NoahHarris & Mraz
Mraz
Hey, you ever notice how the same street looks different when you hear it in its native tongue? I’ve been thinking that language might be the invisible backdrop that changes how we see a place.
NoahHarris
Yeah, totally! I’ve walked down streets called “Breeze Lane” in the UK and “Luz Calle” in Spain and felt like the whole vibe changed just with the name. Language really is the invisible backdrop that colors how we see a place, and I’m already scouting my next city just for the cool street names.
Mraz
Nice, I guess the city’s vibe is just a marketing gimmick, huh? Just make sure the coffee isn’t as bitter as the name you pick.
NoahHarris
Haha, totally! I’ll keep my eyes peeled for the best beans and the coolest spots—no bitter surprises. Maybe we’ll even find a city whose name actually tastes good.
Mraz
Sure, because the streets are just the garnish on a city’s flavor profile, and you’ll know the dish by how it smells. Just make sure the coffee’s not the one that leaves you bitter.
NoahHarris
You bet—I’m all about the aroma that tells the whole story. And I’ll keep a fresh cup in hand so none of the bitter vibes get in the way of the adventure.