Currency exchange.
Booking accommodation, done booking tickets, done packing suitcases.
To be done.
Yes, you're a mind reader.
Thanks.
What about documents?
Yeah, they're right here, don't want to forget those rights.
That would be a funny story to tell your kids, and this is how your mum missed her flight and spent
the whole summer crying over a wasted trip to Europe.
That would be one hell of a story.
How are you going to deal with everyday stuff that I.
What exactly?
I'm especially curious about currencies that I know that they have euros in the EU, but you're also
travelling to Poland for two weeks.
Oh, yes, well, they used Loti there, and I will never be able to get them here in the U.S., I was
thinking of getting some at the airport once I land in Warsaw.
OK, maybe a funny story if your kids would be and this is how I spent a ton of money because the exchange
rate was enormous.
Aren't airports perfect for exchanging currencies?
Yes, if you're on the other side of the table, they'll rip you off their.
Are you serious?
Dead serious.
What should I do now?
I don't have any backup plan.
You can use your card over there to on your first day, then just find a bank and exchange dollars to
zloty.
But I don't speak any Polish.
How am I going to explain that I was hoping that the airport would be perfect since the staff always
speak English.
I'm sure there's going to be at least one bank employee who knows a tiny bit of English.
I hope so.
Thanks for letting me know, though, I don't want to waste too much money on currency exchange.
You're welcome.
Currency exchange.
Booking accommodation, done booking tickets, done packing suitcases.
To be done.
Yes, you're a mind reader.
Thanks.
What about documents?
Yeah, they're right here.
Don't want to forget those, right?
That would be a funny story to tell your kids, and this is how your mom missed her flight and spent
the whole summer crying over a wasted trip to Europe.
That would be one hell of a story.
How are you going to deal with everyday stuff there, though?
What exactly?
I'm especially curious about currencies there.
I know they have euros in the EU, but you're also traveling to Poland for two weeks.
Yes, well, they use the lady there, and that would never be able to get them here in the U.S..
I was thinking of getting some at the airport once I land in Warsaw.
OK, maybe a funny story for your kids would be and this is how I spend a ton of money because the exchange
rate was enormous.
Aren't airports perfect for exchanging guernseys?
Yes, if you're on the other side of the table, they'll rip you off their.
Are you serious?
Dead serious.
Why should I do now?
I don't have any backup plan.
You can use your card over there to on your first day, then just find a bank and exchange dollars to
zloty.
But I don't speak any Polish.
How am I going to explain that I was hoping that the airport would be perfect since the staff always
speaks English.
I'm sure there's going to be at least one bank employee who knows a tiny bit of English.
I hope so.
Thanks for letting me know, though, I don't want to waste too much money on currency exchange.
You're welcome.