ThePointsOfLife Travel Philosophy
My goal in writing a Travel Guide is to break away from the norm by dismissing those ignoramuses who say “Bro, you have to stay in a country for at least […]
Category Archives: Travel Guide
Guns And Butter: A Better Way to Travel
The definition of economics is the allocation of scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants. Despite a bachelors in economics from the University of Michigan, I still fight this principle by […]
How Much Does a Polar Bear Weigh?: The Pick Up Artist Visits the Icebar Tokyo
One day I will tell you about my visit to the Tsukijii Fish Market to eat the world’s freshest sushi. One day I will tell you about visiting the Tokyo Imperial Palace, an […]
The Press in Istanbul
The press in Istanbul Is Turkish for when you visit Constantinople you don’t drink espresso. Turkish coffee is alarmingly strong, straight to the point, and captures your attention. The same […]
The Press in Riga
The press in Riga isn’t cold. It is a misconception thought by many including myself that Latvia is basically Russia. While there were periods of Russian occupation, Latvia has been […]
The Press in Helsinki
The press in Helsinki is expensive. A double espresso at the Stringdberg Cafe on the esplanade is a tickling 4 euros and 90 cents. It does come with a great […]
Xiao Long Bao: A Tutorial
A trip to Shanghai would be all for naught if you do not have authentic, street inspired xiao long bao. They aren’t your local Chinese restaurant’s takeout dumplings and they […]
