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How to Go Big on a New York Internship without Going Broke
September 6, 2018 by 4 Comments
…r even a trip to the beach on a day off is a great way to relax and recharge. Lastly, even though this list advises budgeting to the max, if you’ve been working hard and spending smart for a while, why not get that ice cream cone, or that cool shirt in the department store you’ve been wanting? You deserved it. Tip: Befriend a full-time New Yorker for residency discounts at museums like the Met and the Museum of Modern Art, a day at the museum is a…
Danzante Bay and the Islands of Loreto
May 18, 2019 by 8 Comments
…e. The resort is located a short golf cart ride from TPC Danzante Bay and you can store your clubs with the valet. Plus they offer shuttles to the city of Loreto if you want to check it out. There’s not a ton in Loreto but it’s still cool to check out. Lastly, there are 3 restaurants in the Villas del Palmar Beach Resort. The Market is a buffet style place where you have breakfast each morning. The breakfast buffet is pretty good. There are a lot…
Beijing to Lhasa By Train
August 23, 2009 by 13 Comments
…bed and I knew the guy would be a snorer but the man continually farted throughout the night and I mean loud awful farts that sounded like he shat himself. I think he was asleep when he did them because he never woke up but they were violently loud and didn’t smell too good either as you’d imagine. Then he wakes up at like 4am and wakes his wife up and starts talking to her. These people must have been tone deaf because they were practically screa…
Swaziland
April 15, 2007 by 6 Comments
…our experience in Swaziland was.” We told him the story and he chuckled. You could kind of tell that he was thinking, “stupid Americans”. We laughed about it as we got back into the car and started driving into South Africa to who knows where late at night. Of course our gas tank was almost on empty and we had nearly 80km on a secondary road until the closest city of Barberton. Our fears were that we would run out of gas in the middle of nowhere…
Ciudad del Este
April 27, 2007 by 17 Comments
…or need (In addition, they also exist as the top drug trafficking stop in Southern South America because of the weak border with massive Brazil). They allegedly specialize in cheap electronics and other such goods. I have to disagree because I looked at flat screen TV’s and also iPods and neither of them were a good deal. I suppose if you don’t have to pay taxes on them then it would be bargain but the cost and hassle of actually transporting such…
New 7 Wonders Profile-Petra, Jordan
May 1, 2007 by 6 Comments
…ourists, is truly surreal because you don’t notice a single other person around you. I could not take my eyes off this structure carved into this mountain in the middle of absolutely nowhere. To see Petra is to realize that at one point it was the preeminent spice trading post for Europe and Asia. Petra’s importance is glorified by the sheer size of the city and the great lengths the people went to make it so metropolitan. The city contains an amp…
Bucharest, Romania
August 23, 2007 by 2 Comments
…had to get to Sofia to meet my friend Mike. I managed to grab a shower and store my bag at a guesthouse where a friend of mine from the train was staying. Not that it really mattered because as soon as I stepped back outside, the record heatwave of the past century would strike again (it was 113 yesterday and humid). But no matter, Buchrest had to be explored. I had read and heard much about Bucharest that it was a boring run of the mill European…
Jordan and Petra
November 15, 2007 by 4 Comments
…to Amman which was about a half hour from the border where we would figure out our plans from there. We arrived in Amman and had no idea what we were doing or where we were supposed to go. We literally got off a bus and there was a man sitting on a bench and he asked us if we needed a ride. At first we ignored him, figuring he was just a beggar or something like that. However, he was very persistent and he weasled his way into getting us to look a…
The Valley of the Sun
May 12, 2008 by 1 Comment
…oney. Traffic is bad, although not as bad as LA. But they have everything you could “ask” (or not ask) for including every single big chain store and restaurant that ever existed, especially in Scottsdale. They have a ton of bars and a crazy mix of people from all over the country because nobody is from Phoenix-everyone just moves there. Kind of like LA. Although I didn’t get to play any golf this trip, it also has tons of golf courses and if you’…
