For breakfast we had rice and bread, then we took a tuk-tuk to the train station to buy some tickets to Mumbai. We met two guys from France; a dad (reminded me of Alfred Pennyworth) and his son (kind of looked like Macaulay Culkin, but less drug use), who spoke wonderful English and 4 other languages! They helped us buy tickets, which were Rs.1940 each ($29.76).
Saturday 28/01/17
We packed our things and Keshav drove us to the train station. The train ride was from 8:40 AM to 6:35 PM; I’ve only ever rode on metro-like trains (FrontRunner, Trax, New Delhi metro), so I was a bit excited to ride on a real' train! 10 hours though? Not especially looking forward to it...?
Sunday 29/01/17
Ben followed some skateboarders on Instagram called @_sk8city_, who were Mumbai. He messaged them before we even came to India asking if they wanted to hang out and skate if we came down and they said yes! He messaged them before we left Jaipur saying that we would be down there that evening (which we weren’t...)– so now we needed to find Wi-Fi to message them that our train was longer than expected, but that we’re here now. But because it was 6:30 AM, there wasn’t really anybody awake walking on the street to ask where to go
Monday 30/01/2017
Last night it got up to 70°F! We had the window open but didn’t really help much.
In the morning we went back to the tattoo shop for Wi-Fi. We messaged Rahul and Gaurav– who met up with us at our hotel. We packed up our things and went back to Jesel Park. They asked us if we wanted veg burgers, so we said sure. They ordered the burgers and chai for us; and we just talked about what were going to do that day. The burgers were very average and when it came time to leave, they made us pay for the meal! This kind of made us a bit “mad” because we thought they were asking if we were hungry because they were going to pay for the meal. We weren’t even hungry in the first place and the burgers were very average, it was all completely unnecessary, hahaha
In the morning we went back to the tattoo shop for Wi-Fi. We messaged Rahul and Gaurav– who met up with us at our hotel. We packed up our things and went back to Jesel Park. They asked us if we wanted veg burgers, so we said sure. They ordered the burgers and chai for us; and we just talked about what were going to do that day. The burgers were very average and when it came time to leave, they made us pay for the meal! This kind of made us a bit “mad” because we thought they were asking if we were hungry because they were going to pay for the meal. We weren’t even hungry in the first place and the burgers were very average, it was all completely unnecessary, hahaha
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