Good when you look at it, terrible when you're in it.

Unless you're a first- or business-class passenger, being on a plane is mediocre as hell. However, when you look at that same plane, you're fascinated.

Going to Myrtle Avenue near London Heathrow Airport is a good idea if you're a planespotter. Locals will have to suffer day and night.

Windows XP seems like a good nostalgia throwback, but you immediately realize that for starters, it is almost unusable; little to no programs support it today. Good luck getting your work done if you don't have an Office XP to 2010 disc ready, for example. That's on top of the fact that all security support stopped 11 years ago. You probably wouldn't make it a day before your computer gets infected.

Don't get me started with Windows 95 and 98.

I once heard about the shifter in the Genesis GV60 SUV that is a "crystal sphere". It's REALLY convoluted to use, apparently, despite it looking rather appealing.

If you're a NYC tourist, have a great time. For locals, no. Just no (especially Manhattan).

Also, if you're a tourist in China, you get to see all the beautiful cityscapes and landscapes. You could buy an entire mall because 1 USD exchanges for about 7 Yuan. Outside of the urban areas, the area is typically less-developed, rundown, poorer, and rural. A lot of locals live there. Even if they DO live in a major city, chances are they live in older, less-developed areas.