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This is the English part. Please use English. Can't we GO to a different country for a day? Not just for the croissant. When we are young, we need to travel as much as we can.

Of course not! If they come for baklava, they must go to Gaziantep.

They can eat Gaziantep's Baklava in Istanbul, can't they?

Croissanst's center is France but I think its so unnecessary.

If you have enough money for that. Actually i dont want to GO 3000 km for just a croissant. As you say we need to travel so much. Maybe learning New things about people, places, languages and too much thing like that. In turkey biggest problem is money for that.

If you go for croissant, you can see this sights too.

But especially for croissant? I would go there for Eiffel Tower, not gonna lie.

Bruh. Who would go to France for croissant? There are Louvre and Eiffel Tower in France. But croissant?! Who thinked this?

Do strangers come to Turkiye for eat Baklava?

Maybe later. But not now.

I wouldn't change countries just for a croissant.

It's possible but to me they come for eating something too.

I guess it won't be great as Gaziantep's. Also, I think they come to Turkey for Hagiasophia.

If I'm a young person and have time, why not?

Not now but later.

Bro thinks he is Mr Beast

Imagine you wanting a croissant. Would you go to France for eat that? By the way your money enough for do that.

I only considered it a croissant