You're going to. Okay, so here we are. Hey Mike, how's it going?

Doing well, man, how are you?

I'm doing well, great to see you again.

How was your first international trip?

Man, it was fantastic.

It was actually really, really good.

And, you know, maybe that's something that we should talk about is a recap of our time in Romania.

Sure, let's do it.

Yeah, so I mean what an excursion.

It was like an excursion of a lifetime or a trip of a lifetime

I'll tell you what I really really enjoyed it was a lot of fun to you know go overseas it was for me I've never taken a trip that you know I've been like the Mexico and I've done the Bahamas thing in Hawaii

which actually feels like you're out of the United States but to go over to Europe was a totally different experience for me.

Now, in a way, I kind of was out because I did the whole, you know, rent a little cabin with a reclining seat that turns into a bed sort of deal, you know, which was nice. I think I slept

seven or eight hours for part of the trip and there's a lot of things about the

international travel for somebody like myself that maybe doesn't do a lot of that or has never done that before.

I think one of the most shocking things after I got on the plane was the route that you go.

We've now proven that the world is not flat

from one airline flight.

Yeah, that's what I always tell people when they say flat earth,

I go, just take a trip and watch the trajectory that you take, which is absurd.

So yeah, let's talk about that because I traveled all over.

I used to do travel blogging actually, Cernovich.com, was at one point just a travel blog and I would write about routes I take and

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