84TravelMy travel buddy said, 'I want to take a cooking class.' We signed up. The kitchen was the size of a closet. There were eight of us. The instructor said, 'Today we make pasta.' I looked at the counter. There was one pot. One. For eight people.Show PunchlineShare
82TravelI told my travel buddy, 'Let's find a local bakery.' We found one. It had one shelf. On the shelf were four croissants, a loaf of bread, and a small sign that said, 'The rest of the pastries went to a meeting and won't be back until Thursday.'Show PunchlineShare
72TravelI checked into a hotel and there was a Welcome card on the bed. I picked it up. Underneath was a single, slightly damp napkin.Show PunchlineShare
7TravelI told my travel buddy, 'Let's try the local market.' We walked in. There were four stalls.Show PunchlineShare
30TravelMy travel buddy said, 'I want to try the local street food.' We found a vendor. He had one item. A skewer. It was a piece of something that was brown.Show PunchlineShare
21TravelI told my travel buddy, 'Let's go to a quiet beach for the day.' We found a beach. It was quiet. Too quiet. No vendors, no music, no waves with any enthusiasm. Just sand and one seagull that looked personally offended by our presence.Show PunchlineShare
55TravelI checked into a hotel and the Wi-Fi password was 'Welcome123.' I tried it. Didn't work. I called the front desk. The woman said, 'Is the W capitalized?'Show PunchlineShare
76TravelI told my travel buddy, 'Let's take the scenic route.' We drove for four hours. The scenery was a field. The same field. It had a fence.Show PunchlineShare
20TravelI told my travel buddy, 'Let's find a hidden gem.' We found a restaurant. It was in a basement. The menu was handwritten on a napkin. The waiter spoke in a language we didn't understand. The food arrived in a pot with no lid. We ate with our hands because there were no utensils. My buddy said, 'This is the hidden gem.'Show PunchlineShare
61TravelMy travel buddy said, 'I want to experience the local nightlife.' We were in a town of four hundred people. The nightlife was a man outside a diner eating a hot dog at 11 PM. My buddy said, 'This is the nightlife?'Show PunchlineShare
56TravelMy travel buddy said, 'I want to really immerse myself in the local culture.' We sat down at a restaurant and he ordered the local specialty. A bowl arrived. It was making a low, steady hum. He looked at me. I said, 'That's the culture.' He said, 'The culture is vibrating in my soup.'Show PunchlineShare
51TravelI told the airline attendant I needed to change my seat because the person next to me was 'vibrating with energy.' She said, 'Is he talking?' I said, 'No. He's just existing loudly. His elbows are in a three-seat configuration.'Show PunchlineShare
76TravelI checked into the hotel and the concierge said, 'Welcome! How can I make your stay memorable?' I said, 'I'd like to remember this place as a place I was not at.' He thought for a moment.Show PunchlineShare