the stereotype about asian drivers doesn’t make any fkn sense. they are a billion more times patient and courteous than us idiots
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Were you taught how to walk across the street ?
Our lesson was to look straight ahead and slowly walk in the straight across the street and no-one will collide with you. Mrs Fox made me do it first and all cars, motor-bikes and everyone else just drove around me. Never saw any collisions in my time in Vietnam.
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yep! 1 2 3 go, and don’t stop!
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We were hesitating in Ho Chi, so someone came and dragged us across the road. You are right, 1, 2, 3 go.
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I hire a scooter everytime I’m in HCMC, it’s a full on adrenaline rush everytime
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Same in Italy😆
Crazy traffic- but they seem to make it work. 
Have a great holiday 
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Australians drivers are ultra aggressive. Too many wankers who think they have to beat you to the next red traffic light！
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He who hesitates is done for.
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Same in Malta. No discernible road rules as such but not many accidents etc
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Not really; if you try and cross a street in any Italian city and use the same method, you will suffer death by Vespa.
True 
. Scooters everywhere- all gathering at the front at traffic lights- many arriving there via the opposite side of the road or even the footpath. Light turns green and it’s like a scooter GP
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Geez I hate airports
2 wines & a Pint only $106 @ Istanbul airport
Can probably buy a lounge pass for that and you get 4hrs unlimited food and beverages
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Yep. They’re worth it if you have more than a 2 hour stopover.
Out of Australia i find its always good to grab a lounge on long lay overs.
Mainly for the shower than alcohol.
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Just a travel hint for flying Qantas domestic on the 737-800.
Don’t get seat 9A.
There is no window. It’s just a wall where a window should be.
Why is this?
I’m pretty sure there is an AC duct there.
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It’s not just Qantas, Virgin is the same.
Space is used for air con ducts and wiring.
Just a design issue
