Imagine, Kim, if the United States made peace with Iran. You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.
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Visiting Socotra Island, Yemen, requires deliberate dumbness, Kim – Disregard our government’s ‘Level-4 Do Not Travel’ warning and just soak in the Galapagos-like beauty.
North Korea’s cult of personality was comical, Kim, and their America-bashing got under my skin.
Argentina’s leaders flunked Econ 101, Sis, so now they’re serial defaulters.
Sadly, Kim, Cameroon’s Baka pygmies have evolved from ancient hunter-gatherers to modern dancers for tourists.
You would’ve laughed at me, Kim, when thieves in Windhoek, Namibia punked me like a rag doll.
Hey Sis, if you hire everyone as police and keep beer super cheap, even Equatorial Guinea’s forty-year dictatorship will seem like paradise.
What’s the world’s least visited country, Kim? Yep, you got it, Nauru.
Listen to the sounds of Corrientes’ affluence and poverty—hooves clip-clopping, tugboats chugging, cartoneros whipping, Model-T engines sputtering …
Police in Guinea extort more money from bush taxi drivers when skinny, white boys ride shotgun.
Backpacking through the poorest region on earth was difficult, Kim, but these friendly West Africans taught me how to suck it up.
Equatorial Guinea is one of the weirdest countries on earth—and being extorted from arrival to departure wasn’t fun—but we learned valuable intel for bribing African police.
Yes, mom and dad think I’m an idiot for visiting Afghanistan, but a ‘Kim’s View’ in every country means EVERY COUNTRY.
How often do you get to experience a dictator’s peaceful departure?
Yo Sis! Yo quiero Colombia! Why? Their friendly people, fascinating history, creative culture, killer coffee, yummy street food … the list is long!
