Chileans tend to eat a lot of lamb. My first Christmas there, I slaughtered a lamb, it was an older mutton, and I got to keep the fleece. So my first time preparing a fleece, stretching it out, drying it out, cleaning it, it was an interesting experience. But I love mutton, most of the time I do it on the spit, it is really delicious.
There's lots of dogs everywhere and they're like people who claim like they love animals and stuff But the street dogs live in like terrible conditions But just like be prepared to see lots of street dogs are like gross, but they're not like dangerous like for the most part They probably won't bite you like I got bit once but it's like a weird crazy dog
I experienced several earthquakes while I was there, most of them just very small. But there was one that was really, really big. We went outside. And I was in the city at the time, and the buildings were literally swaying like this, like the skyscrapers. And then the rest of the week, there was some smaller aftershocks. But the nice thing about Chile is all the buildings are built for earthquakes, I guess you could say. I mean, there wasn't any major damage or anything. It was just kind of crazy to see the buildings actually moving and things like that.