In Cambodia

In Cambodia, a pitcher of beer is $2 if you know where to go

In Cambodia, 11$ will get you a sufficient room... It's dingy but clean, free wifi, and a bottle of water.

In Cambodia they have a dish called Amok that is an amazing curry with a lemony undertone

In Cambodia, just because you think you're going to fart doesn't meant that's what's about to happen (maybe that's where the term running amok came from, think about it)

In Cambodia they have cops just for dealing with pan handlers

In Cambodia toilet paper is pink and they give you a roll when you check in

In Cambodia, cars, scooters and Tuk Tuks drive so close together that they sometimes touch

In Cambodia the local beer is Angkor and it's very good

In Cambodia they sometimes serve beer with ice

In Cambodia you can hire a guy to drive you around for 5 hours for 20 bucks

In Cambodia they use American money

In Cambodia the panhandlers are trying to sell me weed

In Cambodia the Tuk Tuks are fancy wagons like carriages pulled by 100cc scooters

In Cambodia along the river in Phnom Penh Angkor Beer is 1.50$ for a pint

In Cambodia people come up to you during dinner and try to sell you bootlegged DVDs and books 

In Cambodia they don't have the book I'm looking for

In Cambodia the threat of malaria is real and you have to put on alot of bug spray

In Thailand applying bugspray while visiting a butterfly farm is considered offensive 

In Cambodia if you need electricity, you climb a pole and get it

In Cambodia it's almost bedtime because like is visiting a museum that illustrates the atrocities of civil war at 8 am

In Canada Luke rarely gets up before 9