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little more explicitly. The chuckled and told me what I wat} was the "loo."
A “loo”? But I figured I migh well give it a shot as time was of essence. That was my first imr tant learning experience in Engla
One of the other things a traveS)to London first notices is the apjialjt ent rudeness on the part of the tJJ}tives. However, with just a li$Jp
I’ve come to believe that it^K time more a case of xenophobia than it ifrl dislike of people in general.
London is a very internati«^il city with even more nationalilrds than most international cities. JS«tive Londoners, therefore, beginjSjo fear foreigners to some ex ten V" I think. They see the influx of ottfier nationalities as an invasion of ttyjir homeland and they get a little tegy with the invaders. But once jgu leave your tourist group, you ftfid nice, friendly, and helpful pe< very like the kind you meet in W$ ington, Virginia. .3
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