No Honks for You

Foo always thought New York City was a city known for its honking, but apparently only rich people can honk. At $350 a pop, Foo's going to keep quiet.

There's Waldo!

Foo is always on the lookout for his friend Waldo because that guy gets around almost as much as Foo. Low and behold during Foo's drive through the streets of Galveston, there was Waldo, hanging out way up high.

On That Note

Foo makes music everywhere he goes. It just seeps out of everywhere and even follows him down the street.

Dancing in the Streets

Foo was delighted by the prevalence of fun and funky street musicians in New Orleans. Naturally one with be-bopping rhythm, Foo just loved having actual music all the time to go with his street-savvy dance moves.

The Word on the Street

Foo loved the old signs for the streets in New Orleans, especially with the mixture of language influences. Here is when the Spanish took control and called it Calle de Borbon.

But as Foo looked up and down the street, he saw it really had modernized in places...

... but it was still the classic, time-warped Bourbon Street from other points of view.