Harrison's post-trip interview

H: Before I start, I would just like to say a few words to my fans. Thank you for all the letters and emotional support throughout my journey.
L: *Sigh* Oh, Jeez.

L: So let's get started. What was your favorite location on this trip?
H: *Prolonged thought followed my a drum roll on his chest*
L: Harrison, could you answer the question?
H: Yes, I would have to say London.

L: Good. What was your favorite event or place we attended?
H: It's a tie. The Guinness sky bar and the Louvre. And the Champs-D'Elysees.

L: What was your best experience you had with the 'locals'?
H: Locals in general are not nice.
L: Alright then...moving on.

L:What was your favorite food?
H: Well, it was quite devastating. There was no Mexican food. I guess the Elephant restaurant in Dublin, Ireland.

L:What surprised you most about the places we visited?
H: The amount of graffiti and that it's not even that good.

L:What things to you like better about Europe than the US?
H: I think the uniqueness of each location. Also, I like how the old and the new are intermixed. There is a lot of history here. All the people actually use the train system, too.

L: What things do you like better about the US than Europe?
H: Hospitality, courteousness, kindness...
L: Harrison, those are all the same thing.
H: Well, they all count. Air conditioning, free soap, free water with your meal, the toilet paper, and Mexican food.
H: I would like to continue. The toilet paper in France was absolutely horrible. It came out of a paper-towel like dispenser in little squares, ONE AT A TIME.

L: What place that we went to would you go back to in the future?
H: Rome

L: If you could go to one more place, where would it be?
H: Nice
*Editor's note: We were supposed to go to Nice, but there were travel complications*

L: What is one thing you wish you would have brought with you?
H: Khaki shorts

L: What is one thing you would thought you would need, but didn't?
H: My phone

L: What did you think of the hostels?
H: It varied greatly. Some of them were absolutely miserable, while some were nice. I was surprised at the inconsistency.

L: What is something you hated the idea of doing but it ended up being really great?
H: Going to see Les Miserables.
L: I will make a mental note not to listen to you when you gripe about going to shows with me. :)

L: What's one place you wouldn't go back to?
H: Florence

L: What things are you most looking forward to doing when you get back to the US?
H: Watching TV in the air conditioning while eating Mexican food for an entire week. And Chiefs games.

And this concludes this interview. I hope you all enjoyed hearing about our travels! See you soon!