The man leaves Lisa: That haole is nuts. Kauai does sound beautiful though. I’ve always wanted to hike the Kalalau Trail. Jun: I read about that! Cliffs and waterfalls and fruit trees! I have a coup
Lisa: Like what? Even though I was born here, I’ve never been. Kevin: Like...there’s a community of people who live there. In between the beach and the mountains. Lisa: All the islands have people
A man comes up to talk Kevin: You two from around here? Jun: She is, but I’m just a tourist. Kevin: Cool. Jun: Want to help me put some lotion on my back? Kevin: Yeah! So, will you be in Oahu your w
At a beach bar in Waikiki Lisa: I think you should start with a sweet tropical cocktail. Jun: You’ve really said the magic word, Lisa. It wasn’t just coffee I had to abstain from in Salt Lake. Lis
Lisa picks up Jun at the Honolulu Airport Lisa: Aloha! I have a lei to welcome you to paradise. Jun: Huh? I don’t see any cuties around. Lisa: No, silly. Not that kind of “lay.” This lei is a ne
Jun is saying goodbye to the Robinsons at Salt Lake City Airport Jun: I want to thank you so much for your warmth and hospitality. Bob: It was nothing, Jun. And taking good care of guests is just one
Terry: But there haven’t been any attacks, right? Lisa: No, not yet at least. But some things have changed. Our airports are certainly a little more careful. Terry: That’s good. The whole world ha
Lisa greets a visiting businessman at the airport Lisa: The company has sent me to be your guide for the day. My name is Lisa. Terry: Call me Terry, Lisa. Glad to meet you. Lisa: Was your flight O
Tim: You know what people say... “Never mix friends and politics.” Lee: No kidding. She finally found out we voted for the DPP. She flipped! Tim: Is that really a good reason to move out? Lee: She
Tim arrives to pick up his date Jessica Lee: Sorry, Jessica is still in the shower. Can I make you some tea while you wait? Tim: That would be lovely. I really like Taiwanese oolong tea. Lee: Grea