213: I Need a Vacation

The Mortified Podcast

Mortified Media and Radiotopia

Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2021

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Remember the excitement of your first big trip? From a school trip to the capitol to backpacking through Southeast Asia, tales of teens hit by the travel bug only to discover what bugs them about traveling.

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0:00.0	Radio Tapio.
0:04.0	From PRX.
0:11.0	My father has a meeting in Orlando and he bought tickets for us.
0:14.5	Shruthi, my mom, and my sister, Ritja.
0:17.0	Those are the people he bought tickets for.
0:21.0	When Shruthi was six, she went on a family vacation to Florida.
0:24.0	And she was so excited about it,
0:26.0	she started keeping a travel journal.
0:28.0	And when you drive in lovely Orlando,
0:30.0	I'll tell you why I call it lovely Orlando.
0:35.0	Because when you drive on the roads in Orlando,
0:37.0	or when you walk on the sidewalks in Orlando near people's houses,
0:40.0	there are so many palm trees.
0:42.0	Everything in Orlando is so nice,
0:44.0	except that it is very hot.
0:46.0	A picture of the hot sun.
0:53.0	And she got so into keeping her journal
0:55.0	that she began to write down every little detail.
0:58.0	Even the things that most travelers tend to ignore.
1:01.0	Like the inner workings of an airport terminal.
1:04.0	When we reach the airport, we went in an air link,
1:06.0	which is a mini bus.
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