After
such a long and hectic day the day before, I think the entire group slept
extremely well; I know I did, I think I was asleep before my head even hit the
pillow. It was unfortunate to find
out that a Dutch breakfast is the same thing as a German one; toast, jelly,
corn flakes and fruit. I’m not really sure what I was hoping for, but it was
hoping for something different than what we had last week. After
breakfast the group gathered in the lounge for our last orientation, what a
bittersweet moment. By this time we all pretty much gather the jest of what to
and not to do while here. After our large group orientation the marketing class
stepped side and met with Dr. V to discuss out research topics and the plans we
each had for the following week. After
orientation Dr. V let us to for a few hours before we had to meet back at 1
P.M. for a company visit. We went to visit Deutsche Bahn which is the railway
company in which we have traveled on for the last two weeks. What a coincidence
it was to visit the company headquarters the day after all out hellacious
troubles on the train.
After
the company visit, we were all starving to death and couldn’t even make it out
of the metro before finding a place to have “post lunch” as well called it.
After we ate we made our way back to the hostel, I couldn’t wait to get some
decent wi-fi connection so I could call my mom and tell her all about our
railway experiences. Once we got back to the hostel we were all in for the
night, still trying to recover from the day before.
