$1 condoms next to $1 pregnancy tests
Saw this display next to the cash register at the 99 Cent Only store in LA.If you buy 99 cent condoms.... What can I say, I'm a sucker for irony!
Saw this display next to the cash register at the 99 Cent Only store in LA.If you buy 99 cent condoms.... What can I say, I'm a sucker for irony!
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One interesting Los Angeles park where our fantastic hosts/tour guides took us was the La Brea Tar Pits. In pre-historic times, animals used to go drink from the water and get sucked into the tar.
The cries of the animals attracted more animals, and they would get stuck as well. That sucks for the animals, but it's great news for paleontologists today who can dig out the fossils.
It's also great news for tourists and locals who can enjoy a nice afternoon at the La Brea Tar Pits.
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The Santa Monica Pier is an icon of Los Angeles and a staple of American pop culture. It's at the end of Route 66, and it's been in a bunch of movies and TV shows. Much like Venice Beach, visiting for the first time feels like you've been here before. Maybe that's why it's constantly packed with tourists (like us).
On the day we visited, the sun was elusive. It was a weekday so the beach wasn't packed. But it sure was nice to sit and watch the waves crash on the shore. Hadn't been to an ocean for a while and the white noise of the waves is always soothing.
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We also rode the ferris wheel. It's normally five bucks, but they had a weekday special going on, so it only cost $3/person. The ride gives you great views of the surrounding area.