HHR: Were you ready to leave Budapest?
Larry: Well, I was a little sad to leave as I knew where I was.
HHR: What is your next destination?
Larry: I am going to let Jerry answer that one
Jerry:: Larry, we talked about this. Krakow.
Larry: Jerry, is right. Krakow. (I like for my entourage to feel useful. I really knew the answer)
HHR: Where exactly is Krakow?
Larry: Romania. No wait, I know this – Croatia
Joyce: I’ll take it. Poland and Larry, I am not part of your entourage.
HHR: How did you get there?
Joyce: Larry is unavailable to answer any more questions right now. He is fetching his maps from the room. We took a 8 hour train trip across several countries.
Larry: Each time you went through a new country the conductors changes and they checked your ticket
HHR: How was the trip?
Joyce: Well, it was long.
Debbie: Our car was pretty quiet until we picked up a group of 15 to 20 Polish teenagers.
Joyce: The man next to us came alive. He had been sleeping and sat up like a bolt of lightening had struck him.
Jerry: He took it upon himself to teach the teenage girls English.
Debbie: I just want to point out that the man was sitting in the wrong seat and the wrong car.
HHR: How did he try to teach them English?
Larry: Through questions. It was very interactive.
HHR: Could you give us an example of the questions?
Debbie: Sure, I can. Where are you from? How old are you? Where are you going? Do you know any songs? Do you think I should go to Prague? Is that a good place to go? I am 55 do I look that old? Do I look good? I just wanted to go to another country today so I took the money that my friend gave me and chose Prague. I don’t really have a job. Let’s all sing. Let’s sing the Polish national anthem.
HHR: Did he go to Krakow with you?
Larry: No, we did some car switching and he got moved to the Prague car where he should have been sitting.
Debbie: I told you that he was on the incorrect car.
HHR: Anything else interesting happen?
Joyce: Well, I did discover that the toilets go straight to the track.
Jerry: We are thinking that Polish Train system may not be as advanced as Amtrak.
Debbie: I advised the group to not visit the facilities while stopped at a station.
HHR: How did your trip end?
Larry: I was very excited that the train station ended in the largest mall ever.
Joyce: I told the other 3 to sit at the mall while I went for the keys from the leasing company.
Jerry: I did sit at the mall just as Joyce suggested.
Larry: I bought some socks.
Debbie: Does this mean you left your assigned spot, Larry?
Larry: Well, I left looking for you and found some socks.
Debbie: I got lost. I asked 61 people where Zara Home is located. They didn’t know. I walked around and around staying away from McDonalds which was in the wrong direction. I was so nervous that Joyce would catch me but yet lost. I managed to slide in under the line right before Joyce returned but was sweating buckets. Why are we talking about this? Why did you bring up the socks?
Joyce: The good news is that everyone made it to the flat that night. I will be keeping my eye on Debbie next time we go into a mall.
Our Train 
Wonder where we are going? 
Interesting look Debbie. Let’s hope that is your passport not your stomach. 
The infamous mall 
The Flat 
The living room 
The kitchen 
Bedroom 1 
Bedroom 2