Referring to one of Sek's post. Does everybody lie?
When travelling, everyone packs the general necessities required to just, well, travel.
You have the usual bags.
You have the usual luggage locks.
You have the usual money.
Jon, I counted. AUD9.60. Enough for your souvenir.
And many more usual stuff. But, in a tech geek's bag, there are many more crappy, geeky stuff, or specifically, gadgets.
You have your laptop.
You have your camera.
You have your iPhone and all the mumbo jumbo wires that comes with it.
You have more cords.
1. Your three-prong adapter.
2. Your mini surge protector.
3. Your iPhone charging cord.
4. Your run-of-the-mill USB cord.
5. Your network cable.
6. Well, your nail-clipper.
You have a spare laptop battery.
You have your notebook.
You have your inspirational GTD workflow chart.
And you have lots and lots of thumbdrives.
I'm gonna exploit Australia's fast Internet speed to download all my torrents.
Yes. I'm bringing all these for my trip. I'm gonna be the lonely little Asian kid with big fat bags stuffed with all these.
While I was talking with my friends about my solo trip to Australasia, we were talking about what to wear at the airport. And we came up with these.
I'm gonna wear an Armani suit.
And when I reach the Immigration checkpoint, it would probably go like this.
Business or pleasure, sir?
Pleasure.
*Looks at my clothing*
*Thinks*
Are you sure?
Yes.
*Thinks somemore.*
*Sends me to the Detention room."
*Deport me back to Malaysia.*
That's one thing I want to avoid. Casual it is.
It's a basic truth of the human condition that everybody lies. The only variable is about what.
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