Buzz·Posted on 29 Aug 201725 Things To Learn Before You Move To SydneyYou'll probably be sharing your home with those dirty little German cockroaches.by Tahlia PritchardBuzzFeed Staff, AustraliaLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. Everyone living in Sydney loves to complain about it. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 2. Finding an affordable rental to suit ALL your needs is virtually impossible. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 3. And remember any photos on real estate websites are designed to fool us. 4. There will definitely be times you're sharing your new home with some unwanted vermin. View this photo on Instagram 5. And oh God, don't even get me started on the flying cockroaches. Carlo Marron @CarlooMarron Getting hit in the face by a flying cockroach on my way home from work is always lush, Cheers Sydney 👌🏼😩 08:52 AM - 16 Mar 2017 Reply Retweet Favorite 6. Everything will seem super expensive at first. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 7. But eventually you'll start justifying paying $18 for a salad. 8. Traffic is absolute hell. 9. And watch out for the parking fees, because they'll really sting ya. View this photo on Instagram 10. Sure, Bondi is beautiful, but there are other beaches you can visit while having a higher chance of keeping your sanity intact. 11. If you have friends who live on the opposite side of the bridge to you, organising catchups is a nightmare. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 12. In fact, just resign yourself to the fact you'll never see them again. Angela Priestley @angelapriestley A fellow Inner West friend on me announcing i'm moving over the bridge. "We can still be friends on Facebook!" #sydney 03:43 AM - 18 May 2017 Reply Retweet Favorite 13. And everyone's quite prone to sticking around ~ their ~ suburbs Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 14. If you're in for a wild night out, it's best to check the lockout laws first. View this photo on Instagram 15. Never trust the bus timetables. Emma Biscoe @Biscoemont Buses too full to let people on and running consistently late.. Sydney transport at its finest...😡😡😡 07:57 AM - 12 Jul 2017 Reply Retweet Favorite 16. And just get used to accepting that if your train is due at 8:20am, it can come any time between 8:17 to 8:37. subsonic @subs0nics Left Hornsby 3 minutes late, arrived at Chatswood 1 minute early. Sydney trains ability to defy time constantly confuses me. 08:26 PM - 22 Dec 2016 Reply Retweet Favorite 17. Oh, and if it starts raining? Public transport will be fucked for the rest of the day. Josh Butler @JoshButler My favourite thing about Sydney is that the slightest smattering of rain throws off the public transport timetable by a standard 15-20 mins 10:22 PM - 08 May 2016 Reply Retweet Favorite 18. Be careful walking out on the street when it's raining. People are bloody DANGEROUS with their umbrellas. 19. The city layout really doesn't make that much sense. 20. You will experience so much rage when walking in busy streets. mainit na tulad ng wasabi @sezhangs The worst kinds of people: - slow walkers in the qvb - ppl who dont get their opal card out before they need to tap on/off - people who stop in the middle of a walkway to text - slow walkers in the qvb - slow walkers in general - people who text while going down busy stairwells 05:14 AM - 27 Apr 2018 Reply Retweet Favorite Twitter: @sezhangs / Via Twitter: @sezhangs Why do so many people just STOP directly in front of you?! 21. And expect roadworks galore on main drags like George Street. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 22. At some stage a taxi driver will probably end up asking you for directions. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 23. And be wary that a lot of drivers won't want to take you to nearby places if the fee isn't big enough. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 24. No matter how long you've lived in Sydney for, there's still always so much to do and so many places to explore. View this photo on Instagram 25. And there's no doubt that the big old city will definitely provide you with long-lasting memories. View this photo on Instagram