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A Friday night out here in the summer is quite special, as the sun never sets. I usually start with a light meal - a little sushi or something like that - and then around midnight, I'll go and play eighteen holes of golf. I'm normally back around four a.m. Saturday I sleep in till the afternoon and have an early dinner - some puffin or whale. I usually go for a swim in one of the natural hot springs till midnight. It depends on my mood what I do next, but these days I'm a bit past clubbing, so l tend to go for a walk and just enjoy our amazing landscape instead.

Thursday is the big night out in Tehran. Many students like me start the evening by going for a coffee or maybe sharing a hookah pipe. By twelve, the streets are dead, though. The law says that no shops, cafés or restaurants are allowed to open past midnight, but don't be fooled by the silent streets - the city's heart is still beating! We have a saying that what happens behind a closed door is no-one's business, so a lot of people have parties at home and generally the police won't disturb you. There are also a few places like Super Jordan where the police turn a blind eye and you can buy supplies after twelve.

During the summer months, a Friday or Saturday night out will normally mean a trip to see the Lotte Giants baseball team.

Before I came here, I'd had little interest in any sport, but one trip to a game here was enough to convert me to baseball. I go to every game now. The atmosphere is incredible. From start to finish, most people are cheering and singing the team song, even when the team is getting beaten badly. There's dancing, food, drink, good company - everything you need for a good night out.

It usually finishes around nine, but by then I'm exhausted and head home rather than going on somewhere else.

I came to Luanda to teach English.

Since the discovery of oil, the economy has boomed and attracted a large foreign community. When I first came here we used to go to restaurants along the bay and they cost an arm and a leg! Even a simple burger is upwards of $20. It's pretty shocking when so few local people could afford it and there is still so much poverty. Recently, I started doing some volunteer work in a school. Through my colleagues I've been introduced to some places where locals eat, which are miles cheaper. Afterwards, we might go on to a party in someone's backyard and dance till the early hours.

Thursday nights I occasionally go and see a stand-up comedy show, but at the weekend mainly go clubbing as I love dancing. Because of the way! am and the way I want to live, I dress in a certain way, which sometimes attracts people's attention. But I'm not going to change - as Oscar Wilde said, you can never be overdressed or overeducated! The only things don't wear are high heel shoes.

I can't dance like I want to in them, and if you're out all night your feet hurt too much by the time you get home!

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Yes or No: Yes or No: The Midnight Chronicles

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All games (Yes or No): Yes or No: The Midnight Chronicles - In this game, players will answer whether the statements about various scenarios related to nightlife, food, and culture are true or false. Each statement is derived from the intriguing stories of people’s experiences in different cities, focusing on their habits, preferences, and local laws. Test your knowledge and see how well you understand these unique situations!

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All games (Matching Pairs): Word Match Challenge - Match words with their definitions for a fun learning experience!