shopping and disgusting lunch with my family

He and his wife waited to go up Kuala Lumpur’s towers, bought a 45-ringgit shirt, and used the monorail. Lunch provoked intense disgust; he rejected leaf-served food, complained about dirt and an open sewer, and searched for a sandwich. After a temple visit and waiting, he found sandwiches, had a plated dinner, and gave his wife a honeymoon present.

Travel excitement shifted into frustration, with food and infrastructure shaping his mood more than sightseeing.