Going on a trip? We can find MULTIPLE reasons why you should stay home during your planned trip around the globe. Here are 5 of them.

 

1. You're ruined by the trip

Literally! Not necessarily the trip itself, because it can be made exactly as expensive or cheap as you want. But because you need to visit your 67 new friends, who of course live in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore og Spain.

And of course all the Scandinavians. And the French, and the Germans. And each, of course, must be visited afterward. There smoked the payout to the house. And the car of course also.

 

2. Friends can NEVER come to your birthday party.

It's not feasible to gather all of your (new) buddies at once. And that's the world's most tasteless, pragmatic emotion. Essentially, though, it's your fault. since you abandoned yourself! Work out. Couch crashes everywhere, and friends everywhere. irksome


3. Your daily life is about gathering

You quickly discover how boring it is at home. The education system, the job market, the weather... All of it. Of course most things work well, and of course we are very privileged, BUT.... It's not as fun as reading in the middle of the Tropical Forest of Borneo, working in the vast and beautiful Sydneypop in the middle of the crazy and wild City of New York or I Canadas amazing wilderness, right?

You can't just laze around on the beach with a $1 latte in one hand and his new Spanish flirt in the other... But fear not... Now all you have to do is finish your overcast studies or quit your boring office job before you can travel again!

 

4. You experience intense homesickness when you travel

You'll miss the things you never missed before.

Your new fun, crazy and bearded friends. Food that was tastier, bigger and cheaper. Your short trips to the beach, weekend trips to nearby towns - and here we mean everything from three to eight hours nearby. Spontaneous trips around town on Tuesday, which, of course, don't end until after sunrise.

Yes, you will miss even working or studying abroad, that is, very early or on weekends. And that need will stay there. Forever. Sorry, but it will.

 

5. You are forced to eat coriander and other exotic foods that you hate.

You have to ditch your kebab from the local "kebab pusher" and you'll be forced to eat very cheap, freshly prepared and attractive food. Weekday. Things that are new, interesting and delicious. And to top it off, you don't have to fart with a whistle. Then it's annoying that one ban mi have coriander in something you thought you didn't like but now you do.

This is really exhausting.