!"

Lin Zhiyong glanced at the phone, then at him, before saying, "Okay, if it works, we won't replace it. We'll just buy a new SIM card and insert it!"

Only then did Chen Ping'an have time to ask the question that had been bothering him: "Does buying a phone card here not require real-name registration?"

And what did you mean by what you just said at the airport—that you have to sign an organ donation volunteer agreement to get a phone card?