I think the appeal is greater because they ' re no longer available . <| sep |> For me it ' s hard to lump Uchtdorf in with the rest . I like him he seems the kindest and most common sense . Ah me . <| sep |> The low employment costs keepsthe price of your food and drinks down . Here ' s your solution Don ' t tip . Just insist on paying 125 % of your bill . <| sep |> That ' s really useful to know , thank you <| sep |> Oh . i thought the answer was NAMBLA . maybe thats only at pizza places though . <| sep |> Anyone near the 270 area ? Driving thru tomorrow morning and need some help <| sep |> Tutoring on Chegg . <| sep |> I was myself part of a similar exchange program in my high school in Europe . It was really great for my whole class and I certainly remember it very fondly . The difficulties are mainly the logistics however . Not getting into how much work arranging this sort of thing is for the teachers , it is important to remember that it may be easy for a Swedish student to pay for the travel and such , but not for a polish student . The income difference is a substantial problem as i remember it and leads to unequal relationships between the students . Some cultures have much bigger social divides between rich and poor than in Sweden . Attending class if you are not an enrolled student is also often dreadfully boring , the activities should be tailored for the experience . Also , Scandinavians students often mature much faster than like Italian students . There will be a significant difference in maturity which is hard to look past as a teenager . Those are just some things that I would add to your list . Good luck with it , it is certainly a great and thought provoking experience for the students .