“It’s the #1 killer of joy on Hawaiian vacations.”
“It’s nice and everything, but our room looks out on the parking lot,” she said.
“Well, it’s not really a parking lot, right?” I replied. “It’s more like a porte-cochère, where you can unload and valet your car. Plus, how can you even see it through all of the tropical trees and plants?”
This wasn’t “not seeing the forest for the trees”; it was not even seeing the trees.






