I know, there's lots of chaos, but the chaos is kinda like the part that makes the city so interesting, and it's also like his calling card! But yeah, the rush of everything is actually pretty annoying sometimes 😄
Since I live in Turkey, I am learning the language a bit, so there's this interesting part in it, like a rule for it, which is called "little harmony and big harmony", so somehow I relate this rule with general life in turkey. Even if we say the there's chaos everywhere, the people somehow live with it very harmonically. And also somehow the level of accidents is pretty low on Turkish roads, and I guess it's also related to that harmony!
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Yeah it's a unique type of atmosphere. The chaos of Tbilisi is the total opposite of the chaos in Istanbul, and I think I prefer it. I remember that somehow despite it being so densely populated, the public transport still functioned really well.