On the walking tour, our guide told us he was going to ask questions and give out prizes for correct answers. His first question was to name some famous Hungarian people. I answered Ferenc Puskas, who everybody obviously knows was a soccer player who scored a hat trick in that famous 6-3 win against England in 1956. Nobody else had this info in their heads and, to be honest, I don't know how I do.
The result of my genius? No prize. Not long after, he asked how WWI started. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10, this is a 1. Annette gave the answer and won some sort of chocolate bar which, even as we speak some 36 hours later, is melting in the near sun-like temperature of our sleeper cabin to Prague.
Anyway, later he asks how Harry Houdini died. "A punch to the stomach" was my immediate correct answer. Nobody else had any idea. Where is my $%@@$ing prize?
Here ends the rant.
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