Rachelle Hampton

Yes.

I think that you're smarter than Drew because Drew is determined to keep the plot going.

I think that you're smarter than Drew because Drew is determined to keep the plot going.

So he gathers the Canadians and is like, I heard about this incredible jazz bar, but the line apparently gets really long after 11, so we should head out. And they make their escape as Oliver is on stage singing A Thousand Miles by Vanessa Carlton. The mess on mess.

So he gathers the Canadians and is like, I heard about this incredible jazz bar, but the line apparently gets really long after 11, so we should head out. And they make their escape as Oliver is on stage singing A Thousand Miles by Vanessa Carlton. The mess on mess.

They make it to the jazz bar, which is dim, and the music's so loud that Drew can feel it in his bones, and it is absolutely free of Australians, so the vibe's immaculate. Okay, all right. Yeah. Okay. Drew and the Canadians stay until 1 a.m. when they get hungry, and they're like, let's go find a street cart, and they find one.

They make it to the jazz bar, which is dim, and the music's so loud that Drew can feel it in his bones, and it is absolutely free of Australians, so the vibe's immaculate. Okay, all right. Yeah. Okay. Drew and the Canadians stay until 1 a.m. when they get hungry, and they're like, let's go find a street cart, and they find one.

Drew's mouth is watering when he reaches for his fanny pack, and this is the first time that Drew realizes that his fanny pack is no longer around his waist. Drew's fanny pack that has not just his phone, but his wallet. Drew doesn't go out with his passport, so that's still back at the hostel. But his plane ticket is on his phone. And without his wallet, he can't pay for anything.

Drew's mouth is watering when he reaches for his fanny pack, and this is the first time that Drew realizes that his fanny pack is no longer around his waist. Drew's fanny pack that has not just his phone, but his wallet. Drew doesn't go out with his passport, so that's still back at the hostel. But his plane ticket is on his phone. And without his wallet, he can't pay for anything.

Have you ever been pickpocketed?

Have you ever been pickpocketed?

That's like insult to injury.

That's like insult to injury.

Not only did we try to rob you, but we don't even want what you have.

Not only did we try to rob you, but we don't even want what you have.

Drew is drunk enough that he's not panicking at this moment yet. He hobbles back to the jazz bar, but the fanny pack isn't there and no one has seen it. Drew goes from the jazz bar back to the karaoke bar. Still nothing. And at this point, the Canadians have thankfully lived up to their reputation, and they've been very kind. They've helped Drew go from bar to bar.

Drew is drunk enough that he's not panicking at this moment yet. He hobbles back to the jazz bar, but the fanny pack isn't there and no one has seen it. Drew goes from the jazz bar back to the karaoke bar. Still nothing. And at this point, the Canadians have thankfully lived up to their reputation, and they've been very kind. They've helped Drew go from bar to bar.

And at this point, they're like, listen, we'll cover you for the rest of the night, and you can use our phones tomorrow to sweat your shit out. We can at least get your plane ticket. We can print it out.

And at this point, they're like, listen, we'll cover you for the rest of the night, and you can use our phones tomorrow to sweat your shit out. We can at least get your plane ticket. We can print it out.

Except Drake. Not that one. Yeah.