hello los angeles! dont worry, your first impression was gold. it was nighttime in the city by the time we were heading home for the night so i was warmly greeted by bright lights and busy streets…not too shabby it was roughly a twenty minute drive from the car rental place to the condo where we were staying while shooting crashcourse, so i decided to sit back and enjoy the view.

hello los angeles! don’t worry, your first impression was gold. it was nighttime in the city by the time we were heading home for the night, so i was warmly greeted by bright lights and busy streets…not too shabby it was roughly a twenty minute drive from the car rental place to the condo where we were staying while shooting crashcourse, so i decided to sit back and enjoy the view.

i finally took my eyes off of the city to glance the clock…and it seemed as if an hour and a half had passed. no, that can’t be right. they said it was a twenty minute drive. as i turned my attention back to the city, i began to feel like everything in la looks exactly the same…wait a second…“didn’t we pass this place before?” not only has my dad never used a gps system before, but apparently neither had my manager at the time- the man in charge of directions for the night. i decided to see what was going on and took the garmin from the front seat. “well, guys…i think i found the problem…” i flipped the garmin a full 180 degrees and said as kindly and straight faced as i could,

“it’s upside down.”

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