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On a business trip last week I asked the taxi driver to take me on a little tour on the way to the airport.
Two things struck me:
1. I shall never complain about London traffic again having seen Shanghai then Jakarta *
2. How alike and yet how unalike we all are, citizens of these great cities of the world
* I may or may not stick to this
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