I have only ever given one piece of universal advice, which is that if you are ever offered your choice of a beverage during a job interview, you should take it, because whether or not you are offered the job will never depend upon your not having imposed upon the office manager for getting you a cup of coffee.
This advice also applies for Australians meeting other Australians on the road, strangely enough.
Very true.
Our Australian treated us to a disquisition about international exchange rates in the ruins of Pompeii.
As an Australian I promise to unlearn the guitar immediately. Thank you for your concern.
Me, an australian: Danny, this is probably accurate, I'll give you that. However, now that you've mentioned healthcare...
I return to this piece every time I travel and it has never once been wrong.
I can confirm as an Australian and a traveller that the impression of
plentiful Australians is increased by how obviously Australian we usually
are.
Also New Zealanders.
I will keep my own council about travellers from the US.
"The Australian will have a baffling energy that is somehow both sexual and
non-sexual at the same time."
How is this piece so incredibly accurate?! Except that hostels have to be
>100% increase. The alligator wants to eat the larger number. This piece
has caused me to invent a probably-not-new portmanteau which is
'glorigeous.'
I like a word with several vowels in a row. Now I will stop procrastinating
and actually change my flat tire.
Wait, is Radiohead controversial in America? This worries me.
❤
And I laughed really really hard.
And I really needed to today.
I hope you are well!