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Bruh I only had a couple of hours left on the audiobook and then it was returned 😭

Why is there a creepy sponsor character named Charles Wolf? 💀

“How did you learn salsa?” she asked the American man. “I’ve lived in Europe long enough to pick it up”. SALSA IS AMERICAN!

“I cant wait to go back to The States and eat Southern food. My mouth waters at the idea of barbecue food.” BARBECUE FOOD.

I had to look up when this book was published (2020) because so far there is:
-a blond guy named Liam
-a guy with a Black British mum and Swedish dad
-the Spanish driver’s little sister put unicorn stickers on his kart

I think this author needs to buy a lotto ticket.

“Team Principals are the bosses without owning the company” 👀

The rest of FMC’s family including her brother that is the same age as her has a Spanish accent? Who produced this audiobook?

Listening to the audiobook and the female narrator has a Midwestern accent but perfectly enunciates “Santiago” in Spanish. Meanwhile male narrator is pronouncing Alatorre as “Al-Torry” (imagine an American guy saying Al-Qaeda)

When you only have 1 hr left in the audiobook but it gets returned and the wait is several months long 😭

This doctor character’s dread at coming back from a trip and opening his inbox is too real.

I shouldn’t have worried. This book is hilarious and the Scouse accent just makes it funnier.

Will I survive listening to the narrator's Scouse accent for 10 hours?

Still can’t figure out what kind of doctor Fionn is supposed to be.

When the type I diabetic is somnolent and you see their sugar is in the 20s and someone says they’re going to run and get the glucose tablets from another building but you try to insist you go to save this person’s ~feelings~ and once that person returns with the tablets you get side tracked by another conversation? Survival skills zero.

I could expect a Brit to pronounce ‘insulin’ as ‘in-siu-Lin’ instead of ‘in-sull-in” but the narrator’s pronunciation of “in-shew-lin” is driving me bonkers.

Not the clueless virologist saying being in a tropical island might be her chance to experience what Dengue for Chikungunya feels like first hand, especially since first infection with Dengue doesn't carry risk of hemorrhagic fever...