I had been in southeast Asia for three days when I hopped on a 16-hour overnight train out of Bangkok. Still jet-lagged and slightly overwhelmed, I didn’t have snacks too high on my to-do list. “Maybe I’ll stop at a grocery store in the morning,” had turned into “I’ll get lunch at the train station,” and then “I can probably buy food on the train.” Unfortunately, everyone else had the same idea, and I was left with sold-out snack carts and a single bag of potato strings.
So it was then that I learned one of the most important lessons of travel: Always have your own snacks. From that point on, I was never without my trusty snack bag.
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