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American Tourist Arrives in England, Immediately Makes Costly Mistake

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American Tourist Arrives in England, Immediately Makes Costly Mistake
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By Rachael O'ConnorReporter0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.An American tourist has shared the mortifying moment she woke up in the entirely wrong place.Maddi, 25, who gave her first name, lives in Charleston, South Carolina, and recently traveled to the United Kingdom for a work trip.Ready to check out famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Oxford Street and Tower Bridge, Maddi got in an Uber from the airport—but, despite her excitement, the travel got to her, and she promptly fell asleep.Read More on Life"I was extremely tired, probably the most tired I’ve been in a few years," Maddi told Newsweek.

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