The Jedi’s Guide to Traveling Like a Pro
| December 11, 2015
Be Aware of the Dark Side
The Sith are out there disseminating their hatred, but don’t worry, you’re smarter and more capable. Although there are indeed evil people around the galaxy, I’d say the dark side works in nefarious ways — it’s tempting, and before you know it, you’ve turned!
What I’m saying is: Should you really have another round of drinks in the hostel if you planned to meet your friend at eight in morning for some sightseeing? It’s a hard choice when everyone’s having fun and that pretty girl or boy is flirting with you.
Consult the Force. You could just retire to your bed or find the strength to pull an all-nighter so no one gets upset! Remember: Whatever you choose, you’ll bear the consequences.
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