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It's funny that Ralph is so retarded he got his ass beat in one of the safest Southern European countries. Portugal is classed as level 1 by the OSAC, which is the safest classification. For reference, Italy is a 4. Most of what I've read says the only dangerous places are obviously the migrant areas at night, but this is also where a lot of good restaurants are, so people still go there during the day. The only other things mentioned are the red light district and drug dealers commonly ripping tourists off with fake drugs and the big nightlife scene which can be overwhelming if you're not careful. So I would bet Ralph either
a) Retardedly went to a "diverse" neighborhood to get some food at night which absolutely no one else does. The danger of this is compounded by the fact that he's the only American in Lisbon right now.
b) Tried to buy coke and got sold baking soda and tried to act tough to some Eurotrash dealer.
c) Got into a fight with a hooker and her brothel security when she denied service upon the horrific reveal of his gunt.
d) He got too rowdy in a bar somewhere.
a) Retardedly went to a "diverse" neighborhood to get some food at night which absolutely no one else does. The danger of this is compounded by the fact that he's the only American in Lisbon right now.
b) Tried to buy coke and got sold baking soda and tried to act tough to some Eurotrash dealer.
c) Got into a fight with a hooker and her brothel security when she denied service upon the horrific reveal of his gunt.
d) He got too rowdy in a bar somewhere.
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