Comments by "Joe R M" (@joermnyc) on "Cash Jordan"
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Time changes from travel and jet lag are hard, especially going trans-pacific. Flew into Sydney, Australia at like 9am, had breakfast, hung out, finally cabbed it into the city to see if our hotel would at least hold onto our bags, thankfully we went in the off-season (August) to a small hotel, and the room was ready in 5 minutes. We beat out the longest anyone traveled to them from the US since most people come from the West Coast, (the ones we beat were from Chicago). Went out for an afternoon walk to get water and snacks for the room, got caught in the rain, made it back the the room at 3:30pm, decided to “nap” until dinner… we woke up, it was 2am! So much for dinner. Thankfully the hotel had a good free breakfast spread.
Definitely recommend Australia, it’s a must to use the ferries from Circular Quay (pronounced key) to get around, good discount on the Taronga Zoo if you use the Ferry and the gondola thing (start up top at the gift shop, work your way down to the food court for lunch, then go the rest of the way down to the Ferry. It’s a good long day out, and you see lots of animals you really don’t see anywhere else.
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In Sofia, Bulgaria we rented an apartment for 2 weeks, it had the (tiny) clothes washer under the kitchen counter (next to the tiny dishwasher) like you find it many places in Europe. To dry we had to pull a big rack out from the closet, unfold it and leave all the wet clothes in the corner next to the radiator (it was December, it was freezing most of the time we were there). Interestingly, all the heat was steam district heat from a main plant like they have in most of Manhattan below a certain point, but there was a backup hot water maker in the bath that we needed to use when the street lost it’s connection for a few hours (thankfully our unit came with this big instruction manual in several languages for how to work everything, including the backup system), the heat wasn’t connected to it though, so we had to hunker down with extra layers… and somebody (who was, and still kind of is very small) didn’t want to keep her socks on, so we got out some extra blankets.
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