REPORTER - I'm talking with 90-year-old Phil Andrews who leaves tomorrow on a trip around the world. He's hoping to set a new world record. He'll be the oldest man to travel around the world.
How do you feel, Phil?
PHIL - I feel great. I'm excited about the trip.
REPORTER - How are you going to travel?
PHIL - International Airlines is sponsoring my trip. They're letting me fly free for this month because, thanks to reporters like you, they're getting publicity in return.
REPORTER - What countries are you visiting on the trip?
PHIL - I'm stopping in Portugal where I hope to spend a day relaxing on the beach. In Egypt I'm going to spend a day seeing the Egyptian pyramids. I'm stopping in India where I hope to see the Taj Majal. In Thailand I'm going to spend some time in Bangkok. I'm also stopping in Hawaii to spend a day surfing.
REPORTER - What?!
PHIL - Just kidding. I haven't been surfing since I was 70.
REPORTER - 70? Wow!
PHIL - The final stop is in Mexico where I hope to listen to some of that wonderful Mariachi music before I fly home.
REPORTER - Wow! Won't you get tired?
PHIL - My doctor says that I'm in better shape than him. I swim every morning.
REPORTER - Well, good luck. Send me a postcard from one of your destinations.
PHIL - OK.
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