I got my bags back on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo.

Amateur Traveler episode 378. Today the amateur traveler talks about beef and tango and

Evita which can only mean we're going to Buenos Aires. I'm going to be a good day. Welcome to the amateur traveler.

I'm your host Chris Christensen. This episode of the

amateur traveler is sponsored by Via Tour. You can find more information about

tours that you can take when you go to Buenos Aires, including Tango Show's sight-scene

tours and one that caught my eye, which is a Gucho day trip down to a ranch.

For more information and so that amateur travel gets credit go to amateur traveler.

dot com slash tours.

Before we get into this week's interview, I do have three news stories for you.

Obviously the biggest news this week was the crash at San Francisco of Aijana flight 214.

Two of the stories that are worth mentioning that come out of that.

First of all, they're talking about the flight attendants as heroes.

The cabin manager, Lee Junhei He was the last person out of the

burning plane and carried a child to safety. The San Francisco Fire Chief

said of her she was so composed I thought she had come from the terminal. She wanted to make sure that everyone got off. She was a

hero and AP added she worked herself to put out the fires and usher passengers to safety and all that was

despite her personal injuries where she had suffered a broken tailbone.

The tragically ironic story that comes out of the plane crashes, apparently three people have died so

far.

One just died yesterday of serious injuries, and one of them seems to have been hit by the emergency vehicles

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