Deaf globetrotter stops in town

[Martacus]

I met a really amazing guy at work yesterday. I work at a motel, and Sundays are generally very slow days around here. Well, around mid-afternoon, a deaf guy on a motorcycle showed up to stay for the night. As it turns out, this person is from Minsk, and is traveling around the world on his bike. He started in 2000, and has been to quite a lot of places already. He showed me several large notebooks filled with pictures, itineraries, etc. Really quite an amazing guy. My manager came down, along with several other guests, and we were all just amazed at everywhere he's been to. So impressed, in fact, that we gave him quite a hefty discount for his stay. Anyways, he also gave me the address to his website:

www.yarets.com

I recommend checking it out. I hope he succeeds in his goal.

 

[Bacon King]

Wow.. I wish I could do something like that.

Here's his site in english:
http://www.yarets.com/index_eng.html

 

[cgannon64]

How did you communicate with him? Could he read lips?

 

[Ramius75]

i want to know how he finance his trip.. envy... and i work like a dog just to get by.

 

[Knight-Dragon]

You seem to be here fairly often, for one working like a dog to get by.

 

[Ramius75]

You seem to be here fairly often, for one working like a dog to get by.

Coz u didnt see when i work 12++ a day average 60 hours a week...

 

[GeneralZed]

Omg, and I thought I had hard working studying all the time for college

 

[Martacus]

How did you communicate with him? Could he read lips?

No; we just wrote on notecards and passed them back and forth.

 

[Lozzy_Ozzy]

i want to know how he finance his trip.. envy... and i work like a dog just to get by.

Well I know a few globetrotters, and most get temporary jobs...