Three scientists—Papaia, Banani, Ravioli—and their assistant Igor, who are supposed to attend the famous dark matter conference, miss their flight and end up on the other side of the world. After booking a hotel for the night, the taxi drops them off in front of an abandoned warehouse.
We are in front of the warehouse, where Papaia is checking his phone.
Papaia: Now I get it! The hotel I booked isn’t the five-star one. I must have clicked the wrong button.
Ravioli: Oops! That was my fault!
Papaia: I don’t understand… how?
Ravioli: Remember when I bumped into you while you were booking?
Papaia: Oh, right! That’s why! Let me check the hotel list…
Papaia opens the list on his phone app.
Banani: Look, there’s another hotel right under the “book” button!
Ravioli: What does it say? Sunflowerr Hotel!
Papaia: That’s the one we booked!
Ravioli: No wonder it was so cheap!
Banani: Let’s go back! The five-star hotel is just a few kilometers from here. We can walk there.
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Ravioli: Hey, I’m starving! Let’s see if they can deliver a pizza to this address. There’s even a bench over there where we can sit.
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Papaia: Listen, Ravioli, your uncontrollable hunger has only caused trouble for us today!
Igor: I’d actually consider that bench… for sleeping on it!
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Papaia: Stop joking around, Igor! This is serious!
Igor: There’s very little serious about this trip!
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Anyway, as I said at the beginning, there are two laws in the universe we can always count on: order always turns into disorder, and Papaia’s trips always turn into disasters.
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What do you think about that, Mr. Online Booking Genius?
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