trav·el  [trav-uhl]  To pass; to go; to journey over. The act of travelling. 

 

writ·ing  [rahy-ting]  The act of a person or thing that writes. Written form: to commit one's thoughts to writing.

 

jour·nal·ist   [jur-nl-ist]   A person who keeps a journal, diary, or other record of daily events.

 

pre·ten·tious  [pri-ten-shuhs]  Characterised by assumption of dignity or importance.

wank·er  [wang-ker]  A contemptible person; jerk. Chiefly British and Australian slang.

"So, are you guys putting in full days at the moment?" Kathryn's mother, Nancy

 

"Yeah but every day's not exactly proper work for you guys is it?" Tristan's brother-in-law, Nigel

 

"I don't think it's actually plagiarising but couldn't you just, sort of, copy some stuff from other guidebooks?" Tristan's mother, Susan 

 

"Are you folks actually making money from that?" Kathryn's father, Giuseppe 

 

"Wow, it's so great to see that you're actually doing something real" Tristan's sister, Zoe

 

"If you write my name in the front of your book, will I become famous?" Tristan's nephew, William