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First World problems:
‘Tom picked me up at the tiny airport in a taxi and brought me up to date. “I was living in Saigon,” he said, “and after a year I had to leave because my life was spinning out of control. Then I was living in Rome, and I had to leave after six months because my life was spinning out of control. Then I moved to Las Vegas, and I had to leave there, too, very quickly, because my life was definitely once again spinning out of control.”
“You were having trouble keeping yourself together in Rome, so you moved to Vegas?”’
— Gideon Lewis-Kraus, A Sense of Direction: Pilgrimmage for the Restless and the Hopeful
