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What Was the Best Vacation You Ever Had?
- Narrated by: Kym Krutz
- Length: 42 mins
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What Was the Best Vacation You Ever Had?
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Publisher's Summary
It was a Saturday morning when we arrived to Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris, also known as "Roissy," where we took the train to the city center to check in to our hotel. The trip took about one hour and thirty minutes and we were faced with a very unwelcoming experience throughout the train and metro transfer stations. When we transferred from the train to the metro there was a huge corridor that we had to walk and we were faced with two black men, into their thirties, who seemed quite sketchy and somewhat malevolent....
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