Lisco's American Life

After a brief chat, Lisko gave up his seat to them, but did not leave in a hurry, but watched them install their instruments.

This is a standard four-piece band. Ever since the Beatles appeared in England, their general band has followed this combination, paying tribute to the supreme god in the rock world in their hearts.

This band was beyond Lisko's expectations. Unexpectedly, the person in charge of rhythm guitar and keyboard music was Sharis, who seemed to be very gentle, while the person in charge of explosive drums and chords was Isabella. The most enthusiastic of the two boys

Jayne is in charge of the bass guitar, and Patton, who is less talkative and more serious, is in charge of the sitar.

After watching it for a while, I listened to this band's performance, which was very passionate. The melody was full of enthusiasm and resistance, which made people want to jump up and down.

"Old." Lisko, who didn't like the loud music, shook his head and prepared to leave and go back to the hotel.

He put his luggage bag on his back and walked alone on the street.

Feeling a little hungry, Lisko took out the change he had just stuffed into his pocket. This was his income from singing. He was too embarrassed to count it just now, so he just balled it up and stuffed it into his pocket.

Lisko flattened Zou Baba's coins. Most of the tips here are in Icelandic krona. Tourists have developed the habit of exchanging currency at the airport, so there will be no situation where there are various national currencies.

After counting, a smile appeared on Lisko's face. The harvest this time was not small. It was probably close to 30,000 Icelandic kronor, which is equivalent to more than 200 U.S. dollars in U.S. dollars. It was a considerable fortune.

Most of the people who travel during this time are really wealthy people who avoid the peak tourist season, so they are not stingy at all when it comes to tips.

Walking to the roadside, Lisko planned to buy a hot dog to eat. This was a mutton hot dog shop. Looking at the queue at the door, Lisko knew that the taste of this one should be good.

As Lisko's saliva continued to secrete, it was slowly discharged.

"Hello, what do you need?"

The salesperson wearing a red chef uniform asked.

Lisko looked in from the window. There were mutton, beef, and mixed types.

He couldn't stand the smell of mutton, so he chose a beef hot dog and ordered a cup of hot coffee.

This kind of fast food is made very quickly, and Lisko got his food after waiting for a while.

The hot dog looked green in color overall, and he didn't know why. He looked carefully and added some green cucumbers to the edge. There was a piece of beef inside, and it was also topped with fried onions, raw onions, sweet mustard and mayonnaise.

A hot dog cost 500 Icelandic kronor, plus coffee the total was 600.

Lisko counted on his fingers. Each meal included a hot dog and a cup of coffee. The money he earned could sustain fifty meals just from eating.

I don’t understand why Karu has no income from singing and singing, but Lisko is still very satisfied with the fruits of his labor.

The hot dog tasted great. Liske held the coffee in his hand and ate it while walking. This gave him a long-lost feeling, like the way he gnawed on steamed buns and held soy milk on the way to work in his previous life. However, in order to avoid being late in his previous life, he walked all the way.

If you are running, you can walk slowly this time.

The night temperature in Iceland has also dropped to about 7 degrees. Although it is not that cold, it is not the time to wear short sleeves.

Lisko wore a windbreaker when he went out, so he didn't feel the chill at all, and Reykjavik's floor heating system is very developed.

Every household in this city has lanterns built in front of their homes, with red candles inside. It is said to be a custom passed down a long time ago. The specific reason is unknown, but the light of the candles shines on the wall.

It forms a dim light, which makes people feel warm at first glance.

The trees on the roadside were wrapped with wires and connected with colored lights, and the entire street was clearly illuminated.

Speaking of which, Lisko also discovered a strange thing. When he was sleeping yesterday, he found that the lights in his room were not very bright. After observing, he discovered that the light tubes in the Icelandic hotel room were all covered with sweaters. Maybe they were afraid of

The cold shortens the life of the lamp.

After finishing the hot dog and almost arriving at the hotel, Lisko threw the finished coffee into the trash can.

After pressing the button for the elevator, I watched the electronic screen waiting for the landing.

"Beep." The elevator arrived.

"Hey, Li. What a coincidence, you live here too?"

Lisko looked up and found that the person speaking was the British band he met in the square, and it was the enthusiastic Jayne who came up to say hello.

"Yes, what a coincidence. I live on the third floor. Where are you?" Lisko was also surprised, but he also confirmed the guess of these British college students that they came from wealthy families. The Hilton's one-day expenses are enough to cover several trips.

"We are also on the third floor. We are going to have something to eat. Do you want to come with us?" Isabella invited Lisko.

"Yes, let's go together?" Jayne has a good impression of Lisko, a peer who sings well.

"I just ate, so I won't go." Lisko declined.

"Okay," Jayne looked a little disappointed. He also planned to exchange singing skills with Liske. Although he was only a guitarist, he also had the heart of a lead singer.

"Okay, let's go first, but we will drink some beer and talk about music in the room later. You should be able to come over, right?" Isabella looked at Lisko with a smile.

"Okay, I'll go find you later." Lisko felt that it would be a bit disrespectful to refuse further, so he thought about it and agreed.

The two parties exchanged room numbers respectively. Lisko got on the elevator.

Meeting people from all over the world during the trip is also a wonderful experience.

After two meetings, Lisko also got a little understanding of this group of people. The leader Jayne's personality is just like his hair, he is as passionate as fire, and he doesn't seem to have any city government. It should be that his family takes good care of him.

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Isabella has a strong personality, and it can be seen that she secretly likes Jayne. Of course, Jayne, who is so carefree, probably doesn't know it yet.

The silent Barton is a bit serious, he seems to be meticulous in his work, and his clothes are always neat and wrinkle-free. His family must be from a long time ago.

When Shalisi sang, she was full of emotions and looked full of tension. When she got off the stage, she turned into a shy and blushing girl, always wearing large-framed glasses to cover herself up.

Generally speaking, they are a group of second-generation ancestors who are not familiar with worldly affairs. They travel together to find musical inspiration, but they are not arrogant or domineering people.

Lisko didn't mind interacting with them. Both meetings made him feel a little younger.

When I returned to the room, I carefully cleaned the guitar and put it away.

He felt this was the best gift he had received during his journey.