IN: I know Amsterdam , I replied gloomily . With a thank you and a goodbye , I left the excellent Flying Pig experience behind and let the crazed Amsterdam crowd suck me in and push me along . I was very nearly run over by a tram , which did n't help my already less than favourable feelings towards the city , especially as the driver watched me pausing and checking him out to gauge whether he was stopped for a while or ready to go , and then launched forward with an evil grin as soon as I was in his path , getting my bag 's wheels stuck in the track as I tried to leap out of his way . I grumpily lit a cigarette outside the train station , and was immediately and predictably accosted by a homeless guy .
Why did the guy approach the narrator outside at the train station .

OUT: The guy approached the narrator to ask for spare change .

IN: I start school on monday , i have to get my car fixed stat ! I wish i made more money than what i ' m making , and i know i need a new job with better pay and more hours , but i love my job so much and i do n't want to leave . I ' ve become attatched to my coworkers , ok maybe like three of them , and to the kids . I ' m really getting tired of getting in the car , and worrying that i ' m going to break down on the side of the road .
What has lead the speaker to complain about the way that their car is currently functioning ?

OUT: They are simply venting , and trying to express their negative emotions in a somewhat constructive way

IN: There was a rustic charm that I immediately fell in love with . Mosquito nets hangs above every bed , and there 's something very romantic about having them draped around you as you sleep . I never felt a mosquito while I was there , but I used the nets anyway .
What is the speaker talking about in this passage ?

OUT:
A vacation they are reviewing